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INDIAN CREEK.
i July 14— Rodney Woodmancy has
éompleted his new boat and gave it a
tryout last week. He claims it will |
carry over a ton safely and has named |
it the Titanic. Watch out for the float-
ing icebergs, Rodney.
S. M. May, from Mill Run, spent a
day with his son, Attorney May, of
Connellsville.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Lynn were Con-
nellsville callers,the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Alguire.
Walter Cotton, the. B. & O. bridge
and building inspector, was here one
day last "week on business.
A. O. Overhalt, from the Country
Club, at Jones Mill, was a business
caller in Scottdale and Mt. Pleasant
last week.
- Allen Sipe, one of our industrious
farmers and stock raisers,of Mill Run,
was a Connellsyille business caller
last evening.
Miss Eliza Dushone, who had been |
spending several months with Mrs. A. |
Stickle, at Mill Run, spent a day in
Connellsville calling on friends last |
week.
Gertrude Hutchison, the seamstress
from Mill Run,spent a day in Connells-
ville calling on friends and shopping.
Geo. Harbaugh and son, Dudley, of
Mill Run, were Connellsville callers |
last week.
Dr. Brooks, from Normalville made
a professional call here today, looking
after the sick.
Advertise in The Commercial and
wait for results.
F.W. Stickel arrived here from Mag
nolia, W. Va., and is looking after his
jaterests here.
The Painter family, of Greensburg,
arrived here last week and are again
at their summer home at Rogers Mill.
Mrs. Charles Thorpe and son Melvin
spent a day in Connellsville last week |
with friends. |
Joha Pinkney, an old veteran, from
Mill Run, was in Connellsville, renew-
ing old acquaintances.
The I. C. V. Ry. have cleared their
big landslide at Popular Hollow and
passenger and freight service has been
restored, all trains arriving and leav-
ing on schedule time,
fhe W. M. Ry. have opened a day
office on their line. This looks as if
business was on the increase. |
The McFarland Lumber Co. have
installed the twice monthly pay sys-
tém. All employes will receive their |
‘pay envelopes on the 2nd and 4th Sat- |
urdays of the month.
Fred Swearman spent Wednesday
with his parents at Glade City.
M. E. Frozee, from Connellsville, |
was along the Indian Creek Valley |
Wednesday on business.
J. J. Kidd, of the Kidd, Bucking-
ham Lumber Co., of Baltimore, Md.,
was here Wednesday looking over the
stock of the McFarland Lumber Co.
E. S. Barnes, superintendent of the
Mountain Water Suppiy Co., was
the Indian Creek Valley Wed-
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nesday. :
Father Burns, of Connellsville, ac-
companied by several sisters, spent
Wednesday at Killarney Park.
Robert Norris, the retired shoe mer-
chant, from Connellsville,whois spend-
ing the hot season at his summer
house at Rogers Mill, spent Wednes-
day in Connellsville on business.
Mrs. John Johnson, from Mill Run,
was shopping and calling on friends in
Connellsville Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Habel spent
Friday among Connellsville friends
| Keyestone, spent a few hours here
| D. W. Border.
| Sarah Ringler,
; ing relatives and friends.
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I. J Baer, the 3d trick operator of
Sunday, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Habel. He left for Connells-
ville on important. business Sunday
evening.
Levi King has resigned his position
as night watchman on the W. M.
Patronize those who advertise.
Mrs. H. C. Krepps and daughtea, of
near Miil Run, spent Saturday night
here with their husband and father.
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HOLSOPPLE.
Benson Borough School Board has
reorganized for the new school year
by electing the following new officers;
President, William Snably ; Secretary,
N. O0.Border;and Treasurer, L.Helsel.
Teachers were elected Friday even-
ing.
