. (xPltaPAKKD KXPKB38LY WTH FOaTP?'y v T8 CORPS OP CORRESPONDENT) Jv'M !lwiTrri'aTnTi''Ti''8''''g'i'ri'i'tii?it'rfitit. MT. PLEASANT MILLS. Ivlwin Ituijtacre, who was work ingiii Altoona came home Thursday Miss Laura Verier lias gone to Franklin, to her sister Mrs. John Mcuiclf, where nlie will assist in wing this winter. Mrs Merril, who had been visit ing at C. F. Itoyer. returned to her home at Sunburv Friday. Chas. Kaltwriter, who was work ing at Adnmsburjf came home last week he exbect to attend school this winter. John lJunklc niul family and J. N.liiosins and family of Middle Idirc, were entertained by (eo. F. Hro-ins, Miss Annie V. lirosius who is stayii'g ut Middlebiirgwa at hoine over Sunday. Miss Arrabella Kaltwriter and i.er friends, Miss Jilair of Sunburv are sbending a week with the I'., liner's mother. Mies Esther Harding and J. C. Minium soeiit Saturday and 1 dav in Snndiiry. JJenton St roup and vile,Jnatliiin Keiclicnbacli and wife 01 rallas wen visitors at Geo. Kiichenbach's Sun day Dr. W. W. liongucre, who had ken sick a few weeks, is able to le 011 tagain. Dr. Newton Nipple, wife and ehild, were entertained by Allert Sclmee's. f-wni 1 ntvun 1 j n. , M,.j I'....... 1 ., 1 Mrs. Dr. Bogar of Hemdon was j Mrs ix-wis Magee of Lewisbuiy , phihUms Sutuuhiy evening and is u caller in town Wednesday. i is kt this place visiting her s'ejns m I 'pine poorly. "Jack Frost" vim ted our t.iwn & M.ee. ' J Mi-s l,i.itie Mauier look a drive Saturday night and did considerable j Chas. Herman, who has been , ,u Scliiijrn.e Sunday alt. rn.Hin. damage. working ut Ljwi.Mown, return -d ; A good niiuiv m n wire thrown Jacob and Henrv Sholly of Ty-ihoine the other week wiih a sprain- 'out i.f employment on m-count work rone called oil K. P. liiiigamati and isl ankle, Pin imisou Inn sit in otoiminir ..t (,'li third. unuly during the week. Win Schrawder and wife made a trip to Selinsgrove Tue-day. Dr. and Mrs. J. Nipple of Sun- bury spent several days very pleas antly among relatives and friends. Mrs. S. P. Steilcn and I'cplicw. Ernest Xeitz were the i-uests ot I an. I lie is wry ill. i S. T. ll.ll.i-h and familv insrove spent Sjnulay with ' of lliis phiee. ot Sc trieud weeks in town returi.ed home Thurt- Amnion Mover iud sister; ( an 11 , of Frevlmrir-;. ijiingfed'- smeng tin it nods Sunday. ' - J. V. ArUvasL and W. Arthur Sclinee transacted btiriness at tin County Seqt Saturday. Jumbo Kerjtetter and wile i t Mc Kees enjoyed a visit to hi brother F. J. Kerstetter, Sunday.' V. It. ln, a wellknown gentli- 1111111 of Thoinitsoutown. trillion-in! iiusiness in town Monday. A. F. ScIiiki' and fiinilv of Kant, vi.-iud John Sehnee's Sun- l-y. ! Howard Hoover and ( A I nekely were callers at Kit el 111 Harry I " I T1IEQLD RELIABLE Mrs Saaumn who is staving with her dauehter. Mrs Witter, had a stroke of Paiatvsisi .Allr" alciitiiic ami son and Weduesdav inoi nmi'. ' Miss Eydia D. it. p;iiI a viit tu Absolute! Puro THERE IS NG ZUESTTUTE l'llll'IIS III S, tllll-'rIOC RICHFIELD. Misses Katie Arnold aud Eflie llornlxiiger of Aline were in town Monday. (ieo. Mitterling of Fremont, Neb. attended the funeral of his brother, Ahram. S. ( . Snyder returned to Johnson hurg Monday after having spent a few weeks at the home of his par ents. " , Messrs. John Earner. Jacob Up- liDger, and Jacob Glotfelter, each shot a wild turkey last week. Ira Montelius, after haviug spent a number of years in the Kloudyke and far western states, has again re turned to the home of