Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1879-11-20
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the Mnlhein HOTEL Tor the Kind reception tend
cred us BY him on Saturday evening last. Per
invitation four Of us met at the appointed time
not Knowing, exactly, what was In store for us.
The OCCASION was an oyster supper, and what
ever fond anticipations we may have cherished
anh indulged in, ere the summons came, to SUR
round the board, all were more than realized
The table Respondent with its glittcrIng array
OF silver, WAS rendered more cheerful by the
softcned rays issuing from several handsome
chandeliers; the plcthorc condition of the many
dishes a;teSted emphaticaly the financial
soundneSS Of the institution: the attention Of
walters was perfect: the bin 0t fare was replete
with good things; oysters served In every style
known 20 the culinary art delicious con fectionS
tempting cakes nuts, &C., In fact not to linger
too long in crumerating the various details, The
satisfaction was complete. Mrs. MusScr fully
demonstrated her entire ability TO render her
guests not only comfortable but superatively
happy, and We can not but thank her for the
many tokens of Kindness so gratuitouSly show
eIcd upon us. Mr.. Editor, MIllhcim can not
well feel too proud of its hotel, and we earnest
ly wish the managers thereof as well rs Mill
helm in general. abundent success. The vener-
able EX-Sherif MuSscr again assumed the role
of host, and presided with his wonted RoachI-
loncs and dignity. The only abatement our
jolly time experienced was the inability of Mr..
MuSSer 20 be with us, being AT the time confined
to his room, the cause, his wounded shoulder.
May he speedily recover. Hoping that you, Mr..
Delninger, may ere long, be rs fortunate as we
were, am, sir, Yours truly,
ONE OF Us.
REPoRT OF MILLHEIM PRIMARY
SCHOOL for month ending Nov. 18th,
1879.
Whole number enrolled-5S. No. in
attendance during m0nth-46. Aver
age attendance during month-37. Per
cent. Of attendance during month-90.
No. promoted to Gtammar School-1l.
Visitors Messrs. B. o. Deininger, J.
f. Heusel, F. Chamberlin, Jas. NJ.
GephSrt, G. Walter and Rev. w. r.
whitney. AS will be seen no directors
and only two parents have as yet visit
ell the school. Friends, do you consid.
er your presence in the school room un-
desirab'e, or do you think your teach
ers so efficient that any assistance or
advice would be unnecessary and out
of place?
The attedance hOs been good and l
think some good has been accomplish
ell. Nopuriisare without absolutely ne
ceSsary books. l would be pleasedt to have
parents see to it that some of the chill
then spend less time on the streets af-
ter dark. Ssch restraint would cer-
tainly tend to improve those pupils not
only intellectually, bat morally and
physically as well.
The conduct in and out of doors may
net he what some might desire, but as
the school is at least one fourth too
large, reasonable persons are willing to
make some allowance for what may
seem q Sck Of discipline. Altogether
it is thought the condition of the
school is rs near what it should be as
circumstances will allow; and in order
to have all know for themselves I re-
spectfully ask them to come and see.
J. r. VANORMER,
Teacher.
EWANTED. We need about u
to ID cords of good wood, about % bush
els Of choice apples and about 20 BUSH
els of nice potatoes. Now we are will.
ing to receive all these on subscription
and are not particular who of our SUBJ
scribers will furnish them. If youhave
more wood, apples or potatoes than
money and you owe usI on sub
Scription-one, two or more years,
bring them right along and don't
waittill we are supplied by others.
Any of our subscribers who prefer to
pay us IN this way can do so until fur
ther notice.
TIE NEXT CENsUs.-The next Gen.
sus will be taken III 1889. Pennsylva-
nia will be dividel into ten districts
and have ten Supervisors. The Super.
visorS will be appointed by the Presi-
dent and approved by the Senate. Enu-
meratorS are appointed by the Super
viSors, and these do the real work and
must be done with it in thirty days,
Centre will be u part OF the ninth dis
trict, which will be composed of the
following counties: Indiana, Arm
strong, Butler, Venango, Clarion, JEFF
ferson. Forest, Elk, Mexican, Centre
and ClearGeld.
DON'T.-Don't fail to read in anoth-
er column the large advertisement of
the BELLEFoNTE BEE HIVE STORE,
Mr.. J. II. Bauland, Proprietor. Mr..
Bauland is business man of the first
order, as his large success fully proves.
His large sales enable him to sell at a
very small profit and this again has the
effect to increase custom and sales.
We just state our own experience as
well as those Of many of our neighbors
when we say that the BEE HIVE sells
cheaper than any other store in Centre
county, as far as we know. Not the
least attractive feature about the Bee
Hive is that that good-looking and o.
bliging chap, A. c. Mingle, is one of
statesmen.