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New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Detroit. Aug. 1s.-Judge Murphy. in Recorders
Court to-day sentenced Frank c. Andrews who
was found guilty on Saturday of misapplying and
misappropriating funds of the wrecked City Saw
inss Bank to fifteen years at hard labor in Jack
Prison He had previously refused to grant
Andrews's bail pending the settlement OF the bill Of
exceptions that his attorneys will file. An excep-
tioa TO the ruling denying bail taken by de-
fendants attorneys, and 1t announced that
they will go to Lansing to apply TO the Supreme
Court for a writ of error this point Andrews
did not vince when sentence pronounced He
was taken back to jail Immediately
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
P4ssIoN1sT FATHERS IN CONVENTION.

Ptttsburg Aug. Is.-Members of the order of Pas
sionist Fathers from all parts of the country are
holding their general session at the monastery.
SoIth Side. this week with Right Rev. General
Consulter Monsignor John Baptiste Bandiuelli c.
P in charge of the proceedings. The election Of
the provincials and rectors will take place on
Wednesday
Among the members of he order present are the
following: Fathers Steph an Provincial, Markus.
Fidelis and Alphonsus. Of West Hoboken, y. J. /.
Albert Of Dunkrk y. Y: Joseph of Baltimore
George of Cincinnati; Felix. OF Louisville: Robert
of St Louis. and Boniface. OF St Paul. Kan.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
STATE BANQUET TO THE SHAH.

London Aug 1S.-The Shah drove In state
70 Buckingham Palace tonight 10 attend the
state banquet given in his honor. He was
corted by detachment of cavalry. The sixty
guests of the evening included the Price OF
Wales, who represented King Edward; Prince
Arthur OF Connaught the chiefs OF his majesty's
household Prime Minister Baltour. Colonial
Secretary Chamberlain and other ministers. and
Earl Roberts. Lord Wolseey and Lord Kitch-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
ASKS FOR nARKEr rALUE ASSESSMENT

MERCHANTS. ASSOCIATION DIR3-ToRs CALL on
CITY AUTHORITIES TO CHANGE SYSTEM
The directors of the Merchants Association
e5opted Yesterday resolutions calling on the Mayor
and other city authorities to see that tax leFieS
on real estate be based the market value OF the
property The association believes that sucn as
sessu1ent would reduce the rate and distribute
taxation more eouitaby- At present property IS
assessed a: only part of its value. Taxation &C
co-dlng to market value would enlarge the dent
limit hy So association asserts, thus en-
ablins the city begin improvements TO PIERS
f,ri5ces marks schools and water supply system
now prevented by the debt limit
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
40 RESULT IN MYTH CONGRESS DISTRICT

Saratoga, n. Y. Aug. is lSpecia).-The Repub-
licsn committee on representation for the XXVth
Congress District is still deadlocked 1t first met
July 30. and since then sessions have been
held without any result being reached The tenth
session began 2 O'Clock this evening and con-
finIed TIL li:25 O'Clock. when motion prevailed
fc adjourn Till tomorrow morning at II . clock
The district includes the counties of Mont
gomery, Fulton, Hamilton Saratoga and warren
and the protracted contention is the basis OF
representation in the Congress convention, which
has set TO be called
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
BROTHER DENIES RESIGNATION.

Pittsburg. Aug 1S-P A. Schwab. a merchant
Of Altoona and brother Of President Charles
NJ Schvab of the Steel Corporation returned
from Loretto tonight He said:
1T is not true that my brother will resign
as president of the Steel Corporation. He will
go abroad for rest and recreation the same as
Mr. Morgan did. He is better in health to-day
than he has been for many months
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
FIGHTING WITH LADRONES.
NATIVE CONsTABULARY BUSY IN CAvITD
PROVINCE

Manila. Aug. 1S.-A force OF native consta bu-
larry engaged band of ladrones in a sharp fight
last Saturday near CaIoocan. about four miles
north of Manila. The arrival of reinforcements
for the cOnstabulary won them the victory.
Four members of the constabulary were killed
and one wounded. The ladrones left three
of their number dead behind them but carried
off their wounded
The chase Of the Cavite ladrones through the
mountains OF that province continues Forces OF
native constabuary have had encounters with
the bands of FeliZa rdO and MontaiIon. Several
Of the ladrones were killed captured and
quantity of their supplies destroyed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
MOROS BEGIN HOS7TL17IE.S.
ATTACKS ON AMERICAN OUTPOSTS AND
PACK TRAINS.

