Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-03

The 49th p. v. ", will hold !.
reunion at Bellefonte, October % |
Colonel Quay and Governor
Hso1e sso S. are on q stumbling tour of
VThere was q fall of s inches of|
snow in Wyoming on the 26th of
September.
The drought has driven the
farmers to give their live stock
winter feed.
Miss Minnie Strayer of Patter.
son, spent two days of last week in
Harrisburg.
"A moving scene-wife carving
the cook stove and husband carry.
ing the pipe.
John Bender put a tin roof on
Mr.. Washington North's residence.
in Patterson. N
Miss May Loudon has retafned
home after a three weeks visit. to
Philadelphia.
The men of 1776 rebelled on a
less tax burden than the people
now have to bear.
Wild game has a hard time to
hnd enough berries and nuts to
sustain life
w. H. Aiken of Altoona, was a
business visitor in town several
days last week.
Democratic orators talking
against trusts with their pockets
full of trust stock.
Fall in! fall in! Maine, Vermont
and Oregon have gone republican
in their state elections. -,
Mrs. David Crawford and Mrs
Mart. Crawford, spent a few DAYS
in Philadelphia recently.
Sauer kraut will be scarce in
Juniata this year on account of the
failure of the cabbage crop.
just keep your eye on the so
called republicans, who are sneak
ing around to defeat Mckee.
The Susquehanna river at Marys-
vile, Perry county, is low enough
to drive across with a wagon.
Mrs. Price of Baltimore is visit
ing at the home of John Brewers
on railroad avenue, Patterson.
DIR. John L. Rothrock of St.
Paul, Minnesota, is home on short
visit to his mother and sisters.
To make a pessimist give a man
tooth ache and he'll think every
thing is ordered for the worst.
W. G. Hartwick has removed to
York county to carry on his bust
ness of selling washing machines,
Mrs. Irwin E. Bennett of Phila-
delphia is visiting Miss Sarah B.
Kaufman in Fermanagh township.
Last Friday James Howard of
Ken; ucky was found guilty of the
murder of GOyerner William GOe-
bel.
Mrs. Clarence Van Sweringen of
the Juniata county colony in North
Dakota, died recently of Typhoid
fever. Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Dennis
of Wilmington, Delaware, are Wis
iting professor w. E. Auman and
family. -
Miss Annie Sieber of Altoona is
visiting at the residence of her
brother Edward A. Sieber on Cher
ry street.
The Mennonite Sabbath School
Convention in Delaware Mennon-
ite church last week was largely
attended.
Mrs. Joe McCauley and daugh-
ter Glayds, have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Robert Nixon in Phil
adelphia. =
Mrs. Emma Humphrey and
daughter Mrs. Harris of Maze Wis
| tied at the home of John Hibbs
in Patterson.
Colonel Quay and Governor
Stone, are swinging around the cir
Gle for the republican cause in
Pennsylvania. -
Miss Belle Stone has returned to
her home in Washington, d. c.,
after spending the summer in Tus
carora valley.
Mrs. J. C. Doyle and grandson
John Cibulka of Patterson, have
been spending the last two weeks
in Harrisburg.
A choir of 1890 voices will sing
at the Christian EndeavOr State
Convention in Philadelphia, Nov
ember 20 and %.
Mrs. Mary Marvin in Meadville,
Pa, says she raised bushel-and-
a-half of first rate coffee in her gar
den this summer.
The dry summer puts the con-
tractors of the stone bridge across
the Susquehanna river at Rockville
one season ahead.
Miss Lula Mcclellan has return
ed from Altoona and will resume
the work of optician at tho watch
maker shop in Patterson.
Shippensbnrg, Pa, preachers,