April 6.
SALISBURY.
Come and Help Whip the Devil”
is the call to the people to attend the
revival meetings at the M. E. church at
Sdlisbury. Several meetings were mis-
sed on account of the illness of the
pastor, Rev. Morgan, but the meet-
mgs were resumed on Tuesday even-
ing and there will be services every
evening this week. On Sunday, Mar.
14, the Rev. J. C. Matteson of Mey-
ersdale, will preach at 3:15 in the af-
ternoon to men only.
Mrs. Annie Kretchman and Mrs. A.
L. Lowry returned last week from a
visit with the former's daughter, Mrs.
William Slossnagle, in Brothersval-
ley township.
Mrs. A. R. Winters went to the Rob-
ert Packer hospital at Sayre, Pa. last
week to have a goitre removed. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Mess-
ersmith. En route to Sayre they vis-
ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Wagner, at Johnstown.
The patrons of Salisbury Lecture
Course were favored with a lecture
entitled “Limitations of Liberty” by
Orin C. Lester on Monday evening in
Hay’s Opera House. A large audience
was in attendance.
An infant, several days old, of Mr.
and Mrs. J. L. Barchus, died on Fri-
day and was buried in the I. O. O. F.
cemetery on Saturday.
J. L. Barchus, C. M. May and H. H.
.Reitz have been drawn as jurors for
the specialterm of court beginning
Bernice, the eldest daughterof Mrs.
Victoria Dean, has suffered a relapse
from scarlet fever and it was feared
typhoid fever would develop but the
patient is getting better again. -
Mrs. G. E. Thrasher, of Pittsburg,
was in town last week representing
the Sherwood Music School. She was
soliciting pupils for the Effie Ellis
course of music. The class here will
be in charge of Mrs. Della B. Livin-
good.
George Miller and Fred Miller, of
mear Accident, Md. were guests at
the L. W. Miller home over Sunday,
.maving been called here by the death
of the former’s mother, Mrs. Mary Mil-
ler, of Coal Run.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Deihl,
"HARTLEY & BALDWIN
clothes give you that
knowing that you have
Good clothes are like good tools; you can
do better work if you know you have the best
things to wear or to work with.
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the best thee is.
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MEYERSDALE, PA.
American Fashion Show
Latest Novelties.
March 19th and 20th.
‘We Will Have Our Spring Opening
on Above Dates
On Saturday Afternoon March 20th, we will display on LIVING
MODELS from 2 o'clock to 4 o'clock p. m.
in Ladies’, Men's and Children’s Suits C
Afternoon and Evening Gowas, Shoes, Blippets Gloves and all the
The
Don’t Miss This Event as it is,
Something New and Attractive.
Coats, Hats Ladies’ Morning,
very latest styles
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MILLER & COLLINS
OPENING
(ANNOUNCEMENT
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
Wilson. Shumac. is boiling sugar for
Hiram Saylor this spring.
Miss ‘Fannie Linderman is living in |
the home: of H. E. Hershbe:ger.
A. G. 'Maust spent Sunday at the
of West Salisbury, on March.6, a
daughter.
John Swatzwelder is
from an attack of grippe.
Miss Jean Farner last week suf-|
fered from an attack of quinsy.
. AW. Scott, of Indiana Pa.
last week at the home of Wm. Knecht.
recovering |
Mrs. Homer Barnett, of Quemahon- | Was well rendered to a large audience.
img township, visited her mother, Mrs.
Thomasine McDowell, several days
last week.
Mrs. Wilbur Miller, of Greenville,
township, was a visitor at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Noah Newman Wed-
meaday of last week.
. Mrs. Orville Shelbaer, of Meyersdale
t Thursday with her niece, Mrs.
rence Statler.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Milton Mishler, who
resided in the Lucy Yaist property on
Gay street, moved on Monday to a
farm in Summit township.
Mesdames D. M. Compton and Har-
vey Newman spent last Wednesday
‘with Meyersdale relatives.
Mrs. E. C. Haselbarth and Miss
Charlotte Boyer attended the spring
millinery opening in Pittsburg recently
GLENCOE.
Sam Bittner and Thos. Poorbaugh
left for Akron, Ohio, last Tuesday to
sedk employment.
Lawrence Stouffer of Meyersdale is
fast becoming. Mr. Alfred Broad-
water's right hand man. He has been
-ont the farm since last Thursday.
Clarence Miller spent Sunday with
kis brother, W. H. Miller.
Miss Elizabeth Leydig was a Cum-
berland visitor on Saturday.
Henry Smith and family of Cumber-
3and, spent the week-end with H. M.
-Poorbaugh.
Mrs. A. A. Sharp and a number of
Band Patch ladies were Sunday visi-
tors at the Glencoe Inn.
