-
The smoke of battle of the last
election haying cleared away the
politicians of the town haye settled
down to their various ayocations and
all is peace and quiet once more. The
results were rather disappointing to
several of the most rampart politi-
cians but they are getting over their
deep sorrow admirably and all will
be well with them before long. Some
mischievous ‘‘boys’’ went so far after
election as to hang a crepe on the
office door of one of the disappoint-
ed ones, but the yictim of the joke
declares that he will show them that
he is a pretty lively corpse yet.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Meager, ison a
trip to New York and other eastern
cities, starting on Monday night.
George O. Hay, deputy revenue
collector came home from Pittsburgh
before the election and is spending
a ten day vacation in Salisbury.
Ross Bird, a mouider at Knecht’s
machine shops was called to Somer
set last week on account of the
death of his wife’s mother, Mrs.
Benford.
rs. J. C. Lichty, Mrs, V. E, Baum-
gardner, Misses Edith and Elmira
Lichliter and Walter Johns motored
to Cumberland last week. ;
Mrs. John Baker, who spent several
weeks at the home of Miss Mary Liv-
engood, returned to her home in Gar-
rett county, Md., last Thursday.
Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Wagner, have
entered suit against the borough of
Salisbury for $2,500 for damages for
injuries they allege Mrs. Wagner sus-
tained by falling on one of the bor-
ough sidewalks which was very much
ont of repair. There are other side
walks in this corporation that are in
very bad shape and if the residents
do not fix them it would be best
for our borough dads to see to it
that is done before there is occasion
for more suits for damages.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Deitz and two
youngest chiidren Misses. Romaine
Deitz and Lorena Williams motored
to Johnstown, the forepart of last
week.
Qurtin Chaney, while at work in
the woods for the Newman Bros.,
. last Wednesday had several toes
maushed by a log rolling on his foot.
Miss Helen W. Arney of Philadel-
phia, State Organ‘zer of the Woman’s
Miss Fannie Shaw of Hilldale Farm
Garrett county, Md., spent last week
with Mrs. Lydia Shaw.
Mrs. Harvey Wagner and children
were recent visitors to Scottdale.
Harvey Hay spent part of last week
in Baltimore. ?
Daniel Maust of Somerset was a
guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Maust during the past week.
D. I. Hay of Akron. Ohio, is visiting
his family on South Grant street.
Henry Livengood of the township
was a businéss visitor to town on Mon-
day evening.
ROOKWOOD.
A surprise party was given on Mon-
day evening at the Kirkpatrick
home in honor of Mrs. J. A Kirkpat-
rick, by a large number of her friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick will move
to Holsopple in the near future.
Mrs. F. R. Maxwell, of Oastle Shan-
non, is the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. O. Miller.
J. 0. Newcomer of Oonnellsville,
visited here last week and is now on
a hunting trip.
A suffrage meeting was held in the
New Oentreville school building on
Thursday evening, at which Mrs. Ker-
nan delivered an address on woman’s
suffrage.
A surprise and wedding shower
was given in honor of Mrs. C. P.
DeHaven, at the home of her parents
. Monday evening by the members of
the Ladies Aid Society of the Luth-
eran church and others. She re-
ceived many beautiful and useful
presents, which were greatly ap-
preciated.
A birthday party was given in
honer of Miss Ada Snyder, at the
home ‘of her parents.
Mrs. H. E. Kellar, of Harrisburg,
is the guest of her brother-in law
and sister, Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Snyder. |
O. R. Landsberry has moved his
family from Rockwood to Somerset.
CO. G. Tannehill has purchased the
Rockwood News agency from ex-
charge of the same.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Lutheran church was entertained on
‘Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. George Earnest. Af-
ter the business meeting the hostess
served delicious refreshments
Suffrage party, made an ad-
dress in the United Evangelical:
church on Tuesday afternoon, No-'
vember I0th, at 3 o’clock. Miss |
Arney is a graduate of Vassar college.
Newton Ringler and Bert Wagner, |
two of Salisbury’s most jovial fellows
have taken up their winter quar ers
in a small honse belonging to Ernest
Welfley. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Mishler ot Somerset
moved into the Lucy Yaist property,
recently vacated by the Ward family.
PF & Towa who for some time was
nvendent of the 20th
gen
Qentir; nufacturing works at
Boynton has severed his connec-
tion with that company as presi-
deni. Tue change came about
through a number of the employes
of the plant who asked for a change
in that line and accordingly Mr.
Lang tend-red his resignation.
Adzm ¥-;'>, Mrs. Harvey Fogle’
Misses Nell Stotler and Lottie Wag-
ner and Harry McClure left last
Wednesday on an automobile trip to
Akron, Ohio, where the party will
yisit relatives and friends at ‘that
place for several weeks and Mr.
McClure will go to Detroit, Mech.
A chicken and waffle supper was
given at the St. Paul (Wilhelm)
Reformed church parsonage on
Satnrdav evening under the auspi-
¢ée8 of the Sunday school of thet
church and a large attendance is
reported.
W. H. Boucher, who for several
years was employed at Horning, Pa.,
came home on election day and will
spend the winter here at the Brauch-
er home though away most of the
time for several years, never missed
an important election
Marion Glotfelty, of Old Town,
Md., visited relatives and friends
here several days last week He was
accomparicd by his step-daughter,
Miss Ruby Orites, who will spend
several weeks with her step-sister,|
Mrs. Victoria Dean.
