Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-01-07
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; The prospectus of the Philadelphia
Times appears In this issue. Ii our
readers are In want Of first-class
daily paper We would recommend the
Philadelphia Times. It Is one of The
most enterprising and best edited dai-
lies 10 the United States.
DIR. j. w. STAN purchased the
town property on Penn street last
week from Mr.. Jordan for $2l00. The
big red barn was then sold to Jacob
Dutweiler for $225, who expects to
move that building to his farm, south.
west of town, between this and Spring.
Good news all around.
New Years day was celebrated In
Millheim by Fantastic street parade
In the afternoon, in which about 35
disguised horsemen participated. The
affair was gotten up on very short no.
tice, aud created good deal of amuse-
ment among the crowd Of eager specta-
tors. The band followed later In the
day with several pieces of their excell-
ent music.
NOTICE. The undersigned will take
all cross ties, which arc acceptable to
the inspector of the road they are IN
tended for, between this and Jan. 18th,
1886. They must be delivered to r.
r. siding and must be marked with the
name of the person furnishing them
and addressed to the undersigned. The
price-45 cents-will be paid in Febru-
airy, 1886. |. j. GRENoBLE.
Monthly report Of the Coburn
school, for the second month, ending
December lSth-S. R. Foreman, teach
er. No. of pupils enrolled AZ Male
25, Female. II /; Average attendance,
male %, female Is, total SO !; Average
progress, male Il. female u conduct,
male 2, female II. Right here allow
me to thank the citizens of this dis
trict for their efficient work In helping
to build up and maintain the reputa-
| tion Of the school.
s. r. z.
Those of our readers who are ac-
quainted with Jordan Deshler, son Of
DR.. E. J. Deshler, of Aaronsburg, will
be interested in the following article
clipped from the GLADDEN. Success, Iowa:
The new board of examining surgeons
for the Pension Department in the Car
roll District, comprised OF some SIX
counties, are Or. j. j. Deshler, of
Glidden DIR. Emeis, of Carroll. and
DR.. Jones, of Breda.
Another item In the same paper says:
Mrs. DIR. J. J. Deshler met with SER
ious accident Thursday evening, scald-
ing her hand and arm nearly to the ell
bow by tipping over tin full OF water
which she was warming iu the stove,
and will be unable to use her hand for
some time.
List of parties who visited in Mill
helm during the Holidays: Miss
Marion Cantner, of Milroy, and Mrs.
Krise, of Mifiinburg,at S. ID. Musser's;
Mr.. Il Mrs. John Toner, Of Blanchard,
at w. L. Musser's; Mr.. & Mrs. p. B.
Slower, of Pleasant Valley, Kansas. at
J. w. Snook's and j. W. Stover's; Mrs.
Kate Eek ley, from near Bellefonte, at
her fathers, David Ulrich's Mrs.
Strauss, of Union county,at III. Noll's;
Ms. Alice Gingerich, Of Oak Hall, ut
DR.. STAINS; Mr.. Mountz, of --
at his brothers., Rev Mountz Elias
Kreamer, of Winfield, Pa; Elmer
Schoch, of Mlfflinburg B. F. Klepper
and wife. of Roonville S. j Herring
and wife, Penn Hall Mr. Smith. of
Newport, Perry Co.; Mr.. Wasson,
brother of Rev. Wasson and Miss Jen-
nie Eckenroth at VIM. Miller's.
On Tuesday morning early while
everybody was in state of excite
ment oyer the high water, an accident
happened to Rev. n. j. Miller and
Daniel Brumga+d. both of Rebersburg,
who we've on their way to Coburn,
where the former expected TO take the
morning train for Lancaster. They
were just rounding the turn near
Campbell's mill on North.s street, when
one side of the spring wagon got into
deep rut, which had been washed in the
road by the food, and was upset. Both
gentlemen were spilled out and i'm
mersed into the torrent,all the while en-
veloped in deep darkness. Rev. Miller's
trunk was carried off some distance
but was recovered later in the day, the
contents being all wet. His hat and
cap had swum beyond reach. 1t was
very cool and unpleasant experience
and the soaked travellers willingly ac-
cepted DR.. Gutelius' warm invitation
to take refuge in his house and recruit.
A large and delighted audience at
tended the Christmas entertainment OF
kha rthorap Cupdav cchoOl on Christ.