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PERSONAL AND LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Items Pertaining to the Town in General and
Prepared for the Readers By =
Our Busy Staff.
FATHER AND SON
IN DISPUTE.
The litigation between Charles S.
Vannear, aged 80 years, of Somerset,
and his son, Lewis W. Vannear of
Jennertown, reveals one of the most
son ever involved in an action insti-
tuted in the Somerset county courts.
toe
Chaarles Dahl spent’ Sunday and
Monday with friends at Lonaconing.
Ira J. Baer, spent; Saturday and
Sunday with friends at Bedford.
Frank Steinkerchner, of Listie, was
a town visitor Sunday and Monday,
Miss Edna Payne, was a Cumber-
land visitor Thursday of last week.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Koontz, on Monday—A daughter.
Lloyd Imler, left Sunday to spend
seyeral days at his former home ab
Imlerville, Bedford county.
J. H. Medger, of Elk Lick, attended
the funeral of Mr. John T. Hocking, |
on Monday. :
Miss Qarrie Noel, of Hyndman, is
the ‘guest of her friend, Miss Edna
Payne, of Meyers avenue.
Roy Domer, is spending a few
days of this week with frierds in
Pittsburgh. =~
Miss§Lydia Holtzhouer, of Rock
wood, was in town Monday visiting
relatives and friends. :
Midbes Lois Klare, and Lulu Kemp
of Somerset, were visitors here with
friends Friday and Saturday.
Watches and Chains, your choice at
a bargain, look them over at half
price. T. W. Gurley,fthe Jeweler. ad
Louis Cohen, of Magnolia, W.. Va.,
is a visitor here a few days this
week.
Father Burns.§of Connellsville, was
a guest of Father Brady, a few days
last week.
Thomas Courtney, of Rockwood,
was a Sunday visitor here with
friends.
Mrs. James fiKerrigan, of Sand
Patch, was agFriday visitor here
with friends. :
Mrs. James Leckemby returned
home ‘Saturday from a visit with rela- |.
tives and friends at Oonnellsyille.
J. W. O’Connor, of Pittsburgh, was
a business visitorjhere? Friday of last
week.
Orville Crowe, cof near Frostburg,
Md., was a Sunday visitor here with
relatives and friends. ot
Mrs. Ida Hoblitzell, of Somerset,
spent Sunday here with relatives
and friends. :
Frank Durst, of} rostburg, Md.,
spent Sunday here fat the home of
Mr. and Mrs..C. E.Crowe, of Meyers
avenue. yo
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Kendall, and
Mrs. DuFour,zof Washington, D. C., |
‘wwere town visitors with friends from
Friday untilj;Mondaygevening.
Miss Alice Friedline, and brother
Nathaniel returned home Sunday
evening from ajlvisit fwith relatives
.and friends at Cumberland, Md.
Mr. and Mrs.. M. J. - Livengood, |
and daughters, Misses Mary, Gladys
and Jennie were} Salisbury visitors
Sunday with relatives and friends.
Mrs. James McCartney, who had
been spending several weeks visit-
dng relatives and friends at Addison
and Confluence, has returned home.
Mr. and:Mrs. H. {E. Bowman, and
children returnedjhome Monday from
avwisit withBrelatives ;and friends at
Hyndman.
Mrs. George D. Siehl, lelt Monday
evening for Elkins,;W. Va., where
she is spending the week with rela-
tives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Weigley, of
Somerset, are guestsat the Slicer
House. Theyjexpect ito remain here
for someftime.
Rev.:8.'R. Kresge, son’ of Rev. A.
8. Kresge, visited in town a few
days this ‘week, left on ‘Tuesday for
his home ai New Providence, Pa.
Mise Mary Geiger, of Greenville
twp., arrived here Saturday and
expectsgto remain in town for some
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Orris, of
Johnstown, spent Saturday .and Sun-
day here with the latter’s, aunt Miss
Mayme Platt,jof High streef.
