Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-28

Mr. and M1s. Dan1 P.nnahefer
sPent Sunday with relatives in
Newport. =
Miss Mamie Guss of Paintera.
vllle is visiting Mis May Hench in
Henry Shelley of Greenwood
township, was visible on our streets
ON Monday.
Mrs. Lesh of West Fairview. ia
the guest of e. e. McMeen's fam, ,
ly in Patterson. I
Miss Mary Patterson of Alfarata.
was the guest of w. 81. McNitt and
family recently.
Mrs. II. B. Kelly of Ebensburg,
Is the guest of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Pannabaker. t
Miss Laura Caveny of Harris
burg, is the guest of the Misses
Aoker on Washington street.
There is to be a good deal of
fourth track laid on the Pennsy the
coming summer in Perry county.
John Bowersox of Beavertovn,
Snyder county, has accepted q
clerkship in T. J. Middah's store.
The family of editor Bonsall of
the Kensington Keystone took
the.i departure for their new home
last tuesday. --- =,
Miss Lulu Kelley a student 81
Indiana State Normal School, is
spending her vacation with her pa
rents in Patterson.
Miss Nell Nipple a student OF
Shippensburg Normal is spending
the spring recess with her parents
on North Main street.
Calvin BARLEY of Altoona has
been visiting old time friends in
MifflintOwn. Years ago he engag-
ed extensively in house building in
MiffiintOwn.
Mrs. DeVore missionary to AL.
aska, who has lately returned will
lecture in the Presbyterian church
on the evening of April 18TH, in
the interests of Home Missions.
Sunday morning the Presbytef.
ian Sabbath School held its Quar-
terly Review under the direction
of Sup't Donnally. The exercises
were interesting. Interesting bib
lical papers were read by Chas
Crawford, c. F. Espenschade and
Miss Betty Mayer.
William Ryner of Fermanagh
township was lodged in Jail on the
22nd inst, on warrant issued up.
on warrant issued upon informa-
tiOn made by Railroad Officer A. R
Barr. Ryner is charged with steal.
ing 2O6 pounds of copper wire from
the Pennsylvania r. R. Company
on the 10th Of November, 1899.
Last Sunday morning a train OF
35 loaded freight cars started at a
down grade run at Selinsgrove
The runaways collided with an en-.
gine that was going up grade and
produced a wreck such as had MOI
been seen on the Selinsgrove s
Lewistown branch. More than {
dozen loaded freight cars piled
themselves over the top of the en-
gine and Obstructed travel all day
Sunday. Everyone on the trains
had power to get out of the way OF
the wreck of.matter and crush Of
engine and freight cars.
On Tuesday evening, March 81
at 4 p. M, William Mclaughlin
departed this life at his home OF
his farm about three miles north
east of Mifflintown ofconsumption
He was aged "a years. He wa
born in Maryland and came to Jun
iata county years ago. He was {
soldier against rebellion and tn
past 20 years has lived the content
ed life of a farmer in Fermanagl
township. His wife whose maide1
name was Oles died long since.
family survive them to perpetual
their name and memory. The fun
eral will take place on Friday a
10 A. NJ. Interment in the Los
Creek Mennonite cemetery, 5 mile
east of MifflintOwn.
Calvin Stout and his wife wer
gOred to death by an enraged bul
on the 18th of March on their farr
near Bloomsbury, Pa. Mr.. Stou
owned vicious Jersey bull, and
is supposed that as he was leavin
the cattle out of the barn to waite
them at nearby creek, the bul
turned upon him. His wife seein
her husbands danger, ran to hi
assistance. The infuriated anima
quickly finished Stout and turne
upon the woman, whom he gore'
until her features were almost be
yOnd recognition. Her limbs wer
broken and the clothing almost en-
tirely torn from her body.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stout have no chill
dren, and they live along a roa
but little travelled.
the DEAD COMES TO LIFE