Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1885-01-22
LOCAL NEWS.


Call at the JOURNAL Store tol
choice Cards and Pictures.
Mrs. VIM. Kerstetter has been in
i'll health tor the last week.
Miss Carrie Gutelius, of Miffiin
burg, was here on visit to friends.
The storm on Saturday was too
much for Geo. Springer's barber sign.
From what we hear there will be q
great many changes in town this
spring.
We are glad 10 state that Miss
Maggie Alexander is able to be about
again.
Miss Marion Cantner is the guest
of postmaster Musser and family at
this place.
Some OF our exchanges say the
prospects for a brisk lumber trade this
epring are good.
Rev. Ketterman, of York County,
Lutheran minister, was among our
callers last week.
If in need of an attractive poster
come to the JOURNAL office. Satisfac-
tory work guaranteed.
"A new arrival at Willis Bollinger's
last week. 1t is a girl. Willis feels
accordingly important.
Don't forget that the JOURNAL
store is headquarters for school sup
plies, writing papers, envelopes. &c.
MIR. c. A. Weaver, of Aaronsburg
is assisting i'm taking an inyoice OF j.
w. Snook's stock of goo0s this week.
We request ministers to promptly
hand in all notices Of deaths and mar
riages occurring in their congregations.
AT the evening services i'll the
Lutheran church last Sunday, conduct
ed 10y Rev. Ketterman, two persons u
nited with the church.
"A nice lot of Fresh Fish just re-
ceived at D. 5. Kaufman & 70. Will
be sold very cheap and by the pound or
barrel to suit purchasers.
The best place in Millheim to buy
your groceries is at G.. A. Harter's, on
Main street There you will get the best
goods for the loves: price.
"A number of our citizens expect to
attend court at Bellefonte next week.
Some as jurors, others as witnesses and
others on general business.
We wondered why. John Hall
sn,ole such big smile the other day.
He was presented with a hearty boy ba-
by and consequently feels good.
"A meeting was held in the Evan
gelical church last Monday evening for
the purpose of making arrangements
for a m usical convention at Millheim.
The mating bought by the ladies
of the Luth. Church for the chapel was
laid last week and is a decided i'm
provement to that commodions build
ing.
Mr.. B. w. Shafer. of Miles town.
ship will make sale of his livestock and
farming utensils, on his premises. near
Wolfe's store. on Thursday, March Goth
See posters.
Rev. S. G.. Shannon, of Watson
town, a gentleman known and esteem
ed by many of our readers, has been g.
lected pastor Of the Lutheran Church
at Sunbury.
Prof. D. M. Wolf, county superin-
tendent, made us pleasant call on
Thursday last. We are always pleased
to greet Prof. Wolf and cordially in
vite him to call often.
Mr.. Abs. Musser, of Haines town
ship, expects to make sale Of his live
stock, farming utensils and household
goods on Thursday, March 10th. Sale
bills will be out in due time.
ALMOST GIVEN AwAY.-Clothing
sold at and below cost at Peccare
Brothers. Oh Main street. If you in-
tend buying suit or oyercoat do mol
fail to call and get first choice.
Mr.. Cyrus Bright. of Aaronsbmg
who had been visiting in Kansas FOL
the last few months, returned hom'
the other day, as hale and hearty as wheI
he left. He speaks we'll of his wes
ern trip.
Seventeen Of our young men board
ed two horse wagon last Thursda
evening and took ride up the pike t
attend Mr.. Auman's school entertain
ment and "spelling bee." They report
ed nice time.
That new barber chair of Geo. L
Springer, manufactured by c. W. Al
bright, is very neat piece of workman
VII. -,oro - ~ omoro of Charlie