Mrs. C.2E.ZCrowe, and little daugh-
ter Dorothy spent Saturday at Mark-
hy withfher son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr. and Mrs.;Charles Sanders.
Miss Mae Beal, of Pittsburgh, is
spending . the week here with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Beal, of the South Side.
Mrs. SamueliSheets, and son James
of Connellsville, spent several days
of this week here and at Coal Run,
with relatives and friends.
Jewelry forigifts,jbracelets, lockets,
and lavallieres,jbeautifnl patterns, at
T. W. Gurley’s. Closing =oub
prices. ad
James G. Ott, of jPittsburgh, and
Miss Lydia®Alice:Hersh, of this place
were married at Cnmberland, Md,,
Monday,
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! Sometime ago the junior Vannear
petitioned the court for the appoint-
A. C. Lepley, of Elk Lick township, ment of a guardian for his father,
will sell his personal property on ' who, he alleged, was mentally in-
Friday (tomorrow). Sale begins at capacitated for the transaction of
12:30 p. m. . business on account of his advanced
M. E. Yoder, will sell in Summit ; age, and was liable to be made the
township, Lloyd Hay, tenant, on victim of designing persons. A hear-
Tues@ay, November 25th, live stock, ing was held and the matter is still
grain, farming implemenrs, ete. ad pending in court, the senior Vannear
disputing the assertions of his son.
Mrs. W. H. Gill, and daughter
Beavertown, Pa.
serious breaks between father and |
s b tly Charles S. Vannear |. =
Miss Alpha have returned home from oe nt ots of $024 in
a visit with relatives and friends ab | against his son, and a writ and execi .
'POWDERFLASK
EXPLODED.
Last Thursday while two Slavish la-
borers were putting off a shot, while
handling a squib one happened to
jump on a powder flask, which ex-
ploded. Their faces and hands were
seriously burned. They were taken
to the State Cottage Hospital, at
Connellsville, where they are getting
along very well.
3 cans Baked Beans for 25 cents,
at Bittner’s Grocery. ad
THE GRIM == |
=== REAPER |
* MRS, ELIZABETH ANAWALT.
‘Mrs. Elizabeth Anawalt, aged 63,
' tion thereon were issued for the sale,
Call in and inspect T. W. Gurley’s of the defendant’s property. ‘Lewis
Line of Xmas Goods, all being sold W. Vannear has filed a petition With’
at cost. ad the court asking that the judgment
: be opened and the writ stayed .in
order that he may entgr a defense:
He. alleges that the mote-in gnestion
was given to his father: ag collateral’
Miss Anna Housel, one of the lady
clerks at the postoffice, was coufined
to the house for a few days this
week, on account of illness.
The editor and his wife enjoyed a his father is bail for him, and which
big butchering dinner at the home is held by the County Trust company
of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Nicholson, | of Somerset. The junior Vannear
at Vim, last Friday. claims that his father never gave him
Miss Kathaleen Brown, of Holli-
daysburg, Pa., is the guest of her
friend, Miss' Ethel Scott, of Main
street.
that the note held by the bank has
been reduced to $300 by payments by
' ing due under the renewal until Jan-
Miss Hihel Collins, of Frostburg 23.5: 191¢. The cours stayed the
Md., is the guest at the home of her wait,
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Bert CoMins, of High street, and
other relgtives..
Butterine 20 to 25cts, at the Donges
Market. * ad
Mrs. Hugh Ross, and two children
| of Woodbine, are guests at the home THE ST. PAUL
of the formei1’s sister, Mrs. Grace
Price, of the South Side, and other
relatives and friends. {
PUBLIG LIBRARY.
It ‘has been quite a while since any-
_ Robert Helbig, who for the past thing was said about tis in these
year had been employed at the Col- edlamns, 'e Twenty-four persons are
lins Drug Store, resigned his position now enjoying the reading of the books,
at Qakland, Md.
