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

SHORT LOCALS.
Hay is worth cent a pound.
The apple crop in Pennsylvania
is large.
Mrs. Abram Moist is sojOurning
at Atlantic City. 4
Port Royal Sunday Schools Viii
hold union picnic. n
r. II. Patterson of Peru Mills.
was in town on Monday.
The Pannabaker Island Harvest
home was held last Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Shaver has returned
from trip to Washington, d. c.
The heather Chinee isn't the on
ly man with card up his sleeve.
Choice Ohio Timothy seed for
sale at the Manbeck & Nelson Mill.
Miss Bell Derr, of Philadelphia,
is visiting her brother, DIR. Harry
Derr.
The stream south Of town IS dry,
which proves the severity of the
drought.
Landlord W. 8. Arbogast has
been on the sick list but is rapidly
recovering.
DIR. Fred Espenschade, of Pitts
burg, is on short trip to this his
native place.
Telephone manager Alton Scholl
made a business trip to Altoona
last Saturday.
Three Franklin county men are
in the meshes of the law on account
of pension frauds.
NJ L. Keiser had charge of the
boarding department at the Tusca-
rOra camp meeting.
Miss Grace and Miss Julia Casca-
den, of Philadelphia, are visiting
Mrs. Carl Espenschade.
Officer Samuel Lapp, had charge
of the police department at the
Ou Cuuudy.
Assistant railroad supervisor,
Hippy and family, have taken up
housekeeping in Patterson.
Miss Norma Redman, of Grafton,
Pa, is the guest of her school friend
Miss Villa McNitt, of Patterson.
The Sunday schools at McAlis.
terville held union picnic on Sat
urday, which was well attended.
Last Saturday a well of natural
gas was struck at Waterville, a
place 20 miles north of Williams
port.
Great excitement prevailed on
account of the strike of gas in a
well at Waterville, in Lycomine
county.
Miss Emma Scott and Miss Grace
Cunningham, of Richmond Vir
ginia, are visiting Mrs. AltOr
SchOll. =
Reading people are alarmed by q
recent discovery. 1t is learned
that underneath the city is great
cavern.
Miss Millie Beale and brother
John Beale, of Philadelphia, are
visiting at the home of Squirt
LOudOn.
Miss Louie Mcclellan, of Lewis
town, has been visiting her parents
Capt. and Mrs. Mcclellan, at thi
place, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mcfarland
of Williamsport, are visiting tn
latters sister, Mrs Cyrns Carwell
at Cedar Springs.
Two hundred people went from
Mifflin station on the cars on Sun
day to the Evangelical camp-meet
ing at Tuscarora station.
Some farmers in Juniata will re
duce the number of their live stool
not having enough feed to carr.
them through the winter.
Delaware peach growers bega
shipping peaches in quantity las
Saturday, August 4. The price
we're 35 to As cents basket. =
Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs Bastres
of ThompsOntOwn, spent some tim
RECENTLY at the home of Cyrus Ca1
we'll in Fermanagh township.
Joseph Yorgey of Patterson age
IA wears caught a bass nearly i
inches long one day recently viii
fishing along in the river in con
nany with friend. =
Ranks Stouffer, who has bee
clerking in an agricultural lmpi'
ment store at bloomsbury, Pa,
home visiting his father, Davl
Stouffer, near Miffiin. T.
Mrs Fannie Jones, of Scranton
accompanied by her sister, Mau
FYka. of Harrisburg, are visitir
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isas
EYka at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Susan Searig and her &c
Henry of Germantown, are visltlr
the family of Mr.. Henry Berger
S;Xth street. Mr.. Berger and MI
Soaring are brother and sister.
Percy Burchfield and wife,
u;lIiamsport, and sister, Miss Ma
Rurchfield, of Harrisburg, ha,
been guests of B. F. Burchfield
Somi,y for the past several days.