The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-14

Personal Mention
Charley Patton, Of Columbus, o.. is vis-
iting al the home Of his mosher on atriot
street.
Misses Bessie Keller and Maud yogle
left last week for a three weeks visit to
sIcKeesport friends.
Mr.. Il. c. White, the chsmbersburg
merchant tailor. IS st the Hotel Yannear,
where he viii remain for few days
Mrs. John 5. Shafer and daughter. of
Union street, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John J. Hoffman, in Phil
adelphia.
Assistant Postmaster Frank X. Sanner
viii erect a residence on his lot opposite
the new Evangelical Church. on South
street, this fall.
DR.. P. f. Shafer left Monday morning
for Hyndman, where his wife and daught-
er have been visiting with friends for
two weeks past They viii return to
Somerset on Friday OF Saturday.
Farmer Peter Eefiey len yesterday
afternoon for Chicago, where he viii
spend a few days before proceeding TO
Dss Moines and other points in Iowa
He expects to be absent from home for
two or three weeks.
Robert 6. Pugh, private of Company /,
reached here from Lexington, Ky, on
Friday, and went directly 10 the home Of
his mother in Somerse. township, where
he is convaleseing from an attack Of ma
larial fever.
Rev. Ira Kimmel. who came here two
weeks ago from Roanoke, Va, to recuper-
ate after a severe attack of typhoid fever
at the home Of his mother. was seen on
the streets saturday, the first time since
he arrived in Somerset. he viii remain
here for month before returning TO his
pastoral duties.
The many Somerset county friends of
Norman B. Richardson will be pleased to
learn that he has resumed the general
management Of the Monongahela House,
Pittsburg, with which he wss popuiarly
identified for a number OF years before
becoming proprietor of the Arlington
Hotel in the same city.
Miss Clara b. Rhoads, the popular
young saleslady at Uhl's dry goods and
millinery establishment, has accepted
position in the Johnstown store OF John
Thomas & Sons, having left for that place
on Monday. She had been at Uhl's for
four years, and was general favorite
with the many patrons of that large es-
fan1ishoaart
Peter Lanning, one of the most pros
porous farmers Of Brown County, Kan.
was a Somerset visitor Sunday, the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hoover. Mr..
Lanning was born in Upper Turkeyfoot
township and removed to the west about
thirty years ago. He is an active Repubh-
can and says that Kansas has fewer Pop
ulists now than at any time during the
past ten years.
DIR. Jane Carver, who for the past ten
years has occupied the position of head
physician Of the famale department of
the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane
at Harrisburg, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. J. KOoser. She is ae-
companied by her daughter, Miss Phoebe
Carver. DIR. Carver is the eldest daught-
er OF the late Judge Frank NJ Kimmel,
formerly President Judge Of tie courts OF
this district.
Captain E. o. Kooser, of Company I.
Fifth Regiment, has fallen a victim to
malarial fever aud is an inmate of pri-
vate hospital in Lexington. Ky, where
he is receiving every possible attention.
1t was not known here that the Captain
was i'll until Messrs. Harry Sipe and
William Winters returned on Friday
from a visit 10 Camp Hamilton, when
they reported that ne had gone TO hotel
in Lexington for a few days. They re-
ported that the Captain was pale and thin
and in their opinion was far fiom being a
well man. Saturday F. J. Kooser, Esq,
received a letter from his son saying that
he was "uuder the weather. aud the
same mail brought a letter from resi-
den. of Lexington, who is friend of the
Ko ser family. saying that the Captain
was comfortably located in hospital.
Mondays Pittsburg papers report that
Captain Kooser has obtained sick leave
aud will return to his home. If be is able
to travel he viii probably arrive here
with the members Of his company on
Friday or Saturday.