| for appendicitis. The operation was
GARRETT
Society Notes sucessful and Edward is getting a-
Last Wednesday afternoon MTS. long nicely.
A R. Miller gave a miscellaneous | Mrs. Walter Rohm and daughter,
. shower in honor of her daughter in- Pansy of Pottsgrove, Pa are visit-
law, Mrs. Clara Durst Miller, the | ing the former’s parents Mr. and
being | Mrs. W. H. Miller of this place.
| Messrs. W. A. Merrill and W. L.
eon was served during the afternoon. Brant were transacting business at
Mrs. Miller is a charming hostess | the county-seat on Saturday.
and every one had a lovely time. Mrs. Cora Custer and daughter,
Those present were Mesdames W. Margaret who had been visiting
M. Kistler, W. P. Blair, A Bowlby, | relatives and friends in Garrett, re-
7. L. Bowlby, W. A. Merrill’R, M. [tuned to their home in Pittsburg
Miller, ©. D, Fritz® C. J. Bittner R. last Friday afternoon.
C. T. Bittner who is employed in
diversion _of the afternoon
games and ‘music. A dainty lunch-
Werner G. W. Platter, W, L. Brant,
C. Merrill, M. Bowlby, L. WwW. Poll- Pittsburg spent a few days last week
ard: L. A. Phennice; J, Brown, Car with his family.
rie Kennell; Geo Christner; Sam Mrs. Hervey Sturtz and grand chil
Pritts C. S. Claar; Mrs. Cora Custer dren Robert and Pauline Cochraine
A. Falkner Berlin [left Sunday for Cooks Mills where
Pittsburg, Mrs.
"The Misses Nell, Verda and Rene
Brant, Emma Schrock and Matilda
Bowlby of Garrett.
Mrs, Milton Bowlby entertained |
“The [Willing Workers Society” at
her home on Church street last
Thursday afternoon; during the af-
ternoon sewing and fancy work were
done and late in the afternoon 8
dainty lunch was served, Those per-
they will visit Mrs. Sturtzs Mother
and other relatives.
Mrs. F. E. Judy and son Ernest
were Meyersdale visitors Saturday.
Quite a few of our people went to
Meyersdale Tuesday evening to see
the Picture, Peace at any Price.
Mr. A. Christner is building an up
to date brick house on the “Hill” The
masons will begin laying the brick in
ing with overwhelming
of Meyersdale,
their ideas in mind.
service.
The Young
Men’s Store
The work we are doing in behalf of young
men who want smart, distinct style, 1s meet-
men consider this the style and value center
They like the new vigorous
ideas in Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes; the
way we sell them; ithe furnishings chosen with
Men who are not young in years but whoare
young in spirit, are also enjoyiug this unusual
Hartley & Baldwin
The horae of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes
endorsement, young
CRRA CR RRO CE CROEC A TR RORRORE
sont were Mesdames, C. Merrill, W.|a few days. ¢
A. Merrill, W. L. Brant, Jas Brown, --
A. R, Miller, A, Bowlby, Chas. Col- SALISBURY
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wagner enter-
tained ‘at dinner last Sunday, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Donges and little son
Edward of Meyersdale, Mr| and Mrs.
Harry Wagner, and Mr. and Mrs.
Silas Wagner of town.
Our Normal School is moving al-
ong nicely with Prof. O. O. Saylor
as instructor, also because as some
bert, Cora Custer and Miss Matilda
Bowlby.
Mrs. L. A. Phennice entertained
“The Sewing Circle” of the Breth-
ren Church last Thursday. The laG-
ies spent the afternoon sewing and
did justice to the lunch which was
served. Those present were Mes-
dames, Frank Phennice, L. W. Poll-
ard, Chas. Grant, H. B. Speicher, |of the pupils lare prone to think it
James Liberty. is strictly a ladies school.
