The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1900-05-23

Mr. J Mishie-. Of Jeaaer township.
who reoently h&d one Of his legs amPa-
listed. is slowly recovering
The members Of r p. Cnmmias Post
6. A. r. vii attend divine services ri
the Rssormed Church next sunday even
ing.
Worknsa are employed repairing the
columns CT the eonrt house portic0.
which have been in an ansightly and
dangerous condition for more than year.
Mr.. solomon Rhozis and Miss ]. .ura
ZArfoss. both of near Shanksville. we're
united in marriage on May i5sh At the
Lutheran parsonage IN Friedsns, by Rev
J. J. wsseA.
Mr. u. P. NeAllister. OF Listis. LEFT last
evening for Phiiadelphiz- whsre he ex-
pecss 70 enter hospital for trestmsas for
zssrious bowel tooahie. which has cans
sd him more or les trouble for several
years past.
Mr.. George Kzin. Of Eikins. West Va,
formsrly principal OF t5s Somerset pub
lie schools. spent S8adtv Rad II ,aiay Al
the Hotel Vznnear. Mr.. Keim j. engsg-
ed in the Insurance. and real es.ste busi-
ness. bat takes "a ec-asioosl tara in poll
tics
Emanuel J. Rammsi. a civil war vet
e-za. died az his home in Paint toSn-
/ ship. Al o'clock Tuesday morning. Nay
/; 18Th. from Infammatory rhsumstism.
Mr Runmel E2s about hfy-five years Of
age. be IS survived by his wife and four
children.
! Joe BrzIlier. known 70 almost every
/ body who visits Slmerset, was in run
away accident few days ago. since when
I be has bsea compelled - uss clutches
- travel tn aud from his qneensWare
store In jumping from the baggy % the
/ ground he sustained a very severe sPrain
of his LEFT foot
Henry Custer. age3 $ years, , months
and 25 days. d;sd Nay II,h, a. the home
/ Of MS SIN near Mostoiler Ststi0n- He is
survived by ssVen Of his twelve ehilirea-
/ Mr.. Custer was a consistent member Of
I the Lnthsrzn church for q period Of forty
years. Interment was made Al Friedeus,
his pastor, Rev. Welch, officiating.
RYAN n. Barron, son Of the late Mr.
ana Mrs. William Il Barron, Of Middle
creek township. died Tuesday. Nay 18th
al Dicksy. North Dakota No particulars
have been learned. MS guardian-Mr
C B. Moore-of New Lexington. having
been notified By wire OF his death he
was pineteen years old
A number OF young men Of this place
recently organized a Christian Guild and
they wiz hold reception IN Wednesday
night May 3O.h. bstwesn the hours OF
80 and 10 O'Clock in the Christian
Church. to which the public Is cordially
invited. Rev. Henry y. Cameron viii
| deliver an address on The Fourfold De
velopmsnt OF Manhood"
Under the new schedule which went
into effect on the B. & O. Sunday. West
{ bound. OF JOhustown trains, viii arrive
a. Somerset Al Il:42 g. N, and 5.S2 p. IN.
TIE East-bound. or Redwood trains, viii
arrive a. 9.52 a m, aud SD p m The
sunday train E8st-bound viii arrive al
9-52 g. N. and the West-bound AZ 5;55
p. m
Peser Speieher. Of Lincoln township,
Mondzv purchased the farm Of the late
Henry Long, one mile north Of Somer-
set. from the heirs. The farm contains
! 80 acres more or less and has good new
/ buildings. The price vas s. 500 Mr.
Speicher viii ocQupy the property him
| self He owns four ~ five Of the most
valuable farms in this section Of the
county.
Ms. Barbara Aau Gumbert died Sat
urday. May Isth al the old homstesd.
near Wits Church. Somerset township,
/ now occupied by Mr.. Jseob Reain- aged
. years. 9 months and - days Inter
ment was made Sunday afternoon In
early youth Mrs Gumbert united with
| the Lutheran Church and remained faith
/ fal until death Five o. her six children
survive
General A. H. Cofroth, notice OF whose
/ Illness was made last week, has gone %
/ the MarklstOn Sanzt0rium Tor treztmsnt.
Several gentlemen who spent Sunday
with him report his condition as being
greatly improved The General viii re-
tarn boms Just as soon a. be feels that
MS strength will permit hin 70 resume
his law practice, which hs hopes VIII be
in s few days.
Superintendent ". T. Hoblitzal, of the
Keystoae Fire Brick Company. whose
plant AZ Keystone, was destroyed by Ere
Yesterday week ago, was in town sun
day for the purpose Of attending the
funeral OF George 5. Harrison. He says
thai his Company viii Immediately re-
sumo operations and viii be making
brick before the expiration OF the coming
thirty days
Easigu Orlo Knepper. who was with
Dewey at Manila. having had charge Of
the signal flags on board the gunboat
Concord throughout the entire engage
ment. is homeward bound. Before sail
ing from Manila he was transferred to
the Baltimore. which is proceeding to
wards the United States via the Suez
Canal. The Bsldmore was due yssteT-
day at Hong Kong snd Is scheduled TO
reach View York October lst Easigu
Knspper viii visit his mother and sisters
in Somerset this fall.
Dr.. Appleton Bash. pastor ofthe Bea-
yer, Pa, Methodist church. snd formsriy
pastor Of the S0merset ch1rch, surprised
bis large and fashionable congregation.
tsefsre be began his marning serInnn
sunday, by suggesting tbst commencing
next Sunday. the women Of the enngrs-
CATION take of their hats Al 8 certain
period Of the service - the men e'uld
see the preacher while he delivered bis
sermon znd thus o5giats sha necessity al
then twisting their neeks He argnej
III u women removed their hesdgear in
other meetings and be did ait see why il
eauld not be done IN church
Iaths report pabli-hsl last week Of
the a 5urishinx osaiiiiol Of the epsl in
d lst-y 4 thi- county w5 s.8,si tuAs --lhe
Berwini Waite C ssnpsny j. now ship
ping ID cars d tiiy.' where's ths faci i
thai this concern pIsssi thas ia-antile
stage s. s-al months ago anl j. now
shipping 40 cars daily. and expects with
il tbs usxt feE m5nths % inereass the
outpu. TO so cRs daily Tas branch
rosi running frlm Wini5sr % sou b
Fork IS sia5ig para.yzsi by the great
tonnage 5eEivsrsi % il by tue Bsrwind-
White Da3lIe and thu steep grade of that