Bellwood Bulletin 1913-09-26

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VOL. XXVI.
BELLWOOD, PA., FL-v$|pipj&PT. 26, 1913.
NO. 32
ML BB COLUMN
Short Items That Will Inter-
art Our Readers
BRIEF SUMMARYJIF THE WEEK
Tarss PsrsgrsaJu Conceralai lbs Oolais
ef Oar Bfrough—The Galaou
Oar Sabscribers Ba|sy.
—Shell Oysters Ooly st Henry Brun-
ner'a Restaursot. Tbey are in prime
condition.    Try tbem. Adv.
*-—For Bale—Ooe Ohio Range with
Watet- front and ons tbree-burner oil
atove. A. B. Lowman, Odd Fellow.'
building.
—For Bale—Good Detroit Jewel Doable
H latlng Stove; tor parlor or sitting
room. Good condition ; ehesp. Call st
First and Msrtln streets.
— IF. H. Zimmerman   has tbe distino
tion  of   raising   a   barred   rook   pullet
Wbleh' ia but  Ave   aod one ha if months
old and has started to produce ben fruit,
» hiota Is three months less thaa ordinary.
—A freak ef nature waa produeed in
tbe garden of Joseph MoCluskey. It is
several tomatoes whieb resemble s msn's
beak teeth.
—Don't forget the Mexican supper to
be held in the..Odd Fellows' ball ea
Saturday eveuiug by the ladies' suil-
liary of Mercy hospital. It wltl be a
good meal and mooey spent for a
worthy cause.
—A uew sd vertisement ta this Issue of
the Bulletin thai should he ef special
Interest to eat rasders Is tbat of O L
Weaver, which appear, on tba laat page.
Tbe space ooverad la filled with rare
bargains tbat will Imroedlstely appeal to
all wbo wl.b to save money.
—"Mr. aud Mra J Elliott Trego are
rejoicing over the arrival of a big boy
baby," aaya tbe Tyrone Daily Herald ol
Wedueaday evening. The mother wss
formerly Miss Laura Walters, daughter
of Mr. and Mra. I. M. Watlera of Fourth
struyt, no!to Side.
. —The improvement, to Scott Noel's
home on Railroad street, wbiob bave
beea under way for the past few week*,
are neariog o»m plat Ion. It will boob be
in tbe bauds of tbe pslatera and when
Aniseed Mr. Noel will hsve aot ooly sn
attractive place of residenoe, 'bat ons
(hat will ba very convenient.
—John H. Evetbart, having purobaasd
a property oa First street, south side,
from tbe Wray estate, moved tote the
aaase on Weduesdsy. Mr. Bverhsrt and
fsmily bave been residents of ear towa
since Isst spring, oooupying tbe property
of Mra. Rattle Reynolds oo Second street
south side.
—Oae day last week while operating a
bone grinding machine Robert Lupfer
bad tbe misfortune to have tbe end of
the third finger oa bis right band ground
ofi. The injured finger greatly interferes
wltb bia school work aad Robert ia
patiently naming It witb prospect, of a
healthy bead.
— Wo learn thst Rsv. J. B. Hummel,
at oae time paator of the local United
Brethren oou rob, will soon become a
permanent oltisen of oar thriving hor-
ougbrih.vlng beea appointed evsngelist
of tbo Allegheny oooferenoa. The BULL
TIB extends Blm aad family a oord ial
weloome aad trusts tbey msy always be
Bsllwoodltas.
—CbarleaS. Weight sod fsmily, wbo
have beea residents of First atreet, south
side, occupying the property recently
puroha—d by John H. Bverhart, gavs
good Bye te Bellwood on Monday aad
moved to Beat Altooua, where Mr.
Weight  ia employed.   They are good
otttaeoa snd "*any l>l»nd. i**__rsi»ed to
aee tbem Issvs us.