Miss Nell Shupe, of Dayton, O., isa
guest offMiis Martha Cassler, of this
place. They attended Otterbin Col-
lege together.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hoffman and
daughter, Dorothy, are home from
Phillipsburg, where they spent a few
weeks with relatives.'s They were ac-
companied home by Mrs. Trent, of |
Philipsburg. :
Miss Mildred Acker, of Chicago, is
a guest of her brother-in-law and sis-
ter, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Helsel.
Ralph Fish has returned to his home |
in Indian Creek, after a visit here
with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
The White Oak Light, Heat & Power |
Company, of Holsopple, has brought |
an action against Benson Borough to
recover $370 for street lighting ser-
vice.
Harvey Cross, of Somerset town-
ship, who conducts a small store near
Somerset, was given a hearing before
Justice of the Peace, A. Kent Miller,
on .a charge of selling cigarettes to
minors. Because of insufficient evi-
dence, the case was settled by his
paying the costs.
% | daugeter, Mary Sue, of Bedford, are
| Samuel McClure of Pittsburg, were
| tne honor guests.
SALISBURY.
July 14—Mrs. George Biser and
guests of Miss Carrie Johnston.
Bud Wagner, who had been working
in Johnstown for the last six months,
is again at home with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Wagner.
Mr and Mrs. J. L. Barchus accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Will Liven-
good, motored to Addison, Friday
morning and returned in the evening.
Edward Livengood, who nearly lost
his life through alcoholic poison is re-
ported out of danger.
Bud Stotler returned Sunday after
being away from home a week.
Rev. and Mrs. I. S. Monn and son
Joe, are spending a menth at Cham-
bersburg, visiting their parents and
other relatives.
On Thursday Dr. Albert Haselbarth
and family motored from Mercers-
burg, to thisplace to visit his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Haselbarth.
On Monday Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
May, accompanied by Mrs. C. T. Hay,
Imogene Hay, and Mrs. A. M. Lichty,
motored via. Oakland to Elkins,
W. Va.
The ladies fancy work party was
entertained at the home of E. C.
Saylor’s last Thursday. There were
about thirty guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Johnston en-
tertained a number of their friends
at ‘500’ on Friday evening. Mrs.
George Bizer of Bedford, and Mrs.
Other guests pres-
ent were Dr. and Mrs. A. M. Lichty,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Barchus, Mr. and
Mrs. C. M. May, Mr. and Mrs. Otto
Petry, and Misses Carrie Johnston,
Emma McClure, Amanda Martin,
and Lottie Wagner; Messrs. John
Johnston, Ernest Livengood, G. C.
Hay and Fay Lichty.
Miss Anawalt of Stoyestown, is vis-
iting Miss Carrie Johnston,
Miss Mildred Slocum of McKees-
port, is visiting Miss Dorothy Bar-
chus.
Mrs. Glessner of Berlin, is visiting
her daughter and family, Dr. and
Mrs. E. C. Saylor.
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HOOVERSVILLE.
July 12—The supreme court has de-
cided that the shade trees in front of
a man’s residence belong to him al-
S. E. Krupp has purchased the West
End garage from John F. Arisman and |
Harry Weighley. The consideration
has not been made known.
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July 14—Mrs. Tillie Vought, and
son Hurley, of Eglon, W. V., were
visiting friends and relatives in this
section last week.
Henry Nicholson, a veteran from
Missouri, attended the Gettysburg
Conyention, also took part in the
battle during the Civil War stopped
off at Meyersdale, to visit his sister,
Mrs. Simon Nicholson at Pleasant
Hill, and other relatiyes, on Monday
and Tuesday of last week.
John Tressler, who had his right
leg broken several weeks ago, is able
to be out again on crutches.
W. W. Nicholson, accompanied
his uncle Henry to Connellsville,
where they spent several days wvisit-
Henry Suder, and family spent
Sunday at Deal, with Mr. and Mrs.
at Coal Run, and |
though they be located on public
property. The case in which the de-
cision was rendered was one in which
the property owner sued a telephone
company for cutting off the limbs of
his trees. The decision is of interest
to all property holders.
