Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-08-08
SHORTLOCALS.

year.
SHORT LOCALS.
The oysters vacation is about over
Davo Etka is home from Pbiladel
phia.
Hot winds destroyed the corn cror
IN Nebraska.
Charles Howe of Washington, il
home on visit.
Duncannon, Perry comfy, is to
have water works.
Percy Burchfeld of Baltimore, is
home on vacation.
Wilda Kniseiy rode to Altoona on
bis wheel last week.
Miss Sue Brindle of Patterson, is
visiting in Lewistown.
William Davis of Washington, D.
c., is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Frame of Harrisburg is the
guest of Mrs. j. G. ellison.
The camp-meeting at Newton
Hamilton begins next Tuesday.
Prof. o. G. Gortner Of Selinsgrove,
spent part of last week in town.
Miss Cora Kerlin is the guest of
VIM. Kerlin's family in Patterson.
Miss Clara Beashor of Harrisburg,
is visiting friends in the two towns.
Miss Minnie Cook of Newport is
visiting her cousin Miss Annie Hawk.
Maurice Hatfield of Harrisburg, is
visiting his cousins the Misses Diehl.
The Misses Hertzler of Hunting.
don, are visiting relatives in Juniata.
Miss Lilly Saunders of Pittsburg,
is the guest o. editor Jackman's fam
lily.
Hiss Margaret Kissinger of Al
toona, is visiting relatives in Patter-
son.
This IS court week in Perry county.
There ara 80 Commonwealth clses to
try.
Frost struck a number Of districts
in the State of Indiana last Friday
night.
The charade club picniced in
Smittle's Grove near Waterford last
Thursday.
Miss Rose Elder of Altoona, is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Westley Meloy
in Patterson.
David Seiber painted tue wood,
work of the law Office of G. B. Craw.
ford last week.
Timothy Schuff of Altoona has
been promoted to the superintend-
sncY of the ice plant.
General Longstreet is desirous OF
having MS Mexican War Pension,
raised to $50 a month.
Mrs. Zeiders mother of Prothono.
tary Zeiders is visiting her son and
his family in this town.
Som, one says ti,at barn that is
kept well ventilated is not liable to
be struck by lightning.
William Guss of Milford township
has had 6 cows killed that were af
fected with tuberculosis.
The United Brethren will hold q
bush meeting in N. A. Luken's woods
near Center, next Saturday, August
IL.
Master John McCauley has return.
ed home after pleasant visit to his
sister, Mrs. Sydney Lewis in Ber-
wick.
The good democratic times of free
coal, free iron ore and free wool are
here, and you know what times we
have.
The peach crop of Delaware. last
year, was 100000 baskets. This
year it is estimated at 100000
baskets.
Misses Jennie and Margaret Oke
son of Chicago, are visiting at the
home of Register Jenkins in Milford
township.
Professor Wiggins says man came
from the planet Mars to the planet
Earth, but how did man get on the
planet Mars.
The ladder burglar is plying his
unlawful arte in Huntingdon using
his ladder to get in houses by second
story windows.
Jay Crawford, son Of VIM. Craw-
ford of Washington. D. c., is visiting
his grandfather jacob Sulouff in
Fermanagh township.
Chinese are leaving this country
for home to fight against Japan. The
two nations with plated hair are 60
ing to have a great war.
Last Thursday afternoon, Aug. 2,
there was a rain of two hours, and
more thunder than all the proceed
ing thunder this summer.
DR.. Banks has family of German
rabbits in the yard of the drug store,
that keep the grass shaven as evenly
as if clipped by lawn mower.
Twenty seven States elect Gov
ernors in the coming fall, and the
Legislatures then chosen will take
part in the election of thirty five
United States Senators"
The Liverpool Sun asks-Who were
that sparkling couple that fell asleep
with pillows under their heads, and
did not get awake till the family were
getting up in the morning.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for in the post Office at Patterson,