Manila Aug 1S-The Moros in Mindanao are
renewing their attacks upon the outposts and
pack trains of the American column at Lake
Lanao, which is under the command of Captain
J. J. Pershing of the 18th Cavalry The Amer
leans have successfully repulsed the Moro at
tacks and have suffered no losses.
The commanders Of the American forces on
Mindanao report aggressive action against the
Moros TO be necessary. and ask permission II
move against Bacolod and other strongholds or
the hostile Mahometans. There about two
thousand American soldiers on Mindanao avail
able for the desired aggressive movement. It Is
believed this number is sufficient to defeat the
Moros although 1t would possibly be necessary
to strengthen their base before underta king the
movement
Washington Aug 1S-A cable dispatch has been
received from General Chanee. stating that In his
judgment active campaign against the Moros
IN Mindanao was necessary. in order 10 curb
States authority. The dispatch was considered OF
sufficient Importance TO be repeated 10 President
Roosevelt at Oyster Bay.
General Chaffee has been directed his
own discretion in the matter. and will doubt
engage In aggressive movement against the
insurgent Moros. Some time before Secretary
Root left Washington the Moro situation
der consideration. and from dispatch then at
hand the Secretary Of the opinion that the
Moros must Be dealt with severely before they
would respect the authority cf the United States.
General Chaee is now IN Mindanao. having left
continue for some time h. no doubt will remain
IN the Philippines. instead Of leaving there
at the War Department that General Chanee has
su'le'Nht troops 10 make an active campaign
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
BRITISH EXHIBIT AT ST. LOUIS.

London. Aug. 1s.-The Governments ofncial ex-
hibt at the St Louis Exposition Will be limited 10
the subjects of education and fine arts. but 1t Ia
expected that the wider range Of non-official ex-
hibts will include various features OF applied arts.
The fine exhibit is 70 be controlled by commit
tee OF the Royal Academy. Arrangements for this
exhibit are being made by Sir Edward John Pointer.
president OF the Academy
The Foreign Office Will facilitate all industrial
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
TURKISH RELATIONS STRAINED
THE PORTE MAY GET SHARP REMINDER
FROM THIS COUNTRY.

ConstantinopIe, Aug. 1S-The non-eXecution
by the Turkish Government of agreements
reached long ago on several questions affecting
the interests of American citizens has led to
somewhat strained relations between the United
States Legation and the Porte The United
States Minister, John G. a. Leishman. has in
formed the Porte that he will not discuss other
matters until the terms of the settlements al
ready agreed upon are carried out Diplomatic
circles anticipate further undue delay. and tnat
this may possibly lead to sharp reminder from
the United States.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
LINER SAVED BY WARSHIP.

ST Johns y. +. Aug. is--The British first class
cruiser Aradne (hasship Of Vice-Admiral \. L.
Douglass saved a large ocean steamer. supposed
to BE- a Montreal liner filled with passengers. from
going ashore off Cape Race in dense fog yester-
day The steamer Was heading direct for the coast
" hon the narshin signalled her DANCER.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
SWISS JURIST KILLED N TIE Alps

ZerInatt Switzerland. Aug E.-The BODY OF -. =.
Iargin. Chief Judge Of the Berne Court. was lO-IU
to-day Mt the bottom OF prectpcs OF A5ov Alotlr %
which the deceased jurist climbed last Sa'~IN"''
London Aug. l9-Ths Geneva correspondent =
. Daily Express teIeSrdphs that the ooos =
q Swiss lieutenant named RamUd has oeen Sviss
on the Trtent glacier and that the OodS % 80 hsen
mountaineer named Marcus zimmerman zl@S
discovered in a crevasse at Mont GarIlsS"
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
Y " e. AS WoRLp.s CONGRESS-

Christian MIA. Norway. Aug. 1s-About one thou
sand foreign delegates representing thirty-one
tons are here to attend the Young Mems Christian
Association Worlds Congress. which opens to-nor-
rev and lasts until August "a. The United States
sent thirty eight official Representatives.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
TO AnrIsE Yr4N SHI k4L.