Treatment for Corns—Yes, indeed,
there are many remedies. Here is
one: Soften the corn with applica-
tions of vaseline and soakings in hot
water, then paint the spot with a
mixture of one ounce of Collodion
and ten drops of Cannabis Indica.
| Prevent the return of the corn by
daily rubbings with vaseline.
A new coal mine is being opened
south of Hooversville, as well as at
Landstreet, and men are wanted.
Mrs.-T. H. Williams has returned
home after spending a few days visit-
ing at Somerset.
Louis Roth was a business visitor
to Pittsburg recently. ~
George Coleman is harvesting for
his son-in-law at Coleman.
Veteran J. Boyer made a social call
after returning from Gettysburg, at
P. W. Suder, and family.
Miss Elizabeth Tressler. who is
employed by the Meyersdale Pro.,
Co., spent Tuesday in Somerset.
Mr. and Mrs. Calyin Swindell, and
daughter and Mrs. Swindell’s father,
Mr. Knight, of Coal Centre, Pa., are
at present visiting relatives in this
section.
Howard Fike and family spent
Sunday with Conrad Gnagey’s near
Cross Road church.
while there they enjoyed a fine auto
ride in the car of Mr. and Mrs. D. D.
Sipe.
Harry Fullem, from Broadford,spent
over Sunday with his parents near
Mill‘Run.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorpe and son
Melvin spent Saturday night in Con-
nellsville.
Samuel Housel, from Lisenring No.1
spent over Sunday with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Warrick spent
over Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Bradley Ridenour.
Dr. W. H. Fetter,of Scottdale,made
a professional call to the home of J.
WwW. Hawks, near Mill Bun, Sunday on
Hawkg’ sister, Mrs. Charles Shannon.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Miller and son,
Charles, spent over Sunday among
friends at Rogers Mill.
Miss Jennie Illig left for Connells- |
ville Saturday evening to spend sev-
eral days among friends.
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the NC tower, spe
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trick operator at
Sunday with his parents at Glade
City.
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Mr. |
P. W. White and family spent
Sunday in Salisbury, with William
Engle’s.
Milton and Harry Meyers are
spending this week in Avalon with
their sisters, Mrs. Annie Parker, and
| Mrs. Weinstein.
Mrs. Asa Hoar, and two children
are visiting relatives in Brownsville.
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nicholson,
and children spent Sunday with W.
M. Shultz, in Greenyilie twp.
Mr. and Mrs. John Glessner,
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| Larimer twp., with relatives.
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Mrs. C. Bowmaster, of Meyersdale weather is favorable.
spent Sunday with Wilson Ringler’s.
C. W. Tressler, and his daughter
- gecount of the serious illnes of Mrs. | Edna, spent Saturday and Sunday in
the office of Dr. Gildner, who knew
| each other 40 years ago, and this was
| their first meeting, and they recited
| instances which took place at that
| time.
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family
SALISBURY JUNCTION.
July 14—Harry Moshbolder, wife and
returned to Connellsville,
after spending two weeks with the
former’s parents.
Mrs. Howard Speicher, and son
Karl, of Rockwood, are spending a
few = weeks with Mrs. Speicher’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Merte-
neys.
John Berkley, and wife, Mr. Ferns-
ner and two children of Washing-
ton, D. C., are spending some time
with the former’s mother, who re-
sides with M. C. Horner’s.
A. C Gauntz, wife and son Mel-
vin, are spending the week with
the former’s sister, Mrs. Sarah
Seibert.
The following person spent
Sunday at John Werner’s, Edith
Baer, Harry Fisher, Ralph Werner,
Paul Baer,Ezra Baer and Paul Werner,
wife and family.
Mrs. Sarah Baer and two daughters
spent Sunday at the home of the |
former’s son George of Meyersdale.
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CONFLUENCE.
