The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 2

TWO THE EVENING RECORt), GREENVILLE, PA. WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 4, 1907. EVENING RECORD Art Independent Newipaper. tcirl Morrison, John L.

Morrison, Publishers. WEST PYMATUNINO. The rain of Sunday night wae much heeded; corn, potatoes and pasture was suffering and farmers cotild hardly plow their wheat ground. Miss Elsie Steolsmith returned to Pulask) last Monday, after a two weeks' visit With her-parents. Our schools opened tip last Monday for seven-months' term.

Mr, nnd Mrn. Ed. Wade, A. Hewitt and wife, E. Fell nnd wife nnd others are attending the state fair at Columhus, this week, ReV.

J. C. Clark will preach his last sermon at the U. Evangelical church next Sunday, September 8. The Harvest Ho'me picnic at the Mathews' grove last Saturday, was well attended.

The crowd was estimated from 1,000 to 2,000 people. The Warren Juvenile band furnished some fine music and looked quite nobby In their fine uniforms. The band came over In a gasoline street car, Mr, Clark was on hand with his phonograph nnd discoursed flne music. The stands did a good business. Addresses were made by At tornoy Jones, Rev.

A. J. RuUedgo, Prof. Boyd and others. There were two ball games between Hartford and Orangevllle but we did not learn the results'.

The day was flne and all we'nt home feeling determined to have a flne time next year. A couple of painters are hero claiming to be from Buffalo. They have No. 3 school house and are now painting the residence of "John Dawes. between Orange- vllle street and Plum street, Greenville, handbag, containing money and pair oC glasses Reward "If left at this office.

s4-lw The LouUenhiser Reunion. The Louteznhlser reunion was held nt the home of Charles Loutzenhlser Wednesday, August 2S, 1907. The day was fine and n. large rrowd of friends had assembled before the dinner hour. Two hundred nnd one sat at the tables which groaned with the weight of good things.

This family reunion always) takes place the last Wednesday In AuguBt. TJie secretary, Harry Louteznhiser, acted as toast master and general manager. Rev. J. Wonders Is con- mfctert with the family by marriage, was colled upon for a speech.

He responded in a neat and Instructive address. Rev. Wonders Is part of the salt of the earth and when he talks he Is listened to with marked respect. The next speaker called for was Cousin John Louteznhiser, of Kansas. Ho has been away from his kindred for 38 years, more than a generation.

He gave a good account of himself during the 38 years of Itineracy. Governor Sheakley was called as the successor of the lamented A. D. Glllesple who attended these reunions and was the main speaker, Sheakloy paid a glowing tribute to Mr. Glllosplo and was a fit substitute.

John R. Packard, the world- renowned traveler, Is always In demand as a ready after-dinner speaker. Ho Is very fluent and might well bo called the silver-tongued orator of Greenville. Governor Sheakloy was surprised that he could so well. Ho said that he was nearly as good as he was by this time.

The afternoon was wearing awaj and most of them being farmers they were reminded of the milking and feeding of the animals, the rog ular routine business was transact ed and all departed for their homes all expecting to meet again next year at the home of Anderson Lout oznhlser. THE DEATH SOLL. Mrs. Harriet Barnhart. Mrts.

Harriet Bnrnhnrt Is another of our older residents to pass away. She died Friday. August 30, 1907, at the homo nf her sister who survives her, Mrs. Henry Aldonderfer. She WON born In West Snlom township September Would she have lived until the 23rd of this month shu would have reached the age of 81 years.

She was a good, kind hearted Christian lady and her death Is learned of with sorrow by all who know her. She was laid to rest In A. Wheeler 10.00 J. A. Loutzenhlser 14.00 J.

H. Atuntz Co 9.70 Packard Hardware Co 60 Shrom Co 20 J. F. Brown 24 F. E.

McQulston 1196.00 F. B. McCartney 100.00 Louis Grimm 50.00 J. K. Penman 70.00 Ordinance Passed Vacating Bond At- Harry Cochran 55.00 Matter Taken Rlley 65.00 mlnal Sewer Bonds Disposed A.

McNary Orders Granted. JJ. M. Htttle 16.60 The regular Tuesday evening ses- C. J.

Keck 55.00 slon of the city council was held last W. C. Burchfleld 55.00 night, which was a very busy ses A BUSY SESSION. Present were Councllmen the Shenango Valley cemetery, Rev. Achre Davls Holmes, Kamerer, Bat- teleor Stewart and Relss.

5fr Thompson and Mr. Selple, res- Wakefleld conducting the funeral services Sunday, September 1, 1907. EAST PYMATUNING. Mr. and Mrs.

