The Dig Sister
Of All True
Lovers .
A SERIES OF VIVID
DRAMAS BASED
ON THE EXPER-
TENCES OF
FIRST EPISODE AT THE
Im
ove
UNION VALLEY
Mr. Jacob Sturtz and Mrs. Alph
Ldisure spent Saturday in town shop-
pisg and visiting Mms. A. Horchner.
Mrs. Harvey Leisure spent Sunday
meuir Berkleys Mills.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Poorbaugh and
segs Jacob and Esther of Meyersdale
apeiit Sunday with H. F. Habels.
H. F. Habel was at Brants apple
Satter factory last week having sever-
of bbls. of cider made. Harry says
aslp't go dry this winter. .
Mr. Simon Keefer was a business
sadler at Meyersdale Friday last.
Quite a tie up the B. & O. RR had
Saturday on account of a broken rail
in Qard Pateh tunnel whica caused
eight cars to leave the track block-
jm¥ the hole for ten hours.
J. O. Ravenscraft was busy Satur-
-day transfering baggage and Erpress
from one side of the tunnel to the
ether for the B. & O. Bud says he
ogu't get there quite as quick as ite
train but he delivers the goods just
the same.
Mr. R. E. Cook’s wife and two ch 1d-
pen. from Farmers City Ill. spent a few
days visiting J. D. Habel and Mrs.
Juhn Boyer and renewing old ac-
guuintances. Mr. Cook worked a tri k
at Manila tower 7 years ago he since
Amen gave up Railroading and took up
:a quarter section farm in Ill Th s sum-
rmer.-he has 70 acres corn out and |
sthreshed over 2,000 bushel of oats.
Miss Kate Keefer left iast week fur
«Cheswick City near MciXeesport she
expects to be gone s2verel weeks
BEATRICE FAIRFAX
SUMMER GARDEN
will take charge of the pastorate work
in the Evangelical church here.
Rev. David Merrill and wife of Avil
ton Md. spent Monday night at the
home of H, H, Reitz.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reed spent
three weeks at Frostburg and Cum-
berland visiting friends.
Levi Lichliter, Frank Ringler, Ro-
bert Newman, Robert Riley, George
Beale, Hubert Wagner, and Clay New-
man motored to Meyersdale Tuesday |
evening to attend a dance at the au-
ditorium.
Miss Mary Reitz who went to Pitts-
burg, a couple weeks ago to study in
the West Penn Hospital was com-
pelled to return home on account of
gickness.
Misses fie and Florede Lichliter,
Nell Statler and Romaine Dietz and
Mrs. Karl Miller spent Sunday after-
noon at the home of William Gnagey
about three miles from town.
C. E. Dickey nd family of Avalon
spent the week-end at the home of
Mrs. Savilla Boyen,
Quite a number of Salisbury peo-
ple are attending the Meyersdale,
Fair,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hollinger of
Avalon spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. D. W, Livengood.
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GARRETT
Births
Born to Dr. and Mrs. R. M. McClell-
an last Friday morning a daughter,
to Mr. and Mrs. R. Shrff a daughter
Deaths
Joseph Franklin the youngest son
Chas. Keefer wi, transacting busin-
. #88 at the county seat Monday.
Mr. V. King is the proud Father of
.® son. Mother and baby both doing
well.
© Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Habel from In-
dian Omeek spent a gew days last
- week with the former's brother J. D.
: amd Nephew H. F.
Tom Bracken Sr. made a business
itrip to Connellsville last week.
~ IMiss Many Brown Somerset Co.
“shief operator at Meyersdalg spent
Wednesday and Thursday with
brother in-law and sister Mn aand
Mrs. H. F. Habel. g
Mr. and Mrs, J. Sturtz and family
end Mrs. HH. F. Habel and children
spent Sunday eve at the home of P.
WW. White.
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v’ SALISBURY
Stork Generous to Salisbury Folks
.:On Friday night the Storz visited
our town leaving a number of‘ homes
happier because of his having been
there. The parents so favored were
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wagner a boy, Mr.
and Mrs. Lenhart a girl, Mr, and Mrs,
Dubb Wagner, a boy and Mr. and Mrs,
Emeigh who now live in Johnstown a
Florence Livengood of near Salisbury.