: vantage of these books. But the
Everyone wants lockets, bracelets,
lavallieres and watches for Xmas great privilege. Now that the library
presents.22Why not call at T. W. is there, and can be used without a
Gurley’s and get the best quality, bit of cost, why anyone should not
which are being sold at cost. ad take advantage of it 1s beyond under-
standing or explanation. Some peo-
ple, however, will 16udly bewail their
disadvantages and lack of opportuni-
ties for improvement, and then when
taey ean haye advantages and privi-
leges they won’t use them.
Wm. Graney, of Lonaconing, Md.,
spent Snnday and Monday here with
Mrs. Graney, who is spending a few
weeks = with her brother, Rey.
Father J. J. Brady.
Somerset, spent Sunday and Monday Some people are to their own gcod.
here with their relatives, Mr. and |
Mrs. James Darnley, of Front street,
South Side. ner’s (Grocery. ad
Miss Edna Payne, of this place Tr
and Miss Oarrie Noel, of Hyndman, As long as the present siGeR of
who is her guest, spent seweral days 000s last, we will make photo-
of the past week with friends at Som- graphs at one halt the regular price.
erseb. All portrait trames will also go at
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‘Pry Sunbeam Filled Figs,
Editor W. 8. Livengood, of the
Meyersdale Republican, M..J. Gna-
gey, and W. A, Shoemalker, spent
Sunday with the formers brother,
P. L. Livengood, and family at Frost money. Give it a trial, at Bitt
burg, Md. . ner’s Grocery.
Miss Anna Kaiser, who had been
Wanted.
up-to date.
here for seyeral weeks with her
brother-in-law and sister, Dr. and : :
Mrs. M. R. Milne, of North street, Two Concrete Form Builders. About
166 Monday on No. 15, for hervhome six we-ks work. Apply to, Johns-
in Morgantown, W. Va. town Construction Co., Garrett, Pa.
a
All 1 nds of Heinz's Pickles, at
Bittner’s Grocery. oi ad
Miss Elizabeth Schards, who had
been spending several weeks visitiig
at the home of her brother-in-law auu
sister, Mr. and Mrs. James Judge,
at Magnolia, W. Va., retumaed hon.v
Tuesday. : :
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Dagton, o
near Connellsville, arrived here
Tuesday evening and expect to re-
main for some time with their son-
in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mis.
Thomas Carey, of Keystone street.
’
Mrs. P. W. Geidt, and danghter
Marion, returned home Sunday from
Pittsburgh, where the latter haa
been in the ‘hospital for treatment
for several weeks, due to after effects
of infantile paralysis.
‘I. "I. 'Lepley, Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie railroad operator and agent at
Perryopolis, passed through here
Tuesday or a business trip to Balti-
more, Md. On his return, he will
stop off here and visit his father, J.
H. Lepley, a few days.
Agent Gill, of the Western Mary-
land railway, left Thursday on a sev- |
eral days’ business visit to Baitimore,
Md. During his absence the. first
operator, W. R. Lynch, will look
atter his-duties and he, in turn, has
been relieved by 8. A. Niland, of
Piedmont, W. V. folly.
TTT
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GUARA
Photographs and Picture frames at
Oonrad’s Studio at half-price. Sat-
isfaction guaranteed in every sale of
Photos or Frames. E. E. Conrad. ad
meres mse.
6 1bs., Oatmeal 25 cents, at Bitt-
ner’s Grocery. ad
eretreemeeeeeeereee:
| ket. ad
Fresh Fish, at the Donges Mar-
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a sister,of Mrs. C. P. Heffley, of Som-
‘home in }
| security on another mote on which’
anything of value for the note, and:
the defendant, and. renewed, not be-|
NDS
GLOVES
are bound to be well made or they couldn’t be guaranteed. The leather
is bound to be good, the workmanship must be good, the finish has to
be right, for to guarantee any other sort of glove would be sheer business
So you see you get a stylish glove of very best quality when you
buy Ireland’s—and in each pair you get a signed guarantee bond that
we will replace or repair them if they ‘prove defective in any way, rip
at the seam or tear in the material, etc.”’ :
If the gloves go wrong the guarantee does your talking. The guar-
antee in each pair is absolute protection.
