RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES
JOLLY YOUNG FOLKS'
PARTYJT BAILEY
Large Number From Newport En
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of Juniata
LEAGUE ENDORSES CANDIDATES
Perry County Anti-Saloon People
Hold Meeting in Newport
Church
By Special Correspondence
Newport, Pa., July 81. —Bailey has
become quite a popular resort for our
people. It's nearness and good train
service make it very accessible. A Jolly
party of young people chaperoned by
Mrs.. John C. Collins and Mrs. Charles
W. Sunday consisting of the follow
ing spent the afternoon there; Misses
Mary Davis, Sarah Sunday, Eva Tuck
er, MarJOrie Bair, Mae Bair, Ruth Col-
Jins, Elsie Lewis, Mary McNaughton,
'Esther Zeiders, Mabel Fllcklnger.
flrene Howanstlne, Alda Freeland,
' Margaret Bassett, Ruth Bair, Mar
garet Templar, Esther Lowe, Cather
ine Mauls and Catherine Ernest, Har
rlsburg; Miriam Hart, Williamsport;
'Esther Kauffman, Lewistown; Messrs.
William Soulft, Floyd Davis, James
Keen, George R. Fry.-John Baker, O.
R. Fulton, Layton Sunday. Davis
Schrecler, James Murtif, Charles
Longacre, Charles Collins, Edward
Hoke, George Dorwart, James Cox,
Charles Bassett, Thoburn Collins, Her
bert Miller. Mrs. Delphine Pennell
has gone to Pequa, Lancaster county,
to attend the annual reunion of the
descendants of James Buchanan and
Catherine Lange. Mrs. Pennell is one
of the granddaughters. Miss Helen
Hunter Young of Washington, D. C. t is
visiting Mrs. John M. Smith. Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Agnew Moore are
entertaining Miss Jessie Moore of
Philadelphia. Miss Margaret Tem
plar, of Harrisburg, is visiting her
uncle, Charles E. P. Kt*m. Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse S. Butz were in Allentown
this week attending the Butz reunion.
Miss Jean Forsythe of Harrisburg
visited her father, Albert Forsythe.
Mrs. Gilbert Haven Frank is entertain
ing her nieces, Miss Kathryn Mark, of
Harrisburg and Miss Miriam Hart, of
Williamsport. Mrs. Mary Wentmer
entertained this week Mrs. John Len
ner, of. Winnipeg, Canada, and Miss
Mary Shearer of New Bloomfleld.
Thomas Cook of Philadelphia, is here
on his annual visit to his old home.
Miss Catherine Ernest of Harrlsburg Is
visiting here. Mr. and Mrs. Benja
min Hime of Philadelphia are visiting
their relaUve, Miss Margaretta Bell.
Oliver J. Keller of Lancaster, son of
William H. Keller, deputy attorney
general of Pennsylvania, on a hiking
trip from Lancaster to Bellefonte,
visited at the rectory over Wednesday
night with his old schoolmates, Fred
erick G., and George M. Worwart.
(The Misses Elsie Hoke and Eleanor
Manning are members of a camping
party at Ellz&bethville. District
1 superintendent, the Rev. E. M. Stevens
D. D.., will preach in the Methodist
(Episcopal church to-morrow morning.
At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Anti-Saloon League in
'the Lutheran church here, at which
.representatives from most of the dis
tricts were present, endorsement of
Isaiah E. Stephens, and Harry Jones
of this place for associate Judge, was
recommended, the latter expecting to
make his announcement In the near
future.
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Newton Hamilton Has
Great Demand For Houses
By Special Correspondence
Newton Hamilton, Pa., July 81.
I Miss Gertrude Grayblll, of Ohio, Is
visiting at the home of her cousin,
iMiss H. H. Watts. Mr. and Mrs.
I Jesse Kelley of Altoona, were visiting
lat the home of Mr. and Mrs. William
| Kelley In Wayne towniship. Miss
Nelle Graham, of Tyrone, is spending
a two weeks' vacation at the hoipe of
| her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gra
ham, Sr. Master Gayton, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Price, fell from
a tree in front of his home last Sun
day and broke his right arm. Mr.
and Mrs. A. E. Knepper of Altoona,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
The Newton Hamilton Real Estate
Company held an auction of building
lots on Saturday afternoon at the new
Carmon extension. Tnere is a great
demand for houses here at the present
time on account of the great powder
plant being erected here by the Aetna
Explosive Company.
