Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-10-04
DIR. A. NJ. Fisher is visiting at
his fathers in McAlisterville.

i DIR. A. M. Fisher is visiting at
his fathers in McAlisterville.
| Charles Adams has gone to Potts
Vile to clerk in a drug store.
Miss Mary Deem of Walnut
lspent last Thursday with the
Misses Laird.
/ A hard winter is predicted be-
cause chestnuts, hickory nuts and
acOrns are plenty.
! 1t is proposed to build stock
bridge across the Susquehanna riv-
er, from Sunbury to Shamokin Dam.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White and
Mrs. Minnie Ellis of Springfield,
Ohio, were recently guests of J..
X. Stump's family.
A recruiting Office for the Philip
pine Islands, has been opened in
LewistOwn. 1t isn't far to Lewis
town if you want to join the army
i A dozen teams of steel range
, company passed through town on
Monday. The place to buy a range
is at X. II. McClintic's hardware
stOre, MifflintOwn.
i A snake got into q millinery
store in WilliamspOrt one day last
week, how is not known, and in
the panic it created among the
women it got out, how is not known.
4 The death of ClOyd Krider of
Altoona and John II. Rollman at
Tyrone brings to the recollection
of a good many people in Mifflin-
town when the deceased were both
both boys in this place.
Levi Latimer TregO brother of
John TregO of this county, died at
EschOl, Perry Co., on Thursday,
September 27, aged 43 years, 8
months and ) days. He leaves a
widow and four children to mourn
his loss. He was timer by trade
and member of the U. b. Church
in Perry county.
There is talk among the proper
ty owners about enforcing the tres
pass laws against the men who with
dogs and guns roam at will over
the farms shooting partridges and
other game. There is no necessity
for farmer to advertise against
hunters on his farm any more than
it is necessary for gardner to ad-
vertise against hunters getting in
to his garden and backyard to
hunt. 1t is the business of the
sportsman to know what he is do
ing.
4 Last Friday, September2S, some
thing uncommon in the way Of
marriage took place in Palmyra,
Miss Alice CrOOkstOn was bequeath-
ed torture by a relative cOndi
toned, that no person not bearing
the name of CrOokstOn should in
: herit the money. She loved and
was beloved by a man named Jacob
: " agOnmaker. If she married she
. must marry CroOkstOn. 1t was
determined to change a Wagon
maker into CroOkston. The pro.
spective groom was ready to change
his name, to get legal face to
stand the test of the viii his name
was changed to CroOkstOn by court.
Perry County Democrat, Sept.
27.-Miss Theresa Miller, the four
teen-year- old daughter of Mr.. Louis
Miller, the Bloomfield clothier, fell
over a fence on Sunday on the Bar
nett farm, in her efforts to get
away from a COW, which she
thought was chasing her, and broke
her left arm, just above the elbow
= x For shooting squirrels out OF
) season, Ambrose Hockenberry, OF
TObOye township, was arrested last
, Wednesday and is now in the cOun.
ty jail. = = Lewis Kluckel
, and TheO. Darlington, of this place,
) in whose families scarlet fever ex.
lists, have been arrested by Health
Officer Isaac SINNERS, for breach
of quarantine.
f 1t is Rev. ID. NJ. Hench, of Perry
county, who has been conducting
| revival meetings in Cumberland
t county, and giving it to secret So
, cieties, feathers and tobacco. He
, is preaching that members of secret
societies cannot be sanctified until
E they give up their membership in
the lodges to which they belong
He told the women in the audience
who wore feathers on their hats
that there was no chance of theil
entering the Kingdom of Heaven
"YOu men who have tobacco in
: your pockets are on the road to
hell" he said, and there is nc
chance of your getting to heaven as
, long as you pursue that filthy habit.
John H. ROllman died at his
home at Vale three miles from Ty-
rome last Sunday evening. He
was a brother of VIM. and Samuel
: ROllman of this own. He was
born at Sinking Springs, Berks
county, September %, 1S43. He
came with his parents when child
} to Mif1iintOwn in 1S47. Here he
was educated in the public schools,
} and from here he entered the
army and served 4 years against
} rebellion. He located in Tyrone
and for time, was in the drug
business. Afterwards in the pho
tOgraphing business. He was
twice married and is survived by
two children by the first marriage
and by the wife of the second mar.
cinna Informant in Turona On