The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-09-15

~ n'sugh has been "iP''r'', -.
r., :, II,,versyille, aud r r. berkey
al uF. Crofl, of Baltimore Md IS
,inr m at the home Of the MISSES i''N
'.or Patriot Terrace
county Commissioner ;. I. nn'pe' Der
LILY EA,',Ily IN with typhoid fever at ms
ne : three miles east Of town.
pun II Mrs. II. NJ. Lint, of Nebraska
NJ. nth Hle somerset county friends
are vs. W 9,tiyes of Greenville township
D,.' r...ie Mckinley and Miss Lydia
us -. of Neyersdale, were guests oil
NJ and Nrs. Harvey NJ DerNieS ''''
Sunday. rs;o r;u
NJ -.,,,rr,w for Cincinnati, where he
l,.,, .l, enter the Junior class OF the hcieetic
Medical Institute.
-, going to the Mckinley resi-
he'',r r.l,es8av evening the Friedens
.s u'- rendered a serenade TO county
,+,,rnlan ,@. II. NJ. Berkley.
:. wsslev A. whipkey and Miss
-, fander-, both Of Jenner township
N-l' -,rried on September sth' at SOM
1s,s NV Esquire Noah Casebeer'
- --.o,apdent J. Y. Patton, of the
,,'I,,,rg ni 4 Western r. r. came up
l-, pi,tsburg on saturday and remain
i'S-I ,arsr sunday at the home of John ID.
Uhl, E-g.
t,5rC a. Neff, Of Jenners, and Miss
u, -i. .5sggbter of the late Hiram Boyts,
L. i--.n-,i5.yiIle. VII be married at the
" w., ,bs brides mother at 5 o'clock
Tbar>day evening.
The local base ball season terlnlna'eu
T,.,-s5av when Somerset defeated
.,--.-.5sIe % l,v a score of L TO 5. On
y,.-Irs.lav somerset defeated Rock
III the score standing g to 3.
H. 7,-anb Crist, who recently made
,;.;tto the Dominion Of Canada says
- mo- use for the ''Kanucks," ard is
- 10 practice his profession
,-.,,,r,s, the hills Of Somerset"
MOl6> t--@
A. and Mrs. George n. Keim, of
,,,,.;.s West Va, spent few days last
-, - with Somerset friends, returning
- IN sunday. Mr.. Keim was for
n,pular principal OF the Somerset
schools.
A. and Mr.. Isaac Barron, of Whitten,
III e,unty. Kan. who have been vis-
i,ing far three weeks with relatives in
T.Tsrson and Somerset townships, re-
,,-r.8 home to-day. Mr.. Barron Is
successful farmer.
CONGRESSMAN and Mrs. j. ID. Hicks
II .igrpbrer. came over from their Al
,,,,s home on Friday, 10 pay their re-
.,,...ts to President and Mrs. Mckinney
Tr,s,s-fv WAS entertained at luncheon
rvVr. and Mrs. F. W. Biesecker.
Walter Hefley took first premium, $50,
s,- besyv draft horses at the State Fair,in
Jobus,owu. last week. His sister, Miss
rprv HeHiev. took first premium, Sl5 in
,,l5 f,r the best butter. The butter was
fglrei by experts from the State College.
Mrs.. X. Miller has been seriously i'll
eyer since her return from Buffalo, y.
y. two weeks ago, at the home OF her
fs,ber-Hon. A. J. Colborn. In crossing
the AXE from Buffalo 10 Toronto Mrs.
Miller became very sea sick and has not
yet recovered.
Mr.. Vim. r. Berkeybile and Miss Cora
Masters were united in marriage at the
brides home in 'Johnstown, on Thurs
dav. OH inst. The bride and groom are
visiting at the home of the formers pa
rents, Mr and Mrs. David Berkeb.le, in
Quemahoniug township.
Mr.. William Hanger and Mrs. Eliza
beth Coleman were married on Tuesday
last Mr. Hauger is one the best known
and leading farmers Of Brothersvalley
township and his many friends will unite
with Us in wishing him happiness and
prosperity.
A party Of leading JOhnstown business
and professional men were here Thurs
day afternoon for the purpose of inviting
the President to spend a day in the Hood
e city before returning to the National
Capital. The President was compelled
% decline the invitation, owing to previ-
Gus engagements.
Miss Ida Boreland, of Monongahela
City, Pa. is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
John II. Uhl. This young lady was
viewing the sights of New York, but
when she learned that the President was
here she took the first train for Somerset.
She had the pleasure of meeting the
President on Monday, and is as happy as
girl can be.
Gillian II. Walter was robbed Of a wal
le. containing a sum of money in Johns
town one day last week attending the
State Fair. The money was in his hip
pocket, which was cut out of his panta-
looms by a sharp instrument in the hands
ola skilifll crook. Eli Statzman, ofSom-
erssi township, was touched for SIS on
i,e Fair grounds.
The venerable editor Of the HERALD
received the compliment sf serenade
from the Salisbury band and the MEM
bers Of the Lincoln Club. on Thursday
night. Owing TO Mr.. Sculrs illness he
was compelled TO call upon Mr.. G. =.
Burrows, who WIS visiting at the home
oi his son George, to return his thanks,
which the latter did in a very pretty two
minute address
We learn from the Abilene, Kan,
News, that Mr.. Charles Edward Smith
and Miss Ida May Lowe, were united in
marriage at the home Of the brides par
ents IN that city few evenings ago, in
ine presence OF a large assembly of in
Nied guests. The groom is son of Mr..
ana Mrs. Frederick Smith, formerly of
iAiN place. The News deyotes half-col-
unn toa description Of the wed ling.
Two Of the prettiest residences in town
nave recently been completed by Mr.. L.
A-Geisler. They are located on Sanner
Street and are well built and attractive
id appearance. Every comfort has been
provided for the tenants. As will be
seen ly reference 10 our advertising col
uinhs these properties, one Of which has
never been occupied, will be offered at
public sale
Two oi The most popular young people
:. N'hunenoe' Mr.. Ralph Tannehin and
MIS- Eihe Tissue, were united in the
u'nds Of holy wedlock at Cumberland
-ll-' On Monday, Sept. 9th. This union
I'''es two ofthe oldest and best known
-Al''''ies in the south Of the county. the
h'''nl oeing a son Of Dr. Tannehill. and
-,7 o.ile a daughter of A. y. Tissue
nc A4ppy young couple are at present
m. -''.ilS 20 West Va, bat will spend the
~ln'ei IN Baltimore, where Mr.. Tame
arn' - VIZ pursue his studies at a College