Pekins. Aug 1S-Yuan Shi Raj Viceroy OF re
Chilli Province has engaged Charles Denny -
who was secretary OF the provisional go'slil-- In
and who is the son of the former l nlteo o'A'''
Minister to China. 10 be chief foreign adNlseI-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
4rSTRI4y EupEROR'S BIRTHDAY.

Vienna Aug lS-The seventy-second birthday of
Enperor Francis Joseph celebrated here to-
day with review OF 30Oo0 troops, illuminaions OF
the city and the granting OF amnesty to all pris
oners undergoing sentence for leZe majesty
The Emperor himself spent the day quietly at
Isch with his family.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
RETICENcE AT WASHINGTON.

Washington. Aug. 1S.-The State Department
is fully informed of the petition Of Minister
Leishman but neither his action nor that or the
Turkish Government will be discussed.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
KING EDWARDS GENEROUS GIFT.

London Aug. 1S.-King Edward has devoted the
gift of $4,000 received from the Makarajah of
Iiwalior to the hospital fund.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19

Cincinnati, Aug. 1S.-Professor Tirindeln has been
a teacher OF music here for number OF years.
and now is under contract with the Conservatory
of Music for term OF years. which VIII prevent
his immediate acceptance OF the Italian ofIer ex-
cept az the of breaking contract
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
THE yoRDEysKJoLD EXPEDITION.
VESSEL IMPRISONED IN ICE-PREPARINc TO PRO
CEED IN sLEDGEs.

Rome Aug 1s-The Buenos Ayres correspondent
of the "Secolo' cables that further news has been
received there OF the Nordenskjold Antarctic ex-
pedItion The vessel is imprisoned In the ice, and
preparations had been begun to proceed IN dog
sedges The health OF the members OF the party
was excellent
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
POLES UTTER DEFIANCE.
TWO THOUSAND IN BERLIN CHEER ANrl-GEE-
MAN SPEECHES.

NAN SPEELHES-
Berlin Aug 1s-A fervid assembiage OF Two
thousand Poles here yesterday cheered what wa
called the Polish Democracy" There was scene
of extraordinary enthusiasm Herr WrobeL ecltor
OF Polish newspaper published in Berlin da''7s
the course of a speech, exclaimed:
Prussia will disappear from the map before IHsS
succeed I'm CSermauizing the Poles ana destlo!i---
their hope OF the resurrection or POLAND LHS 80
Poland will be- the prey OF the drlStoc-AcS 49,
clergy but a free, democratic realm
The speaker added that all Germans were liS
hereditary foes OF the Poles including every p0-'-
fcal party, even the Socialists
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
OFFER TO AMERICAN MUSIC TEACHER.

Rome Aug 1s-The Italian Government has de-
cided to offer Pier Adolfo Tirndeln director OF the
Cincinnati Conservatory OF Music. who has just ar
rived here the dictatorship Of the great Venice
Conservatory of Music
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
MANILA EDITORS FOUND GUILTY.

Manila. Aug. 1S-Judge Amber. who has con-
Quoted the trials of Frederick Dorr proprietor
and Edward @ O'Brien Editor of Freedom who
were charged with libeiltng Benito Lagarda a
Filipino member of the Civil Commission, an
nOunced to-day that he found the defendants
guilty. They were not sentenced Judge Am
bier decided that the head lines of the article
in question published in Freedom were libel
lous, and that the text of the article was not
privileged. because it published maliciouSly
and was therefore libellous.
The trial of Dorr and o Brien on charge Of
sedition began to-day.
LABOR LEADERS IN MANILA ARRESTED
Manila, Aug. 1S-Isabelo de los Reyes and
four other labor leaders were arrested to-day
charged with threatening to assassnate certain
striking cigarmakers if they returned to work
London Aug. 1S-Tim9 expired South African
soldiers have been the victims of curious deusion
which is causing the officials OF the United States
Embassy considerable annoyance. Former British
soldiers who have served against the Beers have
been applying IN numbers at the embassy for
listment I'm the American army the Philippines
They all tell the same story, saying report was in
United States was enlistng eI-Britsh soldiers
for service In those Islands. At the London
scores applicants have already been turned
away greatly disappointed
New-York tribune., 1902-08-19
DEMOCRATS WILL MEET N BOSTON.
SUPPORTERS OF COLONEL GAsToN FOR NoMINl
TON FOR GOVERNOR or MASSACHUSETTS
CALI. THIS VICTORY.

