Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-09-01
XSHORTLOCALS.
Cat clOverseed this week.

tendency.
Port Royal Fair begins On the 18th
of September.
Dr. Holman and family have NOV
ed to Patterson.
a number of farmers are sowing
wheat this week.
Iwenty-four electric lights will be
placed in the court room.
Crawford is home from
Philadelphia on business.
Missed his calling-the one who
sleeps too long IN the morning..
Rai'road men are placing their
y track in condition for inspection.
Miss Cora Baird of Iewistown is
the guest of Miss Louie Mcclellan.
The Teachers County Institute be
sins On the 22nd day OF November
- For No. l dinner mine host Mill
iken's table at Blair's Mills cannot be
surpassed.
The foundation of the Maabeck
dwelling house at the east end is well
under way
Loudon Todd anG wife spent a
number of days at Atlantic City last
week
:" James Parker is re-modeling his
house at the corner of Third and
Cherry Sis.
Daniel Bungardner of Aiiffiin coun-
ty, picked 100 quarts CT huckle-ber-
ries this year.
James J. Hornino bought five lots
in the Doty extension and will build
dwelling house.
Cirl f. ESponschade is the mem
ber OF the Republican State Commit
tee for Juniata county.
TIE squirrel season opens on the
18th day of October and closes on
the 18Th day OF December.
Mr. J. r. Vaughan of Lack, recent
ly sold his farm in Horse Valley to a
- party ffetn-Wsss Virginia
Mrs John Sahm OF WilEestarru, IS
visiting her parents in this town, Mr..
and HRS. Joseph Rothrock.
A!ine host William Miiliken at Ho-
tel Blair, Blair's Mills, knows how
to get up anumber one dinner.
-ni-s. CALVIN and Mrs. Thomas
Barley Of Altoona, visited at the
homs of Mrs. Sarah Barley, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ford of Phila-
delphie, have been tas\guests OF AL
bert Hsckenberger's family the past
week \
"The Bethlehem Iron Company
has been awarded Government con-
tract for five big gun carriages at
S2S,560 each"
A good many pe9p,e from this
place attended the Neonard grove
picnic. Judge Lycfs and others
made speeches.
=. Mssars. aarry Bell OF Mt. Union
and Charles Bell OF Vira, spent cou-
pie Of days with Nr Tom Shaver 8
family, recently.
Miss Esther Mckinley started on
Tuesday for West Chester where she
will resume her studies 10 the West
Chester Normal School.
Carriage maker Scholl shipped 8
buggies last Friday to customers in
Path Valley The buggies were ship
ped by rail TO Biair's Mills
Members of tie United Brethren
Church, VIII hold bush meeting in
n. A Iuken's woods in Walker town
ship, beginning September 4.
Intellectual darkness reigns 81
preme in the fanily that does not
take newspaper. Subscribe for the
JUNIATA SENTINEL AND REPUBuc4N.
VIM. Allison, Jr., has returned
from 4 trip to Black Log Valley, and
be speaks IL TIE highest terms of the
hospitality of Mr.. Opple and family.
Eel fishers are on the lookout for
the down stream going eel. How
does the eel know a month before ice
time that it should get out of sha!loy
water
Five women have been enrolled
by the New York college of veterin-
airy surgeons with view Of taking q
reguiar coarSe in the institution and
:, graduating
Mrs Jesse +. Howe and sister
Miss Martina Gingrich of Marysviile,
- Perry county, spent day lest week
with Mr.. Howe's mother and sisters
on Cherry street
Uncle Sam does lot discriminate
on the long and short haul of mail
matter He'll take letter or news.
paper to Altoona or California for the
same postage rate.
John E. Sheaffer of Philipsburp.
after spending a week with relatives
in the eastern part of the county, and
several days in town with his friend
photographer Hess.
Mrs. Mary G. McWilliams, wife of
Mr.. David B. McWilliams, died at
their bone in Raale township, on
Thursday, August 10, aged 81 years,
10 months and Is days
Miss Rebecca Parker of Lewistown,
was q visitor last week, at the home
OF her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs.
Southard Parker and uncle and aunt
MIR. and Mrs Robert McMeen.
Last Friday evening Miss Bessie
and .Maude Burchfeld gave q dinner
in honor of her cousins Misses En-
ma Rcbisou M;IIia NijI;Lap and