July 14—Mrs. F. F. Lininger, and
son Mervin, of Conneaut, Ohio, have
been visiting Mrs. George McDonald
and Mrs. John Truetle, during the
past week, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Collins, and daughter
Thelma, of Connellsville, are spend-
ing several days with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Stark. :
Mrs. Edmunds, and daughter of
Homestead have been visiting Mrs.
Raymond Reynolds.
Mrs. L. D. Show and two children |
are spending some time in Fairmont,
W. Va,
her cousin, O. B. Maddox, at Fair-
mont, W. Va.
Mrs. Myrtle Sellers, of Ursina,
called on friends in town on Satur-
day.
Miss Carrie Hood, of Somerfield,
who has been visiting Miss Mary
Zimmerman for several weeks has
returned home.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hostetler are
visiting friends in Uniontown, Greens-
burg and Connellsville.
Mrs. M. McLaughlin, and daughter
Anna of Connellsyslle, who had
been visiting che former’s niece,
Mrs. John Weaver, for several weeks,
left on Saturday for Friendsyille,
Md.
Mrs. Reeves Hill, of New Castle,
and Miss Margretta Hill, of Pitts-
burgh, who had been visiting the
former’s parerts, Mr. and Mrs. V.
M. Black, have returned to their
home.
The Ability to Check
Shows Man's Supremacy
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If the horses, cattle and chickens had their
way they would enter the ripening hay and grain
fields and eat and trample down the maturing
products. Having a feast today—a famine
tomorrow. :
But man builds fences, mows and reaps,
saves and stores away the summer’s abundance
for the winter’s needs. j
The same care, the same restraint, the pru-
dent man employs with his money. Dollars in
the pocket go quickly. :
Dollars in the bank go slowly. The writing
of a check causes us to think twice before spend-
‘ing.
Show your supremacy by opening an account
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and your ability to check yourself by checking on
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Citizens National Bank.
‘““THE BANK WITH THE CLOCK.”
Miss Edith Show is the guest of |
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Groceries, Flour, Feed, Etc.
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MEYERSDALE FA.
Centre Street
George and Chaa. Schwarm, of
Fairmont, W. Va., have returned to
their home after spending three
weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. D
Show.
The following members of the
Fancy Work club were entertained
at the home of Miss Laura
Marquart. Misses Ida McDonnell,
Susan Bowlin, Gertrude Dold, Emma
Flanigan.
Mrs. A. Wilson, of Dunbar, and
Mrs. Barnhart of Connellsville, are
visiting Mrs. John Trentle, for a
few days.
Mrs. Effie Romesbnrg and two
children left for McKeesport on
Sunday to spend several weeks with
relatives and friends.
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Mrs. Frank Welsh and son Frank
are spending several days with friends
at Connellsville.
Dr. White, of Connellsville, made
a professional call here on Sunday.
| DEAL.
July 14—The Reformed social held
|at White Oak, wasa good success;
| all present had a very nice time.
Calyin Tressler, and his daughter
| Edna spent some time last week
| with his brother, H. G. Tressler, of
| this place.
| George B. Suder, and wife of Bos-
ton, Mass., spent their vacation
| with Mr.and Mrs. P. W. Suder, of
this place.
William Housel, of
spent Sunday at home.
The Reformed church service will
be at 10 o’clock Sunday. Sunday school
at 9 a. m. All are invited.
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PINE HILL.
The farmers of this community are
uite busy hay making when the
Meyersdale,
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the miners are earning good wages.
vice in the hayfield.
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Commercial
The mines are running full time and
S. P. Fritz, the popular veternary |
surgeon, has beenflending yeoman ser-
age-
| Mrs. John Burke and daughter left |
| on Saturday to visit friends at Friends-
| ville, Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Marietta and |
family have returned to their home
at Humbert after a pleasant visit
with friends here.
Edward A. Mitchell was buried on
Sunday afternoon in the Mitchell
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockwell Marietta
have returned to their home in Union-
town after a week’s visit with friends.
