Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-22
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parents In FermahaSh.
Samuel A. Tyson was seriously
i'll last week several days. "
l. Miss Mamie Hibbs of Patterson,
spent Sunday in Dimmsville.
Miss Ruth Cibulka of Patterson,
is visiting in TuscarOra Valley.
There was a general surprise ov-
er the coming of rain last Monday.
Mummah and Meyers shipped a
flock of 234 sheep east on Tuesday.
The Methodist Sunday School
picnicked in Schweier's woods on
Saturday.
The Methodist State Convention
will be held in Harrisburg, Octo-
Der % to %.
Elmer North, mechanic of Har-
risburg, is visiting his parents Mr..
and Mrs. John North.
5 VIM. Davis of Washington, D. c.,
is home recuperating from an at
tack of typhoid fever.
The Chinese are numerous,
but they cannot fight as American
and European fight. ~
Mrs. Hettie Strayer and daugh-
ter Miss Minnie of Patterson, are
sojourning at Atlantic City. r
Miss Isabel McClintic returned
home Friday evening after two
weeks visit in LewistOwn.
Miss Alice Todd of Pittsburg, is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. NJ. Todd in Pate, son.
The Thompsontown brass 'skidd"
band was in town on Saturday
evening and did quite well.
u Miss Lola Harley of Altoona, is
Visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Harley on Main street. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Fasick and
son of Philadelphia, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. AlOnza Fasick.
Miss Maude Baldwin of Harris
burg, is visitor at the home Of
John Brennisholtz in Patterson.
Judge Lucian Doty of Greens
burg spent Monday in town with
his brother Cashier Ezra G. DOty.
Next week the Knights of Pyth-
las of Pennsylvania will assemble
at Harrisburg in annual cOnclave.
The Presbyterian-Sunday school
was to picnic at Macedonia on
Wednesday, which rain prevented.
Mis-. Mary jacobs has returned
from q visit TO the family of her
brotl e: Herman North at Bradford,
Pa.
Mrs. Noah Mitchell and chill
dren and sister Miss Bess Butt of
Patterson, are visiting in Karner,
n. Y. u
Miss Villa McNitt of Patterson,
has been spending the past week
with her uncle DR.. Baker in Lew
istOwn.
A wag of boy says the best
butter he ever came across was
billy goat that knocked him about
ten feet.
The percentage of men who sue
ceed at farming is larger than the
percentage of men who succeed at
merchandising.
Chief Justice Henry Green of
the SuDreme Court of Pennsylva-
fla, died of apOplexy at Atlantic
city, August 16.
There is one kind of stock that
may be given as much water as can
be used without injury to any one,
cattle and live stock.
Miss Ida Barton, daughter of
Judge Barton of Pleasant View,
will conduct the TuscarOra Acad-
emy the coming winter.
E. Leslie Allison of the 4th
street Columbia Bank, Phila., Pa,
is spending his vacation with his
mother Mrs. Ellen Allison.
The Mount Pleasant Sabbath
School, will hold their annual pic
mic at TuscarOra camp meeting
grounds, Saturday, Sep'r s.
The letters remaining unclaimed
in the Mifiintown post Office at the
close of the week, Aug IS. Miss
Susanah YOder, Annie Meyer j.
Irwin.
In wreck of cars near EastOn,
Pa, on Tuesday, the Mummah
brothers cattle dealers from Juni
alta county, lost almost a carload
of cattle.
Emery McCahan has unearthed
place or two in Licking creek
valley where the pioneer settlers
made salt. The water he says is
saltish now.
The summer is about st an end
The harveat has been poor one. Ii
ia pat. Forget it. L,ok forward
and get ready for the better seasons
that are ahea1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lesher
of Renova, Clearfield county, "a
are visiting at the home of Mrs
Lesher's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel H. ROhman.
Miss Lou Mcclellan, will b'
home about the 1st of Septembe
to remain during the winter, ant
those in need of optician work o
spectacles may do well by callln'
on her.