—Tbs healing demaleeot qualities of
Foley's Honey aad Tar Compound are
not duplicated la any other medicine for
eeogha aad colds. Aay substitute offered yoa la aa Inferior article. Refuse
to soeept It for It osn aot produce tbe
healing and soothing effect ef Foley's
Honey aod Tar Compound. Insist upon
the geuulnn, wbleh eontslns oo opiate*
All dealer..—Adv.
4 sew Baslasss Baterpriae.
A sew hosier*, departure waa atarted
Is Bellwood this week la tho eaape of
a uu upaMJSJJBstole, te be controlled by
the People's Store oompany, of which
M.P. William* is president, B. N. Wll-
soa Hssearir aad _. J. Soyde seoretsry,
The tbree gentlemen named puiobaaed
1 store located 6a Secoud atreet, south
i from B. B Greenland A number of
Ssoos have' become stockholder, aod
It la expected that maay-atore will do so
xltblo thn eanW frfcjB' f_fjj_j_j—' tia.la.af
will be oarried on io accordance with the
Basal' plan ef- m ssstBIIvS stores aod
will be enlarged as dosaaad lacrosses A
manager wltl be appoluted IB the near
folate Mice' Floreeee Wilson, wbo hae
haa. previous experieuoe, haa beea la
stalled ss asetotaaS
OFFICIAL COUNT OF VOTES
Out Mr Oeaalv Offlees Wss Oeapletei
The oounty commissioners, acting BBS
returning board aad sitting at Hollidaysburg, oo Monday completed tbe computing ef the oounty returns, There
were ee surprises la the vote-sod the
official figures follow* :
REPUBLICAN TICKET
STATE   COMMITTBB
J. D. Hick* ....-    4875
SHBBIFF.
Aod raw Farrell ..... —.................. 868
H. C. Qt»ybl||..... .....' 748
Harry J. Hoar.........---_.„  1184
HarryS   Holl.od........................ 848S
Edgar H. Jaeobe ,...„..._.^..  1878
William W. Omar -—•••._ ......... 844
Dsvld a Sprsokle „. -.., 108
Tbomss Weir   178
Joseph F. Wilt.. .«.„.  SM
PROTHONOTABTT
Guy R. Lingsfelt ,. am,    5989
COUNTY CONTROLLER
George W. Bradley  -~— 950
F. K. Lorenz...............„...  1460
SLL. MoCsrtney __  913
Howard MoCord.........  800
Jams. T. Owona.... _  1488
T. William TobLa.......  1048
DIBKCTOR O** TBE POOR.
William B. Baker ........    1846
Tbomss L. Coleman ....................    36t2
H.H..Thompson .................    8887
JDRT   COMMISSIONER.
John M. Bement................. -...«.. 884
P. 8. Beyer >  SN
Joseph W. few  884
H. B   House..  888
J. Frank Ms1|lssr „....» ..«.. 1481
P. H. Neff -.„-...... 688
Albert Perry  1070
Michael W.lls — 934
LwBtisll *Xt.
MoIatoSbifca..
DEMOCRATIC VJ
8XER1FE
George Buobanan.
3. Ralph Dotwller...... .......
T   Durbin Hughrt	
Albert Sbolla........	
David L. Btlfllsr ....„.„..
PROTHOiOTART.
Ony R.
H.rry A.       ^	
COCJfTT COWBOLLKR.
Willlsm Hsyss	
DIRECTOR OP THB POOR.
J   B. Craioe .........................
JURY COMMSSIONER.
Robert A. Conrad........ '.,
Edgar S. Curfmao.....	
Thi.ro*. B. Denny ...+„„„ .„
Jamea Dixon ,
Joseph T. Mnrpi<y....	
WA8HINQTO!   TIOBBT
STATE    COXMITTBE.
John A. Shartle......._,...- ,
8RBB1PP.
Ssmuel C. Bowea......	
Howard Riling .^........ .......
Edward' Waltera «	
PROTHOXOTABT.
Orvllle Snlvely „^,	
COUNTY COBTBOLLBR.
H. Atlas Brumbaogb —.....
Frank M. Warlog ...	
DIRECTOR OV TBB POOR.
