Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-07-12
LOCAL DEPARTMENT

ends.
Lock Haven had rousing Fourth
of 5uly celebration.
The burning question of last week
was-How to keep cool.
Mr.. VIM. Mauck is busy building
fuli-sized chair and paint shop.
The nett proceeds of the ladies'
ice cream festival amounted to over
500.
Edward MesSer has returned from
Burbank, Ohio, whence he went in the
spring.
We understand that landlord Frain
thinks of getting up harvest home
picnic.
Mfr. James Schoch AMI family, Of
New Berlin, visited at Mr.. Jacob Gep.
harts' last week.
--B. +. Kister, of the Milton Econo-
mist, and family, were visiting at A. G..
Musser's this week.
We are indebted to Rev. J. a.
Bright, of Ellsworth, Kansas, for cop
les of Kansas papers.
Hay is very plenty here and sells
at so for fair four horse load-about
two pounds for a penny
Squire Smith, Of Pine Grove, call
cd to see us last week. lie is candi-
date for Associate Judge.
The new fence and Boardwalk a.
round the Lutheran church are COM
plete and look just splendid.
The executors of John Dutweiler
will make sale of the personal effects of
the estate, August llth next.
Adam Boyer will offer his farm
near Howard at public sale, August
10th. Adam thinks of going West.
--Yoney Dinges is the first man to
cut grain in this section. lie actually
shocked some of his wheat on Saturday.
Rev. A. J. Trey s. lady, of Chester
county. are spending their summer va
cation at DR.. P. It. M,lsser's, Aarons-
burg.
Harry Tomlinson has rigged up his
old headquarters and put stOreinto it,
aud has both stores connected by tele,
phone.
Mrs. Clara Merscer, of Philadelphia
was here visiting at Jacob Keen's, d.
L. Zerbys' and others of the treumd-
Schoft
Mr.. James N. Gephart, a student
ut Dickinson College, Carlisle, Pa, is,
spending vacation with "the old folks
at home"
Charley Sturgis was here again
this week to see Bessie. Now if Char
lev is not deeply in lore with Bessie we
are no judges of small matters. That's
all.
-Bellefonte, it is said, has the old
est Catholic church building in the
state, ana the congregation is about
making.arrangements to build a new
one.
Brother Tuten, of the Republican,
is hereby ten deled our best thanks for
his Spoetisch m ention of Our projected
new building. The sarcasm is just
too touely for anything.
The celebrated Aiillheim Cement |
the best in the market, always on hand. |
Manufactured by
F. p. MUsSER,
Millheim, Pa.
ANNoUNCEMENT.-W are author |
lied TO announce that DR.. j. r. Smith,
of Ferguson township is candidate
for the office of Associate Judge sub
ject to rules of the party. tc
ACC1DENT.-Chas.R r. Burd had the
misfortune to break his arm while
at work at the Evangelical church at
Coburn, on Saturday. Just how the
accident happened we did not learn.
Mr.. ii. T. Donehower, an expert
fresco painter of Lewisburg, is now
painting the audience chamber Of the
Lutheran church. 1t promises to be
a very neat, artistic and chaste piece
of work.
Our old friend Joseph Lose writes
us from Adamsville, Mich, that they
have heavy wheat andgrass crops in that
section and that even corn promise
es well. The fruit however is a total
failure.
CARD.-The ladies of the Lutheran
Mite Society of Millheim return their
sincere thanks to generous public for
very liberal patronage during their
recent festival.
The Ladies.
r. f. VONADA Of Coburn, has the