Boston Aug ls.-After heated discussion to-
day the Democratic State Committee decided. by
vote Of 50 TO L. that the State convention should
no held In Boston. The followers Of Colonel Will
lam A CASTOR. of Boston, say this is victory for
him es the supporters of Charles : Hamlin.
Colonel Gaston's rival for the nomination. favored
Worcester The caucuses will be held Sep
5ernber TO- and the convention viii meet on Sep
..rnf.c
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HU I'M M ELS WHARF.

Mrs. Peter Klingler is on the
sick list.
Miss Martha Schoch is visiting
her sister at Newport.
Miss Katie Trutt is employed at
the p. S. l.. Hospital at Harrisburg.
Miss Katie Seeshoitz is the guest
of her brother Daniel at Highspire.
Philip Martin and wife of Selins-
grove spent Sunday at Philip Nace's.
Harvey Reihecnbach and Victor
Brouse of Shreiner were visitors in
this place last Saturday.
Samuel Stroud and family spent
Sunday with friends at Verdilla.
Rev. j. Shambach preached an
excellent sermon here Saturday
evening.
Adam Inch surprised his wife by
getting her an organ.
John Seesholtz and wife were
recent visitors in town.
Miss Lena Wagner of Viola,
Del, is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Edwin Fisher.
Miss Minnie Trutt returned home
after visiting friends in Danville
and Cameron station.
Harry Sassaman and wife of
Kratzervllle and Mrs. Maggie
Hummel of Shriner were the guests
of Danial Sassaman and wife Sum
day.
Samuel Hazlet, wife and child
of Northumberland were seen in
this place Sunday.
The S. S. held their picnic at
Clements park Saturday. All re-
port having had pleasant time.
Jane d. Wertz and wife of
Selinsgrove attended the picnic and
spent Sunday with Peter Bailey
and wife.
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VERDILLA.
present.

j. S. Reichenbach and wife
of Shamokin Dam spent Sunday
among friends here.
Charles and Oscar Stahl Of
Lewisburg were visiting among
friends over Sunday.
j. X. Sholly and two daughters
of Tyrone spent few days among
friends here.
Lizzie Schrey spent Sunday at
Selinsgrove.
Quite a number from here took il
the sights at Williamsgrove last
week.
A. f. Auckcr of Chulasky was
here on business Saturday.
The union Sunday school picni,
at Verdilla last Saturday was up t'
the standard. They had gooC
speakers, excellent music a pala'
table dinner for everybody, and So
cash in the drawer.
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SCHN EE.

u. A. Troup of Mckees was an
early acller in town Saturday morn
ing
The Lutheran members of the St.
Johns church will celebrate the
Harvest Home service next Sunday
forenoon at 10 o'clock.
Some Of our people attended
the Nerdilla picnic last Saturday.
Quite number Of our people
attended the Stony-Rnn picnic Sat
urday.
James f. Fisher and family of
Kantz were visiting his father
Henry Fisher Sunday.
Quite a number of our people
attended the funeral of John [ eich-
enbach at Gruhb's church.
w. II. Wendt and wife w. A.
Harding and W. A. Schnee were to
the Granger's picnic last week.
Rev. ID. j. Shatler, preached in
the St. Johns church Sunday.
b. f. Straub and son of Pallas
were seen on our streets last Mon
day.
Simon Arbogast, wife and child
visited VIM. Arbogast Sunday at
Pallas.
w. Lessman, who was to Sha-
mokin and various other places,
came home one day last week.
The schools Of Perry township
will open Sept. Sth.
j. T. Troup of Kantz is visiting
his brother Elmer Troup.
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WEST BEAVER,

