Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-02-03

Personal. Mr.. David L. Kerr and
lady, of Centre Hill, returned home last
week after very agreeable visit among
their friends in the West.
Mr.. c. l.. Galloway visits Bellefontc
frequently Of late. lie was in town on
Monday.
We hear that Mr.. Andy Loneberger,
of this place, has secured position on q
railroad running between Prospect Park
and Coney Island and expects to leave
Belefonte soon TO enter upon his new
duties. Mr.. l.. is good workman and
an excellent citizen, and his place in our
midst will not easily be filed.
Mr.. William Laurie, of Philipsburg,
was one Of the handsome young gentlemen
whom we observed in town this week
1t is said that Rev j. f. DeLong,
the leader of the Union Normal Glass
which meets in the Y. NJ. G. A. rooms,
succeeds in rendering that organization
very interesting. "Bible Geography" was
the topic discussed last Monday night.
Mr.. Richard Garman has returned to
Coatsvile after very pleasant visit at his
home in this place,
Mr.. AL. Haupt spent Sunday last in
town.
Miss Ada Weaver, one of the very
agreeable daughters of Mr.. George Wea-
yer, of this place, returned home few
days ago after prolonged visit at Philips
burg.
Mrs. Heath and daughter, of Philadel-
phia, who have been visiting for several
weeks at the residence of Mr.. Isaac Mitch
ell, of this place, returned home on Mon
day last
MIR. John G. Love, of this place, has
recently been entertaining his sisters, the
Misses Love, of Loveville
Mrs. A. o. Furst, of this place, is
visiting at her maiden home in Milton.
Mrs Ogden and her son, Spencer G
Ogden, formerly of this place, reached the
shores of Liberia in Western Africa, on
the 18th of December last, after Il voyage
of month and half. They were then
in the enjoyment Of good health. We
hope that safety and prosperity will con-
tinue to attend them during their three
years residence in that dark and benighted
land of which we as yet know so little.
We are pleased to note that our young
and accomplished friend Mr.. j. Reese
Van Ormcr, last week received perma-
nent teacher commission from the De-
partmcnt Of Education at Harrisburg.
Reese stands high in the ranks Of the
teachers Of Centre county and is altogether
worthy OF the compliment bestowed upon
| him.
Mr.. Ira Mitchell, Of Lock Haven,
expects soon TO engage in the editorial
business, having been rendered a PROPOSE
tion to edit Greenback paper in Forest
county.
Mr.. Ellis l.. Orvis, son of Judge
John II. OrvIs, was admitted TO practice
| law before the various courts Of this coun-
ty on Thursday last. OF course, he passed
highly crcditable examination, for AL
| though young in years he Is far advanced
in scholastic requirements, and has been
prepared for admission to the bar for sew
eral years. His legal education is very
fine and his general knowledge as compre-
hensive as that Of any young gentleman
| Of his age whom we have ever met. HE
cast of countenance is purely intellectual,
very much resembling that Of England s
ex-Prime Minister Disraeli We predict
for the young gentleman the brilliant fu-
ture which his great moral worth eminent
ly merits.
DR.. +. ]. Dcshler, Of Aaronsburg,
was ono Of the welcome visitors mt the
DEMOCRAT office this week
We regret exceedingly TO learn that
Mr.. Robert Cambridge, Of Unionvillc, is
very i'll with pneumonia We hope he
may soon be restored to good health,
Our old friend, j. Wesley Pennington,
of Philadelphia, dropped in upon us yes
terday and reports business as good, but
the snow as something little worse than
he ever remembers. Mr.. Pennington rep
resents the reliable boot and shoe house OF
David j. Hoar & Co., and should be
remembered by all his old friends in Cen
tre county.