New Germantown People
Visit Panama Exposition
By Special Correspondence'
New Germantown, Pa., July 31.
While splitting wood at Joseph Nei
digh's on Thursday. Floyd Henry made
a misstroke and almost severed the
thumb on his left hand. The presl-.
dent of the school board, M.H.Shearer,
had a severe spell of heart disease but
is now somewhat improved. A. A.
Johnston, of Chambersburg, came to
see his sister. Miss Margaret J. John
ston, who is In ill health. Mrs.
John A. Rhea, who was visiting at her
old home at Pontile, 111., has return
ed home. Miss Lottie Reeder of
Jackson township, visited Miss Pru
dence Stahl. Miss Olive Hayes, of
New Bloomfield, is the guest of her
cousin, Mrs. Benjamin S. Gring.
Mrs. Johnson Weibley is visiting
friends <n New Bloomfield, Newport
and Harrisburg. Miss Florence Gut
shall a trained nurse, who has been
in Illinois, has returned home. Mrs.
H. N. Hart, who had been at the
Panama-Pacific Exposition, has re
turned home. She also visited her
sister at San Bernardino, Ca. J. R.
Noel has men engaged in putting
the State road west of this place in
first class condition by means of a
rooter and a scraper, hauled by trac
tion engines. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Morrison, of Harrisburg, are visiting
friends here. Charles J. Recder, of
New Bloomfleld, Republican candi
date for the nomination for sheriff,
was through these parts on Monday
•'SlMON, THE DOUBTER,"
SUBJECT OF SUNDAY SERMON
Lewisberry, Pa., July 31. —Recent
visitors at Meadowbrook farm as
guests of the Rev. R. S. Stair were
Samuel Long, ex-director of the poor
of Cumberland county; Holbert Mey
ers. John Myers and George Hummel,
all of Centerville. —Miss Gertrude Up
degraff, a student at Millersville State
Normal School, and her aunt. Miss
Sadie Updograff, a school teacher of
Atlantic City, are guests at the home
of the latter's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth U.
Laird.—Miss Bessie L. Kunkel is- visit
ing in York, the guest of her sister.—
Mr. and Mrs. John Laucks, of York,
are spending the week in Lewisberry.
—Professor Russell Reiff Kohr, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Hyman F. Kohr, of New
Cumberland, delivered a sermon in the
Lewieberry United Evangelical Church
on Sunday evening.—The Rev. and
Mrs. Edward Jackson and son, Charles
Edward, were at Lisburn on Sunday.—
Miss Ethel Frankeberger, of Harris
burg, Is visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Rebecca Frankeberger. and her aunt,
Mrs. Ella M. Sutton. —Mrs. Morris and
sen Charles, of Harrisburg, were guests
of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Ellis Hammond. —Dr. Guistwhite was
a recent guest of his cousin, Dr. H. C.
Hetrick.—Miss Myrtle Ruhl, of Car
lisle. has been elected teacher of the
Lewisberry school.—Walter J. Erney,
of Chicago, and Miss Miriam Snod
grass, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. Amanda Bonner.-
"Simon, the Doubter," will be the sub
ject of the Rev. Edward Jackson's
sermon in the Methodist Episcopal
Church on Sunday evening.—Edward
Hammond, of Washington, is the guest
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Hammond.—Mrs. Leah Potteicher re
turned home from a visit at Sparrows
Point and Baltimore.—Miss Alda Nel
son spent the past week at the home
of her aunt. Mrs. F. B. Crone. She re
turned to her homo in Mount Holly
Springs.—E. E. Strominger, of Me
chanlcsburg, was a recent guest of the
Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Gray.
BUILDING XEW CHURCH
SblppensburK, Pa.. July 31.—William
Cox is visiting in town. The Revs.
Arthur and Walter Clippinger, of Day
ton and Westerville, Ohio, are visiting
relatives here. Samuel Truitt and
family, of Chambersburg, spent Sun
day afternoon here. W. B. Morrow is
very ill. Work Is progressing on the
Lutheran Church. Prospects are
brighter and the working hours will
soon be increased at the Domestic
works. Setbert Andkerbrandt, who
went to Plainfield, N. J., to work, has
returned home.
Open Aid Church Meetings
Held at Williamstown
By Special Correspondence
WllUjuustown, Pa.. July 31.—George
Noel and son George, ot Natalie spent
Thursday with h;s wile's mother. Mr®.