William VanAllmao ......i*.„~~,.
i«e*£:" JUB.  COMMISSIONER
IraR. Barns ....„„. .„».....,
Jobn C. Sbomborg............„.,„,,.
Msldeo Vslentlne......... „.„.....,..
lift
808
1147
1194
858
.IMS
1404
2768
ITU
747
80S
194
MS
840
1359
584
367
SM
1093
tn
899
10M
871
471
801
SOCIALIST TICKET
8HBBIPP
Frank A. D.vts.......(.a................     537
PBOTHOWOTA BY. ; .
G. G. Dodaoo .'^wwam   ',    -   aee
COUNTY   OWNTBOLLKB
Ssmuel G. Hevetfcy     641
OIJCBCTOR O*- THB POOR
H.K Apple     Ml
JUBY   COMMISSIONER.
D. H. Balrd      588
PROHIBITION   TICKBT
SHBBIPP
William R Wolf *
:  >* PBOTBOBOTARY.
Gay R. LlngsfMt
COUNTY   OONTTOLLER
Frank M. Waring
'  tVt    PIMBCTOBOP THE POOR.
Willlsm B. Becker
aTOBY   COMMISSION B*T.   '
J. Frank Meetaer aod Michael Walla
eaeh received one vote.
STATS DBLEOATE
3 D. Hicks ;...„         4
A. A. Stevens..................... „        8
F. P. Orissman......................... 1
rseiH a lerlsss PrspssMlia.
The maa or woman who haa kidney
trouble to feeing a ssrloae propoeltloo,
where grave eowfrlleetloos readily ffol-
>•»» neglect. Fehty Kidney Pills sre an
honest caratlve medtaies tbst once takes
late your system ass** rsatetsi kldoey
aod bladder aetloe, aad a retara of
health and etreagth. All eeetore—A*t.
—j .#■■ ■» -^
-Wautad-Qirto to wor* *» the glove
factory. Pay by the **t "•»»• ***&*• I
Apply at Glove fee***!•   -^     sdv. tf,
THE SUMMONS OF DEATH
these Bits Baas iMWSted the Flasl Osll
Wast Oar I—st Issas.
MBS   J   E    8HOENVBLT.
At her borne st Fostoris, Mrs. Delia
May Bhoenfelt, wife of J E. Shoeof.lt,
died at 0:40 o'olock Weduesd.y evening
slier aa Mine., of aueje time, from
tubsreulosls. 8be was born st Bland-
burg, sad at do.tb waa aged M yeara, 8 j
mootha and 86 d»ya. Kfa Anaaat 80,
1808, abe was netted la msrrisgtt to J. Bt
Sboeofelt of this place, and until rooeutly
had beea a resident of oar borough,
where aba msde msuy fnonds wbo will
be deeply grieved in lean? of tbe sad
tarmlnatlou of ber you ug Ufa.
Dscsss d to survived by her husband
aad one oblld, Msry Elia.betb aged 18
months ; alto by ber parenta and two
brother, aad four aiaters : NorsBSB, Elmer, Mart*.re', Vests, Sara and libra, all
at home. She wa. a member of tbe
Lutheran ehareb aad of the Wsabingtoo
burial association.
Tbo faueral will occur an Friday af'
teroooo. The cortege wili leave ber .late
borne at 1 aud proceed to Graoe
Lutberau oburob, tbia borough, wherr
servioe will be eooduotsd st I'M by Rev
W. I. Good, Iuterment la Log.u V-I!ey
ormetery.
MICUAUL    DORAN.
Word wss received iu Bellwood Wtd-
aeaday of the death of Miob.el Doran. a
former resident of thi* pises, wbo waa
killed at Llms, Obio, on Tueed.y, . No
details were given aa to tbe manner of
death. Tbe body will be taken to Norria-
towo, where hie parenta reside. Hto
wife aad foar children, Merrill sod Frank
Misses Mary aed i Margaret, survive,
residing hi oar borough.
Edacattessl Exhibit.
