Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-10-24
Late wheat sowing.
Work is honorable.
Cure for blues-work.
Jolly foot bali players.

o snoe factory is in blast.
Inc river is uncommonly low.
There is yet some wheat to SOW.
Dense fog on Monday morning.
Foot ball lasts to Thanksgiving.
Kruger has fed from Boreland
Politics is on the home stretch
"eneral Roberts is in bad health
Another week and bleak Novem.
Ee,nnion at Newport on the 2sth
On Sunday. 'ns
ball players. ~ ''
Amazing improvement in an.
pearance Of wheat.
Miss Pearl Crisswell visited ri.
atlves in Philadelphia last week.
Mr and Mrs. James North are IL
a two weeks visit through the west.
Austin Sieber of Philadelphia
visited relatives in the county last
week.
Rev. Davenport of Robertsdale
Huntingdon county, was in town
on Monday.
Miss Blanche Powell of Lewis
town is visiting among relatives in
this county.
Gas wells are sunk on the anti
cllnes and coal oil wells are sunk
On the synclines.
Graybill Earnest, who has en-
ployment in the Altoona shops
spent Saturday with his mother in
Patterson
Misses Sarah Watson telegraph
operator and Miss Mary Snyder re
turned last Wednesday from a Wis
IL In Altoona.
Last Friday evening Margaret
Mcdonald gave birthday party
to her young friends at her home
at East Point
~ Misses Nellie Stimmell and Lii.
lian MoOrehead of Port Royal.
spent last Thursday with Miss
Mary Middah.
| Friday evening a party was held
at the home of ". j. Zeiders on
Path street, Patterson, in honor OF
his son Eugene.
NThe waters are too low for the
advent Of winter, but enough rain
/ and snow may come any time to in
, trOduce winter.
Manbeck & Nelson are cutting
Is to 100 railroad ties every day on
the mountain north of JOhnstOwn,
Juniata county.
,NNIrs. Ezra Parker with little
daughter, returned to her home in
| Washington, ID. c., Saturday, af-
ter spending the summer in this
place.
Henry YOutsey has been found
guilty of being party to the mur
der of Governor GOebel of Ken
lucky and sentenced to a life i'm
prisOnment.
Statesman John Sherman die6
at his home in Washington, D. c..
about 6 O'Clock on Tuesday morn
ing. He was born at Lancaster, o.
May 10, 1928.
There will be preaching in th'
Westminster Pr, sbyterian church
iSunday morning and evening, Oc
teber 2Sth, by the Rev. D. L. Nee
ly of Milroy, Pa.
The lady who lost a pair of kiG
gloves in the Court House on re
union day may obtain the gloves
by calling on the janitor of th'
Court House, John Pannabaker.
Under the act of 1897, it is un
lawful to shoot and sell game il
Pennsylvania. 1t is unlawful t.
sell it on the hotel tables to board
ers. There is fine Of S25.OO t.
!, 800 90.
Aguinaldo who has been callet
Bryan's George Washington of thu
PHILIPPINE Islands still lives and
has been heard from recently. HI
! is waiting to hear how Bryan get
through the election.
The boy who devOtes his even
ings to the reading of history ant
other valuable books will ranl
4 among the intellectual men of tn
community in which he lives
generation from this time.
The veterans did not marcl
around in the east part of the tow
and the flags and bunting tina
we're put up in their honor wavet
to the desert air. The next tim
, the flags will not be put up.
NSGeorge Book has brought sui
against the Pennsylvania Rallroa
Company to recover ten th0usan'
e dollars for injuries sustained in tn
break down of a portion of tn
bridge across the canal at thi
Y Yplace on the 18th of July, 1900.
NSome one put load Of shot int
the side of COW owned by >. 1
= novis of BunkertOwn, Junlat