Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1893-09-13

Miss Carrie Stump is visiting il
Lewistown.
Miss Grace Thrush, of Lewistown
is visiting Miss Ellie Howe.
Miss Kate Belle, of Bellewood !,
visiting Miss Maude Wilson.
! Charlie Bratton, of .Mcveytown
spent day in town last week.
Allen Lands, of Lewistown visit.
ed his parents in Walker township
last week.
Miss Lizzie Auman, returned home
last week from a visit to Eschol
Perry county.
| An infant daughter of William
Sieber of Fermanagh township. died
on the 5th inst.
Messrs. James and Caleb North. of
Washington, visited James North's
family last week.
Jesse Groninger lifted 743 pounds
on lifting machine at the Port
Royal fair last week.
Misses Lizzie Milliken of Lands.
burg and Rhoda Batey of Milroy. are
visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. John VanOrmer of
VanOrmer Station, are visiting James
Finks family in Patterson.
Mrs. May of Wyoming, Pa, has
been visiting her sister Mrs. Ackley.
wife of DIR. Ackley in this town.
The town schools are again down
to hard study under the efficient man.
agement of Professor H. G. Gortner.
Misses PETIT Watts and Maggie
stoutfer, OF McAlisterville, were the
guests of Mrs. w. F. Slagle last
week.
Between four and five hundred
round trip tickets for Port Roval
Fair, were sold at this station on
Friday.
E. S. Parker of the Washington,
D. G, Columbia National Bank.
spent number of days last week in
Juniata.
Mrs. Yocum of Milford township.
died last Sunday morning aged SO
years. Interment in Church Hill
cemetery.
How can man or woman be hap
py who are continually falling out with
their work with themselves or their
neighbors7
Hamilton Fish, Grants Secretary
of State died at his home, near Gar
risou, York State, last Friday morn
ing aged S5 years.
The Central Pennsylvania SYNOD
of the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
will meet at BellefOnte, Wednesday,
September 27, 1898.
A new schedule for the running of
passenger trains went into effect on
Sunday. Miffiin accommodation was
taken off, Altoona east was taken off.
Mrs. Charles Greer, two daugh-
ters, Helen and Annie and son, OF
Altoona, stopped off a couple of DAYS
last week on their way home from
the eastern part OF the state.
Charles NJ. NJ. Drum, of Wilkes
barre, son of Rev u l. Drum came
to Northumberland on the cars, and
from the latter place rode to this
town on his bicycle in five hours, a
distance of 40 miles.
There is a general inquiry, why
don't the town council have the
sewer management put Third and
Cherry streets in same level condi-
tion that they found it when the be-
gan work on those streets.
Mrs. Frank Bear and son and sis
ter Miss Lou Kessler and Misses
Grace Pauline, Carrie Hughes and
Bert Sprat of LewistowI and Miss
Kate Kessler of Williamsp1rt, were
guests at the National House last
week
The letters encalled for in the
Mitfiintown postoffice FOR the week
ending September 9th, were for Miss
Minnie Siger, Mr.. c. T. Shower, Miss
Anna L. Shellenberger, Mr.. Lewis
Freink, Mr.. Domenico Cearraro, Nc.
James ShirIaugh, and postal card
for Samuel Shumaker.
Women and girls are not safe TO be
out alone after nightfall in certain
parts of Delaware county But that
kind of outrage cannot last long
The authorities should bestir them
selves before there is an uprising
and before Judge Lynch is called in
to redress the evil.
Judges Barnett and Junkin of Per-
ry county and Judge Bucher of Union
county and Judge Savage of
Northumberland county were in at
tendances upon court last week.
Judge Savage held court in the Orph-
ans Court room, while Judge Lyons
held court in the regular court room,
all of which was done to hurry up
the business.
Charles Memminger, son of T. Fl.
Memminger, was suddenly stricken
with inhamatory rheumatism on the
Port Royal fair grounds last Friday.
His father who was attending court
in this place was despatched for,
fastened to Port Royal and with the
assistance of friends removed Chas.
to his home in Tuscsrora where he is
doing as well as can be expected
when afflicted with such painful
and troublesome disease.
w. Harry Moore has lost the gum
blanket that saved his life at the bat