Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-06-06
SH 'R7 LOCALS.

quarter year.
SH 'R7 LOCALS.
Not over, the Boer war.
July 4, the next legal holiday.
Farmers are taking to colt rails
ing.
Census enumeratOrs are on the
move.
Unconstitutional, the bicycle
path law.
A refreshing shower of rain fell
on Saturday night.
ID. B. Ritz has sold his draw bus
iness to Joseph Earnest.
Miss Mary Middah of Patterson
visited at Spruce Hill, recently.
The dry spell was broken ilast
Friday night by showers of rain.
Miss Edna Smith of Harrisburg
is the guest OF Miss Isabel McClin
tic.
Ronald Allison has returned
from ten days visit in Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. Frederick Espenschade
spent three days at Washington
ID. C..
Austin Calhoun, Esq, is home
having graduated from the Albany
Law School.
Miss Alma Henderson of War
riOrsmark, has been the guest OF
friends in town.
Mrs. Clark Long of Lewistown,
visited Mrs. VIM. Long of Fatter-
son over Sunday.
Mr.. Svenson came from Pitts
burg on Saturday to visit friends
and relatives here.
Squire VIM. Groninger made a
business trip to the county seat on
Wednesday morning. -
The republican National conven-
ton to meet at Philadelphia, June
10, begins to loom up.
Harry Kaufman and wife OF
Harrisburg spent Decoration day
in town among friends.
Mrs. Joseph Landis and daugh
ter Miss Edna of Patterson, are
visiting in Harrisburg.
Rev. s. P. Erisman and family
of Wilkesbarre are visiting at E. E.
McMeen's in Patterson.
Rev. David Beale of Philadel-
phia paid friends in Mifflintown, a
flying visit last Friday.
Childrens' Day Exercises will be
held in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday afternoon.
Miss Katherine Beard of Balti
more is the guest of her sister Mrs.
T. 8. Ickes in Patterson.
VIM. Nankivel, theatrical man
ager was among his relatives in
Patterson the past week.
Mrs. Mcclellan wife of Captain
Mcclellan is visiting friends in
Pitrsburg and Titusville.
DIR. Harry Derr has had his
dentist shop repaired and a new
dental chair placed therein. I
Miss katherine Mathers was the
guest of her uncle and aunt DR..
and Mrs. Atkinson the early part
of this week.
Mrs. VIM. Ellis of Harrisburg
left for her home in that place,
Mon1ay after having visited rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Ezra Parker and little son
Southard of Washington, ID. o.,
have taken up their summer resi-
dence in town.
Mrs. G.. F. Espenscdade and son
Fredrick returned home Monday
evening from visit to relatives IN
Philadelphia and other cities.
The tIndian Hen" the last OF
the birds to come from the soutn 10
spend the summer in the north Is
here.
Mr.. Hugh McMeen and wife Of
Reeds Gap, we're the guests OF
Snuire g r. London and family,
last Friday.
The President of the so-called
Boreland republic, has fed from
Pretoria the Capital Of the country
to escape capture.
There will be preaching in the
Westminster Presbyterian church
next Sunday, June 10, by the Kev.
Chas. III. Jones ofPhiladelphla "a.
The Young Ladies' Foreign Miss
ionarv Society held it's monthly
meeting last Friday evening at the
home of Miss Maude Wilson IN
Patterson. ~
Main Nipple and sister MISS miss
Nell, students of Shippensours
Normal, returned to schoof MOL
dav after a short vacation Will
their parents. "
Mrs. Isabel Patterson accompan-
led bv her son Charles OF Pitts
burg. witnessed the graduation Oh
her daughter Miss Marjorie, at
N. Park Seminary, Forest Glen, ""'
The early planted corn is snow.
ing itself nicely above ground. II
the close of the summer PrO'o
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