The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1898-08-03

Miss Alice Roger. OF Johnstown, is the
guest OF her friend. Miss Nellie Sipe-
Mrs. Emma Pach, Of Ogden, Utah, is
visiting at the home Of har sister-Mrs.
d. ". Ssylor-of this place.
Miss Jean P. Brown, OF Pittsburg, u
visiting her school friend. Miss Mamie
Patton, on Patriot street
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Megahan. of WIKI
insburg. are guests al the home of the
formers parents in this plsce.
Mrs. Edward scully, Of Pittsburg. is a
guest at the home OF her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ Holderbannh.
Mrs. Agnes McAboy. Of Allegheny. is \
guest at the Hotel vannear. She Is sis
ter Of Mr.. L. NJ. Phillips. Of Parker &
Phillips.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert p. Brubaker, Of
Philadelphia, arrived in town yester-
day, and will remain for several weeks
with relatives.
Mrs. Wellever and Mrs Gebhart. OF
Dayton. O.. are visiting at the home of
their mother, Mrs. Harriet kinmel. on
Main Cross street.
Mrs. N. NJ. Cochran, wife of proni
nent Uniontown attorney, is visiting at
the home OF her father. Henry F. Scheil.
Esq, in this place.
Rev. J. i. Shearer, Of Philadelphia,
formerly pastor Of the Lutheran Church
in this place, arrived in town Monday.
and will remain for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Murdock, of Johns
town, w.,o were recently married, are
guests at the home of the latter's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex II. Huston on Main
Cross street.
Judge Eongenecker, accompanied by
his son Charles, arrived here Monday
night and were guests at the Highland
Inn. His honor presided at argument
court yesterday.
Mr.J. Stewart Kuykendall, ofthe we'll
known firm of Sifiord q Kuykendall, LEFT
yesterday for Romney. West Va. where
he viii spend a richly-earned vacation
visiting at the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry b. Colborn and
children. of Frostburg. Nd. are visiting
at the home of the formers father, Hon.
A. J. Colborn. Colborn junior has been
resident Of Frostburg for twenty years
and is one of the leading business men Of
that town.
Among recent, arrivals in Berlin were
Strs. C. ]. Mnssar aud three children, OF
Philadelphia. They were accompanied
by the formers father. Mr.. John A.
Mowry, who wss resident of that place
fifty years ago. Rev. Musser will join
his family later IN the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. P. Pearson and daugh-
ter. Of Washington, d. C.. VIII have been
paying an annual visit at the home of
Mrs. Pearscn's parents-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Williamson-in Buckstown,
arrived here yesterday morning and are
registered at the Hotel Vannear.
Mrs. Ella Lutz and several children, Of
San Francisco, arrived in town yesterday
morning and will spend the summer at
the residence of Mrs. Lutz's parents
Capt. and Mrs. w. NJ. Schrock. Mrs.
Lutz's husband is a surgeon on one of
ti4C feAScCAbtA c-Oat"' ACNChNA-
impressed into the service of the govern
ment for the purpose of conveying troops
to Manila.
Farmer John Hannah, whose post
Office address is Confluence, but whose
home is on the bank of the Youghio-
gheoy river, several miles above the big
tannery town. was circulating among his
many county seat friends yesterday,
talking business with some and exch2ng-
ing views in regard to the conduct of the
war with others. Mr. Hanna is one of
the county's most progressive business
men.
Mr.. F. q. Parker, superintendent of the
Gaatier Department, Cambria Iron Com
pany, at JohnstOwn, is spending his an
nual vacation at the home OF his mother
in this place. In former yea. Mr.. Parker
spent his vacation at one or the otter of
the many seaside resorts and now claims
that he has arrived at an age of discretion
when he is unwilling to become volnn-
tary target for an army OF New Jersey
mosquitoes OF to have his slumbers dis
turbed by the scream of a merry-go-
round and the whirr ofthe razzle dazzle,
preferring 10 bask amid the scenes of his
boyhood and exchange views with local
statesmen in regard TO the conquest of
the Philippines.