Milton Rlckert entertained a few of their friends, very pleasantly, Thursday evening. Mr. idents of East avenue, appeared be- Oscar and Frank Flach, Paul Henkel Opening of Thlel College. foro counc)1 and asked that said and George Esweln sang some very A public meeting connected with nven be graded so that they could fine selections, accompanied by ban- the opening of Thlel college will be Iay sl dewalks and make other lm-jjo and harmonica. Those present hold at 7:30 o'clock on Tuesday l' rov ements.

The matter was refer-! were: Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Morrison, evening, September 10, In the Green- to tlle str eet committee, which Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Bextlne, Mr. and promised Immediate action. jMrs. B.

E. Eakln, Mrs. Holllbaugh, of The secretary reported the follow-' Youngstown; Mrs. Anna Flach, Os- Ing relative to West Side sewer car Flach, Frank Flach, Paul Henkel, bonds: The secretary would respect- George Eswein, Miss Mae Flach, all oi fully report that In pursuance of ac- of Pittsburg; the Misses Tressa and af exorcises wilf tlon takon by ro "ncll 20, 1007 Sara Morrison, Opal and Wana Eak- loge chapel, followed by short he ellver ed West Side sewer bonds In, Master Arthur Morrison nnd Wai- speeches. Throughout the day, to El Wltmer, cashier of First lace Rlckert, and Joe Linlnger.

Greenville hall will be open for In- Natl bank, this city, acting for 1 Miss Wana Eakln has returned to spoctlon. The public Is cordially In- the fol owl ng parties and at the fol- her home from a three weeks' visit ville Lutheran church, and a program consisting of addresses and mu sic has been arranged for the occa sion. On Wednesday morning, devotion vltod to attend all these exercises, and to participate in the "open house." lowing prices: Bonds five nnd six, due July 20, 1011, to James McCurdy, accrued In- In Warren and Miles. Dr. C.

S. Fenton was in Cleveland the past week. Dr. Charles Mohr, Entire line of fine china at cost or 'less than cost, an excellent oppor- 'tuniity to laying a. stock of Xrnas gifts.

Edwin T.Beatty. P. McGormick, osteopathic phys- graduate of the American School Building air "Friday of each week. pf Osteopathy, -will be at Touraine Salad dishes, clips and saucers, 'plates, vases, chocolate pots, tea sets, creamers, and sugars at 50 per cent, discount 'at Beatty's. (1 Man's Heartlessness.

There Is nothing like the heartless- HUSK of a mail. There Is curtain pretty little bride who IH just coming to know that. She fell out with her acquired husband the other day. 1 foi'KUt quite what II: was about, but It to me he had Knjil thingii about a now gown of liurs. At any life wau no longer worth living.

Shu shut borst'lf In her room anil crluil till head nclied. Then BUO batheil her oyos. brushed a Huff of powder over her ruil anil swollen nose and called Icily to her husband; "Fred," sali) slio. "brlujj me spoon, please. Tin Kulnn to take poison." "You, dear." iiiiswcriitl heartless minister from bulow.

"Do you waul or tjihlo'-noniiV" rsct. Men's Shirts 45 cents 60 dozen men's full sized shirts just opened. All good fast colors and cannot be improved on for general wear. Better than the usual 75c shirt; all sizes. We bought 'them at a big reduction, so we can sell them at 45 Cents Each Thursday morning, September 12, terest 3 33 tot il $1,003.33.

Bond of teurg Hill, cared for the sick in at 9 o'clock, the fall term will open num "er ten, due July 20, 1913, and the absence of Dr. Fenton. and students will be enrolled at that bond 'oven, due July 20, 1914, with. Wo are glad to see A. B.

Hunt out time. s4-5d aa-lw accrued Interest of $3.33 for $1003.33. again after his recent Illness. Bond seven and eight, due July 20, Miss Anna Esweln returned to her 1912, and bond number nine, due' home In Pittsburg, after a week's July 20, 1914, due July 20, 1913, also visit with friends. The Pittsburg party sojourning at "The Store That Serves You Saturday, September 7, '07 TWO SPECIALS First is on all-silk Taffeta ribbon, full four and a half inches wide, in Blues, Reds, Pinks, BUck find White, a ribbon that is suitable for collars, neckties, belts, girdles or girl's hair ribbons, that usually retails for 15 cents.

To introduce this line we will place them on satfe Saturday at 10 cents the yard. Second is on good serviceable towel 13x26 at 5 cents. An elegant wearing towel 10x31 regular cent value at cents or three for 25 cents. An A No. 1, all-linen, half bleeched towel, full size, one that will stand the hardest of wear, regular 25 cent value, your choice cents.

We were able a short time ago to purchase 25 dozen of those pure linen htick towels, hemstitched ends, 20x37 in. that have been retailed all over the country at 35 but by getting in on a deal we will be able to supply you at 25 cents. Now it will certainly pay you to visit our store on Saturday, Sept. 7, '07, that is if you are out to save money. GIVE THIS STORE A CHANCE TO SHOW YOU B.

