Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-07-15

Altoona, held q Te union last 6atur-
lay.
George AohA Of Pfoutsa Vallsv
1illed black snake. 8 feet. 8 inches
ong.
The crops in Juniata are O. good
y any place between this and
the sea.
Miss Daughsrty Of Allentown. yis.
ted Miss Emily Murray the week Of
The 4th.
Percy Burchfeld Of Williansport.
spent several days with his parents
last week.
Marshall furnace at Newport has
banked its fires and will be idle some
time to CONS.
The Misses Murphy of Burlington,
New Jersey, are guests of Professor
Harry Dysinger.
Miss Mary Patterson of Lancaster
is visiting her brother John J. Pat.
terson, Jr., and wife.
One of Newport's female bicycle
riders dresses in boomers costume
when she rides the wheel.
Roy Krelder has returned home
after six weeks visit to Philadelph,s
Driftwood and other places.
Carl f. Espenschsde camped with
his Sunday School class in the mar
rows, last week in three tents.
Mr.. John Bealor Of Pert Royal i.
quite feeble from the iafrmity of age
Mr. Bealor is about &c years old.
Archer Miehener Of Duncannon j,
in the meshes of the law for tamper
ing with mail that he was carrying.
The Misses Mary and Margare
Laird returned home last week from
a prolonged visit in Tuscarora Val
ley.
Miss Annie Kearns of .Miffiin coun
ty has lately been visiting her cous
ms, Miss Clara and Miss Belle Roth
rock.
The middle of July is here and ,
good deal Of grain is yet on shock il
the fields on account Of the frequen
rains.
George j. Parker, Esq, of Media
Pa, is spending a few vacation day
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. =
Parker.
Several days ago Walter Toland O
Duncannon fell from load OF ha,
andbroke his neck. He died almos
instantly.
David Jsmison Of Illinois is visit
ing his family's people in Fayett
towning, he being of the Juaist
Jamisons.
The collar bone of four year oil,
child Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bends
was broken one night last week by
fall from q bed.
Editor Murphy of the Burlington
Evening Reporter, visited in thi
place during the 4th. He was form
erly q resident here.
Mrs. McNanagle wife of John Nc
Nsnisle, deceased. is quite low at he
home in Port Royal, from the effsc
OF a stroke Of paralysis.
Miss Clark of the State of Indians
is visiting her sister Mrs. Jessie e
der at Cuba Mills, mile and a qua,
ter north Of Miflintown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rothrock
have returned from a visit to thei
son DR.. John Rotbrock, who is locat
ed in Duluth, Minnesota.
The Cleveland dull times hav
struck the railroads. The Compaaie
are storing freight cars by the hu.
dred on sidings along the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Walker an
child of Philadelphia are visiting Bf,
and Mrs. Samuel Showers. Nrs
Showers is Mrs. Walkers mother.
Two Jews were put in BloomGeI
Jail fer selling goods in Perry count
without license. Friends from Hal
risbucg got them out Of prison las
week.
Mrs Jennie Gushard of near Wa,
SAW, Indiana, is visiting relative
and friends IL Faystte TOWNSHIP
, Mrs. Gushard's s maiden meme wa
Jamison.
Lieutenant A. II. Martin OF th
United States Army is home visitin,
his aunt Hiss Bianch Wright an
other friends. His regiment is i
California.
The Hollidaysburg Register of Ju
" s, says: Mr.. Adam Wolf has q lo
of batternuts which we're gatbere
twenty years ego, and are still goo
anG sweet
A 4th Of July balloon from some
where came down between the hous
and barn of Matthew Rodgers il
Walker township, and took fire an
was destroyed
Special Officer of the Pennsyivani
r. r. Co., A. r. Barr, was in Juni
alta last wesk, making inquiry as t,
WHO has been personating kim il
Tuscarora Valley.
Mr.. end Mrs. George BARLEY an,
children Of Pittsburg are etayin,
during the heat of the summer will
Mrs. Bartley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Hollobaugh, Sr.
Mrs. Edward Garsar of Fox Chase
Philadelphia, was q recent guest a
the home of Miss Marion Scholl, apt
Miss Carrie Smith is present visi