Geo. Cook left on" Monday for Chi-
«3go, after a two months’ vacation in
the Alleghenies.
The institute at Southampton was
much interfered with by the weather
men, yet a sufficient amount of talent
wes aggregated to make a full ev-
eming.
Chas. Poorbaugh has 2 new nag that
stands for horseback riding mainly.
Now, girls, is your chance for the
“igh” dive or aeroplane appearing
flight.
Mrs. Walter Staley and daughter,
Gladys with Mrs. Gephart and chil
dren of McKeesport, arrived in our
town on Thursday to begin their rus-
tie life.
W. A. Raupach and family spent the
week-end at W. H. Smith's of Fair-
hope. :
Mrs. W. H. Bittner attended the
funeral of her brother Albert Crosby
of McKeesport on last Saturday.
Frank Miller is strutting about]
proudly since the arrival of a fine ba- |
by girl at their home last Wednesday
night.
Born to Mr. and John Housel,
Mrs.
af S v Junction, a 10 Ib
gs Bittner was baptized in
Little Miss
¢he Reformed church here on Sunday.
spent ;
home of J. R.:Ebaugh.
Wilson Weller, one of sur popular
auctioneers, has moved from
Saylor hill to the B. B. Dickey house |
The entertainment held at the Wal-
ker school Saturday evening, of
| which Miss Mary Gnagy is teacher.
the |
with a carbuncle on the back ot his
neck last week.
Wm. Engle was called to , Frostburg
on Wednesday to attend the funeral
of an aunt.
BERLIN.
Mrs. Clifton Walker is visiting Phil-
adelphia friends. ;
Mrs. Belle Krissinger has returned
from a six weeks’ visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Philson in Johnstown.
Mrs. Wm. Cossei, who recently un-
derwent an operation in a Cumber
{| All enjoyed it very much.
Mahlon Yoder moved to the J. C.
Kretchman tenant house where he
will work for Mr. Kretchman.
Miss Stella Miller, a teacher at
Stoyestown, spent over Sunday with
her brother, Wilson, and faznily.
R. J. Engle conducted the public
sale of C. B. Dickey, near Salishary,
last Thursday. J
Ella Sutton is employed in the home
of D. W. Loug at present.
INDIAN CREEK.
Mrs Geo. Snyder, of Davistown,
is with her mother at da Pleasant,
who is {lL
Mrs. Ella Kimmell, of Garrett, spent
the past week with her son, George,
of Jones’ Mill, * >a
Mrs J. R. Wartman and daughter, of
Pittsburg, were visitors recently with
Mr. Wartman’s brother and- sister-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Dull, of Jones
Mill.
Frank Lindsay left Friday for Ligo-
nier where he is employed.
Jake Dull was called to Connells:
ville, Saturday by the critical illness
of his mother who died Saturday ev-
ening and was buried Tuesday at 2p.
m. at Connellsville.
Albert Showman, of Mill Run,
for Vanderbilt, Saturday to visit.
L. J. Baer spent Saturday among
Meyersdale friends.
Dave Begain and Samuel Fullem
were transacting business in Connells-
ville on Saturday
Dennis Whipkey and Ezra Shipley
were business callers in Uniontowa
on Saturday.
Of this time item Jonse,s
left
attorney
ViM.
P. C. Miller lost his mare, known as
Fan on last Sunday night from colic.
Mrs. Lewis Knepp, of Larimer town-
ship, spent last Thursday night at the
home of her brother, Henry Suder.
Homer Maust, of St. Paul sold a
horse to Geo. C. Meyer on Monday.
Henry Brown butchered two porkers
which he sold to J. W. Forrest of
Glade City on Monday.
P. C. Miller baled his hay and ship-
ped several carloads last week.
Miss Margaret Knepp who is stay- |
ing at Henry Suder’s spent last Sun- |
day at her home in Larimer township.
Miss Elizabeth Tressler fell on Mon-
[day morning and sprained her left
ankle so badly that she was housed |
up for several days,
attending to her clerical
the Shipley
Meyersdale.
|
preventing her
Hardware Co. store in
iry Bangard spent Monday
with Mrs. Wm. S )
as a severe sufferer
duties at|
land hospital, returned to her home on
Monday evening. A
The Berlin Brethren Ch 5
gation has elected Rev. Jesse
son of Philadelphia to be their Rat
during the ensuing year.
On Saturday night a box social will
be held by the miners’ band in their
Mrs. J. G. Smith is recovering nicely
from an operation she recently um-
derwent at Johns Hopkins hospital in
Baltimore.
