Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1897-04-14
SHORTLOCHLS.
Next Sunday will bs Easter.
Last Friday was Arbor Day.

A railroad locomotive wears out il
twenty years.
H. H. Snyder, of Port Royal, wa
in town on Saturday.
Miss Tillie Dillman, of Port ROYAL
spent Saturday in town.
Wild geese northward bound wer,
on the wing on Monday.
Benjamin Luper, of Reedsville
spent last Sunday in this place.
Miss Jennie Parker, of Lewistown
visited friends in town last week.
The best of clothing in the lates,
styles at Hollobaugh's clothing store
Rsv. Andrew Parker, of Reedsville
was in town on Tuesday of last week
The Harrisburg Railroad men are
holding revival services in Port Royal
Dr. Valley and Harry Ellis shot
IT wild ducks in the river on Mon
day.
Operator Owens and family, OF
this place, moved to Lewistown last
week.
Van Pannebaker of this place,
spent Saturday evening in Port
Royal.
Btrs. Dock bought a handsome
horse in Philadelphia, for summer
driving
A good revival meeting is being
held in progress at the NJ E Church
in Port Royal.
Victor Showers, after spending
several days in town, returned to Al.
toona last Thursday.
Miss Annie McCulloch. of Lewis
town, spent last Thursday With Mrs.
Wilbarforcs Schweier.
Editor Allison. paid his sons Mat
thew L., and Andrew G.. Allison, q
visit at Tyrone, over Sunday.
Miss Grace Rnsssl. of Lewistown,
spent several in town last week with
her friend Miss Bette Mayer.
The predatory COW is on the move
and will SO contine till some property
owner turns the screws of the law on
her owner.
Edward Darr. who is taking a
course at tho Philadslphia Dental
College. is spending the spring VA
cation at home.
It is question whether the "new
womsr" can stand the strain of the
LII ,Io 20 t,.v1 10
surround herself with.
William Finkle. Of Spring Mills,
Centre county, moved to Patterson,
last week. Mr.. Firkls is going 10
work for Manbeck & Nelson.
Rev. M. w. E. Guthrie, of Ale
ghenv Theological Seminary has been
called 20 and accepted the pastorate
of the q. P. Church at Mexico, this
county.
Mrs. D. N. Puffenberger, of sos
First avenue. Altoona. attended the
fuuera, Of her niece Miss Minnie An
dersop, of Johnstown, Juniata coun
fy last Saturday.
A Nifflir county man, in turning
an honest penny, by travelling the
county, with an oil outfit to grease
horse gears and harness and is ex-
tsnsively patroujzsd.
TIL. Presbvtery' of Huntingdon,
convened in spring session in the
Presbyterian church. in this place.
on Tuesday, yesterday, April 18th,
.=;t6-o q Iorxa affec1a1ca
MzA. flock OF ducks in the river on
Sfonday morning attracted the at
tention of sportsmen and for a while
the crack Of guns was quite lively. A
number of ducks were shot.
Glover is queer thing during
number OF years previous to last sea-
son, it was difficult matter to OBJ
tain n good catch of clover on the
farms, but last year clover caught,
and the result this summer will be
visible in an abundant crop of clover
hay.
D. S. Lands of Clay City, Kansas,
visited his old time friends in Lost
Creek valley last week. Since he be
came a citizen Of Kansas he has been
elected to a number of public Offices.
He is remembered by persons
throughout Juniata county as the
republican candidate for Sheriff some
years ago that the mule ticket de-
feated.
In letter Of subscription renewal
from A. NJ Robson, at Pinos Altos,
\. NJ. he says. 81 am getting along
very well since I came out. can't
s,y ! like the country, except that
il offers much better chance for
young men to advance in most every
profession. 1 am studying for
mining engineer and get good deal
of practical knowledge right here.
Lhave been studying upon it for
nearly year, and in an other year
:ssaAa half I hope to turn out full
hedged graduate in that line, having
a full knowledge of the way to man
age any kind of a mine" ALI of
which is pleasing information to
Bert's many friends here in Mifflin-
town.
L is remembered by persons who
take an interest in trapping wild
game, that some time ago John Ty
son trapped large wild cat on
Shade mountain, and that Tyson's
dog moved around the cat till too
close and for his inquisitiveness was
set upon by the animal and complete
" whipped and severely hurt. The
cat has been an object of curiosity
every since in Mr.. Tyson's yard in a
cage. Many people 60 to see it.
;;ssThe sex of the animal was not deter.
mined, bat on the morning of 7th inst.
reTyson was surprised when he went