Oue of tbe most unique ss well ss tbe
most aitrsettoe exhibit, of tba result* of
the students of tbs I oternstioual Cor-
respoupeoee sohools of Suraoton, to being
conducted ta tbe atore room of tbe Bell
wood pharmacy, tt ahould be to tbe
Interest of tbe oitizeo* of Bellwood and
vlolnwy to visit tbs display and ex*_STue
tbe work of the loos I students. As'de
from the student.' work, one ol the most
attraetlve festures of tbe display ia the
proeeealam cut-out device entitled
"Three Steps to Suocess." This teaobas
a great lessen and plainly portrays the
great purpose of tbto institution ia S
silent way by abowiog the praotleal manner io wbiob the courses msy be spplied.
Tbe msoy student, of Bellwood who are
taking courses aod tbe progress they are
asahiog apeak, well for the educational
endeavors of Bell woo*. Toe exhibit ta
personally conducted by Manage J, A.
Bowaer, assisted by Messrs. J.' L. Ziruu
and W. E. Stouck.
Tbe exhibit  Bill  be sontiuued   until
October 1.
e
PettiesB Ca_aot be Oared
by local applioatiooa, aa tbey oannot
Wash tbe diseaaed portion of tha ear.
There la oaly ooe way to eare deafness,
MBS Mat to by constitution.I remedies.
Dssfness Is osused by sn inflamed condition ef the muoous Huing af tbe Beet,
acblan Tube. When this tube to inflamed yoa have a rumbling aouud or
imperfect bearing, snd when it ta entirely
slOSHl Deafneaa to the reault, aod unless
tbe inflammation oan be taken out and
thla tabs restored to Its normal condition, bearing will be deetroyed torever ;
else eases oat of ten sre cosed by
Catarrh, wbloh to nothing but In Inflamed condition of the muoous surface..
We will give Ons Hundred Dollars Ion?
aoy esse Of Deafness (oauaed by catarrh)
—»t eannov b. oumd ny Hall's Catarrh
Coie.   Bead for olroulsrs. free.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Obio.
Sold by Druggists, 76o.
Take Hall'a Family Pitta for ooostips
ttoa.
(Advertise meut)
rsll sad Wlater Kiniaary Opealai
to aew la progress at M. J. Sehweak'e
mil liner y stare on Cambria atreet. It
will he te the advantage of all tbe lad lea
aad children to visit ber store before
purcba.iog.
ii e i   i"
Fastball
The flrat local football game el the
saaaoo will ocour oo the foundry grounds
st 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon when tha
strong Raleigh team of Altoona will try
te take a victory from oar beys.
i" ■ 11 ■ e
—Shell Oyaters Ooly at Henry Brae,
net'* ResUursot. They ate bt prly'
ooodltloo.   Try them. A-*'
SB ear*
-oute No. 1
froas  the Ball wood a*^-**? *"'**
bald lo tbs peetrMcf >•-WBeea, Bator-
d.y, Ootoder 1L -»  ***»■■ *»^»Bts_l
Uklog   thae«>,,|»Uea ahould prspars
their  sppl'* 0D*   %aa MBa tnM> "* *°"
e,Tl, f^*s commission  st  Washington,
0 jrj withoat delay.   We la.ru tbat ths
.—amlaalioo   will   be  taken   by quite a
oumber of yeaag men, realdlng here aod
ta Aatk towoabip, and possibly hi other
seotloos of the couoty.
—Au   examination for   rural •
rtor to serve tbe patrooe
I ITE! ADVANCES
"PPoWjt flee Praslasat sad Seaaral
atattiprefBliOBalsaiOsaBOs.
