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

v;l;ts, Mr: james a. Loudon Of watersord
day. ae on Satur-
The commissioners Of r,vooNl|
county this year do not tay SmaSg h;nng
The picnic season ia dra~;,..
close. The fall rains when tso .oa
come will stop the fun. '"ey
The red squirrel is said 70 do
stroy BIRDS nests, that @ ;s tho. :" ae-
rel r0bs the nests Of eggs. '1''qo'f-
The Pennsylvania railroad or
pervisors are putting Their o~~ seo4;s su.
ID order for the fall inspection.
a good many people of this &.
niom;o n.y attended ;.a the Browns Mills
picnic in Fayette township last
FARMERS are on the look ont for
roasting ear thieves, who take tho
stun to the Lewistown market and
there sell it: ~
MRS. Harry Kaufman of Harris.
oarg, spent a day of last week
with her brothers. family Mr. and
Mrs. Ed BARLEY.
Mrs Keeling nee Miss Gertrude
crawford and little daughter of
Morton, Pa, are visiting her sister
Mrs. T. Van Irwin.
Joseph Suits of this town who
served served In the navy under Admiral
Dewey at Manila, is home visiting
hisfather George Suits.
There will be preaching in the
westminster Pres. Church next
sunday, Aug. 10 by Rev. E. 81.
Mateer of McVeytown, Pa.
DR.. Frederick Espenschade f.
turned to his duties in Allegheny
on Sunday afternoon after one
weeks visit to relatives in this
fplace.
After several weeks visit to her
sister Mrs. Maurice Schott, Mrs.
Maurice Behr returned to her
home in New York on Saturday
evening.
Up to last Saturday, August IL,
there had not been enough rain al
waterloo, Juniata county to pene-
trate the ground plOw deem since
last April.
! J Next summer look for the man
and woman in shirt waist. What
will be the difference between the
man in shirt sleeves and the man
in shirt waist'
After couple of weeks outing
at Atlantic City, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thrush of Washington, d. c.,
are visiting Mrs. Thrush's mother
Mrs. Ellen Allison.
/ If you want to work hard and
learn how to study, yOu can get
, that at Mifflin Academy. MIR. Dy-
singer has reputation for doing
the best kind of work.
The ice plant at this place puts
out so tons of ice every day. It
the purest ice that's made, pure1
than that formed on rixer or creek
BY zero winter weather. =
John Trego of Milford township,
was thrown from his horse while
riding the beast to pasture and was
hurt. He was confined to the
house number of days.
A couple in VenangO, heaged II
and she 81, we're married lastt week
when the thermometer registered
80 in the shade. 1t was James
Meyers and Sarah Smell.
Boys encountered a copperhead
snake in the ravine south of town
last Friday, killed the reptile, op
ened it and found many little
snakes, which they killed.
Y +. G. Sheaffer of Oriental was
waylaid several nights ago by 3
negroes, who robbed him of his
|, money and watch. When you GO
into that region at night carry a
1gun.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barley
and children of Pittsburg and Mr.
and Mrs. ellison Stewart of AL
f tOona, have been guests at the
HOllObaugh home for the past cOu.
pleof weeks.
Some one in Italy paid us the
compliment of sending a picture o.
the Cathedral of Milan. The
cathedral is of marble and cost
ITO millions and has seating cap
acity of 10000 people Thanks! :
A band of two hundred China
men left New York on Monday t.
return to China. They will leave
America by way of Seattle. They
have made money enough in New
York to keep them all their lives
in China. They are laundrymen
gamblers and merchants.
A wild cat paid a visit to tn,
tent of a party camping near HOl
lidaysburg last Friday and a live
ly time was had. The men of tn,
| party cut clubs and dubbed it til
r it ran out of reach. Most of tn,
: women in the party tainted. A
few cheered the men in their bat
tie with the cat.
c The Newport Ledger says
q Some of our delinquent subscrib
ers are mighty good fellows, bu