Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-10-20
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SHORTLOCHLS.

SHORT LOCALS.
Arbor Day, next Friday.
Bubble, Bubble, politics.
The big sleeves are going.
The Lewistown dam has seen it's
day.
-, ha.Slirg success, the football
Full, the woods on Friday, with
, luniers.
5O.os L,rd GINS, 80 cents, at Nc
Clintc's. 8w.
Trains for women's dresses are
coming again.
The veterans mad grand day for
their re union.
A great number of squirrels were
shot on Friday.
The soldiers had lovely day and
n Admiring crowd.
I'd Meyers has first rate horse
hews tobacco.
There did the droves of gray
irrsls come FRONT
m. NJ. Allison, Jr, has gone to
age in journalism
DIR. Atkinson bought horse on
Onday, paying 500.
m,ss Bell Kirk spent several days
in Altoona last week.
Great brain strain make people
gray headed and bald.
Mrs. William Collar of Patterson,
is visiting in Pittsburg.
z James Groninger and son each
shot a wild turkey on Saturday
Andrew c. Allison of Tyrone is WIS.,
iting his parents on Third street.
=. Samuel A. Tyson is attending
United States Court at Pittsburg.
: Colone! Moorehead has returned
from his business trip to the west.
Austin Wagner rides tandem BIZ
cycle, with his wife and infant son.
James Adams left on Saturday to
vicithis brother VIM. in Pittsburg.
Ianglefoot booze got the better of
me Of the veterans on re- union day.
The thermometer ran up to IS in
the shade on reunion day, October
Is.
G. A. Hinkle caught Is bass a few
miles from town in the river on Fri
day.
!, The animalis1n of men and women
lead them oftimes merry, sorrowful
chase.
MIR. and Mrs. Bell and gon of Mt
---5r, are Sisili6g Mrs. Thomas
aver.
Mrs. Fahs ie visiting her son Rev.
Mr.. Fahs. pastor of the Lutheran
church.
Lincoln. said, "whsre two men
want to ride one horse one must ride
behind"
Ralph Espenscbade is off on hunt
of a few days in Tuscarora Valley for
recreation.
The weather was SO inviting on re
union day that the ladies Wore sum-
mer dresses.
Miss Lou Lewis of Yeageriown,
Miffiin county, is visiting the family
of Mr.. Ruble.
Lillian Wentgell of Blaln, Perry
county, spent Thursday with Miss
Isabella Derr.
G P. Psnnebaker of the Coalport
Standard visited in this place, Fri
day. reunion day.
G. A. Hinkle has retired from the
firm called Ellis & Sons, and is seek.
ing other business.
Anthony Pannebaker caught a G
pouud bass at the 3rd pier OF the riv.
er bridge, recently.
The football players on re union
day were almost as great au attrac
ton as the veterans.
The Patterson public schools
marched we'll in line with the veter
ans on re union day.
w. V. B. Copeland of Lewistowr
visited the family of Mrs. Marks il
Patterson last Friday.
Tony Pannebaker and Charlie
Connor, each shot wild turkey a
Macedonia on Saturday.
A horse % hands high and weigh
ing 3,260lbs was on exhibition a
the late York county fair.
Mr.. William Howe Of Tyrone apG
Mr.. Jessie Howe of Harrisburg, spen
Sunday with their mother
Selinsgrove people are happy ove1
the prospects of the establishment o.
a shoe factory in that town
Mr.. Sidney Lewis of Bloomsbury
is visiting his wife and children a
> Mr. James McCauley's home.
Mr.. W. F. Crider and wife anG
daughter May and son Burns are Wis
itlng with Hon. James North.
Wheat ladened vessels for Europe
from San Francisco have averaged
one day the past two months.
John MAXWELL of Patterson. shot
35 squirrels on Judge Lvon's farm in
Delaware township last Friday.
The pictures for the art exhibition
in the Presbyterian church did moi
materialize lest Thursday evening.