, The inaoy frtoeda of A. W. C.llow.y,
w bo twi uty §S/f* ago BBS a eltisee of
ear boi vagb whara he wee employed la
tbe eofllherreg iop*n**M*t etjsha Bellwood (iivisiuB, tbsn the Pvoasylvaoia *
NortbWistern railroad bat who la at
present gsosral managsr ef the Rochester
m Plttabatg Coal * Coke company with
headejora wpF ^ *'*aftan^Pf__s_JiMH' be
PtosaaB to tsero ot bis rapid' aitTvaasw
meut sa *ieted lu SB snlclsia lb* Indiana
EveniaiWnetta a part of which folloaa:
p—■tJy*fQ_t; lrtni___fvs>>i'ny^8i'
D*via I -jal * Coke Co , has_a<nnuuuaed
tbe apy«|ptmsut of A W. Calioway aa
*tae prs^aJeol snd general maoager of
that oorSpaey. The uew ealeisl Witt'
mske bm temporary j is_aa_Bbr_eaa ia
Bsltimaa, Md., bat later roo will establish iMrmaoeot offices hi Cumberland,
Md. 1ft Calloway to at p rest at th*
general manager of the, Rochester A
Pittsburgh Coal & Cuke Oo , with offloes
lo Ibis l l»oe, sod ta regarded as oue of
the most uapable sud iborougbl experienced bum lu tbe eaat.
Au or— ial olreular   distribuln* nj the
Heateru iMais'    ' tiagroad   oompany,
.b>.a  SVfayee ita  principal  eeal tr.ffio
from   thi minss  of tbe   Davie Coal and.
Coke Co., ssys *■•_>?
"Tbe nsw vice president aod geoeral
manager tf the Dsvta Coal & Cuke oompany w a. botn iu Mace heater, ;fltftSBllL'.
June 21, *8I8. Wbeu taw years of sge
he move! lo Blooklyu, N. Y., snd entered ths. sohools of that eity. After
graduating from tha Brooklyn High
School, he secured employment la the
engineering department of ths Bellwood
Division pf the Penoaylvania railroad,
remaiulDg with that oompany for tbree
yeara, or qBtS. 1M8. He then decided to
Isnooh upia Soaaoer In the oosl business
sad beo»niff<iawt>ateJ|JBlth the Rochester & P.it4tsargh Coal * "sitffr, with
whieb eeaaara be baa- ever since beea
ooooeoted. SR.'        ..V
"Tbst sfffaBal lewsy wss looked opoo
Sa aa eaotiWowslly o.psbls rasuris pro-
veu. by Bh^Y "ifimatin n is'sinii'ia in -*ju.
promoted to All the responsible positions
of the oompsuy. At the time of bis eo-
ter ing their employ, the Roo he. ter &
Pittabuigh oompauy made bim assistant supcrinteodeot. Io IMS he wee
selected for the post of superintendent ef
the pleat. Thia position gavs Mr. Osl.
lowsy greater opportunity to displsy his
ability to handle sny aad all problems
relating to the eeal ioduatry, aod so
successfully did be meet every sltustion
that arose, so fsr ss bis oompaay waa
oonuerned. in— he was ohoseo geoeral
manager last yesr. VfUh, eaeh s reaord
behind him, the friends of ata. C.llow.y
predict that he will mska aa even greater
success with the Davie Coal A  Coke Co.
"In some quarter* the appointment of
Mr. Calloway aa vice president aed
geoeral maoager of ths Davis Ooal A
Coke Oa, to looked upon ss the first
step toward segregating tbe ooal oompaay from tbe . railway oompany. Tbs
offloial. ef tbe oompany, seme time ago,
did not deny that a segregation plsn
waa In progress, aad It ta believed that.
Mr. Csllowsy's sppolutment ta sn
Important move in tbat direct loo, aud
that he will eventually assume entire
obarge ef the ooal oompaay property."
H-sj-nnw
ESCAPED II HORRIBLE
Heary Treat Old
Bejwr.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
This HJMWf
  Baa Abb*.