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Mrs. Martha Fletcher has been the
guest of Mrs. Daniel Bittner.
Miss Bessie Wiltrout is visiting. at
the home of here grandfather, Mr.
Wiltrout.
Miss Warner, of Connellsville, is
| visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Joan
| Lepheart.
Mrs. George Tipton has returned to
| her home in Connellsville.
A. J. Orlidge, of Braddock, Pa., a
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SIPPLEVILLE J. G. Deeds, the Union Sunday
July 9,—It has been a long time | School organizer called on J. W.
since you have heard from us, but we | Forrest last Thursday in the interest
are still here and can’t be put out. of Sunday school work. He ex-
Mrs. L. A. Smith, Mrs. W. Ankley ra pleasure in the Sun-
and Mrs. J. G. Malcolnwere welcome | 1 school as couducted in Glade
callers at Mrs. Webb’s, ‘of Saylor | y :
Knob, on Tuesday evening. The brick yard at Keystone June--
Mrs. J. G. Malcoln spent Tuesday
tion is rushed with orders.
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs.| XeV. Romesberg of Garrett preach-
Robert Lee, of Saylor Knob.
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| DES A Jonathan Pritz, one of our splendid | student of the Bible School, Park, N.
| There was a temperance lecture | citizens, is enjoying life surrounded | Y., who is on his vacation, is visiting
| given in the Methodist church on Sun- | jy many friends. |at the home of Rev. E. F. House.
| day night by Mr. Holsopple. | TR. D. Hoffman, with three mowers He is an evangelistic singer of some
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| Miss Helen Keucher, of Braddock, | in the field, has been cutting a great | NOC She has Seliguied the People of
| : - : 7 { ssel yith h i SO noice.
1 | Pa., is spending several weeks with | deal of grass in a day. { Casse.man wi ine T
is . : 3 rar a | is ii ‘i ess | He and Rev. Longthorpe, of New
nt | her friend, Mis e VanSickel, | H. Gumbert’s dog, ‘‘Spring,”’ is a :
| paign near Erie, Pa.
Children cry
FOR FLETCHER’S
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| York recently closed a successful cam-
R.R Souser and family have re-
turned from ndod tour of the
West, where they visited relatives
and friends.
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For dyspej
ed last Sunday afternoon. Rev. D.
George H. Albright has gone to | teruoon, after Sunday school.
Berlin where he will work on the state ; : :
Charles Froeze, is a typhoid fever
Mrs. J. G. Malcolm, who was stay- | Wm. Froeze.
ing with her mother, Mrs Lucy wl Our butcher, J, W. Forrest, is
burg on Thursday. | high grade meats which he fur-
Misses Mary and Martha Froese of |nishes his increasing number of cus-’
day morning enroutef or Washington pe
and Philadelphia. ROCKWOOD.
| and Mrs. Ross. Albright were welcome | opened up along the Baltimore & Ohio.
callers at the home of Mrs. Lucy Al-| east of Rockwood, is about ready to
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GLADE CITY. | railroad is completed, which will be
Sunday School and the Keystone; Miss Elizabeth Miller has returned
Junction = Lutheran Sunday school|home after a three weeks visit with
in Al. Bittner’s sugar grove. The
{ Keystone and the Shaw Mines Union
| to join in the picnic. This is an old
| time basket picnic, where everyone
| will be an abundance for all and a
| L. Clapper, will preach Sunday af-
road. :
patient at the home of his brother,
bright, left on train no.15 for Pitts-| gaining quite a reputation - for the
this place left on train no. 8 on Thurs- | tomers.
Mrs Robert Lee, of Saylor Knob, | The new coal mine that is being
bright, on Wednesday. | begin the shipment of coal, as soon
July 14—The Glade Oity Union |but a short time.
will hold a picnic tomorrow, (Friday) | relatives and friends in Connellsville.
Sunday schools have also been invited
| is to bring a basket and then there
good time.
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