For Men, Women and Children:
Cape, Mocha, Glace and Chamois, $1.50 up
MILEER &®COU1 INS,
‘erset, and an aunt of Mrs. Edwin
'M. Loveiof Pittsburgh, died at her
in, on Thursday morn-
5 i CRE -
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Prepare For Your Winter's Work
by taking
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion
With Hjypophosphites,
A real body builder and health profnoter. The
hypophosphites tone the nerves, the rich oil of
hand-picked olives nourish your blood.
If you are not perfectly satisfied, your money
back. Large bottle, $ oo.
Sold only by if J
COLLINS’ DRUG STORE|
| Tre Rexel Store
Hartley Block Meyersdale, Pa.
ing atll o'clock. She was the
‘daughter of the late John and Eliza-
beth Heffley of Berlin. She was the
widow of Hill Anawalt, who died a
‘number of years ago, and is survived
‘by two sons, William Anawalt, of
Derry, Pa., and Anawalt of Union-
tewn and a danghter, Clara, wife of
William Nicholson, Berlin. A broth-
er, the Rev. James Heffley, of Win-
chester, Ohio, also suryives. - '"j
Buy your Mince Meat and Pium
Pudding at Bittner’s Grocery. ad
BROUGHT SUIT AGAINST
LANDLORD AT WIND-
BER. . AN
Lawrence Schrott, of Windber,
| bought suit against John E. Has-
| son, proprictor of the Hasson® House,
t> recover $20,000 damages alleged
to have been sustained when the
p aintiff fell through an iron trap-
| dor in the pavemeut in front of the
| hotel several months ago.
(of which were internal.
'was in an unsafe condition.
| closed and he walked on
hurling him to the cellar below.
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Mince Meat 12 1-2cts, at the Dongs
| Market, ad
te rm
| For SALE— Photographs of Werner
: Human Family Reunion held at Riverside
Mr. and = Mrs. Charles Lepley, of nature is a queer thing. How blind | Park, August 30th, 4 feet long, 8
| inches wide. Pleichers Stndio,
a ® Somerset, Pa.
at Bi i, Butterine 20 to 25cts, at the Don-|.
ges Market. b ad
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Fo ERVISORS.
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the same rare. We guarantee all! (jarence’King, of Elk Lick twp.,
goods tu be strictly first class and pag prosecuted the supervisors of| \
E. E. Conrad, a0 that township for criminal neglect ¢£} = : :
| public roads in their bailiwick.: T e
Levering's Coffee has no equal for | supervisors named as defendants are
Samuel Baker
{Joseph Livengood,
| and John Engle.
| ea
| Eutté ine 20 to 25cts, at the Don-
ges Market ii ad
ee
M. E. Yoder, of Nortoik, Virginie,
| will sell on Lis farm in Summit town- | \
ship, Lloyd Hay, tenant, on Tuesday
Novemb.-r 25th, live stock, hay, grain,
| and farming implements. = v
Tl
Not Get
a Guaranteed
Glove?
NTEED
on Ferree,
Schrott
and on Monday returned to his home This is fine, that so ‘many of the peo- | claims that he broke his right leg
ple of that community are taking ad- | and sustained other injuries, some :
He , con- Pe se oon
wonder is who more do not use this t:nds vhat the door in the pavement sg
It was
it, his
| weight causing the door to break and
PROSECUTED THE SUP-
= A. Special ‘Sale Will Be Held]
AeSESSES EE EEESELLTEEETSEE Eel :
You Know What's Coming
the annual feast day is almost here; the
bird is prepared to do his part. You can
probably manage it successfully, but we sug-
gest that youleave the *'dressing” to us.
