Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-07-11

Mr.. j. c. Nipple has bough,
the Star newspaper.
Thomas & Co.. are head QUAR-
ters for green groceries.
A number of grown people in
town have the whOOping cough.
Capital city oil company run a
coal Oil wagon through the town.
Miss Minnie Bosert of Phila.. if
visiting her parents at Mt. Pleas.
ant.
For a pair of first class fine or
coarse shoes go to Thomas & Co.'s
store.
Miss Maud Irwin has returned
from visit in Mifflinburg and
Lewisburg. -
Oscar Doty of Everett is visit.
ing his brother Mr.. Ezra C. Doty
in this town.
Miss Mary Hopes has taken
charge of the infant department OF
the Presbyterian Sabbath school.
The United Evangelical camp.
meeting will begin at Tuscarora
station, August 1st and close Aug
ust Sth.
Miss Blanch Wright, Mrs. J. H.
Martin and Miss Bell Martin start
ed on a trip to the Paris Exposi.
tiOn last week.
Ira Wilson connected with the
Watchman at Newton Hamilton
with two daughters, spent day in
town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ulsh, of
Lewistown, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. PhilO Pannebaker. on
Washington street.
Mrs. M. Bear and her nephew
Arthur Bacber of New York city,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
SchOtt on Third street.
Merchant Emil Schott of this
town and Mr.. and Mrs. KOenig of
Lewistown started last week to Wis
it the Paris Exposition.
Col. John J. Patterson, wife and
daughter, of Philadelphia, are Wis
iting their son, John j. Patterson,
Jr., on South Main street.
The letters uncalled for in the
Patterson post Office on July 2,
were for: Miss Maggie Wildman,
Miss Verna M. FOgleman.
Miss Mable Hackenberger enter
tained a number of her young
friends at her home on Washing
ton street, Friday evening.
Master Harry Etka of Johns
town, Cambria county, is visiting
his grand parents Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Etka of Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Fessler of Lor
raine, Ohio, is visiting the family
of J. Kelly McNeal in this place af-
ter an absence of ten years. N
Miss Verna Orner, of Lewistown,
spent the Fourth of July at the
home of her friend, Miss Anna
Pannebaker. on Washington street =
Holmes PannebakeI and wife of
Lewistown, spent day recently
with his mother Mrs. Pannabaker,
wife of PhilO Pannabaker, deceas-
ed.
One thousand teachers were in
attendance at the 45th annual con-
vention of the Pennsylvania Teach
ers' Association at WilliamspOrt
last week. NJ
The Westminster Presbyterian
congregation will meet on the 18th
inst, to chose a pastor, if the way
be clear, and for the transaction OF
other business.
Miss Bess Hackenberger, who
has recently graduated from Shoe
makers Elocution school OF Phlla-
delphia, returned to her home IN
this place on Saturday. =,
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Miss Blanche Sieber of Phila:,
accompanied by her sister Lou OF
Harrisburg, spent the Fourth with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Sieber in Walker township.
At their annual conference hefd
in Philadelphia the Wesleyan
Methodists amended their bye-laws
for-bfdding the use of tobacco In
any form by their ministers.
Thieves affected an entrance to
the Perry county railroad Office at
Duncannon and tore the railroad
tickets to pieces and everyone IS
wondering why they did SO.
On the 3Oth of June the 18th
child was born to John Ecker and
wife in their home in North COven-
try township, Chaster township.
Is of the children are living.
The national prohibition conven-
ton at Chicago nominated Jonn ".
VALLEY of Illinois for the Presl-
dency and Henry B. Metcai1 OF
Rhode Island for vice president.
The Perry County Freeman says:
James Johnston of TObOyne, mas
cultivated his corn five times;
That's the way to farm corn ana
you'll have a crop rain or no rain.
The Chinese minister at wash
ington was to deliver 4th OF july
sneech at Philadelphia, but con-
s;dorino the war in China that has