Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1896-09-23
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was large.
Miss Sallie Murray is visiting in
Philadelphia.
The republican majority in Maine
is over 5000.
MIR. jackson Speel of the U. S. n.
was visitor in town over Sunday.
Tue Port Royal fair had first rate
westher for its exhibition last week.
Edward T. Watts, wife and son Of
Tyrone, are visiting editor Bonsall.
President Harrison is going to take
the stump for Mckinley in October.
Miss BIanche Mckee spent Friday
with Miss Maud Wilson in Patterson.
Ellen Raymer of Lewistown spent
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Nc.
Clintic.
There were five thousand people
on the Port Royal fair ground on
Thursday.
Miss Esther Mckinley has become
student in West Chester State Nor
NAL School.
4 Professor Gortner was to Selins-
grove On business the three last days
of last week.
Miss L. Vert Deem Of Salada. Col.
orado, is visiting her parents on
Third street.
Miss Rebecca Diehl after a three
weeks visit in Middletown has re-
turned home.
Miss Annie McCulloch of Lewis.
town is visiting Miss Cora Thomp-
son of Mexico.
The Lutheran people held festi-
val in their parsonage on Friday and
Saturday evenings.
Hon. l.. E. Atkinson addressed a
republican meeting at Marysville on
Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Mcclellan is home from
visit to friends and relatives in
Lancaster county.
Miss Belle Miller and nephew
Robert Edwards of Latrobe are visit
ing Miss Aunie Heck.
The weather has been most favor
able for ths start and growth OF
wheat that has been sown.
Miss Esther Mckinley left las,
Friday for West Chester where she
will attend Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer McCauiey ol
Harrisburg are visiting Mr.. McCau
ley's parents on Third street.
Miss Jennie .Mscklin of Liverpool
. spent lest Thursday and part of Fri
day with Miss Minnie Howe.
Rebecca Elliott and brother OF
> Sunburv are visiting at the home OF
Joseph Foreman in Patterson.
Mr.. Edgar Burchfeld left or
Thursday for Princeton College
which he will enter as a student
Mrs James Deem is home from the
west, visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Snyder on Third street.
Miss Annie Mover of Harrisburg
is visiting ex-Sheriff Lapp and wife
Miss Meyer is a niece of Mrs. Lapp.
Harry Copeland snd his friend
Warren Wakefield os Greensburg are
visiting Harry's parents in Patterson.
Hrs. Lewis who has been visiting
friends in the western part of the
State since in June, returned last Fri
day.
The Pennsylvania State Sabbath
@School Association, will be held al
Carlisle, October IS to Is, inclusive,
1896.
DR.. n. P. Derr and brother Ed.
started for Philadelphia on Monday
where the latter will attend dental
lectures.
We are under obligation to the
Chronicle for favors extended while
in the University town of Lewisbure
last week.
Hiss Cora Clifford of Altoona, af
ter a months visit at her urc,e's B.
F. Burchfeld. Esq, returned home
on Monday.
VIM. Little6eld after an absence OF
81 years from his native town has re
turned to visit old time friends in
.Mifflintown.
Mr.. Joseph McCulloch rode on his
wheel from Philadelphia to Miff1in
town and spent Tuesday with Mr.
Alex. Maloy.
German carp are selling at &c 8
pound. Quite number are caught
in the river and sold to country and
town people.
Druitt Crawford closed his vaca
ton on Tuesday bv returning to hi
business place in Wannamaker's store
in Philadelphia.
The Juniata horse and mule pro
lection Company, will meet in the
Court House, Oct 8, at 2 o'clock, P
NJ, to transact business.
Mrs. Kline of Illinois, Mr.. and Mrs
~Lewis and two daughters OF Lewis
town, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ruble ov
or Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell of Philadelphia
and Mrs. W. V. V. Copeland of Lew
istown, are visiting at the home o
Mrs. Marks in Patterson.
Mrs. Martin and the Methods
parsonage management. are havlns
sewer connection made with thei
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