The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-09-21

Ms home OF her brother-io-i law
n !. Baer. Esq-
?, - v,rian johnson, of Washington
NE : risfting at the home Of her Hnele'
I'd II. Koontz, Esq
,ua Elsie McKelvey is now asiuaeh'
HrS5 - College, Cham5ersbnrg. Pa
p - h., for that place on Monday
-, V,-isa walker. Of sonth street,
-,,e n Boston. where she ~iii enter
- ~ oCtbe best known young ladies' sem
snsries ofthat city
iceland county has recovered from
os,sre Department for the care o o. 'ne
~ natierts who are nov at me Ooun- y.
y Ia,le - for he Iass six months g ie'-e4-
ropise CoIborn, Clara Kimmei'
,-ir,ie vogel. aud Leors Scott iei' alon- Non
r m sor Bethany. West Va, where they
.-;1 @ enter the college at that place d
students. ,coooo
Iobn N. Holderb4um, Jr.' and George 1
uo6lsv started for Delaware ohiO' IA. "a,
IL, l,. ,.bere they will remain during the
" ~. 80 tsrm a. students in the Wesleyan
q Institute
-. Nrra Love, her brother Russell
,r;.. Mary Beerits, all Of Somerset
Ali- s-.o-ad S students al the Indiana
s,,.a sc yorn,.. having lea for that place
q last week.
r.o Evangelical Conference, at Johns
- clossd sunday evening. Appoint
- -, y.ars announced as follows; Pre-
- - Flder. :. N. Baumgarduer; Rock
,I and salisbury, J. NJ. Miller and r
Tor,bev: Somerset, L. D. Sine.
r,.,r.;oa rates Of one fare for the
raand trip have been secured for the . soi-
- -, ,,i.,ie at lockwood, on next
~, l,,,..,sisv ssl inst. All Of the 6. \. K.
-. m fbe county will be represented
"a company viii head the procession
H. orse nnbIie is invited TO be present
now birb-water mark was made al
- hotels on sunday, when they
80 allied upon to provide dinner and
49,. Cor I osD visitors who came to town
,arel,ome the soldier boys home The
- r..tsnrants fed an additional 500 or
soost-snaers Altogether it was the big
Sr,5sv,s business ever done in this
town.
Miss Glaudmeyer, the popular Baltl-
,i,no-a Nodiste. has accepted position
,-;,b uess-s. Siford a Kuykendall, and
iii devote her entire time TO their Dress
,nakinp department and its interests
N-o,witbstanding the short time she has
I'm here. some very handsome garments
have been turned out, and number Of
orders are ahead to be made.
The borough public schools opened on
Monday morning. when 457 Iupils were
enrolled. Yesterday the enrolment
r..ebs5 4ql Principal lSeibert announces
thar all children residing in the school
district who will reach the age Of six
,-.s-s bef,re January Ist viii be admitted
- the schools now, and those who will
reach that age between January lst and
June lst will be admitted after the CSrist-
mas holidays.
ouartermaster- Sergeant J. c. Gather,
sun Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. ''Cal'' Gather, Of
Washington, D. C., is visiting at the
home Of hi. relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Davis. Sergeant Gather Is a member Of
volunteer company from the District Of
Columbia. and participated in the third
DAYS fight before Santiago. lie was one
Of the guests at the banquet rendered to
Company I on Sunday night.
Hisperhaps needless to remind the lady
readers Of the HERALD that there are
places and places to buy dress goods,
notions and millinery, but ii is well to
impress upon them the fact that the old
ard reliable establishment Of Mrs. A. J..
Uhl, Is after all about the place TO make
their purchases. At This they viii find
afull and complete line of all the latest
Patterns in dress goods, everything in the
notion line, and fall and winter millinery
Of the most approved styles. When you
get il at Jhrs you know it Is right, Is
household word in hundreds Of families.
George Hopwood, ex-member Of the
Legislature, died At his home, near Union
togn, Tuesday night, Of heart disease.
He had been i'll for long time. He was
son-in- law Of Associate Judge George J.
Black, Of Meyersdale. Mr. Hopwood was
sleader in agricultural matters being a
member Of the Fayette Agricultural As
socistion, and various local oranges. He
was twice representative TO the Farmers
National Congress As Republican he
represented his party in county and State
cuventicls. lie was elected 10 the
legislature in 1891. ,.:and reelected in.lS96.
His wife and a large family survive.
The Baltimore & Ohio railroad has been
purchased by a syndicate Of capita lists
headed Y Philip D. Arm cur. the great
pork packer, Marshall Field, the famous
merchant, Norman B. Resm, executor Of
the Pullman estate, all Of Chicago, and
James J. Hill, president of the Great
Northern Railroad. Mr.. Ream. who is a
native Of Somerset county, and who has
many friends residing here, is credited
with taying engineered the deal. where
by the valuable property passes into the
hands OF Chicago parties. Is is rumOred
'hal as soon as The foreclosure proceed
lngs have been consUmmated the B. q o, /
ana 0reat Northern will be merged into
great transcontinental line, extending
irom the Atlantic to the Pacific ocean.
The young son of Mr.. J. H. SifFord. Of
The arm Of SifiOrd & Kuykendall. is the
4 ppy possessorOf Rear Admiral Schley's
Autograph, which WIS obtained for him
1y MS grandfather, Mr.. John II. Siford,
O' baltimore, who was a boyhood friend
ana grew 10 manhood with the hero Of
sAniiago in the city Of Frederick. Nd.
~ .s letter enclosing the autograph the
Admiral says:
STEAMER SENECA,
NY DEAR FmEND:-
Inank y0u 50 much for vour nice Let.
tsf and Tor the memories Of early daTs
% u-1n recalls. / enclose Won au anto- /
sfl l'r your grandson. Believe me /
-ss respectfully yours,
W. ). ScHLEY.
Af' Jesse Hoover, a veteran Of the war.
Se oi whose serious illness was made
'u'ss ooiumns last week, died on sun
- a 'ne home Of his daughter. Mrs.
1.. H.loio,e Wiz, 10 Garrett, from strangu
.-..on o. The bowels. He was "a years Of
@na had been a resident Of Milford
,-,'--p -'1'p up until two or three years ago. /
1en he removed 10 Somerset ,vbsra he |
ne Aeu Al the carpenter trade. Mr..
- - was gentleman Of genial cispo-
- suo had many friends who will he |
s''s'ea g 70 learn Of his untimelv death
d.. survived by his wife and by two
p;,T, -.sis, Nm. Wit and Mrs. Wallace
s' A'ia by two sous, William. of Rocl,.
wood, aud Wssbi,,,.. -. - "a