Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-11-08

least an equal interest in the school,:
also.
The carpenters have resumed work
at the Lutheran church. 1t is TO be
completed without further delay so
that it may be dedicated during tie
holiday season. Those who still owe
on subscription are most respectfully
informed that the committee will make
it suit to take money almost any dag.
Mrs. Jonathan Harter sent two cab.
bage heads to the JOURNAL Office that
are hard to beat They each measure
three feet in circumference and weigh
respectively l04 and III pounds. Half
a dozen Sich would make fair "messn
even for half-Starved country editor.
They are of the new Monster variety.
Doll & Mipgle'S IN Bellefonte, is
one of the best places in Centre county
20 buy boots and shoes. They are
first class mechanics and square bust
ness men. Their stock is large, of the
best quality and their prices absolutely
low. Don't fail to give thep a call
when you go to Bellefonte. 81
Our friend JOS. X. Meyer, of Cen.
tire Mills, in company with G. w. Mil
Ter, of Bloomsbury and J. RI. Kline, of
Orangeville, Columbia county, bought
the valuable tim berland known as the
Genital tract, about two miles west of
Coburn, on the rail rOrd,. for $1,000
cash. We presume they will begin
numbering soon.
NoTICE.-All persons indebted to
the estate of the late John ID. Foote
who have received notice from the sub
scrlber requesting payment, are hereby
notified that unless immediate payment
/ be made their accounts will ut once be
placed into the hands of justice of
peace for peremptory collection.
St PIT. MUSsER.
And now Jacob Shafer, of Gregg
township, comes 10 the front as the
boss apple raiser. He brought us a
! Lushsl of EwaldS, 81 in number. Three
of the largest measure 13 inches in car,
cumference, the next best one l. inches.
The biggest weighs l pound II ounces.
The four together weighs 1 pounds
ounces. If any man in these parts can
beat Jacob he is entirely welcome to
bring bushel.
NoTIcE.-There will be a joint meet
ing Of the Reformed congregation at
| AarOnsburg and the members of the
Presbyterian church, on Wednesday.
l4th inst at p. m. for the purpose of
transacting business with reference to
the building OF new church. IL being
a matter of such great importance no.
tice is hereby given that all concerned
may be present. PASTOR.
CHURCH DEDICATION.-The newly
erected Evangelical church at Coburn
Station, on the L. 4 7. RAILROAD, will
by D. P. be dedicated to the Worship
Of the Triune God, on Sunday Novhr.
llth inst. \ minister from abroad will
be present to assist in the exercises,
There will be preaching Saturday eve
ming, Sunday morning and evening.
The meeting will be protraeted during
the ensuing week. a cordial invitation
is extended to all.
BENJAMIN HENGST,
charge.
LUTHER CENTENARY SERVICES
Logapsvile. Saturday, November
10th, 10 A. NJ. and 7 P. NJ.
Aaronsburg, Sunday, November
1lth. 10 A. NJ.
Millheim, Sunday, November l1th, .
Pm.
Penns Creek, Sunday, November
1ltb, 7 T. NJ.
Rev. John Tomlinson. Rev. J. K
Miller and Rev. A. X. Zimmerman are
expected to be present at all these
meetings. All are cordially invited.
fDR. DANIEL J. HILLBIsH. The
subject of this notice was born in Free
burg, Snyder county, Pa, Sept. 23rd,
| 1924. He was son OF John IIillbish.
who came from Montgomery county to
to Freeb urg. where he died in 1916
| Their ancestors came from the Rhine.
DR.. Hillbish read medicine with the
celebrated DR.. Joseph r. LOtZ, Of New
Berlin, in Is 43, and graduated from
Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia,
March, 1S47. II practice with DR..
Lott, his preceptor, one year and cam~
to Rebersburg in April 1913. Here he
associated in the p-acticed of medicine
with DR.. Samuel Stroheckar. DR.. Hill
bish soon acquired high professional
reputation and continued in partner
ship with DR.. Strohecker for twelve
years, enjoying an exte ded practice
throughout the eastern part of Centre
county and the northern part of Clln-
ton county.
In 1853 DR.. Hillbish was married to
Miss Jane Barbara, daughter of DR..
Strohecker. They had four children
John Forbes, Horace Hayden, George