Henry Trout, the weft knowo tsaso*tc
narrowly escaped s borrlbl* death Shs(|
ly before 4 o'oloek tbto (Thursday) aft*' - ,
aoou w bsu his two big borsss  which  bo\
?*n»*»»vi*_r_.ad which were attached .ft
r heavy dump  w.goo,   ran- awsy     B-rJ
Trout  had  broken   tbe  w.goa  toegne J
while on ths north side,   bat  bad   ntjem*
temporary   rep tIrs   to  resch tk* blaj^'§+
]     "•• *lnng||d Btl ma* It,* o|g
Cambria street,   #nen  ««./  t>ii(**n*h~^*
BBi ran down  the street  sod   o. jr   tb
bridge, to H C  Qurnmosser's stable  wi<
•allidud with  a  telephone   pale,   which
brought 8h*n> ty. a mtmpfjMp ^'tsemf .■
knocked prostrate to  the . AootM.
front ef the wages, aud altta>ud;lr S(? ea
oaped death,   he suftared greatly (nun
abook aud la now oanflned te n*_K_
The horses were badly scratched
People Who Visit Here anal
Those Who Go Away.
IfliTOTSOFOUR CITIZENS
Saests Whs Are Balertslasa by BeUweed
Hosts—Peraeaal Meatloa el These
WheTrsvBlTe sad Pre.
spent  Wed"
Uillmsn.
B-tvaaMk
Mrs. Faaifllr «*♦' J«ni»t»,
sssdajr wltb Prof, aad Mrs.
:' John Guistwhite and   Clarence   Buroa
—e vlsltiog Clyde Qlssgow at Lima, O.
Kf^^»Mslvio B.mford,   wbo   had beea  Ie
*B» . Bjtlsr  fer some  time, ta speodiog this
ASek st bi. home oo Main atreet.
Mias  Oat bar ins Siebnr,   of  Scran ton,
rmsrly one of the popular young ladles
au?*
i ear towa, is visiting relatives lo Jaol -
lacerated,   aod   tba    wajr*a|k3e||fcewl—I. «_»«___»*••>
daioaged, on. wheel byjog torn off V
..         jHr Mr. aod Mrs.   John   Pries   will   leave
. I Author, Frsd Shaffer.
-V> G. Casselberry, superintendent of
as filleruational Correspondence sohools,
Willismsport district, ws. a busiaeta
. isllur In town Wednesday.
a W. Tweed aad wife will leave tbe
tattnr part of tbe weak for Newport,
Perry county, where they will spend s
fow days visiting thsir soo-lo-lsw aad
daughter, Elmer Watson and wife.
Mr. aod Mrs. Chsrles Hornsr spent last
w&k vi.itiug tbs former's brother In tbe
They had
iiot seen eaoh other for a oumber ol yesrs
aod there was muoh pleasure for all.
J. L. Lowther, of Pittaburgb waa a
guest at tbe borne of bia mother, Mra.
Sus.a Lowther over laat Sunday. Mra.
jfcotfthsf aooompauied blm te P ittsburgb
where she will spend some time.
.   Rev.L. C. Cooper   spsot  last  Fridsy
OM Fallows' Ball ths Sesas el Pleassat
asthsrtai test Friday BvealBS.
The  BelUood    business    msw,   tbeii
wivss, sweethearts  Sod Invited guests to
ths damber of sixty-ooe,  assembled in
the Odd Fellows' bsll Friday  evealpgsV
Isst week and enjoyed a corn boll whieb
Baa lu obarge ef a oommlttee considlting
of  Jfis. Joseph M. Lupfer,   ifrs,. V. B,
Moors, Mrs. William A Dysart aad Jfis.
Charles A. MoFarland, aod that tbeSM-      „ .
ladles  sre exp^e* Ba.ds la ttA^^^tj'*** ot.   »\|M<>*"i
dings "layout" to ths vsrlct of all wlHf
participated.    BoH sweet  core   en   ths
cob pluoked from one of Logan Valley's
fertile farms, w». provided In abund.nos
Sod the manner   lo which  It wsa bidder*-
inner msut
Sqaiia ■sFarlaai Is Serve ea 0. S. toy*
"" A number of Ball knowa residents ef
the couoty hsve beeu d ra wo to serve oo
tbs grsnd and petit juries for the Best
session of tbe United States district court
at Pittsburg, which opens oo Octnr—. oo,
snd whiou am, in aii probability, not
complete ita work uotlhtbe middle ef
Deesanbsr, aad staeag thoss who have
beea eammoaad to make up the petit Hat
ef jurora la 'Squire Albeit MoFarland of
tbto plsoe.