A. Kribbs Mercantile Co. 190 Main Street, Greenville, Pa. Evening Record court news is just 24 hours ahead of every other paper. Methodist Church Notes.

The Erie annual conference Is now nu be nlflllirr Ma i holding its 72nd session at First church, Erie Bishop Joseph $2 Total amount received for of to Mrs. Ellazbeth Plowe for J. Morrison's, returned home, Sun- Berry, presiding. The lay electoral conference will meet In Erie, Friday tne to elect five lay-delegates to the general conference which Is to be held in Baltimore next May. To-night, Miss Mary Williams, of Grove City, who Is home on furlough from India, will speak at the prayer bonds was $4,013,32, which was In a certificate of deposit, day.

Saturday was an ideal day for the Harvest Home picinc at Mathew's payable to the order of the borough grove, a large crowd being present, treasurer, and to whom certificate Everyone reports a good time, was delivered. The bonds were dat-j The Moody meetings at Kinsman od July 20, 1907, and were of the de-, last Sunday were very largely at- nomlnatlon of $500.00, and bearing 4 tended, the McGranahan memorial AII tn A per cent Interest, payable July 20, service on Sunday afternoon being meeting. All are Invited to hear her. 25 TJpon motton tte especfallv jmnresslve FALL and WINTER Fabrics Miss Jennie Leech, our faithful organist for a number of years, has resigned her position and will leave In a short time for New York city to spend the winter. There will be no preaching services next Sunday, it being conference Sunday.

Sunday school and Epwo'rth League at the usual hours. and spread on Kinsman fair this week. Every- I body going, further reported Mrs. John Souers and Miss Muriel report was accept the minutes. The secretary that he ha'd purchasers for the re-j called on Mrs.

Eakln, last week, malnlng four bonds, if held until The hum of the threshing machine tober 1st. Motion made and is heard threshing out the grain; the for secretary to hold said bonds un- 1 oats are very light, wheat Is fairly til October 1st. The secretary was good, instructed to notify Dr. W. H.

Leet, The furrows are being turned for A Natural Fog Horn. At the FnrnlloncH the erosive agents have worked with queer caprice. This rock, lieliig granite, has lieon acted itpon by the sea at all levels and throughout thu long period when it 1ms. been rising out of the watery dopihs. Tlu'oiijfh a long, ma-row hole, slnntlng nud uominnniciiting with the oc'eitn, there comes at Intervals terrific stream of nir, forced by the spasmodic heaving of the iignlust the lower orifice.

The government, which uses this Island for lighthouse purposes, inclosed the upper end with the of fojj horn, and every few there was blown an car ttlng brawl which was hoiird far out at ssi'ii nnd above the din of the liivalcliiK rollers. It was allowed to roar only In foggy wenthur, but It was i-eceiitrle In that It would only sound vt UiK'i tldu. WhiMi the tide was low, weather might bo very thick, the thing wns silent. For lack of Its wnruiiiK ti ship went ashore upon tbo Island rocks, and then It wns that the piveruiuuiit abandoned Its location of Ilic wind hole and ercct- rd a BtwitM slrt'ii or mechanical fog horn. hns very faithfully tuo iiuiMisurv to finish the grading and level the street on Ridge avenue In front of and that the property of D.

L. Kamerer others. A motion was carried no more gravel be sold from the borough gravel pit in rear of city hall. T. B.

McCartney, borough engineer wheat, some having the ground ready for sowing. Rev. Codvllle, of Warren, Ohio, preaches at Orangevllle Baptist church, Sunday, both morning and evening. B. B.

Eakln and family spent an submitted the following estimate as evening at Mr. Chauncey Eckenrod'f to the work done on West Side sew- 1 last week and were very pleasantly or by F. E. McQulston, contractor: (entertained with music on the graph- Greenville, Sept 0 phone, Mr. Eckenrode having over To the Honorable Council of the two hundred records of exceptionally Borough of Greenville, Gentlemen: I hereby submit to you the following estimate in favor of F.

E. Mc- Qulston, contractor, for the West Side terminal sewer: 700 feet, 2p inch sewer at $2.10 $1470.00 1 manhole at $25 25.00 flne selection. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Dunn, of West Salem, spent a day last week with their daughter, and family. J. H. Dunn hai(- his hand injured while working at I.

C. Brown's barn, Saturday. Little Marion Landfrled Is very at this writing. Total $1405.00 Eighty per cent, or $1196 to be paid. F.

