Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1886-07-15

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this town several years ago, and seem
fond Of oul beautiful mountains and
| streams.
Mr.. G. Tobias, of Shenandoah, spent
several days in this town last week, WIS.,
iting his relatives.
Mr.. EN- cry Meek, of Altoona, was
the visitor of his sister, Mrs. J. f.
Hartel, in this place, over the Fourth.
Mr.. Thos. Mooney, of Snow Shoe,
his young and handsome bride,
tarried a few days at his fathers, Mr..
Mark Mooney, week before last. The
happy couple were serenaded by our
band one evening and the groom sent
the boys home rejoicing.
ID. S. Kaufman, after an absence of
nearly four weeks, during which time
he took in Lancaster, Shamokin, Sc
linsgrove, and other places, returned
last week, and seemed much benefited
by his trip.
S. III. Alter, one Of the JOURNAL
typos, spent n few days of his vacation
with his friend, l.. Frain, at Selins-
grove.
Mr.. Charles Cone, and family, of
Miflllnburg, were guests at s. ID. Mus
ser's house, last week.
Chas. Gutelius, also of Mitllinburg,
was up few days with his brother,
DIR. S. G.. Gutelius, and during his stay
helped to catch a nice string Of front.
III. ]. Kurzenknabe arrived from
Harrisburg in his private conveyance
last Thursday and expects to stay in
town several weeks, rs the guest OF his
father-iu law, Mr.. Jon. Harter. While
here to take a rest from his labors In
the city, he will at the same sell an or
gan or piano whenever an opportunity
presents itself.
Mrs. Nogle, of Philadelphia. is here
on visit to her parents, w. L. Mus
ser's. BY all appearances the lady is
in excellent health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Hoover, and
children, as we'll as the gentleman's
mother, all of Sunbury, came to town
on Friday, July End. Mr.. Hoover and
mother returned home after few days.
stay, while his wife and the children
will rusticate here few weeks, enjoy
ing the hospitality of Mrs. Maria
Frank, on Nortn SIreet.
J. F. Keller, of AdamsEurg returned
to town on Monday, to make final ar.
rangements for his coming term OF
summer school in this town. We un-
derstand that he has concluded to COM
| mence his school week later, than he
intended 10 the first place, which will
be Monday, July 26.
W. M. Shiffer, of Sunbury, visited
his brotber-in-law, Geo. Buck, of this
place, few days last week.
Mrs. Emma Bathgate, OF Pleasant
Gap, sister to Mrs. Wasson and Mr..
and Mrs. Baney. OF Lemont, were the
guests OF Rev. Wasson, last week.
After a stay of several weeks at
Danville, Pa. Miss Mary Mauck re-
turned home last week.
We. noticed Mr.. ]. f. Torbert, of
Williamsport, on our streets yesterday
afternoon
Mrs. r. III. r. Harter. of Chicago,
is at present here on short visit to
| relations.
We had pleasant call on Tuesday
afternoon from Register Mccain, OF
Bellefonte. He is one of the most
obliging and popular county officials
and we shall be delighted to have him
call again.
Two front lots for sale in East
Bierly y.own, Miles township, at reason
able prices. Address or apply to
MRS. PETER s. BIERLY, and daugh-
ters, Rebersburg, Ia.
Samuel Frank, executor ,advertises
the sale of the real estate Of Michael
Frank, decd. late of Penn township,
to take place on the premises in Haines
township. about miles east Of Aarons.
burg, August 10Th. See bills.
Two volumes of Purdon's Digest,
latest edition, haye just been received
by the clerk of the council, for the use
of the boro. From now out they heed
not borrow any more legal advice but
will be able to expound law themselves.
| Miss Maggie Miller's friends no.
ticed with real pleasure that she is able
! to be about again. She had been con-
| fined to bed for over two weeks with
severe headache and extr eme nervous
ness. Hope she will enjoy lasting
health now.
MUSICAL COLLEGE The 30th Ses-
sion of Six Weeks, "Opens Monday even
ing, July Goth, 1886, for the Teaching
and Training Of Young Ladies in Vo'
cal and Instrumental Music.
Address, F. G. MoYER, Musical Di-
rector Freeburph. Pa. 24-4t
w. G. Rook, the proprietor of the
National Hotel, had a new and very
attractive sign put up in front of his
place of business and the travelling pub
lie when arriving in town can see at
glance where landlord Rook may be
found. S. X. Faust and J. W. Lose
did the job.
NoTlCE.-All persons who haye
dealings with us are requested to call
on us and settle their accounts between
this and the first Of August, next.
After that date the accounts will be