his nativity. Protracted meeting will begin in the Pine Church Sumlay forenoon. Our merchants had a great rush of business Saturday. Miss Dunkleberger, of Freeburg is doing some dress-making in our town. Mrs. Edward Snyder, Mrs. Jos. Lauver, and Miss Lelia Shelley of Me Alisterville were in town Fri-Jay. i'a; VERDILLA. liewis Scholl of Washincton who had beer called home to attend the funeral of his father, has return ed home. Jacob aud Henry Sholley of lyrone were here last week to see their sick brother, David. W. II. Reigle made a business trip to Centerville lastoweek. Mrs Emanuel Aucker and Mrs Annie Longacre spent few days last week with relatives at New Columbia. Mrs W. E. Aacker and lady friends sbeut' Sunday with friends at Fremont. John F Minium was to Selits grove Saturday on business. Mrs. C. II. Duuklerberger o MuMleburg spent Sunday with her skter here. P. Scott Iieigle,one of the promis ing young farmersjhas a tomato at Verrdilla 17 in. in cir, weight 29 oz. HUMMEL'TwHARF. Mrs. Ilattie Bailey is on the sick list. ' - Mrs. Peter liiiley spent a week with her son, Elmer, and family at Womelsdorf. Mrs. Martha Hummel spent Sun day at Sunburv. Annuel Trutt and wife were guests at Salem, Sunday. Thomas liailoy and family sent Sunday with his father Peter Pailey. Chas. Stctlcr of ChillisqmupMe was a visitor at the home of his Uncle, Samuel Trutt, over Sunday. Mrs. Nortou lower is visiting "emu at Oriental aud Millersburg inn. Mite'iel of 1J .-nova, who III spent two wei Ls at tlii- p'ai'i with his i ueiiis. ivi iii ihmI h e last Fri- dav. Chas. Suait'-M.!. r and Chas. Il-irncr, both ol'ii.is iilacc who have 1 1 rs. .lliert liuivottot Ami nan- worMn-: at i.ewiMown, were home v'Mtitii; their parents over Sunday. Jeilersoii Uumliaeh and family of' Heading who have Urn visiting parents and friends of this place ret 111 ued home la-t Eridav. Howard Walter, who is working at Eewistown, was at home over Sunday, V. V. Koiidi went to the county seat Saturday. Mrs. Joseph Ik'iifer died Thurs day night at her home. She died of a paralctical stroke and was buried Sunday Forenoon in the cemetery at Erdhws Church. The text was found in Job, 1, 'JO. Kalph Mitchel and wife of Lew is town came to our place to visit his parents J. J. Mitchel. Kreamer Aumiller, who is a brakeman of Ivewistown, is home visiting his parents. Geo. Gordon, who is working near Tatmnpia, is home visiting his family. Mrs. West Kowe and daughter of Van Dyke, Juniata County, were the guests of Jairus Koush's. J. M. Maurer Ixmght' out M. E. Erdley's Livery Wednesday. - Samuel Bollinger went to Wil liamsport Saturday evening. 1 eiiucsilay morning. Mrs. Allies Mid liel of K. nova is e gnrM ot'her palel I- -inee Mull- Miss Dora Wednesday M lierhind was the gtu st of her lirother, Levi ltohner and wife Sunday. 'Ye Editor" was noticed in our town one day last week. Cal. Forry iind wife of Kantz were the guests ot her parei t, (ieo. Daulx;rt and wife Sunday. Mrs. Steward Hall ofMahanton go was in town one dav last w eek and was accompanied home by her lirother, Koliert Kotl trmel who will make his future home with her 1 t. aNlhi 1111:1ms, who was acci dentally shot by his brother, liewis, while out hunting last week, has im proved some what and hopes are en tertained lor his recovery. Henry Aleck, an old veteran, has again taken up his abode in town. Ilichard Foltz attended the lie publican Committee Meeting at Middlebtirg Saturday. iUiss aleria isingaman spent several days very