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COUNTY SEAT
Sheridan S. Gohn, of the South
Side, sustained three broken ribs in a
gall from the haymow of the George
R. Scull stable on East North street,
one day last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Good, and
daughter, Mrs. Howard R. Boose,
and Mrs. Joseph Bricker, composed
an automobile party that left bere for
Pittsburg, where they will spend sev-
eral days.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hyatt, of the
West End, are entertaining the for-
mer’s father, Andrew Jackson Hyatt,
of Scullton.
Miss Mary Krause, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. B. G. Krause, of Salisbury,
has accepted a position as steno-
grapher in the office of District At-
torney Virgil R. Saylor.
John E. Lenox, editor of the Berlin
| Much qf the field corn is yet to be
| planted and weather continues very
NEWS ITEMS PT
GRANTSVILLE
Rev. Morris returned from a trip to
Kingwood, W. Va., where he attend-
ed the district Conference of the M,
E. Church. He was accompanied by
Clarence White and Harry Buttler of
Jennings.
James Ward,a wealthy man of West-
ernport, motored to Grantsville on
Sunday afternoon and on his return
took his sister-in-law, Mrs. Richard
Schlosnagle along to visit her sister,
Mrs. Geo. Engle, who is seriously ill.
Mayor Bonig has just recovered
from a badly Sprained foot which he
received while alighting from a wagon.
C. C. Beachy and family of near
Bittinger stopped overdinner on Sun-
day enroute for Salisbury and Meyers-
dale.
George Grose, the busy tombstone
man, and family motorea from Cum-
berland to Grantsville on Sunday.
«*Record,” and the Rev. H. H. Wiant, |
pastor of the Reformed church, were |
visitors in town last week. |
Noah Keefer, of the East End, has |
as his guests his grandsons, Alfonzo
Keefer of Pittsburg, and Harry Swau-
ger of Johnstown.
Mrs. George R. Scull was at Phila-
delphia, last week where she witness-
ed the commencement exercises of |
the Baldwin seminary, at Bryn Mawr,
her daughter, Miss Anna C. Becull,
being a member of the graduating
class.
H. 0. Benford, the well-known B.
& O. passenger conductor, is spend-
ing a vacation in Washington, D.C.
Philadelphia, New York, and Atlantic
©ity. During his absence Wood Zer-
foss, of Rockwood, is in charge of his
train.
Mr. and Mrs. John Crosby Brydon,
ofthe South Side, have announced
the birth of a son.
Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Milton C. Pyle, on the North Side, |
are Mrs. Ray A. Watson and daughter,
Miss Helen Jane, of Sharon, Pa. \
Miss Grace Altfather, of Valparaiso,
Jnd., who is visiting her parents in
Berlin, spent part of last week with
Miss Grace Heflley, on the West Side. |
Mrs. Frederick W. Biesecker, of the |
East Side, has as her guest, her sis-
ter, Miss Alice Scull, of Irwin, Pa. |
Ex-Judge Francis J. Kooser spent |
last week in Washington, D. C. |
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| home.
| the Amish
Mr. Grose reports an unusual amount
of work before Decoration Day.
Wm. Hostetler, of Cove, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Louis Miller. Wm.
has been suffering for several months
from a severe attack of stomach
trouble but is improving.
Eugene Younkin, who had been
working in a glass factory in Akron,
0., became quite ill aud was brought
He is somewhat improved at
this writing.
Work on the State road was begun
on Monday with a very small crew
but it is hoped that more men may be
hired The wages have been raised
to $2.00 per day.
The Amish Mennonites held their
communion services at the Miller
Church on Sunday, May 25. A large
number took part of the Sacred Em-
blems- '
Arrangements have been made for
the laying of the corner stone of the
pew Lutheran Church, on Sunday
afternoon June 1.
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SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
PINE HILL.
May 26— Lots of rain and fine
growing weather.
Alvin Turner bought =. valuable
horse some time ago, with which he
intends to do some sporting.
Quite a number of our young folks
are attending Normal.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stahl,
a daughter. Mother and daughter
are getting along nicely.
P S. Baer sold his property to Geo.
Del Brook, of Pine Hill, which he in-
tends to move into this fall. Mr. Del
Brook is a blacksmith and is working
for the Consolidated Coal Co.
Ephraim Walker is talking of taking
a trip to Louisiana.
Marling Smith purchased a silo from
Bruce Hauger. It 1s to be constructed
of tile. ‘
Marling Walker visited his father
and his son Ray over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hay visited at
Joseph Stahl’s on Thursday.
