Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-01-20

PERTINENT PERsosALs.--Misses Belle
Rankin and Molic Nesbitt, two of the
fair lady instructors in our public schools
spent last week in Clinton county, tn,
latter the guest of Miss Ella Harvey, oI
Pennington, and the former visiting Miss
Emma SALESMAN, of Lock Haven.
Mr.. @. L. Galloway, of Williamsport
spent Sunday last in town.
Mr.. Harry Marks who, for long
time, has been employed as clerk in the
extensive mercantile establishments OF
Lyon X Go, and Isaac Guggcnhcimcr, OF
this place, severed his connection with the
latter firm on Saturday and departed for
New York City, where he will engage in
the same business. lie is AN efficient clerk
and proved valuable to his employers
while here. The Metropolitan city offers
him rich field for the display Of his fine
clerical abilities.
Mr. 5. ID. Wetzel, of Lena, Illinois,
has been paying his relatives in this vi
cinity visit during the past two weeks.
Superintendent Rhoads has been in
Philadelphia attending the meeting Of the
stockholders of the B. * :. 5. Railroad
Company which took place on Monday.
Mr.. Edgar Green, of this place, is
now in the employ of Hoover, Hughes *
Co, at Philipsburg.
And now another young gentleman
extensively acquainted IN Belcfonte has
badc final adicu TO life of single bless
edness It is Mr. Harry II. Kline, now
residing in Tyrone. Ho was married on
the 2slh of last month to Miss Laura Eek
enroth, daughter Of the proprietor Of the
Eagle Hotel Of that place. We drink
deeply to the health OF the fair bride and
brave groom,
We believe that Mr.. Al. Haupts brief
visit to town was the most momcntous
occurrence Of last Thursday. He reports
his recently established cigar business II,
Houtzdale in 1ourishing condition.
Our old friend, J. VI. Keplcr, E.q., OF
the Forest National, dropped into our
sanctum yesterday and reported everything
"a lively along the Clarion. Jake Is un.
dismayed at Hancock defeat and hopeful.
ly looks to the future for yindication Of
Democratic principles.
Mrs. Barber, the authorcss Of Wreck
cd, but Not Lost, and other we'll known
works, is enjoying the hospitality Of Mr.,
and Mrs. John Ardell, on Linn street
Mr., William McKcever, the popular
and gontIemanly clerk Of the BrockerhoG
House, takes his departure from that hotel
to-day, to the sincere regret Of his hosts Of
friends Mr.. Mckeeycr came here a com
para,ivc stranger, hu, his urbaue dcport-
ment and genial ways soon won him tho
good opinion Of all with whom he came in
contact, and Nc will be followed, wherever
he may cast his lot, with the good wishes
Of the travelling public as well As Of his
numerous friends in Bcllcfontc. We wish
him success
MIR. Lawrence l.. Brown IA now con-
Quoting q branch grain depot at Pennsyl-
vania Furnace, and is greatly pleased with
the business prospects At that point.
Our friends Daniel G. Keller and wife,
Of Centre Hall, have returned from a pro-
tracted visit among friends in Illinois.
Mr.. John a. Hunter, Of Half Moon,
called on Tuesday. IIe Is an agreeable
gentleman and fluent talkcr.
The Normal Bible Glass, which mccts
in the Y. NJ. G. a. rooms, made happy
choice las, Monday nigh, in selecting Rev.
J. F. Dclong, Of the Reformed church, to
fll the position Of teacher.