Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-02-21
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". F. Schlegel Of Bloomsbury ID
in town this week. NJ
Groceryman John Etks has . se-
we're attack Of grip.
W. Z. Nankeville arrived at Ms
home in Patterson, Saturday.
The Miffiintown Schools will OBJ
serve WaehingtOn's birthday. g
Charles Kearns Of near Lewis
town was in town on Saturday.
A boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Mickey on Saturday.
There are many applicants for
the Presbyterian pastorship in this
town.
Contractor James J. Horning il
; shipping Jnniata county shingles
to Ohio.
The light snow here on Saturday
Was deep snOw in Philadelphia
and Reading.
The prospects Of an early spring
was nipped in the bud by the snow
last Saturday.
Samuel Nankivel Of Baltimore
is visiting his father VIM. Nanki-
veil in Patterson.
Squire Frank Patterson spent
several days in Pittsburg and Ken
singtOn last week.
There is an epidemic Of cold.
The majority Of people are sneez-
ing and coughing.
Samuel I. StOner, Esq, Of AL
toona, is visiting his home in Fer
managh township.
Miss Alice Todd Of Pittsburg,
Pa, is visiting her parents on
Main street, Patterson.
Samuel Meyers, implement deal
er. has returned to this place after
several months absence.
NJ Eight railroad train jumpers
were captured at Newport last week
and taken to Bloomfield Jail.
Mrs. W. II. Collier and baby of
Altoona is the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. NJ. Todd.
Mrs. Geo. W. Wilson spent part
of last week in Harrisburg and re-
turned home Saturday evening.
Harry F.. BOnsall Ofthe Kensing-
ton keystone spent Saturday and
Sunday with his family in town.
Friday, Mrs. Morris SchOtt re-
turned from New York where she
was called by the death of her Sis
ter.
The Juniata Horse and Mule
Protection Company will meet in
the Court House next Saturday at
? PM.
Rev. William Mccormack, ID. d.,
Of TiOga, preached for the Presby-
terians last Sunday morning and
evening.
The Daily Gazette of Carlisle
has suspended. 1t didn't pay. SO
with the Mountain Echo at Mount
Holly Springs.
Miss Grace Macklin of Harris
burg. was entertained during Sat
lrday and Sunday by Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Espenschaie.
Miss Maud Etka of Harrisburg,
came Monday evening to visit her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Etka
in Fermanagh township.
Slander is a linguistic weed that
is easily distinguished among men.
1t Is as easily detected a. bad
weed in the vegetable world.
y, Saturday afternoon Master Ezra
Doty entertained = number Of his
little friends at the home Of his pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra G. Doty.
\ light snow covered the ground
on Saturday morning that stopped
the plaintive song of the robin and
the sweeter warble Of the blue bird.
Frank Parker son of the late
Rev. Andrew Parker spent from
until Monday in town as
guest of his aunt Mrs. Katherine
Parker. A.
The river had another supply Of
slush ice on Monday, but the late
freezing weather was not quite
cold enough to close the stream the
third time this winter.
Y Henry Berger has recovered from
the severe rheumatism that afflict
ed him in the early part of the
winter and shoes horses and re-
pairs wagons as in days Of yOre at
his shop in the East End.
y Wild geese, blue birds and 9TH
er summer birds were visible last
Friday. 1t is probable they were
keeping out of the great cold wave
that swept along the coast last
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Boer Child.-Father, if 1 were
carrying the Bible in one hand and
a gun in the other and An enemy
approached, which should l drop
firstf
BOer Father-The enemy. my
On.-Puck.
H. Il. Beale Of Oriental and d.
4. McWilliams were elected by the
democratic county committee on
Saturday az representatives to the