pleasantly with her uncle J. S. liiue and family at Mc Kees Half Falls. Her cousin Aldert Rine accompanied her home H. M Neitz, Utter known as "Gaily" returned from a nine month s stay in Akron. Ohio. He thinks the west is all right but says "Old Port" is good enough for him. Mrs. Maria W. Dondore of Don- dore and neice Miss Sadie Eyer of Selinsgrove passed through town last week. Albert Ccmhcrling and wife ot Selinsgrove fpent Sunday with her parents, Jim. Kiec and wife. Master Ralph Foltz spent Satur day at Selinsgrove the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Jno. Ulrich. The Mite Society of the ' U. B Church held a chicken and wattle supper in Bingaman's Hall, Water St. Saturday evening. Every body was well pleased with the exception of Simon, w ho was tardy and there fore missed his supper. Geo. Livingston ot Selinsgrove, Messrs. Jacob Bogar and Bickering of Hemdon were callers in town Sunday morniuc:. Kev. Sealheimer and son, John visited his parents in Franklin Co. during the week. Mrs. D. G. Staid, daughter Bessie, Mrs. Sarah Shatter, son 11. M. and wife visited relatives at Liverpool Suuday. John Stahl of Williamsport was the guest of his brother, D. G. Stahl aud sister Mrs. Jonathan, Gamby over Smnclay. Jas. eist and wife of Shamokin were the guest? of his sister, Mrs. Vm. Boyer over Sunday. Win. Boyer and wife attended a funeral at Millersburg Friday. Edwin Arnold aud family moved to Milton last week. A. II. Troutman and wife spent Sundav at Meiserville. WAXTKD A trust worthy geutl mau or lady in each county to manage business for an old established house o solid financial standing. A straight Uina tide weekly salary of $1S.00 paid by elteel; each Monday with all ex penses direct from headnuarters. Money advanced for expenses. Knelose ad dressed envelope. Manager, 200 C'axton Bldg., Chicago. 10-1-llit Broke Into His House S. Le Quiun of Cavendish, Vt., was robbed of his customary health bv invasion of Chronic Constipation. When Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely SLLINSUKOVE. pie 1 lie mil I11111.I1, Will anniM rsarv of the Evangelical Iithern ( I111H1 "i il'i- place was ee!i hr.iled Salur day evening and Sunday. Allthe living lufiiicr minister of this con l i gai ion were present except one i Uev. ( 1. . ( lell-ler Is till , cut pastor. i I he .miiivei-sMiy -ermon was , preached this morning hv Uev. i. Haiulur loi'ner pa-tor. Uev. S. E. Ochselifonl, of Alleiitow n del- 1 . 11 . 1 i cieci an auiiress tins aiternoon 011 "Reminiscences of the Past." He was followed by Rev. II. Uriinniug. I lie address this evening on "Lc-sons from the Pa-t" was del ivered by Rev. E. L. Ueed a former pastor. The C. E. Convention brought a great many people to town. Valley College team against Susquehanna their friends in I'nion ( 'oiint v o er Siiudav. Benjamin Stelleik and family of PaMoiivillc Were t'e guests of hi- brother. Is;. a- Steth e, Suiida v. Meiehaiit Lev i ielliett did ulip epairing at his hoii-e la-t week. Frank Fr and family ot' Suiilni' v, t'oi'inei'ly of' UeadiiiL', are vi-iting her pan nt-, Vilon S.:vder,-. ,111 1. W eeU Lebanon glayed here Saturdav. The Republican ticket will usual majority next Tuesday. havi SCHNEE. Edward Newman and family of Kantz were in town Saturday. John D. Arlxigast of Middleburg, Candidate for Register and Record er, was in town 0115 day last week looking up his political friends. EmtuK and Grace Vootlliag ofi Milton, who were spending a few BEAVERTOWN. Ihitehcring time is at Shiii' nl'iiiir citiens illthi add sals;:ge to their I id of fare. 