Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-08-03

SthICu VIC Ca9Cs
PERsoNAL.-Prof. d. M. Licb was call
ed to Northumberland county last week,
to attend the funeral of his uncle.
Mr.. Charles Heisler accompani,i by
Mr.. Charles Richards are laving in batls
at Atlantic City.
"Eddy" Garman is enjoying his vaca-
tion among the White Mountains. He
expects TO be gone about two weeks.
Rev. G. F. Gephart, one of the popular
young diVines of the Evangelical Associa-
tion, who is rusticating at the residence of
his father, Jacob Gephart, Esq, of Mill
heim called upon US on Saturday morning,
Our senior editor is entertaining his SON
Mr. w. f. Shugert, of Washington city.
Mr.. Shugert is filing a responsible posi-
uon in the Patent Office and expects to
spend all his usual summer vacation at
home.
Mr.. Geo. Brew, of the firm of s. A
Brew e Son, is actively engaged in dis
posing Of the stock of Isaac Guggen-
hoimer, he is ably assisted by Mr.. Buck.
These gentlemen are veteran salesmen and
are very courteous and accommodating.
Mr.. Geo. w. Eaton will leave town on
Friday FOR Lewistown Camp. George is
one Of the bravest of the many brave boys
ig blue who will congregate at the annual
encampment of the N. G. 2. During his
absence Mr.. Morris Swartz will run the
store.
Some real nice young Ii ly is tickling
our devils vanity by writing him anony-
nous notes and sending button hole bo-
quets with them.
J. L. Spaugler, Esq, was away from
home for a week or more and some busy
body circulated the report that he was en-
ioying his honeymoon. Inquiry elicit,
the fact that he was married-on the Eu-
ropcan nlan.
Miss Dayton, of Williamsport, is visit
ing the family OF Rev. Crittenden,
M. Thompson and her daughters, of
Curwensvile, are the guests of Mrs. Har-
ry Teats, Howard street.
Mrs. Andrew Eel IS entertaining two
bright little daughters of VIM. Holmes,
Esq, of Birmingham, formerly Of this
place.
An ice cream festival will be held at
Clrtin's iron works, on Saturday evening,
August 9th, for the ber eft of the NJ. E.
Sabbath-school, at that place. The Nc
Clintock string band of Clinton county
will be in attendance.
NJ IS Ida and Mr.. Milton Furev, of
Pleasant Gap, on Monday went 20 Spring
Mills to attend school there.
Mrs. Bickford, of Lock Haven, daugh-
ter of Daniel Mckinley, Esq, is spending
week with her parents.
Mrs. E. T. Tuten, accompanied by her
sol, L. l.. Gray, editor of the Ne,os, left
on Tue. day morning for "down east, " and
will tarry awhile at Atlantic City.
Mrs. w. L. Malin and her two little
daughters, Sadie and Helen, are in Chester
courty.
Mr.. w. II. Gardener, who will be re-
membered Gs one of our successful teachers
for some years, has been engaged as book
keeper by Pittsburgh firm. Before leav-
ing he subscribed for the DEMOCRAT. We
wish him success.
Mis- SLllie Mckinley, after an absence
that must have seemed an age to one of
our legal freinds, returned on Saturday,
from protracted visit at Carbondale
Mrs. DR.. Coolige, formerly Miss Mamie
NJ Gnley is with her.
Messrs. j. A Wedensaul and John Vo-
media, of Milmont, Pa, called on Saturday.
Treasurer Keller is one of the most ac-
CO nmodating men in this county, he can
let you have anything you want. At
pre-ont he is supplying his friends with a
.operior quality of overcoats at reasonable
rates.