The formal dedication of Berlin's
hapdsome new school building will
take place, Thursday, March 11. In
the afternoon from 1 to § o’clock, the
teachers will tender a reception to the
citizens of the town at the school and
will take pleasure in showing them
through the several departments of
the building. In the evening at 7:30
o’clock, the formal dedicatory exer-
cises will be held in Trinity Reformed
Church, for which a very interesting
program has been arranged.
GARRETT.
More spring weather—house-clean-
ing next in order.
Albert . Twigg who was painfully
injured Saturday is getting along as
well as could be expected.
Only one month more will bring our
schools to a close.
H. B. Speicher and E. E. Carver
spent Tuesday evening in Meyersdale
on business.
Several of our young people atten-
ded the Teachers’ institute at the Wal
ker school in Brothersvalley twp. Sat-
urday evening.
From all appearances the “burglar
gang” has not yet all been caught, as
our people are frequently annoyed by
some one stealing various articles,
andespecially visiting those places
where meat is kept.
The Garrett Normal will open May,
4, and closé with the teachers’ exam-
inations to:be held June 23—24. This
Normal had an enrollment of 32 stu-
dents last year and this year the out-
look points to a larger enrollment
than ever before, as it is expected to
reach an enrollment of 40. Special at-
tention will be given to those desiring
to take Professional examinations and
this alone is a feature that should not
| be overlooked. If you are desirous of
doing good work, come to the Garrett
| Normal under the supervision of a
| fencher of strong ability, and long ex-
| perience and you will never rue the
| time spent there.
‘We are pleased to note the progress
of the Angena Laboratory in our town,
which has a wider reputation than
any firm of its kind within a long ra-
. BE. Beabes spent ay visit-
ing his parents near S
|. WEINSTEIN
Announces the opening of his new store
‘1Saturday, March 13th, 1915}
See the new styles for Spring and Summer.
complete line of new up-to-date apparel for the Ladies,
‘Misses and Children; Men, Youths and Boys. Every-
thing of the best quality, Intent styles and at the low-
est possible price.
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My aim is to treat everyone right and to give
them FULL VALUE for their money. :
FANCY SOUVENIRS
Given to all the ladies on Opening Day.
EVERYBODY WELCOME.
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Don’t forget the big Easter Bazaar
which will be held by the Lutheran
Ladies Aid Society on St. Patrick's
day at which eatables wil also be
served.
The “auto bug” seems to have stung
several of our people recently. Watch
for developments.
Mrs. Samuel Rector, of Akron, O,,
is visiting friends and relatives here.
Quite a few of our people are on the
sick list.
oS
. MARKLETON.
Hurrah for Mr. Snyder! Hurrah for
the Band! Who “hollered” for the
postmaster? What about that dona-
tion? Let’s see who receives the next
one.
like tooth picks.
| Meyersdale on special business.
Dr. Speicher, of Rockwood was here
on Thursday loking after some of the
0. section foreman,
Jesse | develor
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Burnworth atended a meeting at Rock-
wood on Wednesday.
Mr. Chester Miller, of McKeesport,
is spending a few weeks at the sani-
tarium.
Ross Krieger, who has been on the
sick list for the past week, is im-
proving under the care of Dr. Smeltz.
Mrs. Nora Plomba who underwent
an operation a few weeks ago, in the
bospital at Pittsburg, returned home
on Saturday evening.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mc-
Vay, was very much delighted over
the arrival of a grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Burns and Ross
Krieger have rented Mrs. Bittner's
| property and have started & poultry
| farm.
W. A.Snyder purchased a fine driv-|
ing mare last Tuesday, Roy says that
she is some goer. When you pass a |
telephone pole on her they look just |
| railroad conductor whe met with an
| Frank Marlett spent Wednesday in |
Prof. Wm. Dwire spent Saturday in
Somerset.
Lewis Ayres spent Saturday in Rock-
wood visiting his son John, who is a
accident recently.
ST. PAUL.
Six families are under quarantine
n due to scarlet fever. It seems
0 seriuos cases have
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The Low Price Store.
Next to Post Office,
Meyersdale, Pa.
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The schools have closed for a short
time awaiting developments of scarlet
fever. For the same reason meetings
have been suspended in the boys club
rooms.
Mr. Richard Sipple is confined to
his bed by a severe case of neuralgia
since Saturday night. He is slowly
improving.
Church services ‘were announced
for the Reformed church at 10 a m.
Sunday, March 14 to be conducted by
‘Rev. Metger, of Frostburg.
WELLERSBURG.
Mr. Jos. Sturtz spent Sunday with
relatives in Corrigansville,
Ellerslie, is spending a few days with
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Baker.
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Tressier visited
on Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Redding.
J. E. Shaffer and Robt. Fedling are
ill with la grip.
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