Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-09-01
Miss Alice Todd of pittsburg,

| Miss Alice Todd of Pittsburg, il
home visiting her parents.
Chas. Stone of Washington, d. c.,
is visiting Samuel Strayer's.
The Blaine and the L. E. As will
cross bats on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Annie Heck after several
weeks visit to LatrObe is home again
Miss Emma Watts has returned
, from a Visit to friends in Harris
burg.
Miss Martha Fasick has returned
home after visiting relatives in Al
tOOna.
Ho! for fresh groceries at John
Etkas new store on Washington
street.
Bert Hinkle and Herm Browand
caught Is bass from the river OF
Monday.
Messrs Stiles Clifford and VIM.
Mann of Altoona are guests of Edgar
Burchfisld.
Seven freight car loads of peaches
were sold and shipped from this sta
ton on Monday.
Rev. David Beale of Philadelphia,
has been visiting friends in Juniata
within the past week.
Miss Mary North started on Tues.
day for Ann Arbor, Mich, where she
will visit her friend Miss Moore.
The letters remaining uncalled for
in the Miffiintown Post Office are for
Chas. NJ. Leonard, Rachel Willabee.
Mrs. Hannah Kerchner aud daugh-
ter of Sunbury are visiting the fami.
ly of Mr.. Henry Berger in this town.
Mrs. Kerchner is sister of Mr.. Bsr.
ger.
Reuben Auker is the happiest man
on Washington street since Sunday
morning, August 80, at which time
his wife made him present Of nice
DiS DoS paoy-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Larner and
daughters and Miss Lucy Parker left
Bellard farm on Tuesday for Atlantic
CITY, from whence they will go to
their home in Washington, D. G.
Mrs Rye Bell of .Nilroy is now a
guest of Mrs. Junie Marks in Patter
son, and Misses Florence and Eath.
era Jackson of Altoona. were also
guests in the earlier part of the week.
On Saturday Mr.. Emil Schott and
daughter Miss Gertrude will start for
New York from where after spending
a few days they will go to Boston,
whare Miss Gertrude will enter the
New England Conservatory of music
as student
School vacation days are about ov.
er, and the average pupil is not nap
py, but probably happier than are
the taxpayers, who have the school
bills to pay. The pupils are not trou-
bled with tax bills now. Their turn
will come when they grow to be men
and women, and have the care of
property and state laid on their
shoulders.
On the evening of the 25th of Aug
ust, w. Z. Rounsley of Millerstown,
was found between to railroad tracks
near the freight ware house fatally
injured. He had been to visit an un
Gle nearby and was struck by a
freight, at least SO it is believed. His
skull was fractured in several places,
and his brain was exposed at the
back part of his head. His left haud
was cut off above the wrist. He died
at 10 o'clock on Thursday morning
He was a bright young man, the
principal Of the Millerstown public
schools
Tue Democratic State Convention
at Reading has been making the fu,
fly among the brethren. Chairman
Girman with a large following have
been trying to put VIM. F. Harrity
outside of the party organization for
being a gold bug Democrat last fall
and Harrity's friends have been kick
ing against Garman's tactics and be
tween them the fur fys SO thick that
it is hard to tell which is which
When one of them says, "Im q pure
Democrat and you are not" The re-
ply is, "You are another" Kepler
of Juniata county voted with Caair-
man Garman to oust Harrity.