Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-02-23

SHORTLOCHLS.

last Friday.
DR.. Ackley has been quite ill tho
past ten days.
Andrew C. Allison is on business
trip to Tyrone,
Politics should not make bad
friends of people.
Religion should not make bad
friends of people.
Senator Hertzler WAS in town on
Saturday afternoon.
The American Mechanics enjoyed
parade on the 22nd.
Samuel Stoner, Esq, Of Altoona,
spent Friday in town.
E. E. Noble, of East Waterford is
opening mine of ocre.
Wheat in Chicago on Saturday sold
for q dollar and nine cents.
Lancaster, Pa, has Democratic
Mayor elected by one majority.
Dr.. VIM. Banks bought horse of
Joseph Ronk, of Walker township.
Miss Girty Schott Is homs on va
cation from music studies at Boston.
Wait for the report of committee
to investigate the Names explosion.
War-The animalism of man
turned loose to plunder and murder.
Nekoda, Perry county, has two in
habitants, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Fl. Baker
Mrs. Stein, of Tyrone, visited Mr..
James Simous and family last week.
Rev Mr. Fahs bought horse Of
J. L. Groninger, in Milford town
ship.
Mr.. VIM. Van. SwerengeD of
Honey Gfo7e,i is prostrate with par
alysis.
Stone mason, John G. Hackenber-
ger, has been on the sick list this
winter.
Miss Sallie Parker gave tea for
number Of her friends last Friday
afternoon.
Miss Harriet Jackman after two
weeks visit at home hiss returned to
Pittsburg.
G W. Heck of the riverside res
traunt is visiting in, Philadelphia a
number of days.
Miss Catharine Diehl has returned
from ! long visit to friends in New
Haven, Connecticut.
Mrs. Nary Jacobs is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Caleb North, ard family
in Washington, D. G.
It is estimated that there are ten
thousand bushels of cioversssd for
sale in Juniata county.
Two Johnstown Cambria coenty
women are getting ready to go to
the K'oudyke gold field.
For trouble, work till tired, then
sleep, when rested go to work. Work
is a remedy for trouble.
Locomotive whistling in the Al
toona yard is prohibited except in
cases of absolute necessity.
H. B Renninger, paid Selinsgrove
visit some days ago. Called on
Editor Lumbard and got puff
William Graybill has changed the
date of his sale from March 1st, to
March 3rd, in Fayette township,
A lunch basket social will be held
in the Arch Rock school house, on
Friday evening. All are invited.
Miss Pearl Braunon and Miss
Bertha Otta, of Lewistown, spent
several days last week in this place
Butcher Solomon Sieber is in a
precarious state of health. His son
Frank Sieber has charge of the bust.
ness.
The interment of the body of Miss
Frances E. Willard will take place at
Evanston, Illinois, next Thursday,
Feb. "a
- Ex-county commissioner VIM. Van
Swerengen died at his home, al
Honey Grove, on the 21st inst aged
80 years.
Miss Jane Loudop, and sisters
Tillie and May, attended an evening
party at Mr. Hazlett's in Lewistowu
last Friday.
Oranges raised in California are
sold by people in the grocery bust
ness and have taste different from
the Florida orange
w. D. Bollinger, of Millerstown
has been appointed sub division fore
man in the narrows, between Mifflin
town and Lewistown
Skating and shedding for child, er
was good on Friday afternoon, that.
the kind Of day it was, rain froz,
a. soon as it touched the ground.
The Shakespeare reading circle me
at the home Of Mrs. T. V. Irwin OF
Monday evening. Henry the Fourth
engaged the attention of the circle.
The carpet factory is being remod
led, and will soon be at work agai1
all of which adds cheer to the expec
tations of those who were thrown ou
\ OF work by the fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. James K. Robson
have issued invitations for the cele
bration of the fifteenth auniversar,
of their marriage, on Tuesday even
ing, March 1st-, 1895.