Sarah R«ily. Miss Lydia Culp of
Pottstown Is visiting, Mrs. Edward
Smith.—Mrs. Lloyd Holmes and
Dorothy Holmes are at Harrlsburg.
Druggist J. R. Horner is at Atlantic
City. Mrs. Fred Canter and son
William of Freeland, are visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Day.—
Miss Mercy Crosier. professional
nurse of Harrlsburg is visiting her
mother, Mrs. John Crozler. Russel
Moss spent the week-end with Pine
Grove triends. The open air meet
ings held by the three churches of
town are a success. A large crowd
gathered at Pritchard's corner, on
Sunday evening for the union open
air service. The Rev. W. F. Savage,
pastor.of Seybert M. E. Church, spoke
on "God Is Love." The Rev. E. E.
Bender and the Rev. Deßay Meixell
led the prayer and the singing was
spirited. Next Sunday the meeting
will be held at the Brick Store corner.
-—Miss Cora Hawk, well known in this
vicinity, has announced her marriage
to take place September 15, to A. E.
Thompson. Miss Hawk has been
teaching a government school in
Alaska. Abe James purchased the
Mountain House, known as the Mc-
Laughlin hotel, near Elizakethville,
last Saturday. The property was sold
at auction and brought $3,575. J.
Ben Nace returned from the Panama-
Pacific exposition on Wednesday.
Surprise Their Friends by
Marriage Announcement
Tower City, Pa., July 31. The
Misses Jones of St. Clair, enjoyed a
visit to the Shrope family recently.
Ralph Shadle and family of Altoona,
are visiting relatives here. Mrs.
Charles Henry is entertainng her
cousin, Mrs. George Garner, from
Huntington, W. Va. —Clyde Erd
raan and Lloyd Stutzman, are enjoy
ing their vacation with the Troutman
family at Phoenix Park. Miss Grace
Kuntzleman returned home from a
pleasant vacation at Harrisburg.
Miss Ruth Robison visited her brother
at Wiconisco. Dory Kulva of Wlcon
isco enjoyed Sunday with relatives
here. Miss Clara Ludwig enjoyed
Sunday at Lykens. Miss Quennte
Wood of Phoenix Park visited friends
here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Houtz enjoyed an evening at Lykens.
Mrs. William Schriener entertained
friends from New York. Miss Lottie
Bender is confined to bed with the
rheumatism. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Boyer and children, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Boyer and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Jacob Boyer, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Barry and children, of this place, and
Mr. and Mrs. Heberling and children
of Orwin enjoyed a camping trip to
Sand Spring. Miss Maude Bressler,
of Philadelphia, is visiting her father,
J. H. Bressler. Mr. and Mrs. David
Warfield took their friends by sur
prise when they announced their mar
riage. Mr. Warfield is from Orwin
and Mrs. Warfield was Miss Annie Mc-
Nulty of this place. They will live
at Relnton. The Aid Society of the
Reformed church gave the bride a
kitchen shower last evening. The
Sunshine class of the United Evan
gelical Sunday school presented the
school with a Sunday school record
board. Great progress is being made
for the Evangelistic campaign to be
held in September.
Shiremanstown People to
Picnic at Boiling Springs
Shiremanstown, Pa„ July 31.—The
Rev. B. F. Emenheiser has returned
from Rayviile, Md., where he at
tended the home coming service for
the former pastors of that charge.
—The Rev. Albert White, of Michi
gan, manager of the American Civic
Reform Union, at Harrisburg, deliv
ered a lecture on "Asleep at the
Switch" in the United Brethren
Church Sunday evening.—The fol
lowing were recent guests of Mrs.
Jacob Rupp at their home in Third
street: Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bear, of
Canton, Ohio; John Wise, of Sha
mokin; Sirs. John Balmer, of Har
risburg; Mrs. Kemper, of New Kings
ton, and William R. Robinson, of
Boiling Springs.—Mr. and Mrs. Jacob
auver announce the birth of a son.
Earle Leßoy Lauver.—Miss Irene
Heck is spending some time at Ocean
Grove, Philadelphia and New York.
—Mrs. G. K. Hartman and daughter,
of Topeka, Kansas, spent the week
end here. —Miss Marguerite Gachoklin
of Lancaster, spent Sunday at the
home of J. O. Senseman.—Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. Atticks are spending
some time at Phialdelphia and in New
Jersey.—Miss Catharine Singiser, of
Harrisburg, spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Spangler.
