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DrumsHappening Heard Here and There Of Moment.[titIIMrs. Andrew Fritzlnger in visitfng in Shlckshinny.Millard Lewis and Charles Yo,ch were numbered among the sick thisweek.Mrs. John Mumaw, from down the Valley, spent Tuesday with Mrs. GeorgeLewis.Mrs. S. F. Williams and daughters Florence and Bdca are bedfast with 111-ness this week.Lillie Applegate and Cora ThraSh, of Hazleton, spent Sunday at the home of the former. Miss Applegate Is employed by Rev. and Mrs. R. r. Jack.Dr. Hess, of Freeland, spent Sunday at the home of J. W. Smith.Dptler township School Board mtfets on March 8.R. C. Roth and family, of Freeland were guests of the former’s brother, George Roth, on Sunday.W. H. Walck will probably re-open his shop on April 1.Ray Shellhamer and Miss Nora Drum enjoyed a sleigh ride on Sunday.Mrs. Hannah Goedecke called on Mrs. W. If. Beisei during the week.Abe Leibenguth took in the sights of Hazleton on Saturday.Miss Gettie Ooedecke visited her brother Arthur in .Teddo on Thursday.J. O. and Mrs. Root were at the county seat on Saturday.Mrs. W. H. Beisei conducted the Ep-worth League services on Sunday The topic was '‘Glorify God in Our House.” Charles Eroh is making preparations to build a new house.Frank Walck is at the Hazleton hospital where he will have his left eye r moved in hopes of saving the other.Daniel Bowman and Miss Ellie Winters looked swell in a charming cutter on Sunday.Viola Hontz is ill again with tonsill-tis.Miss Hannah Lohman, of Rockpon;, is visiting at the home of G. W. Roth.William Walp, who was laid up with an injured back for some time, Is better again.Samuel Kemp was at the county seat on Monday and Tuesday.Over 900 valentines passed through the local posit office. Abe Leibenguth received 79 of them.Myrtle, daughter of Milt. Minnick is very ill.Wm. H. Moyer was thrown from liis sleigh last week but escaped serious injury due to the thickness of the flesh on his body.Mrs. Milton Minnick fell on the Iceat her home and suffered a painful Injury ito an arm. ■George Bicking had a log hauling frolic at Hill Side last Saturday. Eight teams helped take the timber to Hess’ mill.Billy Bflsel’s laboratory was blown to smithereens by the explosion of dynamite fire crackers. For some time he spoke of raising 'it- with yeast and \be Leibenguth became so tired ofhearing the story that he used dynamise on the structure,'njSATS A CHEMICAL E.VGt-fifJB. WilUam H. Beisei had occasion to visit Milton Minnick’s home a few days ago and becoming absent-minded placed his lighted pipe in his coait pocket when he entered the house. In less tine than it takes to tell William’s dry cotton clothing was ablaze and he made for the door to take a roll in ihe snow, but the wind fanned the blaze and made matters worse. S. M. Woodring and Abe Leibenguth took in the situation at a glance and grabbing two pails of cider from the table dashed the contents over the victim and extinguished the flames. For a time things were exciting in the neighborhood.ST UmUTXTfi ninrrwr
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Valley Vigilant
Saint Johns, Pennsylvania, US
Thu, Feb 23, 1905
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