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"PERSONAL AND LOCAL
" ‘Mrs. Matilda Benferd is visiting for
J» week with Rockwood relatives.
“Miss Jeane Holmes spent Sunday
. with relatives at Lonaconing, Md.
Miss Anna Holzhauer of Rockwood
“'yisited her friend Miss Lily Baer,
several days of last week.
Mrs. B. J. Dounpecker is the Fiost
“of her daughter, Miss Walter Cart|
week. Bed
Miss Alpha Gill has returned home.
i “from. a visit -withtelatives at Cha
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Pr. and” Mrs. E. r Hemminger i
Held. relatives in Rockwood last
- day. Ne PE
5. »Miss Ida Dia left Sunday or Soy
"orget, where she will teach school dur’
ing the next term, <2
Miss Eva Hoover left Sunday t5
| tike up. her work in teaching a, Du-
Youngstown, O. where she: Spent
ve) weeks with relatives.
Mise ‘Elizabeth Shardt has gone fo
where she expects to re-
EE
Miss Thelma Shoemaker of Bast
Liverpool Ohio is visiting at the homs
« of Mang Mi, John: B. Shardt
‘Calvin Scott of near Stoyeatown,
tte, Mrs. Emory George.
“Me, “Shannon ‘Smith of Boswell Is
1 at the home of Mrs. Emma
Hiboer on'the South Side,
1 and Clark Mayer of Frost.
bir i Welsh of Pittebors,
fpent 8 few days here with her broth.
Siungsgilaw, Me: 308 Mn. 30
#innie are home from Somerset,
"where they had been visiting for sev-
oral days,
ten mii ‘Younkin left Wednes-
y tor Whitington, D. C., where
pig will spend the winter with rela-
tives.
Mrs. ‘Nettie Anthony, who spent two
weeks here at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Layton, left for her
home in Fairmont, W. Va. last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Darrah and
8aughter Helen returned = Saturday
from Los Angeles, Calf. where they
‘Bad been visiting for several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs,~Robert Critchfield and
two children ‘ofy Rockwood,’ were: \Sun- |
8ay visitors with Mrs." iCritchfield’s |
parents Mr. and Mrs. John ‘B. Schardt. §
Mrs. Samuel Baker entertained at’
@sumptuous country dinner on Sun-
_ @ay. Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
‘David Keim and family and Mr. and
re. Phineas Compton and family.
There will be preaching services in
the Main Street Brethren church
pth morning and evening on Sundey
Profesor Carman C. Johnson, of Pitts:
will be the minister in charge:
Mrs. Harry Hammond and little son
who spent several weeks’ visiting with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Ebbecka, left last Saturday for
their home at Newell, Pa.
Mrs. Sadie Albright, Misses Agnes
Deal, Myrtle Smiley, Lilly and Mag-
gle Back spent last Sunday at the
bone of the former’s mother, Mrs.
fiiabeth Baer in Greenille township.
An eight year old daughter of Mr.
Rr. E. Brant of near Mance on Sunday
afternoon got her hand in a chopping
mill and had tW0 or three fingére bro-
ken and badly lacerated. Dr. Lichty
wag summoned and dressed the injur-
od members.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 9 Holzshu and
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Knieriem motored
to Rockwood Sunday and spent the
the day with the latters son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Schroyer.
Don’t throw paper or refuse matter
on ‘the street. If you are not violating
and ordinance of the borough, you
ought to be condemned by law. Do you
enjoy seeing our streets dirty; if you
do fou eught to make your abode with
animals not humans.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Klingaman,
Mrs. Lillian Meese and J. J. Shirrey
motored to Latrobe last Sunday and |
Qquesne. HW It Bad
: Martha Delst ‘has returned |: Joseph - Grush to Mallon Penrod, nrod
pent last week here Visiting bis |
a 1 55 PE ES
‘spent. the.day - very pleasantly. w ‘With |
the latter's relatives.
{| Mr. and Mrs, William Murphy, Nr.
and Mrs. Thomas Crowe, Mun and
Mrs. Quincy Murphy, son Robert,
Mr. and Mrs. John Hedrick and daugh-
ter, Martha, all of Frostburg, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Crowe
last Sunday. The party came by auto
mobile and returned home the same
evening.
