The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-10-05

EpxBsDAY---.----'.-'''''e- -'''''e- : -
- sbsnli. is critically i'll at hel
me near B4kersvilie-
,...,b Covode, now in his seventy
Dr. 'oss = !" ,.-iti,ally i'll at his home IN
,,b,s,o,yu papers declare tnat az
7 ne '''l',. i',,r.v from that city 70 Wind
t''IiS .,, ',,' - built within the next year.
-. RIough. one Of the best
Mr. S4',, -ln, farmers Of Somerset town
po"n 0.-l' l.so.Iv IN at his home near
Ills post Office. 100, -
-. r5itb Morrison has retnrnea ~, .
hi, nome of herparents near nAhe,s' ,.S. 'l.s' -,
e. having spent two years WIN "e'
r,,bsr iu Lanark. III
,--,H Miller. Of Friedens' ana Vr-
p maxwell, of Williams, are lnen,-
of the senior class at the reD"s' va
Ia state College
Nr l. NJ. Phillips has securea secure. '-.'',sS : .e'ss
80 -a. nex cottage on south street elseteu
'I1 schell. and will take pos
M IN the course Of few weeks.
y;.. Maggie Kieffer, aged twenty-five
Ni' a. - a. the home Of her parents
54' .oa Mrs. Daniel Kietfer' one miie
u, - a. ,,rn on Monday evening" Sep
.aobsT -I sah. from consumption
o.,srs,ille Y. P. 5. C. EndeAvor
us a.iIl hold their anniversary ser
''l'' !. .ba Lutheran Church at tnst
,.oo on next sunday evening. An in-
i1o5' 49, =, nrograrn has been prepared
.,s;,g Elder Theodore Bach, Of the
: re leS''l,S rTsngeIieal Church, who was
.n,.au uiso. Win paralysis at his home IN
s,-~ia,on - some lime ago, is improving
WV and is able TO drive out ana enjoy
.eaipg his many friends.
a. rdgar II. Ferry and Miss Mamie
n Riggs both of New Derry, West
-al.n5 county, we're united IN mar
q -i.,s on Thursday, September -sln' Al
- Reformed parsonage in TINS place.
Pey Hiram King officiating
-,.o,ouptable freak Of nature has
.ni,asted itself in the orchard oil MI
g Nos,oller, Of near Mostolier STA
=. ,rbsre an apple tree bearing both
IN, e',,1 ,n.tpred fruit aud hundreds OF we'll
developed ,I,, blossoms can be seen
A. Iobn H. Wright and her daughter
~ Marian. Of Bedford, have been ihe
s - - - somerset relatives for the past
-, having been called here by the
s - and subsequent death OF the
s,-,ne,,s sister. Miss Ida Picking.
N, Isase Foust, of Paint township
8 ,5.iras the championship this season Tor
,so nr,8uction Of sweet pumpkins, hsV-
inc raised $50 pump kins from less than
one f,urth acre Of ground, some weigh
ing twenty eight and thirty pounds
Mr. Frank B. Shaffer and Miss Leslie
D D.,is we're united in marriage at the
boms If the brides father, Mr.. Joseph
D.yis in Somerset township, on Sunday
evening. october %, Rev. d. P. h. Ia
ysn of the United Evangelical Church,
. officiating.
privates Cyrus Bird aud W. E. Fogle,
of Company I. who were confined TO the
Memorial Hospital, Johnstown, for sew
eral weeks. suffering from typhoid fever,
we're discharged from that institution on
Las, Wednesday, VIXEN they returned to
their homes.
Protbonotary Il. F. Barron has sold
his pretty Patriot street residence to his
clerk Bent Pullen, who will take pos
session of il about January lst, when Mr..
and Mrs. Barron will occupy part of the
Main street property Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
A. Berkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dibert and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Il. SupPes, Of Johnstown,
spent Friday night and Saturday morn
ing in Somerset, returning home Satur-
dar afternoon. They were enjoying an
overland trip through Bedford and SOM
erset counties.
Mr.. and Ms. A. L. q. Hay, who have
been boarding al the Hotel Vannear ever
since their marriage last spring, have
decided to 90 to housekeeping. and with
this object in view Mr.. Hay has taken q
lease Of the pretty Union street cottage
now being erected by Mrs. l.. NJ. Hicks.
A Adispatch received yesterday morning
fom New York announced the safe ar
rival Of Messrs Uhl, Love, Beerits and
Harrison, Of this place. who have been
sight seeing in Porto Rico for a month
past They were in a hurricane of the
Atlantic coast for two days on the way
north.
Private Otto S.utzman, Of Company /,
one Of the frst members of that company
10 be sen. home on a sick farlough, was
sent to the Memorial Hospital. Johns
town, on Thursday last, where he is be-
ing treated for typhoid fever. Young
Siuizmsns home is near Listie.
The Somerset Ministerial Association
have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President. Rev. c. +.
0ebhaTi; Vice President. Rev. d. P. X.
LAsan; Secretary, Rev. Hiram King.
The next meeting viii be held at the
residence Of Rev. Mullendore next Mon
day morning.
Every member Of the knights Tenn
p-Ars order in this place expects to be
present al the trienniai e0nclave 10 be
held IN Pittsburg next week, and in ad-
oiiion to the Sir Knights there viii be
Present q large number Of Somerset peo-
PIE Who sill view the great spectacular
parade on Tuesday.
he Autumn Communion Services Of /
me Evansville Lutheran Church will
o heldon the Sb aud 9-h inst. Prepare
lo'y services will be held on SATURDAY. at
p n, and communion services on
sunday al 10 a. N. On Thursday and
-.,i4s evenings preceding the pastor
'-a1s preaching services.
~ order TO crafty reader the illus |
ra'el American" published in New /
-O'A' recently invited is readers 70 vote
" means Of the coupon ballot on the |
t-@.on' Which is Americas most
ppO.aT newspaper" The palm was
1as'aea s' to Ihe New York sun. The |
- 'aIg Post received the largest vote |
q any Pennsylvania newspaper.
ns74n' x. N. Liaton, editor Of the /
,s.,., r''u.lial' who has been suffering from |
i1-,- ,-, a eiaee before his return from Lex
- 1 - spent last week at the home
S.-er = mother in Johnstown. returning to |
'lsr'e' ,.Ia Monday morning. Mr.. Linton |
: ''.'i under the weather and will moi /
.'a-ne writing for his r,s,.,- -