—The town picnic will be held at
Boiling Springs on Thursday, August
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MISSIONARY ON A VISIT
1,000 People and 100 Automo
biles at Funeral of Samuel
Keener on Sunday
•
By Special Correspondence
Mount Joy, Pa., July 31.—One-half
mile west of Mount Hope is located a
farm which enjoys a distinction
equaled by few in the state. It is at
present occupied by Alfred Shearer,
the fifth generation of the Shearer
family to occupy it successsively, cov
ering a period of 152 years. It is a
productive farm, made so by the en
ergy and hard work characteristic of
the Shearer families. —The Rev. A. R.
King, of Orwigsburg, a former pastor
of the Evangelical Church here, visited
friends on Tuesday.—Miss Bertha Mis
stmer returned home on Tuesday after
spending "three days at Old Line with
her aunt, Mrs. Henry Flory.—One of
the greatest events In the history of
Otsego Tribe, No. 59, Improved Order
of Red Men. will be held on Septem
ber 6. The tribe is one of the most
successful in the state and has a mem
bership of 150. J. R. Missemer, Ed- \
gar R. Missemer. Miss Bertha Viola
Missemer, Mr .and Mrs. Henry B. Mar
tin, Mrs. Anna Witmer, Mrs. John
Eberle and Mrs. Mary Boyd, all of
Mount Joy, attended the funeral of
their cousin. Samuel Keener, at Eris
man's Church, Sunday morning. Bishop
Peter R. Nissley, Bishop Henry B.
Hoffer and the Rev. Isaac H. Brubaker
conducted the services. It is esti
mated that 1,000 people and 100 auto
mobiles were at the funeral.—Mrs.
Moses Miller ,of Manheim, who died
on Sunday, was the last of the surviv
ors who attended school at the his
toric old Rapho township building
which antedated, the public schools of
Lancaster county. Mrs. Henry E.
Snavely, of Myerstown, spent several
days with Mrs. John Eberle. —Mrs.
Alexander, a returned missionary from
Central China, spent several days with
the family of John S. Wilson.
Linglestown Girl Goes to
Panama-Pacific Exposition
Lluglestown, Pa., July 31—Church
services will be held in the United
Brethren Church to-morrow evening by
the pastor, the Rev, Clyde Lynch;
in Wenrich's Church in the morning by
the Reformed pastor, the Rev. Lewis
Relter. Miss Minnie Baker is spend
ing the week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Geyer, at Middletown. Miss Frances
Sigler, of Mechanicsburg, is spending
the week with her grandfather, the
Rev. George Sigler. Miss Vera Care
returned home after spending several
weeks at Lancaster. Eugene Strite,
of New Cumberland, was the guest of
Mr. and Mrs. Shreiner. Miss Ellen
Bolton is spending some time at Mt.
Joy. Miss Marlon Smith spent Tues
day with Miss Myrna Speas, at Pen
brook. Mrs. Rebecca Baker is spend
ing the week with Dr. and Mrs. John
Baker, at Lykens. C. B. Care has
purchased the Seltzer home, in East
Main street. Miss Jessie Lenker left
on Saturday for a trip to the Panama
Exposition. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rheimert and daughter, Catherine,
were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs
Adam Walmer, at Pine Grove. Samuel
Balthaser left on Saturday to spend
some time at Thousand Island, Can.
Mrs. iH. D. Koons, Harry Koons, Mrs.
Miles Bolton sfed son, Mark, and Miss
Dora Zeiters spent Sunday at Mt. Joy.
—The Misses Bertha and Margaret Ra
buck accompanied the excursion up the
Hudson to west Point on Saturday.
Mrs. Edward Lingle, of Oberlin, is
spending some time with Mr. and Mrs.
John Reese. Mr. and Mrs. John Koons
and two sons visited friends at Al
toona, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Orris, Mrs. Annie Buck. Miss Eliza
Buck and Miss Annie Schaner motored
to Mt. Gretna on Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Enders, of Penbrook, were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Zim
merman, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Koons and two daughters visited
friends at Stone Glen, Sunday. Wil
liam Lutz and Miss Adaline Schaner
visited Mrs. Lizzie Reese at Penbrook,
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hassler
returned home after spending six
weeks with relatives and friends in the
Western States. Mr. Dlehl, of Lan
caster, was the week end guest of Ross
Look. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ricker
and daughter, Mildred, of Hummels
towm visited Mr. and Mrs. John Clay,
Sunday.