Eli Yoder is on the sick list again.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moser were
visiting at Sylvester Hay’s on Satur-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker and Mrs.
Frank Handwerk were visiting at Mike
Bowman’s over Sunday.
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SALISBURY.
May 27— Born to Mr. and Mrs. J.
Hardig, a daughter on Monday last.
Clayton Stober is improving his
property by having it painted.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Urias Thomas
of Beachy Addition, a son on Thurs-
day.
A very interesting and instructive
lecture on Palestine was giyen by the
Rev. L. P. Young in Hay’s Opera
House Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. May returned Sun-
day after spending a week in Jenner.
Mr. May is doing some building at
that place.
Quite a number of Salisbury atten-
ded the convention of the distric Sun-
day school convention at St. Paul on
Sunday.
The latest improvements on Union
street include some concrete work at
James Martin’s, J. L. Barchus and
OC. M. May’s and the removal of the
fence at Richard Newman’s.
Mrs. 8. A. Wagner has returned
home after a three week’s visit at the
CONFLUENCE.
May 26—C. E. Black spent Sunday
with his wife and daughter at Con-
nellsville, who had been visiting there
for several months.
Miss Della Silbaughof Somerfield
Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver and
daughter Jean were visiting friends
in Connellsville over Saturday and
Sunday. .
B. F. Brown was a Connellsville
visitor Monday.
ren had been the guests of the
former’s brothers, Charles and Frank
Critehfieid in Piitsbuigh, the last
week returned home. !
in Masontown, returned home.
Mrs. Scott, entertained her daugh-
ter, Mrs. 8. G. Zimmerman of Con-
nellsville over Sunday.
the funeral of the late Grover Nich-
olson, at Humbert yesterday.
Mrs. E. B. Black and children,
Harold and Jean, were guests of
last week.
Mrs. Jeannette Baker spent from
Saturday until Monday, at Morgan-
town, W. Va,, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. CO. D. Allebaugh.
Mrs. M. N. Phillippi,
been visiting friends at Rockw od
and Somerset, the past two weeks,
returned home.
Miss Helen Miller is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Meyersdale this
week and will attend the High School
Commencement exercises.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Frantz and
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beggs, who had
been on an automobile trip to Phil-
adelphia, Washington and Gettys-
burg, for a week returned home on
is visiting on, the West Side, the |
guest of her cousin, Miss Stella Miller. |
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm and two child- §
Mrs. Charles Show spent a week |
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, |
Rev. 0. W. Hoover, officiated at |
friends in Dawson and Connellsville |°
who had
A BRIEF HISTORY
until
1861-1864—The soldiers whom we honor
this 30th day of May won
their glorious victories.
1869—Only a few years later, there
was started in Meyersdale
the bank Philson, Black &
Co., which was so operated
1882—When S.
the firm which was then
named the CITIZENS BANK and
so continued until
1901—When it was incorporated as
the CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
Old in experience
: New in methods :
Gives efficient service to its depositors
““THE BANK WITH THE CLOCK.”
B. Philson entered
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Sunday evening.
Miss Helen Fick, who has been
her uncle, Fred Dickerson in Pitts-
burgh, returnrd home on Sunday.’
The Ross Rush Post attended ser-
vices in the M. E. church on Sun-
day eyening as well as the Men's
Adult Bible class. Rev. C. W. Hoov-
er preached the Mer © ‘8’ sermon.
At the close of the services the sol-
diers with their wives and the widows
home of her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. N. Brantler,of Swissvale.
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HAYS MILL
May 27—Elder Daniel Fike former-
ly of this township, but now of Cali-
fornia, is visiting friends and rela-
tives here.
Daniel J. Kinsinger, son of John
Kinsinger of Summit, and Amanda
Yoder, daughter of David Yoder of
Elk Lick township, were married at
church at Summit Mills
Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Holder-|y,y poy, Moses Yoder on last Sunday.
baum, of the West Side, were at Wel- |
lersburg last week where they at-
tended the funeral of William Moser, |
a brother of Mrs. Holderbaum.
Harry Berkey, of the South Side,
has gohe to Newark, O., where he
will spend several weeks with rriends
and relatives.
Miss Mary Black is spending the
week with friends and relatives in
Morgantown, W. Va.
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CASSELMAN.
May 26—Mrs. Edward Beal, of
Wellersburg, W. Va., is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Scott.
Miss Lilllan Shank was a Somerset
caller on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Burns were visiting
the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Cook{at Hyndman Sunday.
A Children’s Day Programme is
being arranged for the eighth of
June in the United Brethren church.
Rev. Umstead, p + or of the Church
of God, at Kingwood, and Rev.
