Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-05-24
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Yes, Charley Sturgls was here a
gain last week-just as we expected.
Welcome every time.
Splendid Marriage Certificates, Con-
frmation Certificates, Baptismal Ger
tiflcates, at the journal Store. If
Mr.. Jacob T. Slower, Haiues town.
ship, has a lot of excellent lime for sale,
in any quantity at the lowest ruling
price. y
Quite number Of shad we've caught
at Snamokin dam the other week.
Can't they be coaxed to come up Penns
Greek
We had a gentle and almost contin-
Gus rainfall from Sunday afternoon un-
Ill Mondayi evening. The weather
continues cool.
We see by the union county papers
that our friend Mr.. Geo. W. Foote is
to deliver the Grafton on Decoration
Day at Rays Church.
"A lot of beautiful Photograph and
Autograph Albums, Fine Writing Pa
perrnd Stereoscopic Views, just receiv-
ed at the Journal Store.
Oar neighbor D. A. Musser is nov
busily engaged in building the inte-
rior of.the brick;mill. Everything is 10
be made strictly first class.
The Lutheran and Reformed
Church at Logansville has been thor
ougl " improved and renewed and will
bere-dedicated Sunday, June 10th.
Mr.. VIM. II. Auman, another one
of our young men, left on Tuesday
morning for st. Louis, where he expects
to secure Il situation in a railroad Of
flee.
There will lie a meetingof the Cen
tre County Pomona Grange, at Ceptre
Hall, Tuesday, May Doth instant.
james 4. Keller,
Sec.
Mr.. Reuben Grimm called the 9TH
day to have the notice of tue Madison
burg corner stone laying published.
Mr.. Grimm is one of the building COM
mittee and manifests much interest in
the good work.
Mr.. John Kerstetter. the boss ma.
son of Booueville-or for that matter
boss anywhere-was here last week
and built the stone steps at sthe new
church. John made substantial, neat
and complete,jrb of it.
The smiling face of Johnny Grove
illuminated our sanctum on Saturday.
We didn't see Johnny this long time
and he didn't grow bit since. but is
Just as pleasant and social as ever.
May his shadow never grow less.
Mr.. B. T. Klepper, of Bonneville,
attended the recent sessions Of the
Grand Lodge OF Pa, [. o. o. F., at
Harrisburg, as the representative of
Sugar Valley Lodge, No SD. Ben is
not only a good od.l fellow blt a good
fellow throughout.
No less than four butcher wagons
now make their weekly and semi-week
Iy rounds through town with beef-C.
w. Hosterman, Andrew Immel, JOS
eph II. Smith and DAVID Ulrich. A
fellow need not suffer for meat provid-
ed he has cash plenty.
Mr.. J. r. Wolfe, administrator oe
the late Thomas Wolfe, Of Miles town
ship, deceased, will again offer the yalu-
able property of said estate at public
sale Oh Tuesday, June 10Th next. y
capital chance for a good Investment.
See notice in another column.
NoTICE.-The subscriptions taken
at the dedication of the Lutheran
church at Milllheim are now due and
payable. The committee is in need of
funds to complete the church. Sub
scribers are kindly solicited to come to
their help. Finance Committee.
-Fhe Meyer Philharmonic Societ<
will meet for rehearsal next Saturday
evening in the chapel of the Lutheran
Church, unless the weather is unfavor-
able in which case the rehearsal will be
held at the Reformed Church, Aarons-
burg. All lovers of song are cordially
invited to come. Doors open to all!
DEININGER s. MUssER now have the
largest stock Of marble wo1k and the
fullest assortment of monuments and
headstones ever displayed in Centre
county. They keep the best stock,
make the most tasty designs and sell at
the lowest prices. Facts are facts. 2t
We are not quite sure whether
Mrs. Jasper w. Slower, over the way
makes such fine music solely for our
benefit, but we enjoy it all the same.
Mrs. S. is skillful performer on the
organ and a delightful singer. The
JOURNAL chaps can not get too much