Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1895-07-24
SHORTLOCALS.

IIlChoo AA AAAAAA'A SoAhUys
The frame Of Mr. Stoner's new
house at the East End is up.
Ellis Stump, of Philadelphia, is
home for the summer vacation.
Miss Lucy Parker is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Parker in Lewistown.
Will Gushard. of Harrisburg, is
visiting his parents in Patterson.
Miss Kit Logan, of Michigan, is
the guest of Miss Emily Murray.
Miss Nellie Musser spent Friday
evening with friends in Port Royal.
Miss " barton, of Indiana, is visit
ing Mrs. Mary Robson in Patterson.
Hiss Louie Mcclellan is home from
Lewistown, paying her arents vis-
it.
Miss Eleanor Campbell, of Port
Royal, spent Sunday with Miss Mel.
lie Musser.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvert, of Al
toona, are the guests of Miss Caro-
line Lair.
Editor Jackman and wife attended
the Perry county reunion at Mon
tabella Park.
Ms. Mary Brown of Philadelphia :,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Hackenberger.
Rev. DR.. J. II. Mathers of Bell
wood has been spending part of his
vacation in Juniata.
Brant Shattow of Harrisburg,
spent Wednesday Of this week with
his family in town.
On Saturday Miss Villa McNitt
started on visit to Snyder, .Mifflin
and other counties.
Ms. Howard Martin and Mrs.
Wm. Guss, of Milford township are
sojourning at Atlantic City.
Dr. Carmichel, of Springfield,
lass, spent day last week at the
.Hiddah home in Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton; OF
State College, visited Misses Sallie
aud Maud Irwin on Thursday.
Miss Beatrice Adams, of Philadel
phia, is the guest of til. family oi
VIM Guss in Milford township.
The Misses Matte and Lizzie
Kurtz, of Ohio. are visiting theil
aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hamilton.
In your blood is the cause of tha
tired, languid feeling. Hoods Sarsa
parilla makes rich red blood aud re
newed vigor.
Edward BARLEY has bought ,
building lot from B. F. Schweier
east of town. and by and by will erec
dwelling house.
Laymap Boyer's house in Tusca
rora valley was struck by lightning
on Sunday afternoon and the roo
considerably damaged.
Clothing merchant Harley is in
Iowa on business. John Horning
an experienced clothing merchant
has charge of the store.
Tired women need to have their
blood purified and enriched by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It will give
them strength and health.
The Misses Harriet and Rebecca
Parker, of Lewistowp, are visiting al
the summer home Of the family of E.
S. Parker in Fermanagh township.
Bellwood. Blair county pays s66..
66 year for each arc light. A citi
zen says it is not question of price
and progress, but question of abil.
ity to pay.
Miss Mary Laird returned home
on Wednesday from trip through
New Jersey and her sister Miss Mar.
garet Laird from a visit up Tuscs.
rora valley.
Hon. John J. Dobler and wife, of
Ba|.im ore, spent Sabbath at the Lu
theran parsonage with Mr.. and Mrs.
Holloway. Mr. Dobler is a member
Of the Supreme court of Maryland.
Mr.. Caleb North of Washington,
D. c., spent Sunday with his parents
in town. Two of his sons accompan.
led him to see their grand parents
and other kin folks.
Alfred E. Goetz, prominent citi-
1.n na,S 1a Altoona disappeared last Wed
ne'aay, and the people Of the Noun
tam CITY are correspondingly excited,
lor ne mas been prominent man the
past many years.
Ihe barn on the Hertzler farm in
Iuscarora Valley was struck BY light
ning on Friday last but it was what
people call ''cold stroke.,' In other
words the lightning failed to touch
lnfiamable material in which fire is
easily started.
When an upstart Corporation
Traction and City Lobby combine
turn III to turn down a life long Re
publican like Quay, the people of the
party will say. Go to the Primary and
see to it that Quay ls not turned
down by the combine, the leaders oI
which will be on the rack of investi
gatlon before many more months e
round
The Newport Ledger of July 1S
relates the following sudden death
Tuesday afternoon Daniel Howard, 6
resident of East Newport, was found
dead sitting in his chair, having died
alone of heart disease. He was in
town on Mondey, and was making