House, pastor of the United Brethren
church, at Gasselman exchanged pul-
pits for last Sunday’s service.
Mrs. VanSickle and son Edward
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Miller,
of Rockwood.
Mr. Shealer of Somerset was a
caller atthe home of Mr. Harrison
Sechler, Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Putman of Markleton
yisitedgher father-in-law, Mr. Aaron
Lape, last Sunday.
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GLADE CITY.
May 26—Lavina Clark and Mrs.
Martha Wilhelm of Connellsville,
made a short visit at the home of
FBdward Bittner.
Edward Bittner, who had been in a! Johnstown, spent over Saturday even- |
| We wish them success through the
journey of life.
| Daniel 8. Gnagey, one of our pro-
minent farmers is building an automo-
| bile shed.
Prof. 8. C. Witt returned home last
| Saturday from West Elizabeth, where
| he finished teaching his second term
| of school.
E. J. Obrine took a trip to Frost-
burg, Md., this week,
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Kinsinger
and Mr. and Mrs. John Kinsinger,left
on Tuesday for Hartville, Stark Co.,
Ohio, where they will visit the for-
mer’s son, Samuel Kinsinger. They
will also visit relatives in Holmes
county, before returning home.
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VIM.
May 27— Mrs. Andrew Stein and
children of Meyersdale, spent Wed-
nesday of last week with Mrs. Wm.
Seggie.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meyers and
Mrs. George Meyers and children,
spent Thursday of last week in Salis-
bury with Mrs. Samuel Glotfelty.
Mrs. Daniel Fike is reported on the
sick list.
Master Samuel Miller, son of P. C.
Miller, is visiting relatives near Johes-
burg at present.
W. W. Nicholson was given a birth-
day party by his friends and relatives
| on Thursday evening of last week.
Ananias Hoover, of near Salisbury,
is painting and hanging paper for
Bangard Bros.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Klingaman, of
Berkley’s Mill, spent last Sunday with
| their son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
land Mrs. Bruce Fike.
Harry Housel, who is working in
May 26,—Mrs. Mike Bowman was
visiting her daughter, at Cumberland.
Mrs. Lewis Baker visited her moth-
er at Garret, last week.
Wilson Neinmiller was a welcome
callerat H. H. Glessner’s, last Sunday.
The Baker Brothers are putting up
a wall for Sol. Bowser, at Somerset.
The Meyersdale Drum Corps passed
through hereon Sunday and played a
few pieces as they passed through our
town.
Mr. and Mrs. S./S. Hay passed
through here on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bowman were
entertained by a few of their friends,
last Sunday.
There will will be a festival at
Berkleys Mill, Saturday night May 31.
reefer
RIDGE VIEW.
May 27— Mrs. Minnie Stewart, of
Chicago, Ill., is here visiting friends.
Mrs. Ada Eldora McCarthy, of Ari-
zona, is visiting her brother John
Mitchell. Mrs. McCarthy has not vis-
ited Addison for 10 years although it
is her former home. Her home- com-
ing was a pleasant surprise to her
many friends, Her mother, Mrs Lizzie
Mitchell, will return home with her in
a few days.
We are having all kinds of trouble
with automobiles. I.ast week Mrs.
Walter Fazenbaker, together with her
little child, who were out driving, the
horse was frightened by an apprach-
and child out and bruising them con-
siderably.
Addison is to have a gay time on
Decoration Day. . The Friendsville
band is to furnish music and several
speakers will be here. Inthe evening
the Civic Club will give an entertain-
ment in the I. O. O. F. hall. The play
is entitled ‘‘Our College Town.”’
We ore having very heavy and cold
rains this week which have greatly re-
tarded the growth of garden truck.
Mrs. C. N. Jefferys is at Gettysburg
this week. She is there as a delegate
of the Grand Lodge of the Daughters
| of Rebecca.
{ Mrs. Mary I. Augustine is visiting
critical condtion for the past week, | ing with his wife and parents, Mr. and | friends in Markleysburg this week.
shows some improvement.
It is reported that all the houses
at the Savage Fire Brick works,
will be repaired, that there is a
slight advance in wages
they expect to have the force of
workmen increased.
Mr. O. A. Just of Meyersdale, was
a visitor at the Sunday school on
Sunday afternoon and was much
surprised at the size of the school
and well pleased with the work that
is being done.
Our h
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butcher, J. W
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established ir
and that |
| Mrs. Curtis Housel.
| Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Weller and
! small children spent Sunday at Key-
| .
| stone Mines.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corbett, of
| Wilmerding, have moved their goods
| here in the house they recently pur-
| chased from T. I. Augustine.