Deaths | The men of town are preparing to
Leroy, the five year old son of do their duty con Good Roads Day,
Mr. and Mrs. William Nicola died at | Thursday 25.
their home Saturday morning at] Mrs. Beal, from Waterloo, Iowa, is
at 4:30 o'clock after a lingering illness | visiting: her sister Mrs. Peter Liven-
af four years. The child was never 800d.
ole to sit up or walk and a few Miss Dorothy Glotfelty is spending
days ago contracted measles which a few days this week in Pittsburg.
caused his death. The funeral ser-| Mr. and Mrs. George Wagner are
vices were held Monday morning at preparing to move into the flat near
10:30 if the Lutheran Church. Rev. Barchus and Livengoods store.
Ww. H. B. Carney the Pastor conduc-| The Church of the Brethren is or-
WASH SKIRTS
DECORATION DAY
weaves and styles.
in tan, copen and rose.
ted the service. Sympathy is extend- | ganizing two classes in Teacher
ed to the bereaved family. 1 | Training Normal and Third Seal
John the nine year old son of Mr. |course, There are prospects for good
and Mrs. W. M. Nicola died Tuesday | classes in both courses.
morning . at six o’clock.. John had Among those from this place who
been suffering with diabetis for sey- | attended the funeral of Jonas Spei-
eral months but was able to attend | cher, Accident, Md. were - W. J.
the funeral of his brother Leroy Vought, Roy and Lloyd, Vought and |
Monday. Tt is thought that the shock Mrs. Annie Beachy and daughter
of his brother's death hastened his | Miss Orpha.
death. The funeral service was heid Mrs. B. F. Waltz
who is visiting
in the Lutheran Church Thursday | her mother, Mrs. Meyers, near Ha
b i morning at 10:30 by the pastor, Rev. | gerstown, Md. reports that she
. ; W.“H. B. Carney. : found her partially paralyzed which
{ Heartfelt sympathy is extended hinder Mrs. Waltz’s
te the Nocola family in their double
Yous bereavement.
AA Minor Mention.
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Miller and Mr.
Charles Merrill spent Sunday at
Jenners where the boys played base
bali.
Mrs. Henry Swarner was shopping
in Pittsburg last Thursday.
Dr. and Mrs. R. W. McClellan
spent Sunday with the doctor's par-
ents Rev. and Mrs. McClellan. at
Rockwood.
Miss Mildred Swarner spent from
Sunday to Tuesday visiting her
friend Miss Maude Meyers at Som-
erset.
Miss Clara Bittner visited her un-
cie and family Mr. Mahlon Meyers
at Somerset last week. {The different Sunday Schools
Friends of Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter |have appointed their delegates to
were surprised to see her “license to |the convention to be held in Mey-
wed” Mr. Jones of Vandergrift, Pa. ersdale on Friday.
in the Johnstown papers. Mrs. Bax-| Prof. Beahm filled Elder W. M.
ter was @ resident of Garrett for Howe's pulpit in Meyersdale last
many years and her many friends | Sunday evening.
extend their wishes for their future
will no doubt
early return.
Miss Edith Mort is suffering from
an attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. J. J. Keim also is not well,
being afflicted with frequent faint-
ing spells.
Prof Beahm is experimenting in
raising sweet potatoes in this cli-
mate, having received some thrifty
plants from a brother in Virginia.
Miss Edna Cline of Latrobe, Pa,
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Livengood on Ord St.
The building of the new Garage
and bank is progressing very well;
this and the other changes
since the fire will make quite a dif-
ference in the appearance of our
little town.
RT ema pone
happiness. WELLERSBURG . .
B. J. Lynch of Meyersdale has| Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hostlerode ot
been visiting in Garrett quite fre-
quently the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. David Steinway who
were visiting Mrs. Steinway’s par-
ents Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson left
sunday for Pittsburg.
Miss Jessie Carney of Bellville,
Pa. is visiting her brother Rev. W.
B. Carney.
Mrs. W. J. Curry visited her moth-
er Mrs. Burnsworth at Markelton
Tuesday.
Mrs. Phil. Weaver returned Tues-
day from Jerome where she had
Glencoe spent last Sunday as the
guest of the latter’s mother, Mrs.
Catharine Delbrook.
Miss Helen Wingert, Edna and
Earl Witt, were callers in Mt. Sav-
age Sunday.
Mrs, F. P. Shaffer and daughter
Eleanor of near Deal were callers in
town Friday, also in Cumberland.
