Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1900-08-15
SH ,RJ LOCALS.

Colonel JOhn D. Patterson is on a
trip to Michigan.
Mrs. J. NJ. Mcdonald has been
i'll the past week.
The Indian Mound Harvest
Home on Saturday.
Camp meeting opens at Newton
Hamilton this week.
The Waterloo picnic will be held
Saturday, August 25.
Ezra Parker has returned from
the gold field of Nome.
Mrs. Win. Mcdonald is quite i'll
at her home in Patterson.
Garfield Earnest of Patterson.
spent Sunday in Harrisburg.
The Lutheran church founda-
tion walls are nearing completion.
So far the community has been
healthy regardless of the great heat.
The Newton Hamilton camp
meeting is in the midst ofits work.
Mrs. S. Svenson has returned to
her home in Pittsburg for a short
time.
Governor Stone and Mrs. Stone
and Miss Stone are at Bedford
Springs.
The thermometer dropped on
Monday to circulate among the
eighties.
Mildred Doyle and Blanch
Wright of Patterson are visiting at
Waterloo.
You can rely on the honesty of
the man who pays newspaper sub
scriptiOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Marks, are
the guests at the Marks home in
Patterson.
There will be fewer democrats in
the next Pennsylvania legislature
than in the last.
The tax collectors were before the
County Commissioners in the court
house on Saturday.
Albert Hackenberger has paint
ed his grocery awning red on
Washington street
w. II. Gallagher of Waterloo
was on a business trip to the cOun-
ty seat on Saturday.
William and Henry Hawk are
doing the mason work for the shoe
factory engine room.
d. B. McWilliams of the T. V.
r. r. Company, was in town on
Monday on business.
A brisk but brief shower of rain
fell at Mifflintown about 3 O'Clock
on Monday morning.
The death rate in Juniata coun-
ty last week was larger than in
many previous weeks.
The dashing rain on the evening
of the 9th inst, extended only a
couple of miles square.
There was brisk shower of rair
On the evening of the 9th inst. The
first rain in many days.
Miss Sadie Dysinger of Harris
burg, is visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Dysinger.
Mrs. Hutchison and children O1
Altoona, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Foreman in Patterson.
Miss Harriet Jackman returned
to Pittsburg on Saturday after a
few weeks visit to her parents.
Henry Hoffman aged 1O5 years
died at his home near HazletOn,
Pa, on the night of the Sth inst.
Republicans in both Perry and
Mifflin counties, each, hold theiI
primary nominations on Saturday
Mr.. BENJAMIN Kepner of Milford
township, is confined to his house
from the effects of a stroke of par
alysis.
Even candy making has gone in
to a trust. The big candy factory
at Lancaster has joined a candy
combine.
The thermometer has registered
100 more freque tly this summer
at MifflintOwn than in any pre-
viOus summer.
The women are coming out IL
favor of the shirt waist man. Th'
women are sensible, except whel
fooled by the men.
The people IN North and Soutl
Dakota last week experienced worn
weather. 1t was 1O5 to 11O de
grses in the shade.
Elk Sheriff Lapp has a cat snake
catcher that caught garter snak'
and held it until the sheriff cam
and killed the reptile.
Charles Knoedler of Bucks coun
tv led his third bride to the alte
last week. He is 66 years OF ag
and she is 90 years old.
The Lewistown Gazette says
awe haze been told that one o
two of the school board of Brato
township have resigned.
European army men will be slov
to let 20 their hold on China. Sol
dierine is a trade or business an
army officers are the managers o
the trade. =