Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1894-01-31
Delaware Items.
Ne are blessed with muddy roads

We are blessed with muddy roads
thus far
"a stitch in time saves nine"
F. +. Rbom, of Harrisburg, visited
in this place last week.
Maggie R. Kinzer and Blanch Fry
are going to conduct a select school,
at East Salem this coming spring,
they are both good instructors.
Miss Ella B. Kurtz will go to
Brooklyn as soon as her school closes
to attend the NJ E. Nurses Training
college. May success be with her.
The spelling bee, at Lock Port
was we'll attended by the Goodville
Shouts.
The musical concert that was he Id
at East Salem was success.
Rev. Kelly organized a Young
Peoples Christian Union, last Sun
day, the following are the officers
President Maggie r Kinzer. secre-
tary, Minnie Hoops; corresponding
secretary. Wesly Dover; treasurer,
Joseph Hoops; vice president, Rev.
Kelly.
Miss Kate Gray of Richfield, is
spending several days with her
brother G. Graybill of this place.
Miss Mary Farra, of Philadelphia,
spent several day with her brother
and father near Maze.
Miss Mary Kaufman and sister
we're the guests of Mrs John Slower
last week.
Milton Lauver was the guest of
MIR. Samuel Kurtz last Wednesday
night.
Danuel Elsessor moved to Shrank.
vile last Thursday.
Nathan Kurtz will go to Illinois
IN February, he is going to work for
his brother.
Nr. Wickersham Was in our vacin-
ity some time ago.
d. B. Humberger, William Benner,
and Fannie Leitzel are going to at
tend the Normal school at East
Salem this coming spring
Last Saturday evening when the
sun was sinking behind the Western
horizon, and when night was draw
ing its black curtains over the val
leys, when all nature seemed to go
too its sweet repose, death, entered
the quiet home of Grant and Grace
Nanormer, and took from there the
wife and beloved mother of the
household Death, Oh where is thy
sting. 1t comes to the King on his
throne, to the Minister in the Pulpit.
and to the prisoner in his cell. 1t
matters not where it enters it causes
some hearts to be filled with sorrow.
This departed daughter, mother,
wife and sister, leaves many friends
that mourn her loss.
We mourn her loss as a faithful
member of our Sunday School. but
we hope she has joined as a member
of the redeemed. After a short ex-
hortation by Rev. J. Lands, from
the Thess. 4, l3. Bat 1 would not
have you to be ignorant, brethren,
concerning them which are asleep,
that We sorrow not, even SIS others
which have no hope. She was con
sined to her last resting place in the
Presbyterian cemetery near McAlis-
terville there to wait to give her fin
al account before God on the great
judgement dav With sad hearts we
offer our tribute of love and esteem,
for our departed friend whom it has
pleased the Father to call into the
glorious company of the redeemed.
"Where faith is lost in sight and
hope in glad fruition." Where our
prayers and aims are treasured as
our memorial, where there is fulness
of Joy forever. There fore be it re-
solved: That we as members of the
Goodville Sunday School, express
our sense of loss in her death, while
confident that our loss is her eternal
gain.
That in this affliction We bow in
humble recognition, of the unerring
will Of God, whose ways are always
right, and whose grace is adequate
to all the needs of our charging lot.
That we hereby testify to our
high appreciation Of her affectionate-
ness as wife, to her fidelity az
mother and to her heartfelt sympathy
she showed amongst all.
That our heart felt sympathies be
rendered to the husband, parents
and sisters, who tenderly and faith
fully ministered to her in her last
illness, and would point them to him
who has said, 81 will not fail thee,
Dor forsake thee"
That copy of these resolutions
De sent to the berieved husband and
amily, and that they be published
n the county papers.
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