Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-03-22
MANY DOGS TO
"'TRAVEL WEST
Crusade at Tyrone to Kill Off
Surplus of Useless Ca
mines in Town
LONG RECORD AS NOTARY
David T. Caldwell Has Held
Commission at Tyrone
. Forty-One Years

Tyrone, Pa, March 32.-A crusade
is on in the town to eliminate the
numerous dogs running at large. Ihe
State provides law to care lot suopi
emergencies, but the inactivity Oh the
chnstables in enforcing the same mas
caused the dog population to increase
IA a point where 1t is no longer pear
able, and stringent measures are heoe'
sary to curb it. Many dogs are pooheu
to "Trayel west".-David L. Caiu"eit
received a new commission this week
aarutiz;nr him as Notary Pubic oi
po,nsv,vania This completes forty
one wears as a notary, ana II 10 NJ
1iI,e,v that in all Pennsylvania there Is
,,,,,ope with a longer record. HIS hrs1
con,mission was received from Governor
Iartranft. and this last one, 9ust &c
oai,,ed from the new Governor, Wlllldni u
q Snroul. In 1873 he received ms III %
commission, and in AL that Iihe' rs
hos lived am exercise tne tuctiohs oI
the office in Tyrone.-The Me'.o
- tho Eirst Church request that Iheii
~astor the Rev. A. S. Fasick, De re-
+urned TO them for another Se"t' -
Rev F'asicks work here mas oeen ~,
cessful. and he is liked ana hoil'i .ira
both his congregation ana tne 10 CT
town.-In two days ourlns which
,,,aat- over two inches of rain iell' W., w.
nohabIv a record for this Vlclnlty,
Charles A. Clark, who for the pas
c. I,aars has been secretary ol ~
V NJ. c. \. here, mas tenue teo,I.
"a. ,.osignation TO the Board OF o DlteC
+ors and will shortly depart IRON, 80
pi.-i,rr tho mast week Mr.. Clarh 10 70
- so-iouslv i'll. and at one tlnie nc
,teo ,,.os desnaired of, but he Is iio" ~
-, oad IN full recovery.-trahN -
nr-o,,txvine Esd, is on n trip 10 ,.N'.1,,,
Va Miss Bertha Scott, OF .,;I,rr tbe
q yisiting with friends mere uuI 1,cis-
,,,aelx MIR. and Mrs. James 80 At
Gus have returned from ~ arrived
1antic City.-George C. GraNi heen
10 ris home this week, haNlhs .nai
~ I,. .obly discharged from the Natlolaa, .
.,, 81 FORT Wright, \. Y. he 80 ~
Ii,.,ad 10 the Coast Artillery -
"fs.9i,o cronce. of Rosemont' n d., -
W t,,ast Of Mrs. Blanche Haiie
lin K Nichols of Osceola MILLS y, NJ
co'ln L.H - d,,rinp the week-Hugh f. MI
L.,irbt of Pittsburgh, IS .i,a
Ia yrife and children who are d
i,nrna of the latters parents, Dr' aliu of
II Crawford.-Nirs. Harry Slni'ii' "
Laurel, Mont, is the guest o,btar It Mrs
tended visit, of her daugn'el, has
IIovd Gates-Mrs. l.. W. brooHs ..I'as
3Uyq 1stSrned from visit with Te,9ttyGs 5s., tNis
at KaneMiss Anna Hoffman ts1t tn PSiadei. sfI des
W. ND New York City.-Victor krider
pl,an ppant "' the week here with his uncle
If Alton Erider.-Mr. and Mrs w. n
So,,Irin received news this week t.ial
81. sop Robert. had arrived IN liis
country from overseas" and at present
US" 1os stationed at Newport News va
Mrs. Alton c. woodring departed ,,st. e..S
week for her former home at augusta,
w x,bare she will visit her parents Tor
about a,, a month.-Mr. and Mrs Johh %
Herlt spent two days on visit tmDhrieg, to 1he,F
Poi was returned to this country
as wounded.-Mrs. NJ. j. zimmerman
is is spending the week at Harris6urg,m d Sli The
Miss Virginia Little employed py t"e
Government at Washington, d. c. as Il
Telephone exchange operator, is visiting
her home here.