The dry weather has prevented
some of our farmers from plown' t..
James w. Steely came home lat
week from Miillin county to =
cruit his health under the care f
DIR. Shipe. He is slowly imp',v,
ing.
Under the supervision of James
Treasler the delegation from Lew =
town attending LAWYERS picnic :. =
urday was large and well conduct l..
Jimmie understands handling lhc
boys.
W. A. mclaughlin of Yeag'".
town spent a few days here w,,h
his parents last week.
Some parties claim there were
10000 persons ON the picnic
grounds Saturday. There may
have been about one-tenth the
above number.
Mrs. Lash of Lewistown was a
guest Of her mother, Mrs. Aaron
Meyer, Sunday.
Mrs. T. F. Swineford, daughter
and son, Roy, of McVeytown spent
few days here with friends.
Under different managers the an
nnal bean soup Of the &. A. Il. OF
Mcclure will be held on the 9th
Of this month. DR.. Parcel of Lew
lstown is expected to he present
with his new goose story.
The union picnic Of the Sunday
schools of the st. Johns church
Ridge will be held ON the 18th of
this month. EVERYBODY is invited to
be present as a good time is expect
cd.
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The F. Z. Band and quite num-
her of people attended the picnic at
Verdilla and some attended the
Dresses picnic Saturday.
James Fisher, wife and child of
Kantz VISITED at Jonathan Troup's
Sunday.
Mrs. William Bubb and child of
Dalmatia, are visiting at Albert
Schnee's at present.
Miss Maggie Rothrock is spend
irg several days at Mcclure.
Miss May Arbogast is visiting at
Centreville and Miillinburg.
Mrs. j. n. Hornberger was vis-
iting Mrs. Ellen SPOTS Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Helm is on the sick
list.
Jonathan krcighlumn put a new
roof on his dwelling and shoe store.
The Freeburg Base ,all team
played with our team Friday. Score
Hip.
A carriage load of Seliusgrove
people took dinner at the Fremont
hotel Sunday.
Garman & Stuck made 100
gallons of cider last week.
Apple butter boiling is on the
programme.
John Rhoads, wife and daughter
of knousetown, visited at II. g..
Arbogasl's Sunday.
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KREAM Err.

A. c. Smith and family visited
friends in Selinsgrove.
Aaron Deimer from the West is
visiting his brother, John r, of
misplace. They madea tour through
Union Co., Friday.
Mrs. Fletcher, Miss Welsh and
Mrs. j. f. Magee attended church
at Salem Sunday morning.
Grover Smith is spending the
week with his aunt, Mrs. S. r.
Hilbish of Selinsgrove.
Alvin, son of j. Nj. Maurer died
Sunday morning. He was a young
but faithful worker in our Sunday
school.
Geo. Gordner, a bridge builder
on the p. and r. road, spent Sum-
day with his family.
Mr.. Hook of Shamokin spent
Sunday with n. c. Gutelius'.
James DIETRICH of Lewisburg is
visiting his uncle Thomas DIETRICH
and family.
Geo. Stuck and family from the
county seat spent Sunday with VIM.
Hummels.
John Fields and Irwin Hummel
represented the Democrats of our
township at the convention at Mid
dleburg Monday.
Geo. Hoke and family were to
Sunbury Saturday.
Mrs. Dirk and daughter from
Union Co., are visiting the formers
daughter, Mrs. Will Roush.
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SHR RElN e r.

Miss Edith Kunkle of Lewis
burg is being entertained by her
uncle, Edward Young ana family.
William Relchley is on the sick
list.
Miss May Lesher and Miss Cora
Derk of Northumberland are visit
ing friends here.
Mrs. George Smith is seriously
i'll.
James Slear and wife of Salem
are visiting the latter's parents Isaac
Fisher and wife.
Allen Schaeffer and Riley Kauff.
man will leave during the week for
Kutztown, where they will attend
the State Normal school.
A festival was held Saturday
evening Aug. 80 in Raley's grove
by the Christian Endeavor Society
Sanders Hollow Sunday school
held their annual picnic Aug. sc
in Young's grove. 1t was well
attended and enjoyed by everyone
present.
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DUNpoRE.

