Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-01-21
AARONSBURG.

Ben. Edmunds says its q little girl.
Monroe Kreamer has moved to Co.
burn.
"a degrees below zero, on the morn
ing of the 18th inst, So says Jack Syl-
Wis.
Bierley's singing class is we'll attend
ed, and the boys say he is good in
structor.
Chas. Fl. Slower shipped llne lot of
dry picked turkeys to the New York
market on last Tuesday.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th
and 18th, were busy days for some of
our citizens filing their ice houses.
The attendance of the musical con-
yention during last week was not as
large as was expected. The closin
concert onSaturday evening had a good
attendance, considering the inclemen.
cy of the weather. The financial re-
suit has not been generally reported.
Mis-. Nye, widow of Michael Nye,
decd, is prostrated upon bed OF sick
ness at her brothers. house, John
Thomas, east OF town. The disease Is
pneumonia and her recovery is doubt
full.
Postmaster Yearick & lady were
summoned on last Monday to the sick
bed of their grandchild, Miss Annie
Mingle, daughter OF cashier w. B Min.
gle, at Centre Hall. Assistant post
master, Z. Burd, distributes the mail.
A plank walk commencing at the
residence of Chas. Bell, in the west end
OF North 2nd street and running along
on said street to connect with the
walk in front of the Lutheran church,
is under contemplation of being built
by some of the citizens Of town.
Geo. Slower, son of Isaac Stoyer. de-
ceased, bought the old homestead locat-
ed on the corner of North 2nd stree
and Rachaels way, for 1888. Very
cheap Property, George. ANOTHER.
COBURN.
eLutheran denomination are hold
ing series of prayer meetings at this
place.
The goose question is not yet settled,
as we understand, but will ba pushed
to final ending soon. Boys. il you
have killed the mans geese it would
be no more than fair, il you would pay
for them.
Cobnrn has new tonsorial artist
and a gentleman of color, too.
| Sleighing parties are very popular in
/ Coburn just now. The one up the
creek this Wednesday, evening is to
be rouser. We may report in full
next week.
The ''stag" sleighiEg party from this
| place to Rebersburg last Thursday eve.
| ming was we'll enjoyed by all the partic
I ipants.
The new Lutheran church at thu!
place have applied for charter and
will receive it this week some time
The officers elected are as follows El
der, Mr.. John A. Seriff, Trustee, MIR
w. III. Kieamer Treasurer. Mr.. Johu
Bnwersox Seer etary. w. Fl. Kreamer
They have about fulty members enroll
! ed and all are enthusiastic and pleased
with their start. They have beauti
full church site on which they propose
erecting a church edilice some time II
the future. We congratulate them.
Since there is sl,ighing our grair
merchants are kept very busy handling
grain and coal CIburn Is doing very
good business Der business should
be represented In the advertising col
umns of the JOURNAL. and we think
could be IL worked up" The JOUR-
NAL is a great favorite here as loca
paper.
The new story, by Clpt. John s NTH,
can 5e had bv applying to Mr.. Henry
Whitmer. 1t il u fayorite. Title
"Fifteen years of welded lfe."
There should he n Union Sunda!
School organ zad ut this place for ih'
benefit of the IN my sm Ill children. 4
WOODWARD