Mr. Joseph Kuhlman, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Snyder and son Edward, Mr.
and Mrs. John Sweeney and Miss Kate
Snyder of Mt. Savage spent Sunday
with friends and relatives in town.
been visiting her daughter, Mrs.| Miss Mildred Long, Helen Wingert
Minnie Scott. Edna Witt and Ralph Poorbaugh at-
Mrs. W. A. and (Catherine Mer- tended theSunday School convention
made |
Decoration Day is the accepted time for donning
White Skirts—the first Holiday ot Summer.
This week we have received new shipments of the
popular priced Wash Skirts in all newest materials,
White Skirts in pique, cotton corduroy, gabardine,
and linens in either plain white or trimmed
colors, and several new numbers in colored skirts
Every garment made to fit, an exceptionally values
AT
$1.00-- A DOLLAR-- $1.00 |
See them on the first table by the door downstairs
in
Scene from “EMMY OF STORK'S NEST” with
that Winsome flower of the scree Mary Miles Minter, a
Metro feature at the Summer Garden, Sat., May 27
Hi
HARTLEY CLUTTON CO.
THE, WOMEN’S STORE
SALISBURY
Mrs. Drucilla Hay is haying ht
tel property and opera house’ building
repainted where the recent fire dam-
aged the paint. They are also replac:
ing the broken windows and putting
ant and Opera house.
Miss Bessie Miller of Friedens
spent several days of last week with
her sister Mrs. E. E. Haselbarth.'
Mr. and Mrs. H. D, Martin are mak-
ing preparations to move to Meyers-
dale into the Morrell property on the
South Side of Town. a
Harry Walker who had been at
Listie for several months visiting his
sick grandfather returned to Balis-
bury recently. iE
Rev. B. F. Waltz spent last week
‘the Brethren. ;
John Miller of McKees Rocks spent
part of last week in town The: guest
of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Miller. 4
Miss Jennie Livengood of Meyers-
dale spent part of last week here vis-
iting Mises Sarah and Mary Beachy.
Mrs. H. B. Stevanus has been very
ill for the past week but has improv-
ed a little since Tuesday. 3
James Winters has been suffering
with an attack of pleurisy. :
Miss Dottie daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Urias Brown has been ailing for
some time and her physician thinks
of sending her to a sanitarium for
treatment.
Herbert Wagner spent last week at
Exposition Park, Pa, as a represénta-
tive of Salisbury Lodge No. 982 4. O.
O. F. is the ninety third annual feet
ing of the Grand Lodge of Penfisyl-
vania. *
Marion Glotfelty of W. Vo. is § end-
ing several weeks with relatives and
friends in this vicinity. 3
There was a Good Roads mass gieet-
ing held in Hays Opera House last
held at White Oak Saturday night.
Mrs. Russell BEmrick and sons Vic-
Wilson and Charles Mcintyre, the tor and Lester of Connellsville are
sons of Landlord McIntyre spent|the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. M.
the week-end visiting their uncle, | Baker.
Mr. C. H. McIntyre and family at{ A horse isn’t the only thing that
Berlin. {balks. The new Maxwell car owned
Quite a few families are leaving | py Levi Beal and the two Hostle-
Garrett to seek employment else- | rode Ford's backed down the steep
where. The mines have been 'clos-| hill above G. G. W. Witt’s Sunday be-
od "down for several weeks and 88 |fore gettng half way up; it’s a hill
yet there are no signs of their being when a Ford can’tclimb it.
reopened soon. However, Wwe are | Mrs. James Reddig and family
living in hopes that the differences were shopping in Cumberland on
between the employers and the em- priday.
ployees. will soon be adjusted and | Homer Hay of Berlin was a caller
that work at these mines soon will be | at the home of G. W. Witt one day
riil were visiting in Berlin on Satur-
day.
resumed. last week.
Mafilon ler took his son Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Neubeiser of
Nestern spent Tuesday with
Maryland | Cumberland
last W Pri
ed- friends in town.
mberland
{| Friday evening and arrangements
| were there made to conduct the Work
|to be done on the streets of Salisbury
| Ii now remains to be seen how much
| will be accomplished on Good Reads
day. Last year there was a good turn
out and all efforts are being made by
those at the head of the movemient
here to make a success of it again.
|Let’s hope that they succeed.