‘Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Milne had for
their guest on Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
George Rust, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tis-
sue, daughter, Wilhelmina of Morgan-
town, W. Va, and Master Ross Milne,
who spent the summer visiting in
Morgantown, W. Va. They came by
automobile and returned in the even-
ing. acrompanied by Mrs. Milne and
little son Jack who spent several days
visiting relatives and friends in Mor-
gantown.
+ Society Notes
Miss Bernadette Crowe was tender-
ed a birthday surprise party last Fri-
day evening at her home on Meyers
avenue. About 256 of her friends were
present and the evening was delight-
fully spent in various ways and at 2
late hour lunch which had been pre-
pared and brought by the ladies was
served and thoroughly enjoyed by all
Miss Crowe was also the recipient of
many beautiful and usefil gifts.
Miss Grace. Thomas left Monday for
| Latrobe where she is employed ns a
teacher In
~ Miss Rlizabeth Payne visited relati-
ves in Berlip.seveial days last ‘Week:
vo REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS >
.. The ‘tollowing * deeds have ‘been’ re-
corded by .Recorder Johs B. “Custer,
since our last report:
brig, Meyersdalé, $2,300.
oy Berlin, $3500. 1
Elizabeth Homer Custer, Wingber,
Paint Twp., $8,126.
rset. Borough, $2,450, i
. Herriet Gerne ta C. W. ‘Garey.
tmeriin; $468. - FY
3. 5. Garay to C. W, Gamer, Ber
tin, $200.
Bune B. Fiber 0.0. W. garner,
‘Berlin, $300,
Margaret C. Krissinger to C. w.
Garney, Berlin, $300. ;
: Geo: Marke] ‘to’ Sussn Berkebile,
Berlin; $1,000, : 5
Susan ‘Berkebile 0 Newton Berk
shila, Begin, $1300. © nN
“Percy Shenser !
. be MA ts thin it, ;
Berlig, $2,000. Fics
Wn; Geghagen. to Asvow Coal in
Win. dain to Sumuel Gtimore,
Paint TWD. $4,000. i
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HISTORY OF SOM vie +
: ERSET CO. BENCH
The Somerset County Bar Associa
tion at a meeting held on 28th. Sept..
traits of the attorneys who have been
called to the bench.of. the county,
" court: .and ‘occupants of the bench
‘when Somerset was included in the
various districts «= courts. The action
taken Monday was brought about by
.| an offer made by an artist residing at | 8
York, Pa, to furnish an oil: portrait:of.
ithe late Jeremiah S. Black. ExJudge
F. 1. Kooser wes named as a committ-_
plica ‘of one of Judge Black in the
court house at York, and of amother
recently<ordered for the court house
of Franklin county at Chambersburg.
Judge Feremiali_ 8. Black was the
first native of Somerset county to se-
cure a seat on the bench of the courts
of Pennsylvania. Ho was subsequently
called to fill the chair of a Justice of
the Supreme Court bench of the State
Attorney General of the United States
and to the office of Secretary of State.
He is admittedly Somerset county's
most disinguished son and many loy-
men think that the members of the
bar have been very recreant to a duty
they owe to his distinguished services
to nation state and couhty in not hav-
ing provided a pértrait of him for the
local temple of justice many years
286: ge
Prédident Judges who have occupi-
8d the bench of Somerset since it
was erected in 1792 are:
Alexander Addison 1795.
James Riddle. 1800.
Thmoas Cooper, 1806.
John Young, 1806.
Thomas Baird, 1818.
John Todd, 1824.
Alexander Thompson, 1827.
Jeremiah 8. Black, 1842.
Francis M. Kimmell, 1852.
James Niel, 1862.
Alexander King, 1864.
D. Watson Rowe, 1868.
William M. Hall, 1871.
William J. Baer, 1882.
Jacob H. Longenecker, 1892.
Francis J. Kooser, 1902.
william H. Ruppel, 1912.
