The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-06-22

near Senhefh-
Herman W. Bruhal1er. Of Berlin, ha
returned from a six weeks visit wit
relatives in Iowa
; Mr.. Wilson Huinbert, prominent con
tractor and capitalist. Of Cumberland
Nd, spent Monday and Tuesday in Som
r erset.
A number of the leading citizens 0
Meyersdale were al the county seat ol
Monday, having been called here b,
legal business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph f. Herr ant
daughter. Of Oil City, Pa, are visiting a
the home of the formers brothers and sis
ters on Main street.
Miss Mary. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
IL C. Beerits. left yesterday morning for
Phnadeiphia. where she viii remain FOL
several weeks visiting at the home O
Rev. J. F. Shearer.
Mrs. Maud Cook Smith and child. ol
Rochester. y. Y, arrived in town on
Monday and will spend the summer at
the home OF Mrs. Smiths parents-Mr.
and Mrs J. N. Cook
Messrs. John Beerits and H. S. Rhoads
have returned home from the PennsylvA-
nis College, Gettysburg, Pa. Both young
men will return to Gettysburg at the be-
ginning OF the collegiate year.
Misses Elsie McKelvey. Bertha Scott,
Nellie Kooser and Flossie Knepper, who
have been attending different private ed
ucational Institutions have returned
home for the summer vacation.
Mrs. P. f. Shafer and daughter are
visiting with Bedford friends. The DR..
/ will drive over the mountain and accom-
pany them back TO Somerset after they
/ have been absent for week or ten days.
Mr.. John Beerits and his aunt. Mrs.
/ Minnie Hunsecker, LEFT last evening for
Chicago, where they viii remain tor a
few days before proceeding to Omaha and
other western cities. They expect 70 be
absent about six weeks.
Rev. J. Addison Dunlap, who has been
located at Shanksyille for the past two
years as pastor of the Lutheran charge Of
that place. has removed to Tyrone, Pa.
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ever known in this county.
Mrs. Ada Helmer. OF Beaver City, Neb.,
and her sister, Mrs. Cora Anderson, of
North End, Oklahoma, arrived here on
Saturday. The former is the guest OF her
parents-Mr and Mrs. Oliver Knepper-
while the latter is visiting with her sister
! Mrs. II. VI. Linton.
Miss Louise Colborn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. L. c. Colborn, arrived home
/ from Bethany, West Va, on Saturday,
where she had been attending school. She
was accompanied by her school friend
/ Miss Pearl Morris, of Shelby, O., who
will be her guest for several weeks.
Messrs. Griffith Grouse and John H.
Young, accompanied by their wives and
children, drove through Somerset on
| their return from Evansville to Johns
town on Friday last. Mr.. Grouse is q ma
tive Of Evansville and the party had
been spending a few days at his former
home.
Rev. and Mrs. Henry y. Cameron re-
turned home Friday after spending two
weeks in Boston and other New Eng
/ land cities. While in Boston Rev. Cam
eron had the degree Of Phi. D. conferred
upon him by ihe Boston University, he
having graduated from that institution
several years ago.
The Cumberland & Elk Lick Coal Com
pany, of which Mr.. A. Chamberlain, Of
Meyersdale, is general superintendent, is
being equipped with electrical haulage.
Somerset county coal is rapidly forging
20 the front in the eastern markets and
the local operators are among the most
progressive in the coantry.
James L. Berkebile OF Kan:ner, has
been in Johnstown Tor the pas several
/ davs with the expectation OF becoming
one of the thirty-one recruits of Compa-
ny H., of that city. Dr. J. Swan Taylor.
well known to many of the readers of
the HERALD is tae Captain Of Company
H., now in camp at Chicamauga Park.
Dr. II. G. Penrod, who is connected
with the Weather Bureau, with head
quarters at Washington, d. c., is spend
ing his vacation al the home of his sister
Mrs. 4. f. Pisel. The Doctor is a vet
er Ofthe late war, having lost his right
hand while in the service, Readers OF
tne HERALD will recall series OF inter
esting letters he wrote for this paper sew
eral years ago.
A special train viii be put on the B. & O.
H.,
mer. to be known as the Mountain EX-
press, for the accommodation of excur-
sionists who wish 20 spen Sunday in the
mountains and return 10 their business in
the city Monday morning. The train
viii leave Pittsburg each Saturday at
20 p. m, returning frum Somerset each
Monday at a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Huston have
issued invitations for the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Emma, to Mr.. &. B. Muir
doch, of Johnstown. The ceremony viii
take place at 4 o'clock on Thursday, June
Both. in the Disciple church, Rev. VIM.
Mullendore officiating. Miss Huston has
been a popular teacher in our borough
schools, and is a young woman Of culture
and refinement The groom is employed
in the city schools Of Johnstown.
Mr.. Joseph Irwin Scull and Miss Lou
ise Gnffey, both Of Irwin. Pa, were mar
ried in Washington, d. C., on Monday,
June lSsh, at the residence of Rev. Ed
ward Warren. an uncle OF the groom,
who performed the ceremony. Miss
Guffey had been visiting at the home Of
her brother-GeOrge NJ. Guffey-at the
| Washington Navy Yard for some weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Scull will reside in Pitts
burg. The groom is well known in SOM
erset.
Mr.. C. Weller Saylor, the popular
young merchant at Listie, and Miss Lucy,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George Riehl,
Of Berlin, were united in marriage at :
O'Clock last evening at the home of the
brides parents, Rev. Frank p. Saylor,
father Of the groom performing the cere-
mony. Only few of the close friends,
in addition to the immediate families OF
the happy young couple, were present
The bride is one Of Berliu's prettiest and
most accomplished young ladies.
Rev. and Mrs. William Mulleudore Ien
some two weeks ago for their old home
in the State Of Indiana to visit the for
mer's parents Word received here last
Wednesday aAnouneed the sudden and
unexpected death OF Mr.. Mullendore's
father, who. it appears. expired without