Picnics are so numerous that our
young people are drawing sticks to
find out to which one 20 go.
Eliza Mears of Girardvilie spent
day last week with Maria w.
Dundore.
G. d. Dundore and family re-
turned to Shamokin much improved
in health.
Ed. Meyer has a lucrative job at
Duncannon.
The Susquehanna Coal Breaker
is running in opposition to the Min
ers' Union and it is a poor wind
that does not blow somebody some
good.
Our farmers are putting their
potatoes to the market at Sunbury
at lively rate at 40 cents per
bushel.
John p. Wolf of Treverton is
spending few days with his par
ents.
Ellie Stephenson and children OF
Harrisburg are spending few days
with her parents.
John H. Wise is delivering many
tons of coal at Selinsgrove.
J. B. Staufer and wife are on an
extensive tour to Iowa and Other
western states.
Emanuel Swineford of Orienta
was in town on business and reports
Henry Neitz pauper of our town
ship good boy.
Adam Folkroth has swarm O.
bees on his porch that is accumulate
ing sufficient honey to keep tn,
family sweet for whole year.
Adam Neitz spent week a
Georgetown, but returned in tim'
to take in our picnic and reports
prosperity along the line.
Butter and Eggs 1S in town.
Our merchant is supplying Por
Trevorton with ice.
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SWIM EFORD.

Rev. Kelly and Miss Spaid drove
to Fremont Sunday.
Mrs. Jonathan Bingaman has
been on the sick list for several
weeks.
Hattie Swartz of Cleveland, o.,
spent several days last week with
her brother, j. w. Swartz.
Charles Arnold spent day at
Fremont one day last week.
Dallas Marks, who had been Wis
iting DR.. j. G. Amig at Lewisto wn
returned home Saturday.
Geo. d. Maneval is the proud
father of a little girl.
Clem Meyer of Vintondale is Wis
his brother, w. w. Meyer.
Sallie Keeler left for Johnstown
Saturday to visit her son Milton
keeler.
Mrs. John Long of Elizabeth
vile is spending few weeks with
Andrew kratzer.
Chas. Singer and wife and Geo.
Roush spent Sunday with Foster
Smiths.
Bessie Shipe and Mary Marks of
Sunbury visited S. b. Spitler's
Monday.
Geo. w. Diehl spent Tuesday at
Verdilla on business.
Grace Stetler of Mitllintown is
visiting Sallle Meyer.
Maggie and Lizzie Shambach of
Kissimmee spent Sunday at John
H. Shambach's.
Henry Musser and son of Lewis
burg spent Friday with E. S.
Straub and family.
Another wedding is in prospect.
Isaiah Bowersox and wife and
Harvey Shambach and wife spent
Sunday with Amos Bowersox and
wife.
Squire Hcrnberger spent Satur-
day in town.
D.. S. Specht of Beavertown spent
Saturday in town.
Ace Shalter of Weikert spent
Sunday at John Libby's.
Mrs. Isaac Swartz of Troxelville
spent Sunday with Merchant Swartz.
Philip Amig is plastering his
house. John f. Shannon is doing
the work.
Van Middles warth of Mcclure is
visiting his sister, Mrs. p. 4. Kin
ney.
Mrs. Joel Bilger and daughter of
Centre county spent Sunday at
Daniel MillhOuse's.
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GLOBE MILLS.

Harry Boyer of Selinsgrove was
doing business at this place Mon
day.
Mrs. Andrew Bowersox returned
Friday from two weeks visit with
relatives at Boyd's station.
Ella Biting and Clara Leitzel
returned Friday from the Granger's
picnic.
Thomas Lands of Lewisbure
visited relatives and friends the
past week.
The people Of Globe Mills extend
their most heart felt sympathy to
Josiah Maurer and family of Kream-
er during their sad bereavement, the
death of their son, Alvin. He was
well respected and will be greatly
missed by his many friends.
The party given Saturday in hon
or Of Anon Yerger's birthday wa,
well attended and good time is re-
ported.
Calvin Straub of Middlcburg
was seen on our streets Sunday.