Mrs. Ellen Krause and son Nelson, | Corbett will open a first class store
Mr.
of Meyersdale, spent Saturday in our | and he deserves a large patronage.
| community.
P. O. Miller baled several car-loads | spring house built,
| plete it will be as fine as any in the
| county.
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SAND PATCH.
May. .27—Mars. Howard Ravenscraft
was a Wednesday. visitor at Meyers-
dale.
spending the past two weeks with |
presented with a |,
The church was suitably deco- |
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A birthday party was given to Mrs.
A. Nicholson, on Thursday evening
More than fifty were present.
Mr. M. J. Livengood and daughter,
Jennie, were the guests of the for-
mer’s mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary A.
Ravenscraft.
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INDIAN CREEK.
May 26—Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Thorpe, ard son Nelson spent Sab-
urday night with Connellsville friends.
Over 100 people patronized the ex-
cursion on the Indian Creek Valley
road on Sunday.
J. C. Rodger, of Rogers Mill, was
a Connellsville business caller on
Monday.
Mort Stewart’s remains were
brought on No. 48 on Monday from
Philadelphia, and taken to Champion
for burial.
Warren Younkin spent Sunday abt
Connellsville with his parents.
A number of our people spent Sat-
urday night at Connellsville, as fol-
lows:—L. L. Fish, George Werks,
W. A. Austin, Harry Reed and Clyde
Werks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Barkley, of
Roaring Run, spent Saturday at
Connellsville with ‘the intention of
purchasing’ an automobile.
While Jake Dull’s horse was in
pasture he broke from the field and
headed for Connellsyille. Some
farmer caught him on the pike and
returned him to Mr. Dull on Mon-
day.
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ROCKWOOD
Rev. D. S. Krutz a delelgate of the
Lutheran Church left for Bakersville
where the annual meeting of the
Somerset Lutaeran conference will be
held for three days.
Ray McPerson Miller spent Sunday
at Confluence with his many friends.
Mrs. Ellen Snyder and daughter
Julia spent Saturday in Meyersdale
shopping and visiting.
The home of Dr. Speicher was en-
livened by the advent of a big boy on
Friday.
Mrs. A. H. Bittner is spending sev-
eral days in Pittsburgh, the guest of
| relatives and friends.
| The members of the W. H. Weller
he sons veterans, attended
on Sunday even-
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FUNNY CORNERS.
May 26—Some folks tell all they
know, which is bad enough; but they
keep right on and tell a lot of things
they don’t know, and that is worse.
Miss Maggie Gnagey was visiting
relatives and friends in our communi-
ty last week.
Jonas Maust is working for Lewis
Maust at present.
Mrs. Milton Opel and children of
Berlin, are visitors in our community.
Noah Mast is building a kitchen to
his house. -
Earl Opel made a visit to Christ
Maust’s on Sunday.
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A NEW BANK IN THE COUNTY.
Attorney John A. Hartman, of
Windber, on August 25th will apply
to Gov. Tener for a state charter
for a proposed new banking insti-
tution in Paint Borough, to be call-
ed the Merchants & Miners Bank.
The incorporators are C. Caldwell,
Dr. W.T. Geddes, A. W. Brinham
and J. R. Caldwell.
DEAD LETTER LIST.
Harry Boonor, C. B. Edwards,
card; Evening Journal, card; Rubie
Hoover, card; Chas. Monroe, card;
| Victor Tubman, card; D. B. Tylor,
| J. W. Williams, card;
Young, }
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Dr. W. C. Kline, Foreign.
Mrs. G. N.|
CONSTABLES REPORT
POOR ROADS.’
A
Z. H. Heinbaugh, constable of;
Upper Turkeyfoot township, and’
John Spangler, constable of Milford:
township have returned the road!
supervisors of their bailiwicks to
court for alleged negligence of the
public highways. Both returns com-'
plain of one road, leading from Cas-
selman to Rockwood, part of which
is located in Upper Turkeyfoot twp. |
and part ia Milford twp.
It is alleged that the general con-g
dition of the roadis bad on account!
of lack of needed repairs and that
in some places the highway
has been in an almost impass-
able condition for fiye or six months.’
The Upper Turkeyfoot twp., sup-
ervisors are J. C. McMillen, E: s.|
Sechler and Wm. Nicklow. The;
accused supervisors of Milford twp.,
are Mahlon Saylor, Charles G. Sech=
ler and Norman Saylor.
The constables, return have been
docketed for trial at September court
being treated the same as cases in}
which sworn informations are made.
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