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Glotfelty, spent
geveral days of last week in Johns-
town.
Mrs. Christian Beachy, of Bittinger,
Md., was a gnest at the home of
Prof. and Mrs, J. OC. Beahm, during
the past week.
Mrs, J. L. Barchus visited relatives
and friends in Pittsburgh and Mec-
Keesport last week.
Guerney Swauger,
who lives al
Mrs. J. D. Snyder of Rockwood,
has returned home after spending sev-
ecal days in Pittsburgh, where she
was the guest of Mrs. W. 8. Tressler.
Harry Wood, a studenuv at the
Pittsburgh Uniyersity, is the guest of
his parents tor a few days.
Mr. and Mrs C. O. Miller, of Cum-
b rland, spent Saturday and Sunday
w.th the former’s brother and sister-
ia-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller.
Mrs, David Gildner, and grand-
daughter, are visiting relatives at
Davyidsville this week.
Mrs. Clarence Critchfield, who has
been a patient in the Allegheny Gen-
eral Hospital for some time has re-
turned home greatly improved in
health, accompanied by her husband.
R. E. Emerick, B. & O. operator,
has moved his family from Hynd-
man, to Rockwood, where he occu-
pies the Wolf house, on West Broad-
way.
The Trent school bas been closed
indefinitely on account or an epidemic
of scarlet fever.
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ST. PAUL,
The chicken and biscuit supper gat
the parsonage on Saturday evening
was a good success.
Butchering is in full moving this
week.
Rev. Benjamin Hay preached a
very interesting sermon fo a large
and appreciative audience in the
Reformed" ¢hurch on Sunday morn-
ing.
Is it practical for the farmer to re-
turn to the soil as much in plant
food as he remoyes by his crops?
° Would it be practical to return to
the worker his full social product?
Will it pay in the ‘end any better to
rob the workers than it will to rob
the farm.
Russel “Engle of Somerset . visited
his sister, Mrs. Albert Engle on
Sunday last. )
Prof. and Mrs. Kretchman, of Mey-
ersdale passed through town on their
way home from attending teacher’s
institute at Springs. They took sup-
per at the parsonage and met quite a
number of their old friends.
Sunday school in the Reformed
church at 9:30.
Church services will be held in the
Lutheran church at 2:00 p.m. Sun-
day November 14th. .
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SAND PATCH. -
short distance south of town, in the
George DeLozisr property purchased
the Merrill property but later owned
by the BH. ©. Shaw estate. :
Ward and Howard Williams, of
Akron, Ohio, spent last week with |
their mother Mrs. Alice Williams.
Miss Florence Maust left Friday | Allen Ravenscraft and Herman Lot-
for a non isit with friends at | tig returned home on T lay morn-
Washicaton, D. C., Hagerstown and: ing from Akron, Ohio after visiting
Frederick, Md. ! friends for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Ravenscraft vis-
ited the latter’s sister, Mrs. J. H.
Lindeman of Meyersdale, last Thurs-
day, who has been very ill for five
weeks.
Elizabeth Habel and Regina ‘Reel
were Meyersdale callers one this
week,
burgess P, E, Weimer and has taken |"
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GARRETT.
Lee Phenicie, who was accidently
shot while hunting last week, is im-
proving and his many friends hope
for his speedy recovery.
Only two more weeks until Thanks-
giving.
Mr. N E. Beabes and brother were
guests of their sister residing near
Bavage on Sunday.
Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Speicher mo-
tored to Berlin on Sunday.
Gospel meetings are in progress in
the United Evangelical church and
will continue for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Abbot, have
moved their family and household
goods to OCairnbrook, where they
will reside.’ :
The Ladies Aid Society of the Ev.
Lutheran church will hold a. chicken
and waffle suppér on Saturday eyven-
ing November 14th. Everybody is
invited. :
C. D. Fritz, is"improving his resi-
dence on Centre street. by laying a
concrete pavement. Tu
Forest fires which have been prev-
alent during the past week, have
subsided. : a . :
Communion services were “held in
the Ev. Lutheran church on Sunday
forenoon and evening at which a
good attendance was present and
about 35 persons were received into
membership. The Sunday school has
recently purchased a new piano,
which adds greatly to the appear-
ance of the new building.
The 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Brant near Garrett is con-
fined to his bed with pneumonia.
Mrs. Belinda Carver ‘spent several
days at the hcme of Mr. and Mrs. E.
E. Carver.
Work on the Walker street sewer
line is still in progress.
Miss Della Kearney has removed
her millinery store to the ‘‘Checkered
Front.”
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Dromm’s Handmade Pretzel’s
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Shingles! Shingles! Shingles!
Enroute one car eighteen inch Eureka
Red Cedar Shingles, which we ex-
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the car aud for cash will be $4.25 per
thousand. Get yovr orders early.
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information whereby I can get pos-
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a are hundreds of useful gifts that, you
JJ can buy for men at a man’s store; things that :
men and young men use and would be glad to
have any day in the year. =
Here are many nice little necessities and right
now our stocks are unusually complete. Better make
your choice while the buying is best.
Should sizes be incorrect or gifts du-
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Plentiful stocks of HART. SCHAFFNER &
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The Home of Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
MEYERSDALE, PA.
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