'Jnite a young Mi-s W'etz- I ar rived at the home of C. L. 'cizel and wife Saturday night. Miss Mary I'eesc aud Mis I'. -ie Freed visited relatives ill Lcwis,.wu over Sunday. Mrs. John Mi.l.llcsworth of Mil- .11 1 muni visiteii tier sick sister, .Mrs. Joseph Middle? worth, recently. Uev. S. S. Daueherty of Lancast er County preached a very practical sermon in the I'nitcd Evangelical Thursday night. Willie, son of (ieo. Spaid and wife burst a blood vcsel recent l. while scudding chestnuts. V. N. Herbster of Pow el ton re cently visited his parents, Phi.ip I lerbster. Henry Shrover and wife recently moved from MeClure into the Smith house at the east end of Main St. Katie Aigler sjient a week with her uncle and aunt G. E. Heim bach in Lewistown. Mr Dree-, town I 1 ( ii iium- i 1 1 ee:ire i-, ! !;. . 'l !'t I 'l 11 -1 , the old ( i illl-'i Spring, hi.- !..i n 1 lion- ;.:,d ha- ! 1, II. e spot u! . ,.- ;, . W. F. F i Fre man'- . . of the J. S. Smith Prof. Uru.iuer III. . id Iroln ( 1'. irL'C- Mill- while he ; ' : ho ,:ir. ha-ed :nili--tiitld last All I I.'- old -tol- ' a in . i. in a r old l.o.i - lood. v d in: , E. I. i i nily p :i .-liaseil 11 ir-. moved into the hol-e V.li-ated bv Fei se. A Hen il I id e.nur iW.iil Wil- liam-town la-t wet k and thi- week moved with hi- lauiilv to the al.-ove named pl;'ee. Uev. D. '. Kaufman. Mr-. W. F. Iv-e, Mi--, Nellie I',. -i s.-r. Mrs. P. J. Heil.ster, Mr-. . . H.-in-bach. Mr-. El. Freed, M. -. Jo-eph Middhswartli and Mr-. P. Herlj ster have been aud some of thetn are still siek. Contract. For Armor Awarded. Wa?hinKton. U t. 27. Secretary Mooily has (! i . ! -1 the loni; stamlln? quesMnn of the awards for furnishing armor for the battleships Vermont, Minnesota. Kansas. Misstep . r pi ami Idaho. Thp Midvalo Steel Company, pf I'ulladelphi 1. Rets tho r mtraet for supplyinK tioon tons, and th-,- Carnegie and I!i thkhf ii. Cumitanies a toutract for supply-int- .'nOti tons rach. fhe companies nann- comprised all those who siriimitted bids for furnishing the plate. The bids of the Carnegie and Bethlehem Companies were identical, namely, $0.944.OoO. the delivery to be gin in nine months, while the Midvalo Cutaway's ts'.d was ;s.$Q5.j:32, deliv ery to besla In 20 months. 0G3C 0 3C 3C3C iuy at 0 Only ' r iohreyer's f 3 Reliable Goods Here. cured. 2"k at Middleburc Druir Co., Miss Ella Pover of Selinsgrove Uraybill aud (iarnian, Kichfield aud kcepinK house uutil she returns. I Dr. J. "W. Sampsell Penna Creek. Its a Fine Line of Velvets. Velvet Corduroys, Fancy Velvets. Plain Velours, Panne Velvets. A Velvet Season, many years since they have been worn so extensively, velvets for whole dresses; Velvets lor Coats, For separate Blouses Watch out when you buy them, cheap velvets mean that the back will show through ? We keep only the good kinds. They're the only satisfactory kind. Yelyet Corduroys 75e. to 81.10 Brow, WOOL WAIST MATERIALS FOR THIS WINTER Challies 55 cents evual to most 75 cent kinds for whole dresses as well as waists, all the latest shades, leaf designs, and dots and all have Satin Stripe. AMONG THE COTTONS FOR WHITE WAISTS. Beauty ot weave and fabric has never beon equaled ; prices are fi oaaxr P.fi nont. TFIoopoH 0vfnrH ytiiqoH ctf-irtoc nrlinvc have colored stripes or figures. 75 to 01.00 yd. n chreyer Store Co. Q Fr0r;b Streeh. nVHIHiTOnr, Penna. Eif, Street Q
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