Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-07-13

Mrs. GRUNDY's COLUMN.-R. j. Ban
croft, of Cincinnati, Ohio, who has for
several weeks been in Clinton county, col.
lecting data for Mr.. Linn's history of that
and this county, called upon US last week
Mr.. A. o. Smith, graduate of the class
of 10 of the State College, and recently
graduated from the law department of
Pennsylvania University, spent Sunday
and Monday here, the guest of Mr.. james
Hamil. Mr.. Smith graduated with first
honor at the College and has the ability to
accompanied by Prof, Reber and Mr.
Lew Shatiier, called to see us on Monday.
DR.. d. j. Hillibish, of Rebersburg, now
very infrm, visited various Belefonte
friends last week We were pleased to
see him and hope he may speedily regain
his health and wonted vigor.
d. f. Fortney, Esq, bought himself a
new suit the other day and then went to
the country to help some one make hay.
They say he swings a scythe gracefully.
Mr.. John d. Brown, one of Spring
townships active young Democrats, favored
us by calling on Saturday.
Mr.. Jacob Dunkle, of Walker township,
late county commissioner, has not gotten
bit smaller since he retired to the peace
full quiet of private life. He was an ex-
cellent official, and the people of Centre
county refer to his administration with
nothing but pleasing recolections.
Miss Carrie Humes is in Williamsport
Mr.. McMiIen, is in Dayton, Ohio. He
expects to "brace up by recreating a
little. During his absence Mr.. AL. Haupt
will run the Brockerhoh house assisted by
Mr.. Patterson.
DR.. Hoy was called to Altoona last
Thursday to perform delicate surgical
operation.
Miss Mamie Schrock, an attache of the
DEMOCRAT Office, is in Lock Haven.
A new safe now "adds beauty all around"
in the Treasurer's office.
Mr.. J. c. Meyer, of Aaronsburg, late of
the Bellefontc public schools, called on
Monday.
Joe. Furey and Geo. Dare took more in
terest in the Philipsburg races than any
oil the horse jockeys.
Mr.. Matt. Dooley, loath to leave Belle
fonte, has not yet returned to Philipsburg.
One of Mr.. James A. McClain's little
boys fell on Monday and broke an aria
Mr.. r. J.. Erhard killed the first mad
dog that put in an appearance on our
streets.
Messrs. J. II. and P. N. BarnhOrt
"rased" the frame on Tuesday Of what is
to be one of Nittany valleys largest barns.
Mr.. Albert G. Minge has materially
changed his facial appearance by removing
the hirsute appendage that lately adorned
his upper lip.
Mr.. w. B. Miller, OF w. B. Miller &
Bro, cigar manufacturers, Bedford, Pa,
tarried in Bellefonte over Sunday. This
gentleman commands a large trade in our
county, and is equally popular among the
ladies. He called upon us on Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. j. w. McCafferty, who for over a
year has occupied prominent position in
the First National Bank, Bradford, Pa,
was at home to spend the fourth. Mac
looks we'll.
Cal. Smith, our leading baker and con-
fectioner, has opened branch at Snow
Shoe. The magnitude of his business
transactions is astonishing and it affords
us a great deal of pleasure to note that he
is succeeding.
Miss Maitland, one of Williamsport's
handsome daughters, is visiting at the res
idence of II. d. Lands below town.
Mr.. james Irwin and family are spend
ing week at Clearfeld.
Prof. Lieb has returned from Potts.
vile. He was attending the convention OF
Pennsylvania pedagogues lately in session
there.
Mrs. Geo. Given and family, and Miss
Ada Weaver, of Philadelphia, are home
for their usual summer visit.
Mrs. Fiske, of Lock Haven, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John g. Love.
DIR, Williamson and wife, of Williams.
port, spent a few days in town last week
Mrs. w, was Miss Emma Rhen. They
we're the guests of J. H. Morrison, ESQ
William Radebaugh, of Clearfeld, wai
called to Milesburg last week, by the i'll
ness of his brother-in-law, Mr. Isaac Buf.
hngton. He spent part ofSunday in town
His last visit was made here years age
and he thinks there has been decided
Improvement made in that time.