Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-08-03
SHORTLOCdLS.


Senator HertZler was in town on
Monday.
DIR. Crawford, Sr, has repainted his
residence.
Ezra Parker, Of Washington, il in
our midst.
The wheat crop in York county is
reported poor one.
Chas. Watts, of Washington, D.
Q, is home on a vacation.
John Hamilton, of Altoona, visited
relatives in this place recently.
Mrs. Chss. Frame, of Harrisburg,
is visiting Mis- Cloyd Gilsoa.
Hon. Latimer Wilson paid the
County seat a visit on Monday.
Judge J. X. Patterson, spent day
in town, on business last week.
The battle ship Texas has been taken
to New York TO undergo repairs
Harry S4rrirg. of Philadelphia, is
visiting Henry Bergers family
James Murray is at home visiting his
relatives and friends in this place.
The band gave n serenade on Mr..
Krick's lawn last Friday evening.
Property for sale-For terms,
apply TO Mrs. D1EHL., Front ST.
The Lutheran Sunday School OH Sun
day last, took up a collection of SIS, 40.
Mizs Louie Mcclellan, OF Lewis
town, is visiting her parents in town.
Rev. Mr.. Memminger, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Cloyd ellison.
Huntingdon papers report a counter
felt half dollar in circulation in that
town.
Judge Lyons and wife, spent some
days in the City of Brotherly Love, re-
Gently.
Miss Grace Macklin, Of Harris
burg, is the guest of Miss Marian
Scholl
4 dance will be held in Floral Hall
on Port Royal fair ground Thursday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Memminger, of Lancaster,
preached in the Methodist church on
Sunday.
Mr.. apd Mrs jesse Howe, of
Harrisburg, are visiting Mr.. Howes
mother.
Nr. Tobias Auker has laid new
brick pavement in front of his new
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Schlegle, of
East Salem, were in town on Monday,
OF business.
Rain, prevented the Presbytersn
Sunday school from holding their an
nual picnic.
Great reductions in the prices
Of all Millinery goods at Mrs. Dieh!s
Front Street.
Mrs. Emil Schott and Mrs. Ferd
Meyers are visiting in Rsading and
other places.
The Third Annual Harvest Home
will be held at McAlisterville OH the
9Th of August.
Miss Nell Musser has returned
home after several W., ks visit to an
aunt in Newport
Ed. Heck and wife, visited acqualn-
tances i'll this place last week, upon
return from California.
Prof. o. G.. Gortner and family
have returned and taken up their
residence on Third street.
Rev. \. n. Raven is now on a vaca-
ton, and will not preach here till on
the lst Sunday of September.
Banker, Calvin North, Of fSelinsgrove
spent day looking up his interests in
this community last Thursday.
Samuel Stoner, Esq, after short
vacation, returned to Altoona on Mon
day, to resume the practice of law.
Colonel Showers and John Etka are
preparing to lay a new brick pavement
III front of their respective properties.
Go to Meyers for your clothing
ard furniture he will save you 25
per cent. Read his Bargains in this
paper.
Misses Florence Gearhari, oi
Bellefontc, and Clyde Todd, ct
Harrisburg, are guests Of the Misses
Murrsy.
Professor Dysinger's straw and hay
shed, on the Academy property was
partly unroofed by the storm of last
Saturday evening.
pennsylvania soldiers in. actual mill
tary service have the right to vote.
Ihe new election law did not repeal the
soldiers vote law of 1864.
DIR. William Pepper, a prominent
doctor Of Philadelphia, died in Califor-
ma. His funeral will take place in
Philadelphia on Saturday.
The United Evangelicals will hold ia
p meeting at Tuscarora Station,
beginning on the srd Of August, and
crossing on the llth of August.