{
ter, Mrs. J. Hess Baker at Lancaster
Pa. last week.
| Harvey Hay attended the races at]
‘Baltimore last week.
forepart of last week in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wagner sfart- | Mrs
ed house-keeping i
font property on Org
a cement floor in front of the restaur-
Mrs. Samuel Engle visited her sis- |
George Hay of Pittsburg spent the |
GLENCOE
John Hostetler and wife are back
jto0 their families after a three
| month’s stay at Ames, Iowa. :
Wes Shipley and Ben Leydig
| spent the week-end at home, depart-
|ing on Sunday for Greensburg.
where they started on regular work
with the West Penn Railway Co. on
Monday.
Mrs. Bert Raupach and babies of
Cumberland are spending the week
with her parents.
H. M. Poorbaugh on Monday pur-
chased a real live Buick automobile
from the Meyersdale Auto Company.
Dr. Spicer, of Cumberland, trans-
‘ported his immediate family across
| the Savage mountain on Sunday 10
spend the day with Merchant I. D.
Leydig and family. }
|
{
at Garrett where he and Rev. W. M. | The Misses Bessie, Laura and Nail
Howe held meetings in the Churgh of nje Martz visited Jacob Martz of The following notices will show the
Mountain Valley on Sunday,
Mrs. W. H. Raupach returned from
Cumberland on Monday where she
was called to the bedside of her fati-
eh, ‘Wm. Grines.
| Mrs. G. G. Delozier was a Sunday
visitor of A. A. Sharp at Sand Patch.
Our Sunday base ball sports, Fred,
jCarl and Arthur attended the Me: -
| ersdale—SandPatch game on Sun-
| day. They made the trip in a “bo.-
| car ‘special.’
| Bill Addis of Connellsville was a
! Sunday visitor at J. T. Leydig’s.
FORT HILL
Farmers are busy with their spring
work.
Ben Matthews a fireman of Conn-
ellsville spent Sunday with his fath-
er-in-law J. M. Bonnell.
George McClintock was a business
visitor to Confluence Saturday.
Jonas Shoemaker was a business
visitor to
and took in the Battle Cry of Peace.
Charles Mead and son of New Cas-
tle spent a couple of days here fish
ing last week.
Elmer Snyder a fireman of Cumber-
land spent Sunday and Monday with
his family.
Toilie Snyder and Nell Vought who
are attending normal school at Rock-
wood spent Saturday and Sunday with
their parents.
SHADY LAWN.
Mrs.Rufus Tressler and son, Merle
| spent one day last week with Mrs.
Tressler’s sister, Mrs. Hurley Fike in
Meyersdale.
Clarence Stotler and daugh-
and Marion of Salisbu-
aunt,
{ Mrs.
ters, Alberta
ry spent Thursday with her
Ibaer.
and family moved to
Meyersdale last Tuesday |
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shultz and
daughter, Exielle of town enjoyed |
Scene from “THE GOOSE GIRL” t
mount feature at the Summer Garden, Monday Even-
ing, May :oth, featuring Marguerite Clark, a drama of
love and adventure in realms of romance.
A A om dd t= PALI SNS It AANA NTF At
he big Para-
a
Mr. and Mrs. Shober of Cumber-
land were visiting at M. B. Hech-
last Sunday at the Rufus Tressler ler’s last Saturday.
home.
H. L. Miller was a visitor at the |
home of his aunt, Mrs. Ezra Berkley
off Berkley. <
Gladys and Hilda Shultz of Mey-
ersdale passed Sunday afternoon
with their friend, Maud Gnagey.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hittie and
son spent Sunday at the home of Joe
Shelbaer’s.
Mrs. George Kuhs of Meyersdale,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parker and som,
of Pittsburg, were recent. welcome
callers at the home of Harry Jones.
Elizabeth Bittner was a caller at
the home of her aunt, Mrs. Alex.
Downey recently. .
Esther and Zelma Shumaker spent
part of Sunday at the Orville Shel-
baer home.
