Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-05-02
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up nicely. IN
Mrs. George Wilson of Patterson !
is quite i'll.
Belleville, Mifflin county has !
two banks. !
Ezra c. Doty has been i'll with !
in the past week.
J.H. Simons has been sick with
in the past week.
Miss Mary Patterson has gone to
visit in Philadelphia.
Rev. Deckard of Lewistown
spent Monday in town.
\ basket social was held at Big
Run school house last Saturday ev-
ening. 4
Miss Maude Wilson and Miss
Leyina Lemon, spent Saturday at
East Salem.
James Robson the oldest man in
town is i'll at the home of his SON.
in-law John North.
Or. Lucian Banks is improving
in health. Evidently he will soon
be aboat IS in days of yore. ~
Ms. r. II. Shaver and Miss Re
becca Davis left Wednesday for
Phila., to remain until Saturday.
1.-The smoke from the mountain
forest fires was thick enough ON
Sunday and Monday to hide the
sun.
The thunder shower and hand
organ time is here. The town had
treat from both within q recent
date.
John Karl one of the Bosiery
mill proprietors was a visitor to
Philadelphia from Friday until
Monday.
Those Who planted potatoes ear
" expect to be eating new pota-
toes from their planting in about
six weeks.
The unclaimed letters inthe post
Office at Patterson are for n. Will
is Marya Joseph Uruilo, Lewis
Rothpletz.
THE mountain fires chased out
foxes. rabbits, deer, bear, wild
turkeys and many other kinds of
birds and animals.
J. T. Altman of Walker town
ship is the latest announcement
among the democracy as a candi-
date for State Senator.
Many snakes were seen in the
narrows road between this place
and LewistowH, having been chas-
ed from the mountains by fire.:
We are buying rock oak, black
oak and hemlock bark. Call at
our Office for prices.
MANBECK & NELSON.
One hundred and fifty million
feet of white pine and spruce lum-
ber was burnt in the Hull and OF
tawa fire last week.
The smoke was so thick last Fri.
day evening that the fire on Shade
&. mountain in Macedonia Gap could
not be seen from this place.
The eclipse of the sun on the
2Sth day of this month will be &
sight worth seeing Asviewed from
Mifiintown it win not be a tota,
eclipse. -
The fire on the mountains last
Friday burnt over many acres
The high wind on that day
drove it through the dry Ileave:
!, at q rapid rate.
Go TO J. y. Sweger, Main Street
Mifflin, for a full line of watches
clocks and jewelry. Also ge
Your ewes tested for Glasses
Prices lower than ever.
1 The water company last Thurs
day night mad men in MacedOni:
Gap to protect the house over th
reservoir and the wood work of th
dam from the ravages of the noun
tain fire.
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Ober
hotter, left Sunday evening 70
Harrisburg where the former ha
secured employment with an in
surance company through the in
f1uence of his brOther-in-Iaw Vic
tor Auman, of which he is secre
tary.
\ number of members of tn
Lutheran congregation took dow
the stable on the east end of tn
parsonage lot last Saturday after
noon. They took everything ava
excepting the foundation stones
Their preacher made a full han
at the work.
L Rev. William Dysinger preach
ed in the Lutheran church on SUI
day lie is Juniata county prod
uct. It was "a good day for Juni
alta county preachers for on tn
same day Rev. j. r. Mathers
Juniata county ministerial prOduc
preached in the Presbyteria
church.
The Sultan of Turkey has NJ
paid the damages to America
Christian church property; ft
property destroyed at the time
the outrages in Armenia. re