Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-30
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The Bryan people organized free
silver club in town.
To put rosy tint on a girls face,
tell ber she powders.
Mrs. James Speedily is visiting her
parents on School street.
A republican sound money club
has been organized in town.
Ex-Sheriff James Hamilton is visit
ing his sister in Wooster, Ohio.
Tyrone boys have been bound over
to court to answer for gambling.
MISS Louisa Steuart is visiting the
Misses Adams on Washington street.
Mrs. Kelly of Barnsborough is at
tho home of her parents on Third st.
Thomas Patterson will attend a
dental school in Philadelphia this
winter.
Miss Caroline Lsyer has come
hose from q several months trip to
Altoona.
The railroad grading job at Trim.
mer's rock below Newport has been
finished.
Churches are changing the hour
for evening service from 7:3O to z
o'clock P. n.
.Miss Annie E. Schweier is visiting
her sister Miss Isabslla Schweier at
Bueknell University.
Miss Ella Pannebaksr and brother
.Msrvine, have returned home from a
trip to Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Laird of Port
Royal, spent Thursday with the
Misses Laird in town.
Miss Lille Killinger Of Harris
burg, if visiting at the home of Har-
~ Weller in Patterson.
Harry Mcclellan has accepted the
position of travelling salesman for a
hardware business frm.
Mr. aud Mrs. Cal Owr OF Lewis
town, spent Sunday at the home Of
Ar. AcCIntic's family.
The wheat that was sowed early is
up and growing nicely. There is yet
good deal of wheat to SOW.
Stephen McAlister of McAlister-
Willie, returned from a business trip
to Williamsport on Saturday.
Miss Grace Robson of Tuscarora
Valley, spent several days with the
Misses Laird in town last week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Thrush, spent
part Of last week at the homa Of Mr..
Thrushs mother in Lewistown.
Miss Halle Parker and brothe,
Southard of Lewistowu, are visiting
their aunt Mrs Robert McMeen.
- Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Scaweier and
little daughter Elizabeth, spent Sat
urday aud Sunday in Lewistown.
Miss Mary Stewart of near Nc
Coysville, spent several days at the
home of the Misses Diehl last week
Colonel Patterson and wife of Ian
caster, spent Saturday and Sunday
with their son John J. Patterson, Jr
Miss Mary Kauffm IN, died of con
sumption at the hons Of her sister
Mrs. Crimmell in Patterson, last Sat
urday.
Bryan's shadow on the United
States Government dial plate has q
depressing influence on all kinds o1
business.
Colonel Unger Of Pittsburg, died
on the Oath of September. Colonel
Unger WAS the father in law of Geo
Wilson, Esq.
Mr.. Samuel Diehl of .Middletown
and Mrs. Elizabeth Hatenfeld of New
Haven, are visiting the Mrs. Dishl on
Front street.
Mr.. Andrew Allison has gone to
Tyrone to take charge of his brother
Matthews printing Office till the lat
ter gets well.
Manbeck 4 Nelson have bought
the j. D. Zeiders house and lot on
Juniata street, Patterson, near the
big mill for $11OO.
E1-Sberiff Lapp and wife, Mrs.
Wallace Fasick and Mrs. George
Parker drove to Newport Fair and
back last Thursday.
Next Saturday the Wheelman's q
Mckinley and Hobart clubs of the
United States, 5000 strong, will visit
Mckinley at Canton.
Miss Catharine Rickenbec ch of Phil
=adelphia is visiting the family of her
cousin Mr.. John Bergy in town, and
friends in the country.
Mrs. Brady Cav y and daughter
MYRTLE and .Marsare' to of Harris
burg, visit I'd at the home Of MIR. To
bi,s Auker on Cherry street last
week.
The Rev. D. S. Kurtz of Wrights-
Vile, Pa, will preach in the Luther
An church at this place on next Sab.
bath morning and evening, and at
st. Stephens in the afternoon.
The demo cratic party is running
two Preside ltial tickets in all the
s.atcg. Ine Bryan end Sewall and
Watson. two-tailed silver ticket, and
the Palmer and Buckner sound mon