The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-10-20


,.,os, novelties in the millin
srla are to be seen Al '
o5iroih'' .,5;enes greeted the
Another ,,,mpany in their presenta-
Jane Aelr', .rs, B5wery Boy" last nignt'
iion o. = was very enthusiastic
TIE a'idi'r a,r, under the leadership o.
rha or'ii's''' y.,ius is an exceptionally
rr'i El@,n 'hn selections being far above
fn' oi,,, oi,.,-,,gs.-York Gazstie-
ihe So .-.b,sing your Winter Hat OF
Before Pa ~ st Mrs. Kate B. Cotfroth,s
B'nae' ,Se .s larges, line Of ladies' heAd-
Ts'i = -,,b. mos. thankless positions q
oae o. - he placed in is in churcn
singer Srr ,,-h.n singers work hard during
ea'li, TX rehearsing songs .,,l,,,u lor sunuas ~
the TeeN e,iI 10 sing the selections as
ssr,iee> ~ ',,s themselves would Ike ana
vel $ nv ,.,ple in the audience make e
then heA' the lawful harmony" II
rsalafA' go the members of the choir
= DO @o4s 3;.er,ted and very often refuse
become .','s - n the good work. The choir
siagsTs SIN ming from people who nine
rsaiAiA, n ten couldn't even try were
iili'9 zen an opportunity
'l'' 1, find bewildering assortment
loa ca W. winter Millinery Goods TO
Of ia. ., 81, Mrs. Kate b. Coffroth's.
s'ls5, rSsl I is more Important you WIN wlll
Al- The services Of skiiiiui anu AueP'
1-,,osrs al her store
lame Agnott company opened It's
Ias Ias.S.g,reneut to a large AUDIENCE
VssA -9 ,-o.iferous in their applause
Tl' Tl.'-l,r ~, soioved the performance and
ln' .nv good specialties. The com
'ls mes with an excellent band ana
pay - and the Four-in-Hand Quar-
oiol'' g. Aruo.t i no stranger to YORK
's',., - and Mr.. Clifton has always
sl''i'l- s,rorite on our boards in meio-
ns- A. the matinee to-day Will be
's1 - Libby Prison. while the a'.rao-
s''- NIGHT will be a Bowery Boy" by
i'a'o i.;-o strength Of the company
york Gazette.
r.so that he has just received ihleili,
L''' ,r,bo death of raven, which bird
80. -, in the writer's family for over
l'' - wears. The bird WAS pet
- tstber was child, in l79s, and
-, baen in the possession Of his
ls,,bsr for some years. Ii is we'll
sn,rn that the eagle, raven, swan ana
-, are each centensrians. An eagle
=. in Vienna died after confinement
IN ve.rS and al ShelbOurne Is an oak
I'm q the raven tree in which the
,s;r If ravens are believed 10 have
4 - t,r more than ninety years. Swans
-, the Thames, about whose age there
=, ba INT little chance Of mistake, since
= are annually "nicked," have been
/ L,,rn 10 survive I5O years and more.
o,a advantage in buying millinery
-,,5.a Nrs. Kate b. Coifroth's is the
,,,wlsdge that you are getting fresh new
u,,is embodying the latest creation in
/ ,,a milliuer's ART. She carries no old
- n ..put or on undiscerning Gus
l5nsTs-
i house Of unique construction is that
lnfI, bv two women Of Monongahela
.-v Two men named Packet and De-
ar. Industrious French glass workers,
lived IN adjacent houses. The houses
4 we're TOO small and it became apparent
,sst additional space would have TO be
nrgiied. The men were busily engag-
i ei in the factory all day and not able TO
i purchsse material and hire labor TO erect
suitable addition 70 the houses Their
/ wives were determined To overcome the
difficulty. The plan was this: The men
we're asked 10 dig the clay and mix it and
TIE women were TO manufacture the
bricks for the structure. Accordingly
the women nodded every brick and
tarnsd them in the kin and to-day the
building is completed.
Ms. Lou Cohen, the well-knOwn Johns
town milliner, will be at the Somerset
House on Wednesday and Thursday, oe-
i15sr 9-ih and 18th, with full line of La
de and Children's Fall and Winter
He4iwear. Mrs. COhen's reputation is
thoroughly established here for artistic
workmanship and reasonable prices. The
lady readers OF the HERALD are request
elt0 call and examine her stock of Mil
linery Goods.
lis pleasing to note, says the Green's
burg Tribune Herald, that many of the
iAuners and stock raisers have again
i2ken 10 breeding horses. For four or
tTs years past the farmers in this county |
hive only raised enough horses for their |
oTn Use, owing to the low price at which |
hlrses were selling. For several years |
plsi the very best horses would not bring |
one h2ll the price at which they formerly |
sd and 10 raise horses was a losing |
venture 70 the farmer. Il is the predic- |
Ton Of prominent Westmoreland county |
h5rsemen that within a year or two there /
VII oe boom in the horse market, and
lrioes VIII g up 70 where they formerly /
were. Many OF the farmers feel this way
and d a consequence, mauy who have
h1i Faised horse for market for several
!e-rs' have again taken it up. A we'll
AnJEnHreensburg dealer states that with
ma year the breeding Of fine horses,
"aica has fallen OF wonderfully in this
COUNTY viii be generally revived, and
'll. 1le move 10 that direction is already
SFongy apparent Westmoreland coun-
y va al one time noted for its fine
AlFses, especially draft horses.
A-e tei'oH Of the sufferers at the Cottage
hlspilA! this week l. crowded with deeds
VI 'ae knife says the Connellsville Cour-
~ Another feature Of the group of
patents received for the week is the in
--ziion that certain localities, as has often
III pointed out before, seem doomed at
1~-n periods. Somerset county had a
a'se lAsi Thursday night, and as a result
~. men shared the loss Of three legs and
niger. The first victim was John
4'---son Of Milford who attempted 10
N-.1 moving freight train and fell
---7' 'ne wheels. Both legs were mang-
= " pulp below the knees, and when
l-''l'ed al the hospital he was in a
'''--- condition. There both legs were
14i'--4'ed aud the patient is now doing
= Il VIII be sad journey for him
- ls leaves the hospital and comes
- ne hi.l, manned and almost use-
- NE Atchison had not been re-
- - RON the operating table, when
pAiien, from Somerset county
.lllnced His name is John Cow
- li' home Is az Fort Hill. Somsr-
o'ln'y- He also made mistake in
-ngi 10 board a freight train and
!. aN,'Sli leg : crushed below the ekneesna
- it-iilr Q- thigh bora .r -