Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-07-14
SHORT LOCALS.
Be just before generous.

- Simon Basom of Iowa is among
his friends in Juniata
Nine hundred shad were caught at
Duncsnnon this season.
<.Nrs. Hess has returned from visit
ing friends il Wilkesbarre.
Miss Emily Murray has recently
been visiting in Philadelphia.
Colonel Burchfeld of the 5th Reg
iment, spent Sunday in town.
.~There was q hop in Ferd Meyers,
dance room last Tnursday night.
= Miss Fannie Clifford Of Altoona,
is among her relatives in this place.
The prospects for large corn crop
IN this part of the country are poor.
f-Jsmes and Ed. Pannebaker visited
relatives in this place before the 4th.
Mrs. w. Schweyer and children,
are visiting her parents in Lewis
town.
After having visited some time in
Philadelphia Mrs. Dock is again at
home.
r. H. Patterson Of Peru Mills has
bought the Ard peach orchard in Lack
township.
Mrs. Sarah A. Wise, formerly Of
Roanoke, Va, is visiting Mrs. Harris
on Third st.
Miss Lottie Hsckenberger has re
turned from a visit to friends in
Philadelphia.
Mss Nellie Jordan of Williams
port, is visiting Mss Bessie Middah
ia Patterson.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Howe OF Har
? risburg, spent Sunday with Mr..
Howe's mother.
DR.. Ed. Berry of Mechanicsburg'
spent several days with his parents
in town, recently.
The wheat crop in Russia, New
South Wales and in South Australia
is reported short.
: Carl F. Espenschade and Alton
4 Scholl, spent several days in New
York city, recently.
AFrauk Wolf of Philadelphia, was a
Tilfor az the home OF her friend
Elsis Singer, recently.
Miss Lottie Hackenberger return
ed homo last week, after spending q
-asIth in PhAadelphia.
Tao Huntingdon aad Mifflintown
base ball clubs, will play a game at
this place on Saturday.
CHARLES Berger, who lives on the
Wells farm in Cove, Perry county. is
home visiting Lis parents.
Elizabeth Crull of Harrisburg is
spending the summer with her grand
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Kepner.
Bv acs of the late Legislature. Feb
ruary II, Lincolu's birth day is plac-
ed on the list of legal holidays.
Andrew G. Allison of Tyrone, was
/,amopg his friends and relatives in
{, ,nis place sevsral days recently.
For the past two weeks Miss Nellie
! Kaufman of Hazleton, Pa, has beer
= the guest of Miss Marion Scholl.
Mis- Lizzie Berger came from
Philadelphia last week where she liv-
ed with friends since last winter.
The weather will have to be favor
able from this to the end of the sea
son to produce half crop Of corn.
Mrs. Lille Carson and two sons
from the State of Mexico. are visit
ing the family Of Nr r. H. Patter-
son at Peru Mills.
Prof. o G. Cor tner and family
and Mrs. Messina of Washington
&C, who is their guest, spent the
4th at l. ewistown.
Connecting links are not all al
easily discovered as the connecting
link between the boy, cholera NOR
bus and green apples.
VIM. Stambaugh of Altoona, visit
ed his mother Mrs. Stambaugb, wild
ow of Harry Stambaugh over Sun
day in Fermanagh township
Mrs. w. II. Wickersham and little
daughter of Thompsontown, spent
Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. an6
Mrs. Wickersham Of this place.
There has been break in the bi
cycle market. The swell prices have
had a tumble and the lowest price Of
. machine has not yet been reach
'Esd.
Miss Gertrude Sieber, who gradu-
ated from Gettysburg College this
spring. is a guest at the home of bel
grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Rothrock.
Prothonotary Zeiders has resumed
the duties Of his Office after a pro-
tracted vacation for the restoration
of his health. His health has greatly
improved.
Mrs. J. G. ellison, Mrs. VIM M
Allison, Mrs. John Graybill, Mrs
Chas. Mayer and Miss Bess Hscken
berger, spent last Tuesday at Pom
.sroys Cam.
Misses Katherine and Anna Doty
of Greensburg, Pa, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezra G. Doty, the past two
weeks. lbaving been guests at the
rker-Banks wedding.
- Joseph W. Frank, who at one time
= conducted hardware store in Mif
fintown, died at Newport on the End
of July aged 72 years. He died OF
congestion of the stomach.
Upon the information of Theodore
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