Previous to the menu togas* dl.sassstl
the asssm Wy was* f avoretr wBb a aetas-
I tion by Miss Riga «taasatar,>. thessiJB.
pfrshed d*ugu« __r BertnauTTSauaSr
mdob to the delight of si. Mr. C T.
Jfuore presided at ths piano. •
Tbe gathering wa. entirely informal.
Joseph M. Lupfer waa master ef ceremonies, being presideut of the Bellwood
Business Men's association, aod sfter the
menu had been devoured he announced
Mas there woald be oo apeeoh making
hat every oae was at will to enjoy themselves as they saw fit. The remainder of
the evening waa spent hi Jest aad jollity
and st eleven all had departed for their
homes. It wae the opinion oi all pteseot
that tbe evening had been delightfully
spent aad msoy hoped they weald soon
again have tbe opportunity ot ooming
Wether under similsr oiroumstaoces.
Those present were : T. P. Gheer aad
wife, O. L. w«_.ver aad wife, L. W.
Irwin aad wife, C. F. Moore snd wife,
0. W. Sausscr aud wife, R. 8. Glasgow
aad wife, M. R Pouts aad wife, James
W. Lowther and wife, Henry Brunner
•ad wife, Charles MoFarland. aod with.
B. E Greenland and wife, Dr. J. W.
Dlfsnderfsr, wife aad daughter Rath,
W. M. Bower, wife and daughter Miaa
Floreooe, Roy MoCioekcy and wife, N.
A. Grauer sod wife, J. M. Lupfer and
wife, W. I. Salvia and wife W.*F. Beta,
bach and Bile, C. W. Dateaman, former
freight agaat W. B. Humes aod wife, ef
Altooaa ; A. B. Cole aod wife, ef Altooua ; Mra. Proctor, of Maryland ; Miss
Fannie Daugberty, George Maltese,,
Blair Font', Misses Nora Sillier, Julia
Cory, Bstells Moyer and Bessie- Price.
swsy in   the recesses of  tbe
proved  tbat it  was enjoyed   bv all *T*MP
|.pattook.   Bread,   batter,   cake   aad Mj_
cream alao contributed to tba bill of fian£^tod Saturday attending tbe sessions ef
{;tba Pittsburg Conference whioh conve-
osd <a$£s United Kvaogeiiosl ehureh at
Jabn.town.
lUff—i Jonas, ths well kaown boiler
maker employed ia tbe loci P. R R.
shops, returned home tbe beginuing of
tbe week from a visit of a fsw dsy. spent
with friends st Bradford, Pa., where be
formerly resided.
After a visit of ten dsys st the home
of Mr. sod Mrs. George H. MoOraebeo
on Boy lea street, Howard E. Jeffries,
wife aed daughter, little Miaa Jane,
returned to their home iu Pittsburgh,
Thursdsy afternoon Of laat week. Jfr.
Jeffries haa beeolo poor health for aome
weeks paat and is how at Cambridge
Springs, where he bones he will be much
benefited.
Mrs. Ooorge Leonard, of Esaton, Pa.,
h> baring pleasantly entertained at the
home of. Jacob C. Evans on Railroad
atreet. Mra. Leonard waa a resident of
oar towu a score of years ago aad fiuda
much pleaaura ia renewing old acquaintances. E isiuu has been tbelr hoase
sine* leavieg bars, whers ber husband is
employed as a passenger engineer oa the
Lehinh Villey railroad The Bulletin
ta a weekly viaitor to their home aad
keep, them posted on the happening*
of tbto community.
Pestivsl Bsy.
Monday wUl he festival day for the
United Eveogsllosl ehareb.. The paa'-'
Bttt wait upon the ooogregstlog. -•'"ag
upon eaeh member aad reeel»"8 ln °~n
What eaeh one would .-•**• J***1* *
festive! aad spend at. *"b*x f M w,re
te hold one. . *><       fiF"*-'*S&•••■!