B. McCartney. rlCClCPr RCCO Motion carried that an order in 11 i 4. favor of McQuiston for said amount. The sewer committee appointed to One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that it is an insidious llsousc nud before the victim realizes his danger ho may have a fatal obtain signatures on Talisman 4 agreeing to disconnect roof and storm water from the old sanitary sower now in said alley and connect with now roof and storm water sower to be constructed, report that they obtained nearly all the signatures of said property owners.

Said committee was thereby instructed to Duluth Imperial Flour Mill Feed, Hay and Grain. malady. Take Foley's Kidney Cure nln the signautres of the balance ut the first sign of trouble as it cor-! of tl)(1 owners on said alley, irregularities' and prevents anil 11H K0on ns rects Irregularities' and llright's disease and diabetes. by F. Kumerer.

Sold Tillot.son Dry Goods Co. Get what you call for. i No substitutes at Kamerer's Cleaning Fluid, Frangipani Cream for sun burn, freckles etc. der. KAMERER'S BESSEMER PHARMACY GREENVILLE SAND SUPPLY COMPANY.

Yard foot of Franklin Street, Office, Poplar Street and Erie R. Manufacturers of Hollow Cement done an ordinance Building Blocks and Porch Columns. Also contractors for all kinds of cement work, sidewalks, driveways, An'oi-dlnanco was passed vacating curbing, cellar floors, foundations, Bond alley between the west side of etc Estimates furnished on request, i Tamil street and the Bessemer right work guaranteed and promptly of way. (done. Tho following orders were granted Sand, gravel and cement for sale.

on the general fund: L. Grimm 10.00 i H. D. Hum. treasurer 245.7 would he passed and the sewer constructed.

Rodger and Gallet rice pow- G. K. L. II. P.

Co 11.41 G. K. L. II. 858.66 4 i W.

M. Savior 50 1 Thos. Stone Co 2.53 Water Co 76 F. K. Balteller 00 K.

A. Miller 12.3S Robt, Thompson 25.50 Hay Vosler 38.00 J. M. lllttle 40 Duquesno Slag Co 52.62 I B. R.

Allen 12.00 Huclmit toalet water perfumes lloubignnt, Jicky, California Specials, Pompeian Massage Cream. "KNOX IT" Kccord-Argus Uldg, 238 Main When In Pltuburg nee C. DOESCHNER Furs, Fur Cots aod Fur Repairing, Most Complete Hue In Pittsmirg. Your visit incurs no obligation to buy. F.C, DOESCHNER, (Second door from 8th St.) URINE TESTED FRFF GREENVILLE COAL COMPANY snd Office, Poplar Street nnd Krie Railroad.

Witch-Hazel Lump, Nut Coal and Slack. Orders promptly delivered to all of the city. Sole Agents i FOR Now Arriving 'i i i Chase Santa's Teas and Coffees S. T. DEAN J- C.

BRICHElt Over Vosburg's Barber Shop. EVERY THREE-SIDED PROPOSITION in the building line amounts to get the best Lime, Cement and Build ing Materials for your money Buj where dollars are saved and nioif lost. Buy where you get a guar ee with every purchase. GREENVILLE COAL ICE CO. Both 'Plmnef Builders can't go wrong dealing here.

Our omarantec with every sale and GOJ HAND BAGS Splendid Assortment New Designs in Belt Buckles AX (EKT A WORD COLUMN FOR Two front office rooms i'i Morrison building. Apply at this cffice. jiS-tf FOR SALE-GcT-cart, tiou. Inquire of John. Hurst, No, 5 Ridg-e avenue.

zzi-tf wotnaii to wash and iron and clean house one day week. Apply at this aap-tf WA NTH experienced "girl for housework. Inquire Mr-, B. A. 'ri'bks, No.

8, Franklin street. s3-tf Corcoran, in A Doll's House, Saturday, September 7. 3E.WISE Agitate yonr gray matter. Don't wait until you are all run down. Keep keyed up, BEEF, IRON tones up the run-down system and maintains the toned-up system, It is tonic and food in concentrated, quick acting form.

It purifies and enriches the blood, Increasing and maintaining those little red corpuscles indicate vigor and sustained a sure insurance against malignant and chronic disease. It is remarkable in its effect in giving strength, energy and increased appetite, Pleasant to take and a most economical medicine to use. Large Bottles, 750, ALPENDERFER'8 Drugstore. I-UK I GLASS not scratched or chccko! Uarnain. Mornr.on.

FOR grocery, good ocation, Warren, good trade, rent ow, possession given immediately, Stpck of goods can be bought cheap. Reason for selling, poor Inquire E. A. Aldenderfer, 603 S. Main street.

Warren, O. lady as centice to. learn millinery trade. Miss Thatcher, Bldg. azo-tf buckle.

Owner may have same by seeing Burgess Mo- Nary. 4. Ba for liilft house work. Inquire at Record office. 4-tf.