A Happy Birthday
Little Elizabeth Wagner was de-
tightfully surprised on Friday after-
noon when a number of her little
friends met to celebrate her seventh
pirthday. Various games were indul-
ged in, after which the little ladies
were well served with ice cream, cake,
candy. Present were Ela'ne Trent, Isa-
bel Wazner, Nellie May Stoiler, Eve-
lyn Miller, Grace Martz, Clare McKin-
ley, Florence and Blanche wagner,
Helen McKenzie, Louise Johnson,
Verda Kimmel and Edward Donges,
Minor Mention
Miss 4manda Martin entertained
at “500” on Friday evening.
Mrs. A. M, Lichty has returned
frem a two weeks stay at Atlantic
City.
and Rev. and Mrs. D. M, Merrill of
Avilton Md, passed through town,
Tuesday morning enroute to Graanis-
=! ers the former conducted
the funeral of Mr. Archie Broadwater.
Rev. Oney spent Friday evening in
Meyersdale.
Mr.
ville 87d
ghe home of their daughter Mrs.
Phil Reich. s 2
Miss Elizabeth Reitz spent Friday
@m Meyersdale with her niece Miss
Helen Reitz at the Summer Gerden |
Rev. O. G. Fye will move to Morrel-
Rev.
ville Johnstown and Hetrick
poy Mrs. BEmeigh was formerly Miss |
..Rev. William Howe of Meyersdale |
and Mrs. Lloyd Beachy and |
family spent Sunday in Meyersdale at!
of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bockes died
Saturday evening at ten o'clock from
spasms aged one year and nine
smonths.
Funeral services were held at their
home Monday afternoon at two
o'clock. Service held by Rev. M. A.
Romesburg. }
CHURCH NOTICES
Church services will be held in the
Grace Reformed Church at 7 o’clock
Sunday evening, Sunday School will
also be held in the morning at 10
o'clock Children under 16 years of
age will not be permitted to attend
these services.
Church services will be held in the
church of the Brethren Sunday after
noon at two thirty.
Personals
Mrs. 8S. P. Lease and children ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. F. D.
Godel spent Tuesday and Wednesday
with their sister Mrs. Wm. Swans
at Scalp Level.
Joe Missouri who are visiting
friends and relatives in the East ar-
rived in Garrett last Saturday to
spend a few days at the home of Mrs.
8S. Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Shober
daughter Elizabeth and Florence mo
tored to the home of Mr.
parents at Somerset and spent Sun-
You Are Missing
Something Good
Unless you are
going to Follow
Her Adventures
and
Shober 3
in Fifteen Epi-
sodes. |
SATURDAY SEPT. 23.
ig visiting at the home of L. W. Pol
lard.
New Mine.
It has been rumored from a relia-
ble source tht Mr. Fred Rowe has
leased the four foot vein of coal in
the South side of the Casselman riv-
er and contemplates working the
‘same in the near futuie.
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* GLADE
Miss Martha Dull is very ill froma
an attack of typhoid fever.
Miss Garland Boyd is spending the
week in Somerset with Miss Pearl
Miller.
Miss Daisy Brant of Black Town-
ship is stopping at Mr. A. J. Spangler’s
sam Boyd of town offer their home
for sale.
Mrs. Wesley Clay and Mrs. R. A.
Snyder spent Sunday visiting friends
in Black township.
Miss May Freese of Pittsburg is
visiting Mr. and Mms. Luther Dull for
several weeks. : ,
Miss Savilla Tedrow ig confined t
her brother's home here by sickness.
Mr. Willis Singo of near Trent has
returned to his home. Mr. Singo um-
derwent an operation in a hospital at
Johnstown.
Mr. Israel Gross died at his home
near New Lexington on Thursday
morning, Sept. 14 Mr. Gross had been
ill most all summen after having un-
derwent an operation. He was buried
Saturday morning at Kingwood. He
leaves his widow and three children.
Mrs. Henry Moshoider, Mn Charlie
Gross and Mr. Allen Gross, all of Mil-
ford Township.
Mrs. Westley Brant and Mrs. Ralph
Moore both of Pittsburg, who had
been visiting at Mr. §, B. Moores have
returned to their hommes.’
Harvey Tedrow and Miss Josephine
Tedrow who had been called home on
account of their fathers illness have
returned to Pittsburg. Mr. Tedrow is
now able to sit up.
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8ST PAUL
News is scarce that is such as
would look well in print.’