Newville People on
Trip to Pacific Coast
By Special Correspondence
NewrlUe, Pa.. July 31.— ; Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Graham have return
ed from California, where they visit
ed the Panama Exposition.—George
Swigert and Miss Anna Peebles will
leave this week for a trip to the
Pacific coast.—Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Woodburn, of Baltimore, are visit
ing the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Woodburn.—Mrs. J. Wal
ter Skillirigton and children, of Sin
namohoning, are visiting the for
mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Mickey. Miss Lolita Ketterer, of
Andalusia. Pa., is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Adaline Williams.—Mrs.
Mary Barker and daughter, are on a
visit to Philadelphia.—Miss Maipa
Killian, of Philadelphia, is spending
several weeks In town.—Mrs. Knisely,
of Pittsburgh, Is here as a guest of
her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Gracey
John Brehm and Mrs. Brehm, of
Gettysburg, came by auto to see his
mother, Mrs. John Brehm.—Robert
Myers and son and Mrs. Myers' sis
ter, Mrs. Minnie Kohl, of North Lib
erty, lowa, are visiting friends here.
—Miss Isabel Shulenberger has re
turned home from Chambersburg.—
Miss Pauline Bowman, who spent
several days with her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cramer, has re
| turned to her home at Harrisburg.
—M. and Mrs. Charles T. Hoot, of
! Harrisburg, came up to Newville and
spent several days with Miss Hem
minger.—Miss Gertrude Reed, of New
York, is visiting at the of home her
father, the Rev. George M. Reed.—
Samuel Brown, of New York, Is here
on a visit to his sister, Mrs. James
Sharp.—.Mfss Mary JVheeler j 8 over
in Newport visiting friends.
ENJOYABLE SUNDAY PARTY
Beaver Station, Pa., July 31. A
: pleasant Sunday afternoon was spent
I by a number of friends at the home
! of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bailey near
| Beaver Station. Music was .furnish,
ed by Messrs. Lindsay. Whitney, Wolf
and Dr. Ruff. Among those present
were: Mrs. Lilla Peay, Miss Llllie
Bumbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Bignell, of
Harrlsburg; Mr. Whitney, of Lake
wood, Ohio; W. Johnson, of Buffalo,
N. Y.; Miss Myra Ruff, of New Ox
ford, Pa.; Mr. Lindsay, Mr. Wolf,
Miss Florence Ruft, Dr. and Mrs.
Ruff, of Hummeistown, and Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. Bailey and son, Oliver.
Sunday School Class
Picnic on Garber Lawn
By Special Correspondence
Montandoii, Pa., July 31.—Saturday
afternoon the Sunday school class of
little girls taught by Miss Mary Garber
held a picnic on the lawn at the Gar
ber home. The afternoon was spent
playing games, after which refresh
ments were served. Those present
were Mrs. A. Y. Keyser, Mary Gar
ber. Esther, Ruth and Bertha Keyser,
Viola Hockenberry, Elma Furman,
Elizabeth Reitz, Elizabeth Kleckner,
Lena Noaker, Lucy Leib and Mary
Staggert.— A hackload from this place
held a moonlight picnic in Rlshel's
woods on Wednesday evening. Those
jvho attended were Mr. and Mrs. An
gus Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs. Myron
Falrchild, Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt Fair
child. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Keyser. Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Shaffer, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Best. Mr. and Mrs. Don Cope,
ME. and Mrs. Jerome Furman, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hauck. Mary Garber and
William Frederick. —During the severe
storm that passed over this place Mon
day afternoon the new concrete house
owned and occupied by Oscar Gilbert
was struck by lightning.—Dr. W. S.
Hess and L. T. Fetzer have returned
to New York after spending several
days here.—Fred Garber is camping
with a party near Muncy.—Mrs. L. T.
Fetzer, of New York, is spending sev
eral weeks with her father, W. T.
Smythe.—Mrs. James Wagner has re
turned to her home at Norrlstown
after a visit here.'—Mr. and Mrs. Will
Stahl, of Altoona, Edna Stahl and
John McWilliams, of Mooresburg,
spent Monday evening at D. S. Cope's.
—Mrs. Steuart Hess, of New York, is
spending a month at the home of D.
H. Riegel's.—Professor J. T. Park and
bride have returned from their wed
ding trip to California and are stop
ping with the groom's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Park.