We'll dressyou in our special Hart Schaffner
& Marx clothes; vou'll be dressed right, too.
~ If you needa full dress or I'uxedo, or frock
suit. we'll see that you have the right thing:
If you prefer to be in - everyday” attire, or:
if you want a good overcoat, here's the place:
to get what \ ou need.
RTLEY & BALDWIN;
The Wom of Wart. Schaller & Marx Clothes. '
AD Te Bs BT Bs Bo BE BEE A A Se BB BE A
&eSseScLeESTSSEEEESELST
- — a b. ;
WE WAN LUMBER!”
and will contract with portable mill operators for their entire cut.’ =
when stock is loaded and
w ] PAY CASH can always furnish cutting
orders to suit your timber.
Write us and we will send one of our men to explain our plan of doing businesses
AMERICAN LOMBER.& MFG. C0., -- Pittchargh, Pa
-Sept. 18 4¢
S. Lucente Purchases
Entire. Interest.
The Lucente Grocery Company, doing bus-
iness in the Stone Building adjoining The Com-
mercial building owned by S. Lucente and V.
Greco, has been purchased by S. Lucente, who
is now the sole proprietor, but the business will
be conducted under the former firm name--LU-.
CENTE GROCERY COMPANY.
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BEGINNING NOVEMBER 22, 1913,
When Unusual’ Bargains Will be Offered
Inquire at the store for prices.
AAA INST, rt
oy PRBS __ || Western Maryland Linex
of W. L. Hoover. late of Garret om- J 2 :
erset county. P ... deceased. :
SL rr ten geet um THROUGH SERVICE TO
Chicago and Pittsburg
the undersigned by the proper authority, and
ErTmEEE—
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Executrix’s Notice.
all persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate pavment, and hose
having claims against the dec>dent to present
them for. settlement Saturday, November 8,
1913, at the residence of the undersigned in
‘Garrett Borough, Somerset county, Pa.
RENE HOOVER,
Executrix.
The Chicago Limited leaves Mey-
ersdale 4:59 P. M., arriving in
Pittsburgh 8:05 P. M., and Chicago $5 °
8:10 o’cloek next day. Train with §&
sleepers also leaves 3:59 A. M., ar-.
riving in Pittsburgh 7:20 A. M.
Modern Equipment:
Ris Pastor Clb Car .
Ross R. ScoTT,
: Oct. 2 6t
Attorney.
Executo:s’ Notice.
Estate of William Suder, late of Berlin Bor-
ough, Somerset county, Pa., deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having peen iesued to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
perscuns indebted to said estate to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims agains’
tte same to present them duly authenticated
for settlement at the residence of Z. T. Kim-
mel, on Friday, October 31, 1913. as 10:00 A. M.
IN GOING TO
DON. M. KIMMEL BALTIMORE
at Use the Baltimore Limited which
leaves Meyersdale 12:18 P. M., ar-
In the Estate of Mary A riving in Baltimore 6:49 P, M.
Beachly, Deceased.
Oct. 2 tf
Also train leaves 1:12 A. M., ariv-
ing in Baltimore 7:53 A. M.
A
Letters of administration have been duly dh
granted by the Register of Wills upon the
estate of Mary A. Beachly, late cf the Borough
of Moyergaale. Somers: County, Pa., deceased.
10 C. W. Truxal, residing in Meyersdale, Som- < {less ond = a
erset County, Pa., to whom all persons who are a H. 8. So flats, 2nd and Jed:
ndebted to said estate are requested to make | floors of the Centre street buildimgy
payment, and all persons having any legal se. qs 5 Sok build e
claim against or demand upon said estate, | Suitable for dwelling or offices—Hiea#-—
shall make,the same known without delay. { 1 enveniences
C. W. TRUXAL, Acministrator. | ed. All cenveniences.
For Rent.
Inquire ©f
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Nov 13-tf Meyersdale, Pa. | Albert S. Glessner.