Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-09-19

The potato crop amounts to lit.
tie.
Overcoats were brought into use
on Monday.
Keep the PHILIPPINE Islands for
the Filipinoes. \
People are drilling wheat and
the dust is flying.
Pekin, China, is about as far
north as MifflintOwn.
|VThe Lutheran church will be of
Gothic style of architecture.
A child of II. E. Powell of Pat
terson died Monday morning.
IA man may plant, but higher
power brings seed-time and harvest.
The fine prospect for winter ap-
pies has been changed by the dfX
weather.
Mrs. n. W. Berger will sell all
of her flowers at cost as she is leav-
ing town. ct.
Miss Lydia Lesh of Patterson,
spent Sunday with her mother in
West Fairview.
-JAt Lamar, Clinton county, cat
tie died from the effects of eating
wild cherry leaves.
Miss Sarah Sheesley of Harris
burg, is visiting Mrs James Horn
ing on Sixth street.
sSimOn Ulsh and wife of Fermah-
agh township left on Tuesday for a
two months tour of western states.
Lloyd Hartman after an illness
of four weeks has again taken up
bank work in the Juniata Valley
National bank.
Rev. r. p. Miller of Homestead,
Pa, administered the Lords Sac
rament in the Presbyterian church
in this town on Sunday.
Why anyone of the rank and
file of the republican party should
have a grievance against Mckee
for the SenatOrship is puzzle.
Monday, Miss Villa McNitt 81
Patterson returned to the Pennsyl-
vania college for women at Pitts.
burg.
The thermometer dropped to %
degrees in Wisconsin with snow
all afternoon on Sunday, Septem
ber 16.
Miss Marie johnson and Mrs
Baker Of LewistOwn, were guests
at the McNitt home in Patterson
last week.
| Garfield Earnest of Patterson
has left for Altoona where he ha:
secured position in the AltOon:
railroad shops.
| The mother of Ad. German ac
cOmpanied by little brother O
ADS, is visiting at the latter's
home OH Washington street.
The general government sent teS
thousand tents to shelter the house
less at Galveston, Texas and fifty
Thousand rations to feed the desti
I tute.
NChief Burgess Harley, had a box
of supplies collected and forward
ed on Wednesday for the flood
stricken people of Galveston,
Texas. +.
| Miss Belle Stone of Washington,
who has spent the summer in Tus-
carora valley, spent last Thursday
land Friday with Miss Fannie Es.
|penschade.
| There will be preaching in the
Westminster Presbyterian church
next Sunday morning and evening,
lSept. % by the Rev. f. L. Mozart
ney of Beaver Falls, Pa.
| VIM. Memminger, youngest sof
of ex -PrOthonOtary TheO. II. Mem
minger, has become student il
Dickinson Seminary at Williams
port to pursue a classical course.
Letters remaining uncalled for il
Mifflintown post office, Saturday
September Is. 1900: Eta Waters
Arthur Woods, Miriam Keiver
Geo. Q. Walton, Ed. Klumback.
Galveston, Texas, was connected
with the main-lan by three rail
= road bridges and one wagon rOat
bridge. The bridges were all thre
= miles long and were all swep
away by the late storm.
The Milton fair will be opened DC
tOber 2, 3, and 5 and promises +
be the best in it's history, twenty
, two hundred dollars being Offere'
for speed alone. There are NUN
ber of other special attractions.
: Ex-Judge Wickersham of Al
toona dropped into MlfflintOw
last Friday evening. 1t was hi
p first visit since he left this plac
last March a year ago. He think
Altoona is a good place TO: busi
ness.
s The democratic conference of tn
18th Congressional district met a
Harrisburg last Friday and nom
o mated DIR. J. c. Heading of Acc
demia this county for Congress a
an opponent of Congressman Thad
deus NJ. MahOn.
NThere was little wheat sOwn las
week. It was what a good man