M. S. Hershey Erecting
Big Concrete Building
By Special Correspondence
Hershey, Pa,, July 31. S. D. Clark
and H. E. Clark of the Hershey Store,
Company spent several days at New
York City. The Rev. George S.
Rentz, pastor of the Derry Presby
terian church will preach at the union
services in front of the hand stand in
the park on Sunday evening. John
C. McClain, of Lancaster, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Bittner and daughter, Philas,
and Mrs. Charles Bittner, of Colum
bia, were guests of George Eppley.
Miss Roberta Dodson, of West Phila
delphia, is spending several weeks as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Morris
Wenger. Harry Wesgelt spent his
week's vacation at Atlantic City.
Mrs. William Cooper visited friends at
| York recently. Frank Miller, of
; Shellsville, was the guest of Mr. and
(Mrs. Robert Stahley. Work is pro
| greasing rapidly on the large new
I concrete building on the northwest
corner of Chocolate and Cocoa ave
| nues. When completed it will be one
l of the largest buildings erected by
IM. S. Hershey. Miss Effle Seltzer
| of Oswego, N. Y., Mrs. Dawson Whit
meyer and daughter, Katherine, of
Lebanon, Mrs. Robert Moyer of Full
erton, Mrs. J. H. Romig, of Allen
town, and Mrs. William Wesner and
daughter, Jeanette, of Richmond, Va.,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Wesner. Miss Beatrice Doer, of
Lancaster "was the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Ed. C. Buohl.
MAN COT WITH SCYTHE
MlUcrsburg, Pa., July 31. Ninety
three persons from Millersburg took
in the excursion to Atlantic City qn
Sunday. Simon S. Bowman pur
chased at private sale from C. H.
Snively |he H. L. Gilbert property in
Union street. Dewitt Bowman met
with a peculiar accident Tuesday eve
ning while mowing the lawn at his
home in the East End. His nephew,
Melvin Bowman, picked up a scythe
and accidentally cut him between the
thumb and forefinger of his right hand
severing an artery. Mr. Bowman lost
a pint of hlood and five stitches were
required to draw the wound together.
H. G. Waggoner and family have
moved back to their old home at Car
lisle. The Rev. Earl J. Bowman of
Philipsburg, is home on his vacation.
Mr. Bowman is a son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Bowman. Mrs. Mary Heckert
is visiting their daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Beattie, at Shamokin. Mrs. Flora
| Kachelries of Shamokin, is the guest
of Miss Florence Freebutn.
BIG GROUNDHOG SHOT
Blain, Pa., July 31. - Mrs. Ella
Baker and daughter, Miss Mabel
Baker, of Chicago, came here Monday
on a visit.*—Mrs. Nora Wentworth and
daughter Margaret, of Birmingham,
Ala., are visiting the former's sister,
Mrs E. M. Wilt. —Samuel Reen vis
ited his son. Fred Reen, at Harrlsburg.
Mrs. Tillie McClintick and Miss
Luella Gutshall visited friends at Har
risburgf.—-Miss Myrtle Spohn is at At
lantic City.—Mrs. E. Boyer and two
children, of Philadelphia, came here
to visit friends. —Mr. and Mrs. S. M.
Dromgold and daughter, Miss Lea
Dromgold. left on Thursday to visit
the Panama-Pacific Exposition at San
Francisco. —Professor F. A. Stroup is
visiting the exposition at San Fran
cisco.—Professor Ezra Lehman, prin
cipal of Shlppensburg Normal School,
was here on Thursday.—Miles Shan
non shot a big groundhog.—Miss Hazel
G. Hench came home from Pen Argyle,
p a —Edward Owlngs. Mechanicsburg.
visited his father, William Owlngs.
and sister, Mrs. Ella Maiser, over Sun
day. The latter returned to her home
at Wabash, Ind., on Monday.
UNION* PICNIC AT ENTERLINE
Enders. Pa., July 31. J. Wiley. Mrs.
Annie Earlin, Miss Mabel Lucas and
Phvllis Neff motored from Brown's
Mills N. J., to this place and are the
guests of Dr. J. W. Neff and family.—
The Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Lyter, John
B. Lyter and friend, of Harrlsburg,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Lyter during the week.—^C. D. Enders
returned from a trip to Sunbury and
Northumberland.—J. B. Knouff and
fn roily are spending several weeks at
their former home here.—Mrs. Wil
liam Shertzer. of Harrlsburg, was a
guest at the home of Isaac A. Enders
several days.—Dr. and Mrs. J. W.