Mr. Hampton McClintock purchas-
ed a new Oldsmobile auto to replace
his Ford car which he sold some time
ago.
Mrs. Witt of Summit Mills, the old-
est member of the St. Paul congrega-
tion of the Reformed church, was an
attendant at its services on Sunday.
Work is slowly proceeding in the
process of installing a new heating
plant in the Reformed church.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Folk of Il
inois were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Jaeob Sechler on Monday evening.
Mrs. Jacob Sechler entertained the
! following named friends on Wednes-
day of last week: Mrs. George Engle.
Mrs. Ray Engle, Miss Hattie Ringer,
Misses Grace and Francis Engle and
Mrs. Harvey Engle and son. They all
day.
Mr.
several weeks among friends and rel
| latives
| Hyndman returned home Monday.
Wilsn McIntyre who spent
|
at Huntingdon, Saxton and | would have “labor” and
|
|
spent a pleasant day.
Some of these St. Paulers seem to
think that Mr. Wilson the President
‘capital” to
get together like the man and ithe ti-
| Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Godel and chiid- | ger the man on the inside of the tiger.
| ren Margaret and Charlotte and Mrs.
|
i rived
| with Mrs.
Sunday to spend a few days
|
|
| er residents of Garrett and their
many friends are glad to welcome
them back again.
| Mrs. John Martin and children who |
| were visiting Mrs. Martin's parents
ase $ Mr. and Mrs. L. Christner returned to
her home in Pittsburg Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Lenhart of Pittsburg was
visiting among relatives last Tuesday.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. L. A.
Phenicie delightfully entertained the
| Fancy Work Club. Mrs. Phenicie is
a charming hostess and the ladies
| had a very enjoyable afternoon.
Mesdames A. R. and E, L. Miller
‘were recent visitors of Somerset
relatives.
. Mrs. James Evans and
who had been visiting Mrs. Evans’
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lohr,
left on Saturday for her home at
Madison, Wisconsin.
Mrs. Cora
children
| Godels brother Mr. J. A. Roberts ar- |
Godels sister Mrs. S. CJ
Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Godel were form.- |
B. Warner of Pittsburg
|
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i VIM
Mrs. C. W. Tressler spent last week
at Berlin visiting friends and relati-
ves.
Alex Kreitzberg and family of Ak-
ron O, are visiting Mrs. Kreitzberg's
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Ringler.
Misses Grace and Mary Fike came
home from the Markelton Sanitarium
i last Satdrday.
Howard Fike and family attended
the Fair at Oakland, Md. last Thhrs-
day.
Mr. and
Mrs. Milton Meyer and
child of Brothersvalley twp. spent
Sunday at the home of the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Meyers.
Miss Sarah E. Nicholson spent sev-
eral days of this week at the home cf
the Bird Brothers.
Families are moving away from
Shaw Mines on account of the condi-
tions existing there.
Mr. and Mrs. Chares Lepley of
Somerset were guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Darnley of the
South Side several days this week.
MILLER & COLLINS
OPENING PRESENTATION
THURSDAY SEPT., 28th.
OF THE MODES FOR FALL
AND WINTER.
Bringing
to Meyersdale the most
beautiful styles of the Season. An
invitation is extended to all to
come and
fashion. .
inspect the favorites of
This is a rare treat for the La-
dies of this community. Our Fall
- showing of the Latest in Millinery
will occur on this day.
Don’t forget the date, Sept., 28th. '
WITTENBERG
Miss Mabel Hoover of Johnstown
is visiting relatives and friends for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martz of Ken-
nells Mill visited at the home of Frank
Murray on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. EH Weimer and three
children were callers at the home of
Calvin Weimer of Deal on Sunday.
Mrs. Cyrus Housel and son Carl of
Deal called at the home of the form-
ers mother Susan Smith on Wednes-
day of last week.
The Young people of this place had
a corn roast in Ei Weimer’s grove oa
Tuesday night of last week.
Mrs. Susan Smith and Mns. Elmer
Petenbrink called at the home of Si-
mon Deal’s on Thursday of last week,
Mr. and Mrs. J. E Geiger ang son
James motored to the home of Sam-
nel Bowman's of Mance on Sunday.
' Ralph Geiger is n the sick list.
NS
SIPPLEVILLE.
L. R. Sipple aand F. J. Brown on
Sunday were visitors to Cumberland.
