Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-05-27
sHORTLoC.aLS.

Baby carriages for sale at Ruble's
A great deal of corn has been rs.
planted.
A number of citizens are storing
coal for next winter.
The banks will be closed on Dec.
Grafton Day, May 80.
Fat cattle are not as high as they
were this time last year.
Miss Eva Thompson visited at the
Misses Adams last week.
How many people are not appre-
ciated till they have died.
L. is said there ara fourteen veter-
ans of the war of 1912 living.
Fraak Willing Leach is not agains.
Quay, but is earnestly for him.
Mayor Patterson of Harrisburg ia
raiding the Sunday card players.
The Ladies Home journal, Phila-
delphia, is favorite in this commun.
ity.
During the past winter, 139 farm
ers' institutes were held in Pennsyl-
vania.
Huntingdon people enjoyed q cir
Gus and menagsrie on Tuesday-yes-
terday.
Counterfei!ers got off lot of coun
al
recently.
Mason S. Mussinia of Cowan, Pa,
has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. o. G.
Gortner.
Miss Myrtle Petit Of Port Royal,
visited friends in town last Thursday
and Friday.
They are talking in Huntingdon of
reducing the next school term to sew
en- months.
The social ucher party in many
places has run into the gambling
poker play.
Push carts and wheel-barrows are
not allowed On the pavements of
Lewistown.
Miss Annie Harshberger of Lewis.
town, is visiting Miss Villa McNitt
in Patterson.
The downward break of price in
hogs and pigs in the west surprised
western people.
Some one says the peach crop will
be bigger than ever. Wait till the
June drop is over.
Jacob Davis. Register and Record.
ar Willis efficient clerk is on trip to
New York and Boston.
mrs. .%rv Sharon Adams is visit
ing at the Misses Adams on Wash
ington street this week.
Miss MYRTLE Douglass of Harris.
burg is paying her aunt Mrs. VIM.
Beale of Patterson a visit.
Miss Kate Mathers and Miss Jen.
ME Ba.ks are visiting Miss Helen
Parker in Washington, D. G.
Mrs. Samuel Wilson and son OF
Altoona are visiting the family of Mr..
George Wilson in Patterson.
Tuesday morning Roy Kreider
started on a trip to Philadelphia,
New York, and from there to Drift
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur GotshalI OF
LewistowD, are the guests OF Mrs
Gotshall's mother, Mrs. Emanuel
.Moyer.
Miss Bsss Crawford returned to
her home in Patterson last week, at
ter making prolonged visit IN Hunt
ingdon.
Mrs. Howard Martin and daugh.
ter Belle, started last Friday on q
visit to Altoona, West Newton and
other places.
The crop prospects in Russia, Aus
tria, Hungary, Roumania, Great
Britain and France are good SO des
patches tell us.
The Miffiintown and Huntingdon
base ball clubs will cross bats on the
HuutiDg Dgdon boys ground next Dat
urday, May 3Oth.
The various posts OF the count,
have made preparation for the decor
alton of the graves OF deceased com
rades on the Both.
Rev. A. n. Raven will lecture Il
the Mexico Evangelical church mex
Saturday evening. Subject, "oome
unheeded Lessons"
The old and new methods of stud
wing the Bible is a question that III
terests the Presbyterian Assembly u
Saratoga, York State.
The Misses Mary ard Grace Rus
sell. Anna Culbertson and sophi
Kent of Lewistown, visited Miss Bet
ty Mayer over Sunday.
Mrs. Minnie Thompson Willard
from Topeks, Kansas, visited hel
sister Miss Clara j. Thompson OF
Washington street, last week.
The Lutheran Sabbath School man
.oament have determined to hol'
their annual School picnic IN Schmlt
tle's Grove, the 3rd week In June.
The Misses Louie Mcclellan, Hel
an Dimm and Francis Hoffman, wer
the quests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Captain
Mcclellan, during the latter part 0
last week.
Rav. II. 9. Holloway's Soldle
.r.,oor;al sermon preached in tn