AdeaeM* •—• * BassSB Is ChlUrea.
^j^old. result from s succession of
p_»s la babies aad yoang ohildren.
rbey spell the mautal 'a'rid physlosl Hit
of a oblld. The oondltlon thst eaaass
th.m may aaally be avoided by osreful
parents. Quickly sad thoroughly eare
all oo Ida aod threat Inhesions by ths
use of Foley's Hooey aad "tat Compound
aad adenoids will not develop. All dsa-
lera—Adv.- '-^ '"'!>■'"
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—Manager J. A Bowser, of tbe International    Correspondence,    schools   ta
oausing to be distributed throughout ths
towa this week very aeat bead bill. eou<
taiolcg tsatlmooiala from Bellwood ata
fee Stork Basy.
During the paat week ine stork bas<J people.
been quite busy In oar borough snd
made three homes osppy when be left
bright little Melea sad in eseh instanoe
"It wss .a"1-" The favored bomea are
.hew of Ma-irloc Epler, Joseph MoF.r-
und and H. 0. Cornmesser, aid many
congratulations hsve poured ta from sll
direst loos.
Popular Pastor Botaraed.
Tha members of the Cnltsd Brethren
ohuroh aad the oltissea ef Bellwood io
geoersl are greatly pleaaad that Rev. H.
A. McKelvey, who has been tbe popular
paster ef the local oongregstio'i for tbs
past ysar haa beea returnsd by the
Allegheny aonferenoe whioh ooncluded
its sessious at Grsensburg last Sunday.
—Bail Mong, eae ef the releevuSi
operators oa the Bellwood division, has
beeo slok abed at the boms of bis fathsr-
lo-law, U. X Flick ou Flrat atreet, south
side, for thi past few dsys. He waa
threateued with pneumonia, out hie
friends sis gltd to kaow that hto ailment
ta yielding nicely te treatment.
—Recently 'Squire Albert MoFarland
dosed the deal whereby be beoomes the
owner of tbe Woomer property on Seo-
ood street, south side Ootober 1 ——
MoFarland aad wife will take possessioo
I of their aew home. It ta a desirably
" I situated resideuce aad Mr. MoFarland ia
dsats.   Tbe I.C. S. appreciate the value I to' be eongratalalcd  upon becoming ths
of aiivsrttolag.  'f * owner.
Hsrvsy Beyer Sold Oat.
Harvey Boyer, the popular restaurant
proprietor oo Peunsylvsnla svauus, bss
disposed of his ptses of business to
Sergeant Edward MoKloney of Bellwood
Mr, Boyer retires from aotive busleees
with tha very bast wishes of a boat of
friends. The uaw proprietor, Edward
MoKinney, is no stranger to tha Tyroae
He waa bora aad raised la tbto
community aod enjoys the friendship
esteem of a   large oirole   of friends
and
For a number of years be hss been —filiated with Sheridan Troop iu whieb
organisation hs is tbe orderly or first
ssrgeent. His wile ta ooe of the very
beet oooks aad bss splendid hues, lodge
ef the ouliuary department over wbloh
sbe will have full oharge. The people of
Tyrone extend Mr. MoKinoey s cordial
to the towa Sad wish him unbounded
success in his new venture. Mr. Boyer
will retire from ths business on Monday;.
Tbe foregoing ia from tbe Tyrone
Daily Herald. ef Wednesday evening.
aaW. MoKinney has been a resident ef
this borough for tbe psst foar or lve
yeara aad has served the Bellwood division aa policeman and during hia atay
here has mads many want friends who
woald put a violent protest ag Bleat bias
leaving as If It were uot for ths IMS Mat
May are desirous or seeing him bettering
himself. %\A MoKinney to one off those
Jovial Irishmen who made suusbioe io
ahady places and hia maay Bellwood
frienda hope be will suooesd beyood hto
fondest anticipation. Saturday will he
Ma laat with tbe oompany which be hae
served eo well sod f.llhfully, aod next
Taaaday bs will bsglo ea slaves fet
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