Ex-Judge Francis J. Kooser and the
J. H. Cotatryman to Sadie A. Al-
8. P. Berkebile to Rev. B. C. Gar ||
Central District Teidéraph Co to |
Foster Walter to Let H Lies, Som
took the step towards securing por- |
«ee to inspect the portrait and conduct J
the negotiations, The portrait is a re-|°&
I one “of ‘capability
L
y Avoid d_ These Ailments,
LEADING
MEYERSDALE,
ret : Columbia Retods for
present occupant of the bench Hon.
viving members. It is unlikely that
Bar Association will be able to ob-
tain portraits of all of the President
Judges who have occupied the bench
of the county court by appointment
and election, but a number of them
can be secured, and should be placel
in the @ourt house at the earliest
practical day. :
CONFLUISNCE
Mrs. Charles Stauffer of Pennsville
is visiting her father, A. B. Flanigan
at Johnson Chapel.
it is reported that there are a cou-
ple cases of infantile paralysis in the
home of Mr. and Mrs, John Miller at
Humbert,
Dr. M. H. Koehler of Connellsville
vag a visits» here Saturday
Mrs, John Alexander has returned
from a visit with her husband at Som-
erset.
The Union Cedar Company of Ohio
has started a large unloading and
loading yard near Mountain Grove
along the White's creek line and are
busy unloading consignments of lo
cust posts and lumber.
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EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION, The
Reverend Clewell E. Miller Pastor.
For Meyersdale—S. S. at 2:30 p. m.
= | “1 ' The atmosphere of this big Tuading Madon
Beware g Coughs and Colds.
SYRUP WHITE PINE with TAR you can
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mas. Now is the Time to
Making a Small
for you.
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FIRE, AUTOMOBILE, # Tr,
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: "MEVERSDALE, PA.
"PROMPT. ATTENTION @IVEN TO
ALL CALLS AT ALL TIMES.
By taking our
W. CURTIS TRUXAL, :
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
SOMERSET, PA.
Prompt ettention given to -H toga!
business. :
UNL é EALY ; iG
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iA a "PENITSIRY.
Modern dentistry = eliminates the
{dread of havng your teeth exiracied.
erowned or filled.
‘work. I also treat and guarantee te
eure Pyorrhea, Riggs Disease er
loose, springy, bleeding gums whee
BOL 800 SF S4vised
1 specialise ua Crews. and Bridge
H E @EBTYTY
MEVERSDALE, PA.
Brick Work, Flue Reparing, white-
A L washing and Kalsomiming. Work sat-
lisfactory, charges Reasonable.
Chas. M. Murphy
: Penn’a street
Party moving owes us $119 on a
3 ‘handsome Upright Grand Piano used 8
months. It is yours for balance. .....
: |. Weite The Gibbs Piano Co. 71-78 Main |:
8t., Springfield Mass. ~~ - -
: (31 years in one location.-
DRUGGIST
PENNA.
October now on Sale.
Young People’s Meeting at 7 in the
William H. Ruppel, are the only sur- |evening and preaching at 7:30. Pray-
er meeting at 7:30 on Thursday ev-
ening. Glencoe—Preaching at 10:30
in the morning with Sunday School
at 9:30 a, m, = Aw.
gn > xi ‘ie 2
~
URIAS SAYLOR
Urias Saylor ig dead; he was born
on what is now the Wilmoth farm,
just across the river from Meyers-
dale. He moved to Morrill, Kansas in
the spring of 1882. He died on Friday
September 29th, of typhoid fever and
ipneumonia, and was about 66 yeas
of age.
For a number of years he had
charge of what iS now the Jacob Peck
farm. He ‘was the son of Abraham
Saylor, who at one time owned both
the Wilmoth and the Peck farms. Ur-
fas Saylor was married to Mary Susan
a daughter of William Beachly of this
place. The widow, one son and two
daughters mourn the death of hus-
pand and father,
Mr. Saylor had seven brothers.-
Joseph of Waterloo, Iowa; Christian
(deceased) of Phoenix, Arizona; Eli-
| KNOCKED DOWN BY
TROLLEY CAR
John Smith, a well known citizen
of Meyersdale, on Saturday as the
4:20 trolley was leaving for Salisbury
attempted to mount the step, just as
the car was starting. He lost his
grip and fell down on the brick street,
severely injuring his hip, and getting
pretty well bruised up. Dr. Lichty,
whose office is near where-the acci-
dent occured at Meyers avenue and
Centre streets, dressed the wounds.
Lester Engle who is living at the
Dr. H. C. McKinley home a few days
ago raised his peanut crop. The pea-
nuts were of the usual size but the
number will not glut the local market
The lad knows a little more about
peannts than he did before this lesson
by observation.
are many relatives and friends that
will mourn ‘and sympathize with the
widow and children.