Neff. Mr. Wilev and Mrs. Anna Curlin
motored to Harrisburg on Wednes
day.—Mrs. C. C. Enders is spendinc
ten days at the campmeeting at Eliz
abethvllle. —The union Sunday school
picnic at Enterline will be held on Sat
urday, August 28.
ROPE SPLICER BUSY
Blndnatigles Church, Pa., July 31.
Blndnaugles Sunday School will hold
its annual picnic in Dr. Jacob W.
Betz's wods. The Cleona band will
furnish music.—Mrs. Mary Blauch, of
Palmyra, visited her son on Tuesday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Amos Longenecker, of
Palmyra, were here on Monday.—Rob
ert Sherk and family, of Palmyra, vis
ited his parents on Sunday.—Mr. and
Mrs. Amos Wemperly, of Coffeetown;
Adam Blauch and family, of Algers.
and Adam Shannaman and family, of
McGillstown. visited Rudy Behm on
Sunday.—Jacob Witmeyer and family,
of Eearmont. visited Charles Barnhart
on Sunday.—Mr. and Mrs. Levi Flory,
of Grantvllle. visited friends at Pal
myra.—M. B. Farllng is kept very
busy by the farmers splicing rones or
making one rope out of many pieces.—
Mrs. Elizabeth Stahle, of Palmyra,
visited her son-in-law's family.—John
H. Yorty and family, of Bellegrove.
visited Daniel Selchrist on Sunday.
Prof. Burchfield School '
Principal at Honesdale
By Special Correspondence
Miflfllntown, Pa., July 31. Miss
Henrietta Baldwin left Monday for a
week's visit at Bellefonte. —Miss Ma
rion Combs, of Steelton, j B spending
some time at the home of S. A. Allen.
—James Strayer ,of Washington, D. C.,
spent several days with his sister, Miss
Minnie Strayer. Mrs. Mersime and
children, of Allenvllle, Mrs. Hugh
McMeen and son, of Lewistown, are
guests of their sister, Mrs. Elmer
McMeen, of Mifflin.—James Mathers,
of Altoona, spent Sunday with his sis
ter, Miss Kathryn Mathers. Work
was started on the paving of Main
street. Mifflin, on Monday.—The Rev.
and Mrs. Luther Seiber, of Roanoke,
Va., are visiting Mrs. Selber's sisters,
the Misses Clara and Belle Rothrock.
—The Rev. J. D. W. Deavor, of Har
risburg. Is visiting his brother, the
Rev. E. E. A. Deavor, at the Methodist
parsonage.—Professor Edgar Burch
field. son of Attorney B. F. Burchfield.
a former resident of this place, but
who has been conducting a private
school in Lewistown for several years,
has accepted a position as principal of
the Honesdale schools in Wayne coun
ty.—Mrs. James Kulp, of Harrisburg.
and daughter, Mrs. Hary Sieber. of
Lewistown, spent Tuesday with W. I.
Kulp.—Mrs. Elmer Van Dyke and son,
of Pleasantville, N. J., are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hacken
berger.—Mrs. Louis Bousujn and son
Robert are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bell, in Wlnber.—Mrs. W. H.
Manbeck and Mrs. M. L. Kiser spent
Tuesday at Harrlsburg.-—Mr. and Mrs.
Colyer, of Burnham, snent Sunday
with Harry Dlckershled.—Miss Gladys
McCauley left Saturday for a visit at
New York city.—Mrs. T. T. Parker, of
Shaypsburg, and Miss Eva Ransom, of
Biairsville, are guests at the homes of
George Parker and Miss Blanche
Wright.—Mrs. Lottie Sieber, son Lou
den, daughter Grace and friend, Marie
Craig, returned to their homes In
Philadelphia Sunday after a two weeks'
visit with the Misses Jane and Matilda
Loudon.
Mechanicsburg Pulpits
Empty During August
By Special Correspondence
Mechanicsburg, Pa., July 81. On
Sunday afternoon the Men's Bible
class held its monthly meeting in the
Church of God. The Rev. S. S.
Games, of Trindle Spring Lutheran
Church, made the address. Three]
pulpits will be empty during the
month of August as the pastors will be I
on their vacations. They are the
Rev. H. Hall Sharp, Trinity Lutheran;!
the Rev. Charles F. Raach, Church of
God, and the Rev. John S. Adam, St.
