Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-04-18

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fought. ''"' not been
win nc republican state convention
nesday. neAt wed
III Ihe frogs are going throuoh
witn their annual spring fro1;c -
the w-lands. oiic IN
. mrs. John Thrush of wash;no.
ION, ION, ID: c., is visiting her mothsr
Mrs. Ellen Allison ''ner
Farmers. who sowed oats loo.
"eek get the benefit of the show
ers of rain this week. 0 SLOW
| A number of Juniata con,+,,
people are talking about. going to
the Paris exposition. -
All the new creations in snrino
ana summer millinery at Mrs
lckes', Patterson. Pa.
To LOAN, 81 900. For further
Information call at the Office of
Wilberforce Schweyer.
Miss Pidge Patton of Lewistsfj;ftn
visited her sister Mrs. Wilber.
force Schweyer on Tuesday. rs
The Republican National Con.
VentiOn will meet in Philadolnh;o
on Tuesday. June 10, 1900.
Miss Harriet Jackman is home
from Pittsburg on account of the
serious illness of her father. n
j. II. Neely is having the house
that he recently purchased at East
Point connected with the sewer.
Some wheat fields look promis-
ing. In lOw-land where the ground
was wet the wheat was frozen out.
Mrs. Emma Devices ofHollidays.
burg, paid her niece Mrs. Wilber-
force Schweyer a visit on Tuesday.
Miss Grace London returned
home Monday evening after six
weeks visit to relatives in Phila-
delphia.
When the Baltimore & Ohio
railroad comes to Port Royal. it
will make a short cut to the South
ern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Robson of
Harrisburg are visiting Mrs. Rob
ison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Fasick.
June, July, August, September,
are the summer months for work
in the new gold field in Alaska at
Cape Nome.
Rev. Mortimer, who is now sta
toned at Hughesvilie, LycOming
county, is in town visiting old time
parishiOrers.
Sassafras and horse radish is rec
commended by many persons as
being wholesome to take at this
time in the year.
Mrs. Arthur Moore and twOchil
dren of Harrisburg. have been Wis
iting at the home of George Cra
mer in Patterson.
Some gardners in town planted
corn ON the 7th day of April Now
they are asking what will the
roasting ears be like.
On the evening of the 18th Mrs.
DeVore, a returned missionary
from Alaska will lecture in the
Presbyterian church.
Edward Relsfskey was sent to
Jail five days in Philadelphia for
throwing an egg at DIR. Moses
Stern of 42S South Fifth street.
1t is not true as commonly re-
ported that the large amount of
iron ore stacked along the pike. .on
the Espenschade farm has been
sold.
In another week if the weather
continues fair, corn planting will
have commenced. In Oklahama
it is said the corn is up and look
ing fine.
VIM. Etchells ofthe hosiery firm
in Patterson spent Easter in Phil
adelphia. J. Karl his partner in
the business intends taking a trip
east before long.
In the absence of Samuel A.
Tyson on account of illness, FL. o.
Siaber of Mexico occupied his place
in the Jacobs EOuse a couple of
days last week.
Some of the Juniata people who
have visited in Washington state
say, Sunday is the day on which
many people in that part of the
world take to fish.
A number of people in town are
ill, None dangerously ill as far as
appearance goes, but i'll enough to
put them off their accustomed hab-
its of work and business.
John Pannebaker and Charles
LOwrey took a number of horses to
Miffiin county on Saturday even
ing. The horses had been pur-
chased at the horse sale in this
town. n
A congregational meeting after
religious services in the Lutheran
church last Friday evening auth
orized the church building COM
mittee to receive bids for the build
ing of a new church.