The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-06-29

Helderbaum.
Attorney Paul L. Gather and wife, OF
Grsensburg. are guests at the home ofthe
formers sister. Mrs. A. C. Davis.
Hiss Grace Jordan and her friend.
Miss Husband. OF Mt. Pleas mt. were
Sunday guests at the Highland Inn.
The Misses Beaehey, daughters of DR..
J. G. Beachey. of Cumberland, Nd. are
guests at the home of their aunt, Mrs.
E. A. Parker.
Mrs. Abner Mckinley ans her sister.
Miss Ella Endsley left Monday evening
. for Atlantic City. where they viii re-
main for several weeks.
Mrs. Rebecca Kiernan. and Mrs. T. E.
Kiernan and child. OF Pittsbarg. arrived
at the Highland Inn, where they will
spend the summer, Monday morning
Miss Mabel Mckinley has issued invi-
tations for house party. The guests will
include young ladies and gentlemen from
New York. Washington and other cities
Miss venie HartzeIl returned last week
from Greensburg. where she spent the
winter attending select school Her
father, Sheriff Hartzell, attended the
commencement exercises and accom-
panied her home.
George II. Taynan. A. C. Holbert and
/ F. Z Pugh have been subponsed 70
serve Is jurors at the July session Of the
United States District Court, which meets
at Erie, Pa The former has been drawn
to serve As grand juror.
Dan. S. Darrah, Of Beaver, who has
many friends in Somerset, has gone sol
diering, having enlisted in the 10Th Pa,
| Vol, now en- route for Manila. Dan
stands six feet six in his stocking feet
and is an all round athlete.
Nc. Cyrus L. Gashaw, OF near Somer-
set, and Mss Mary Rhoads, of Lall post
office were united in marriage at the
home of the brides brother, Manesses
Rhoads, on Tuesday, June 2lst, Rev. J.
J. welch, OF Friedens officiating.
Rev. II. II. Flick, a former leading
citizen Of Somerset township, has accept
ed a call from the Lutheran congregation
! at Accident, Maryland. For a number
Of years past Rev. Flick was pastor of
the Lutheran Church at Jersey Shore,
Pa
Mr. r. NJ. Linton, A. L. G. Hay and
c. f. Chi, Jr., left Monday evening for
Altoona, where they viii attend the DEM
ocratie State Convention and pick up the
remains of General Coffroth's guberna-
torial boom, which collapsed on Satur-
day.
Mr.. c. f. Weller and his sister, Mrs.
Lizzie Trent, left Monday evening for
Lock Haven. Pa, where they will wit
ness the graduating ex ercises at the Cen
tral State Normal. Their brother, 1. w.
Weller, is a member of the graduating
class.
John Weighley, a well-known citizen
of Jenner township, aud Mrs. Emma
Hanger, OF Somerset borough. were
united in marriage on Sunday, 18th inst,
at the home of the officiating minister,
Rev L. D. Braueher, in Somerset town
ship.
George Dubstadt, of Somerset town.
ship, who recently purchased a lot of
ground near the extreme north end of
Main Cross street. is having lumber de-
livered preparatory 10 erecting home.
which will he occupied. by himself and
family.
Another Somerset county man who has
gone to the war is E. w. Cober, son of
Elias Cober, of Brothersvalley township.
Young Cober was a student at Bucknell
College when he enlisted in the company
recruited At Lewisburg. lie is now at
Chicamauga.
DIR. c. J. Hemminger started for Brook
lyn on Monday, where he will report at
the Navyyard for admission 10 the Navy
as a surgeon. The DIR. has been prac-
ticing his profession in this place for two
years past, and his many patients and
friends will be sorry to part with him.
Among the recruits for Co. C. 10th Pa,
Vol. recruited at Uniontown, we find the
name Of Marling Miller. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Miller, Of this place. The
recruits for the 10 was in camp at Wash
ington, Pa, from Thursday until yester-
day when they left for San Francisco.
The Blair County Medical Society met
Wednesday at Lakemont Park. with
large attendance of physicians from Al
toona and other points in the county.
Judge Longenecker. OF Bedford, deliver
ed an address on medicine and the
Law" which the doctors esteemed so
highly that they resolved to have it
printed.
Mr.. c. y. Boyd. of Butler. Pa. for
mer popular druggist of this place, was
in town between trains Monday, renew
ing his acquaintance with his numerous
Somerset friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
were called 70 Markleton on Saturday for
the purpose of saying good bye to the
latter's brother. 1t Colonel James +.
Barnett. who left yestei day morning for
Manila in charge of the recruits for the
10th Pa, Volunteers
Lieut. Chester NJ. Knepper has been
ordered to go with the torpedo boat Nc
| Kee, which he commands, to Key West
The order was received ten days ago and
stated that he should leave Newport, r.
l.. where the boat has been for some time,
| with three others of her class. under
going repairs. within three days. The
three other boats are the Morris, Talbot,
and the Gwin. all Of which are said to be
faster boats than the Mckee and better
equipped. but Lieut.. Knepper was chosen
to the service for which they are all very
anxious,
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Impatient at the delay in recruiting a
volunteer company at home. George w.
Saylor and Calvin SchrOek. two Of the
best known young men about town, LEFT
Monday morning for Jobnstown. where
they were enlisted as recruits for Co. II.
5th Reg. Pa. Vol, Captain J. s. Taylor's
| Company. Charles Scott. of Bakersville,
also enlisted in Company II. The re-
eruits leit JOhnstown for Chicamanga
Park last evening. Saylor aud Schrock
have written ta their friends here ex-
pressing their qualification over having
passed the physical examination aud the
prospect soon being sent 20 Cuba.
Soldier Joe Levy was gwen a royal
send of on Wednesday afternoon, when
he left for Connellsville to join the re-
eruits for Company d. lOth Pa. Vol. L..
S. \. lie was accompanied to "a rail-
road station by the local drum corps.
squad from the local volunteer military
company. representatives from the East