Paul Reformed. Miss Clara M.
jKast, represents Mechanicsburg as
I one of the 25 public school teachers
| from various localities awarded full
I scholarship in the Chautauqua Sum
mer schools at Chautauqua, N. Y.
Miss Kast was recommended for this
appointment which is made by the
Irving College alumni fund. Miss
Catherine Spriggs, a graduate of the
Mechanicsburg high school has ac
cepted a position as a teacher in one
of the public schools of New Jersey.
—Miss Katherine Comstock has been
appointed Co a clerkShip in the de
partment of Labor and Industry at
Harrlsburg. Miss Ada Strouse of
Cincinnati, Ohio, was a week-end
guest of Mrs. Walter Winand. The
Rev. George Fulton, of the Presbyte
rian Church.has returned from his va
cation. Mrs. Wiley and Miss Mable
Wiley, of Harrlsburg, and Miss Annie
M. Beitzel, of York, were visitors on
Sunday. George Pierce of Harris
burg, was a guest of friends on Sun
day. Frank Swartz, of Chicago, Is
the guest of his mother In West Main
street. —Mrs. S. T. Mountz and daugh
ter, Mrs. George Hershman were the
guests of Harrlsburg friends Sunday.
—Mrs. William Skalin returned to her
home in Chicago after spending sev
eral weeks with her mother,Mrs.Myers
of Trindle Spring. Mrs. Skalin was
called here by the death of her sister,
Miss Zula Myers, who was killed in
an automobile accident at Easton.
New Cumberland Industries
Close Down For Week
New Cumberland, Pa., July 31.
The Susquehanna Woolen Mill and
the New Cumberland knitting mill
closed down to-day for a week's vaca
tion. A number of the employes will
go away for the week. Miss Mary
Buttorff, a soloist of New Cumber
land, who has been spending six
months near Omaha, Neb., where she
was engaged in musical work, has re
turned home. Messrs. Earl Ross
and Earl Bates spent the week at At
lantic City. Dr. Stahle's family of
Emlgsville were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. Kohr for several days. Miss
Dora Nallor of York, was a guest of
the Rev. and Mrs. A. R. Ayres this
week. Mrs. William Blodgett and
daughter, Dorothy, of St. Louts, are
spending some time here as guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Blodgett. The
Rev. and Mrs. S. N. Good have re
turned from a visit to Elizabethtown.
Miss Esther Miller will spend her
vacation at Mifflintown. Miss Ker
stetter of Lewisburg, spent Wednes
day with Mrs. James and Mrs. Jennie
Feight.
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MRS. DAVISON'S PORCH PARTY
Friends Gather at "White Hall" in
Honor of Her Washington
Guests
By Special Correspondence
Greencastle, Pa., July 31. —The board
of health has had an analysis made of
Greencastle's water supply, which has
been found pure and without any
baccili.—Mrs. W. R. Davison was the
hostess of a porch party on Thursday
evening at her home, White Hall, In
honor of her guest. Miss Harriet Keira,
of Washington, D .C. Miss Kelm, who
Is a noted whistler, entertained the
guests by whistling a number of op
eratic selections.—George M. Heilman
is in the Chambersburg Hospital for
treatment.—Mrs. George Kinsell, of
Philadelphia, was taken ill with diph
theria while visiting in the home or
Samuel Speck.—Misses Grace and Min
nie Minneberger have returned from
■ a visit to Portland, Ore.—Mrs. G. F
I Bloser entertained at bridge Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. George White,
of Belmont. N. Y.—Clinton Shank, who
was able to be out last week after an
attack of typhoid fever, has suffered a
relapse and is critically ill.— Mrs. A J.
Pc.rcells, of Miami, Fla., is the guest
of her nieces, the Misses Glass.—Miss
Florence Kapp, of State College, Fa.,
is visiting the Misses Brown.— Mrs. C.
B. Carl and son Edward are spending
two weeks at South Fork, Pa.—Mrs.
j D. Z. Shook and daughter. Miss Olive
Shook, spent the week in Baltimore.—
Joseph Kennedy, of Newark. N. J, is
spending his vacation in Greencastle.
—Miss Mary Dicky, of Pittsburgh, Is
the guest of Mis Anna Barr.—Mrs.
Samuel Dlehl Is visiting In York.
Mrs. Anna Baker, of Martlnsburg Pa
is the guest of Mrs. Karen Shartle.—
Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith, of Charlee
town, W. Va., spent several davs at
the home of E .0. McLanahan. Mrs.
McLanahan entertained at card* in
their honor.
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