NOTICES IN REGARD
TO COMING ENTERTAINMENT
| success sof Miss Kathleen Bach, an
, impersonator and reader, who will
pe
Miss Margaret Sipple of this burg,” Hoe
and Miss Almeda Opel of Summit
Mills were visiting friends and rela-
tives at St. Paul over Saturday
Sunday. They say St. Paul 1s
attractive place. Did you get -
Mr, and Mrs. Barney Smith v
their daughter and sofi-in-law,"
and Mr. John Harding. = 2
AT THE SUMMER GARDEN.
“The Sign of the Cross.”
Paramount program for Wednes-
day evening featuring the popular
screen star, Wm. Farnum in the fa-
mous player production “The Sign of
the Cross.” Ro age. 2
Triangle Program.
Marie Doro in the Fine Arts Pro-
duction, “The Wood Nymps” and the
two part comedy, “The Perils of the
Dark” with the clever ¢omedy star,
Harry Gibbon, Thursday June 1st,
dont miss this program, where ‘the
the pictures, by Prof. Lew Bittner.
’ “The Thoroughbred? ' ©
assist in an entertainment in the
Methodist Episcopal church on Tues-
day evening, June 6.
“The Binyon Koncert Kompany of
the Forrence Entertainment Bureau
of Elmira, N. Y. was greeted by an
appreciative audience and the Key-
stone Firemen are proud of the fact
that they had the opportunity of pre-
senting such high class artists. it
was pronounced the best appearing
here for some time. Miss Bach, read-
| er, won merited approval as a recit-
er. Her winsome manner added zest!
to the program and her ability as a]
performer in her line is unguestion-
ed.
| “The reader, Miss Bach, won warm
| and repeated applause by her delight-
‘ful renditions and captivated her
‘hearers with her charming person-
ality.” :
SIPPLEVILLE. 5
F. J. Brown, Miss Margaret Sipple,
{H. M. Sipple, and: L. R. Sipple at.
tened the lawn fete at St. Paul on
Saturday evening. Mrs. J. I. Tress-
ler and children, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. |
Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Hugene
Crowe and little son were guests of |
George Sipple’s on Sunday.
Miss Mary, Miss Martha and Miss
Edith Frease attended church . at
Summit Mills on Sunday evening.
There must be some attraction for |
going so far to attend church.
Supervisor Fike has made some im-
provements on the roads at this end
of the township.
Mrs. Susan
niece, Mrs. A. H. Hersh, last Sun
day.
Harry Vogtman who is working in |
ans garage in Cumberland, pass-|L- N. Wilson,
hrough this burg, last Saturday. Paul
A vital wrama of Vindication fe&-
turing the popular stars william Rus-
isell and Charlotte Burton, five acts of
dashing adventure and smashing CH-
[Tres Tuesday May 30th, 7 ©
i Coming Attractien
i Mary Pickford, in “Mistress Nell”
{Blanche Sweet, in the Warrens of
Virginia” W. TH. Crane in “David
Harum.” Betty Hart, in “The Bait.”
rd.
FAIR HOPE
| Mrs. Nick Emerick’ of Rockwood ie
| visiting her mother Mrs, Poorbaugh.
Mrs. J. W, Williams returned home
after spending a few days with relati-
ves in Hyndman.
Mrs. Ella Stern of Connellsville i
| visiting at the home of J. A. Lowrey.
Mrs Shanon Burket of Hyndman
spent last week with her-parents Mr.
and Mrs, R. C. BEmrick. -
| Earl Poorbaugh of Boswell is vis-
|iting friends here; '! “0 :
! Mrs. Frank Barkley of Glen Sav-
\age spent Saturday with Mrs A. W.
| Berkley.
Miss Emma Perdue of Glencoe is
visiting her mother here.
| Arch Kennell of Boswell is visit
| his mother, Mrs. Chas. Tipton.
| Howard Shafer was a visitor at
| Merkle home on Saturday evening.
CIVIC LEAGUE MEETING.
The Civie League’ will hold its
| regular business meeling on Thurs
| day, Juné'1l, at 2:30 p. m. in Coun-
{cil Chamber. Important business.
Helwig visited her Every woman in town should be in-
| terested in this good work.
| Rev. A. S. Kresge, pastor of the
| Wills Creek Charge will assist Rev.
by preaching at St
on Thursday evening.
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