Mr. Saylor by honesty, industry and
frugality as a farmer and cattle deal-
er accumulated considerable property
and leaves his family in comfortable
circumstances.
She
as ann Daniel of Morrell Kansas; Al-
bert of Seattle, Washington; and Dr,
Norman, of Philadelphia; also three
sisters, Katy and Susan; (deceased)
and Mary of Morrill, Kansas married
to John H. Miller. Besides these there
Kinley of 203, Salisbury Street.
| Children Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
Not Every OLAisA
VICTROLA
of Genuine VICTROL AS at Christ”
Payment.
Will Reserve—Your VICTROLA
| Christmas VICTROLA, by
$15. 00 To $200.
Easy Payments if Desired. ,
Mrs Saylor was at one time a com:-
positor on the Dale City Record of
this place, which afterwards became | two
the Meyersdale Commercial and sne | cattle 1 Deering Mower, 1 hay rane, 1
has many friends in this community.
is a niece of Dr. and Mrs. Mc-
hortage
Order
We
$75. 0o..
Collin’ S Drug Store:
Victrola Department. a
| MEYERSDALE,
. VICTROLA X-
~ ‘| MISCELLANEOUS, *3
: Meh WANTED, ¢Pifteen girls over
-| 16 yéars® ‘of Age can get empleyment
ty onoe at Floto, . Bros: Cigar Famary,
we
| Fer Rent— A good sion ‘howdy
near center of town; hot and cold
water and bath; Sisnaile, ‘Rent.
Apply at. Commercial Office ha
MURRAY AUTO J—
Rune : ‘Twice - Daly “Between Mojors
dele and’ Semerset Via. Bertin.
7:00 a. m, and at $8 p.m. -~
Leaves Somerset at 4 RE
9:30 a. m, aud at 3:30 p. m.
For further particulars’ A of
MORRIS MURRAY, d
Central Hotel — —Meyersdals, Pa.
GROUND HOG COAL-—J. L. Bittner
hae opened’. up d new piace for min
Glade City. Me has erected a plattorm
‘and a chute and fe prepaied’ We serve
% Ane publis; at all times as he mein
tine a urvry on hand. Get his prio
3 bie
y gy as
: ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE
Estate of W. A. Younkin, late of Mey-
ersdale Borough, Somerset County
Penn’a Deceased. .. .. .. .... .. ....
Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration upon the estate of
the said deceased have been granted
to the undersigned. All persons in.
debted to said estate are requested to
make Immediate payment, and these
having claims or demands against the
same will present them for settiement
to the undersigned at her residence In
Meyersdale Borough, Somerset County
Pennsylvania, on Saturday September
16th, 1916.
Q—7—6w,
Elizabeth Younkin
Administratrix
BALTIMORE & OHIO
RAILROAD
REDUCED
ONE-WAY FARES
TO MANY POINTS IN
California, Colorado, A'beria, Ari-
zona, Idaho, British Columbia. Mon-
tana, Nevada, O:egon, Utah& Wash.
Tickets on Sale Daily from September
24th to October 8th, 1916, inclusive,
Full Informaticn call on Ticket Agent
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church.
Sunday Oct. 8th 1916; Regular Sunday
School at 9:30 A. M.; Communion
Serpice 10.30 A. M.; Evening Services
7:30 P. M. Both Services will be con-
ducted by Rev. Chas F. Floto of Bi-
glersville, Pa. Preparatory Services
and Annual Congregation Meeting
will be held on Friday Evening, Der.
6th, 1916. we
=
A
PUBLIC SALE >
On Wednesday, Oct, 25, 1916. Beg-
inning at Nine o'clock, A. M.
1 Roan mare 7 years old, 1 bay mare
5 years old, 1 sorrel mare 13 years old,
1 black colt 2 years old, 1 black suck-
ing colt, 1 sorrel sucking colt, 5 cows
..will soon be fresh, 6 .yearling
rt
plow, shovel plow, harrow, grain drill,
buggy, sleigh, wagon, 2 horse wagon,
carriage, harness, steam engine black:
| smith forge .
.and anvil, chairs .hay,
straw, oats, wheat, grain choppers...
| W. S. Weller Auctioneer.
W. R. SHAULIS
Lsives Central Hotel Meyersdsle at 3
ing the famoué Ground Hog Ceal at’