Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-03-07
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county.
March came in like lion as the
saving goes.
nr BF. Ackley is selling ''The
Life of Moody
Mrs 81. Mauger of OfSpruce Hill
,s in TOWN on Saturday.
Another quarter of an inch of
.,ov on Tuesday morning.
Mrs Thomas Shaffer has been to
pb;ladelphia visiting friends.
Doctors say that the habit of u.s.
inc cocaine is on the increase. N
Joseph Pennell and family will
,noveto Philadelphia, on Thursday,
The Republican State COnve6-
tion will meet at Harrisburg, April
%.
Mrs. Burke Etka of Fermanagh
township is very i'll with nneumo-
mia.
VIM. Pennell Postal Telegraph
Clerk of Pittsburg is home this
week.
William Marks of New York
spent Sunday at his home in Pat
tersOn.
The blasting at Burnham, Miffiin
county is plainly heard hereat Milf
fiintOwn-
The creamery at Huntingdon
pats out 800 pounds of butter ev
cry week.
Another year from now and an
other President will have been in
augurated.
Mrs. William Long of Patterson
has been quite sick for the past
several days.
John Sando of Harrisburg is Wis
iting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. An
thony Sando.
J. ID. Kepner of Frederick City,
Md, recently visited Mr.. and Mrs.
John Horning.
Ellsworth Dunn bought the FL
der farm at Cuba Mills north of
town for S3. go.
On Sunday fifty-five Indians of
the Carlisle school joined the
Catholic church.
Absalom Wise of Milford town
ship is very seriously confined with
cancer of the face.
Geo. w. Wilson, Esq, of Patter-
son, spent Friday on business in
the "Quaker City"
Mrs. Copeland and child of Har-
risburg are guests of Mrs. Gather
inc Marks in Patterson.
The town council tried to affect
an organization on Monday even
ing, but did not succeed.
County Commissioner Hostetler
was on business trip to McNey-
town. Mifflin county last week.
It is not often that three ice
freshets in one winter takes place
as was the case the past winter. !
The Port Royal town council vOt-
ed the Patterson fire company 90
dollars for their aid at the late fire
The water was high at Belle
fonte and WilliamspOrt last week.
Considerable damage was done
along the streams.
From Saturday until Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WilSOn OF Pltts-
burg. Pa, sOjOurned at their farms
in Milford township.
Professor Finsen of Copenhagen,
Denmark. cures cancer with sun
liobt American physicians are
becoming interested in his treat
ment.
Mrs. Kate Marks, who has been
i'll with pneumonia for numper
of weeks. is slowly recovering and
her condition permits OF her NOV
ing about her bedroom. v
Misses Mary Cramer and Betty
Maver were delegatesto the LADIES
Home Missionary Convention
which met at Bellefonte, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
The weather so far mas not been
pleasant for attendance upon the
sales of stock and farm implements
at the large barns on the farms Ill
the yaIlies in this county.
The best sold man is he VINO
wound his clock every day during
period of2O years before he founo
out it was an eight day clock. ne
doesn't live 1000 miles from NIL
tiintOwn.
Walnut timber is growing scarce
If it has been cut and shipped III
other counties like inJunlata co"h
ty. The supply will soon be eX'
hausted and then the price OF wal
nut furniture must needs go up.
AD. Feterolf, formerly resident
Clark of the Penna House OF Rep
resentatives now the travehhs
agent of the Pennsylvania lnsur
gents. spent several hours IN for
Royal one day last week.
George B. NJ. Wisehaupt. chair
man of the Democratic County
Committee and prominent busl
ness man of Port Royal, was las
week bound over to court to ans