Mrs. William Struby is on the sick
list.
Henry Felker is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. N. B. Hechler.
1 Miss Ruth Kimble was a Welcome
calelr at the W, A. Frease home oR
Sunday last. ae ;
Sarah Clites of Hyndman is visit-
.ing at the home of Ross Albright’s.
Mrs. Wm. Merrbach and children
who had been visiting at Ernest
Broesecker’s returhed home last
‘Wednesday.
GLENCOE
Wes Bittner of Scottdale spent thie
week-end with old friends.
“Cohen’s Board of Health” visited
{ the Roddy Camp on Monday and
found everything in ship-shape.
Mrs. J. H. Spicer and Marion Ley-
dig saw “The Birth of a Nation™ at
Cumberland on Tuesday.
Geo: R. Cook and wife arrived here
Saturday from North Dakota with an
ailing Ford to spend some time with
the W. H. Cook family.
| Mary Ravenscraft of Sand Patch
spent the week-end with her “finaa-
eed” K. G. Miller and Prospective re.
latives.
With Etta Shafer and Alice Web-
reck milking separators and raking
honey this is a fair warning to buy-
ers of a certain advance in rustic
products. \
1. D. Leydig, J. T. Leydig and wife,
and Mrs. “Doc” drove to Meyersdale
| Sunday to the Dalton Cook funeral.
j That the Sunday School going habit
has been keenly instilled into our
youth was proven on Sunday when
Fred and Hazel, Allen and Pearl held
a conference on Grand View Summit
“May the Quarantine continue,” Says
Allen.
The Meyersdale Fair held charms
for a goodly number of Northampton’s
popuace.
Mrs. H. W. Beachy prepared anoth-
er of her famous six o’clock dinners
for a jolly crowd on Wednesday of
course‘“Mag’s” record on the mall
route had a hand in the success of the
occasion,
j Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards and
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Younkin of Mar-
keleton spent Sunday here with Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Sanders.
Condensed Statement
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF MEYERSDALE, PA.
At Close of Business September 12, 1916
(COMPTROLLER’S CALL)
’ SE
RESOURCES
Loans and Investments... ...............cc....... $756,643.13
U.S Bonde........cocisivecincenisiniiin ee 10,000.00
Banking Bouse. .....cv..onve sil ines eesis on oi 29,500,00
Due from Banks and Reserve Agents..... ....... 142,230.00 .
Call... Nis iineseniinensnsoninssnyes: rs ri DOOD 04
Total... $1,067,682.17
LIABILITIES |
Capital BUOBE soe iL oe Sai ss as a $ 65,000.00
BIEPIIE ss hissssinisatanss sareanasmrgee 10000000
Ondivided Profits: .... ...co.ooeev sveeener oooon SHABLTL
CIroulation.,: oi iocsiitiiee sain or nsaeer (500.00
Total.... $1,057,6832.17
OUR GROWTH THIS YEAR.
Jan, 180 ARG... iii eines. § 9286183
March 7, 1916. .......cccvennensnns su enrnnnnees- 1,000,746.22
June 30, 1916...........cvest ceenrnceesecse.er 1,085,623.00
Sept., 12, 1016............c0 cen. enue. TTT... 1,081,682.07
Citizens National Bank
“The Bank With the Clock
With Tne Million.”
JEAN HLH JE | | lil
Youre Surely Planning
Neyersdale Hair, Sep. 19-22
We're going to make all our out-of-town visitors
especially Welcome, you can count on that.
There’ll be lots going on here besides the fair, of
course everybody in Meyersdale is exerting them-
selves to make it agreeable and interesting for
our guests. |
We’re doing our ‘‘bit’’, we have on hand our com-
plete Fall Display of Clothes, Hats and Furnish-
ings, this will give you-a chance to get ‘‘posted”’,
also to see what you want to buy for Fall and
Winter.
Hartley & Baldwin
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COMING BACK TO MEYERS-
DALE TO LIVE. | nice place in which to live. The past
Mr. C. F. Jenkins, for a number of | year he spent at Fairmont. Mr. Jen-
years manager of the Kenneweg | kins has rented the former Glessner
Grocery Company, of this place, and | home, 109 Meyers avenue and ex
whose frienas are Inaeea many, has | pec Vv abo! t th
” ts to move here in ut & mon
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decided that Meyersdale ig a pretty
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