The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-12-04
Reade Township Items.

: Stewart Kuhn. of Sterling, ILL.,. son of
Mr.. Samuel Kuhn, of this township, is Wis
iting relatives and friends in this locality.
Mr.. Kuhn. we are informed, is the proprie-
tor in his western home of merry go
round costing 5000 and operated by
steam power. He travels extensively with
this instrument of pleasure. reaping large
! benefit from il.
Carey Van Scoyoc, who is incapacitated
for teaching on account of having catarrh
on his right hand, has for the past week or
/ more been taken forced vacation. Mr..
Van Scoyoc is the teacher at Lloydsville
Mrs. j. u. TroXeli, of Ciearleld. wife of
Treasurer Troxell. of Clearfeld county
visited relatives and others in this locality
last week.
Prof. F. ii. Austin. of Johnstown, Il
phrenologist of admitted ability. lectured
on Friday and Saturday evenings at the
EOseIand school house in this township.
Misses Esther Barr and Lottie Learn,
the charming Mountain Dale school teach
ers, took their Thanksgiving supper at
Mrs. J. 5. McCartney's, at Mountain Dale.
We do not wish 10 impute TO them the rep
utatation of gourmands. but reports say
that they left little of the gobbler for
breakfast.
Mrs. john +. Hollen and NJ. G. Beers,
both of Glasgow, were the guests of Mrs.
Perry TroXell last Friday.
Some week or two since Mr. Elmer Kuhn.
of near Glasgow. killed a bear at Bells
Falls, this township, weighing about 200
pounds. Elmer is becoming quite expert
as a hunter and may be clasSed with the
most successful nimrods of this section.
A he wi IN N
of his trusty rifle.
Mr. Lem Troxell, of near Roseland, is
erecting a new dwelling house on his farm,
known as the Noble place. and as soon as
completed will occupy the same.
Jim Mays, who lives near the outskirts
of Glasgow, is among the sick of this town
ship.
j. Spence Fulton visited Coalpoart last
Saturday.
We learn that Rev NJ. c. Smith, the
Baptist minister at Mountain Dale for the
past five or six years, has resigned the pas
torate at that place, and has accepted "a
call i'm Indiana county
Weyman Brown. of Homer's. and Mary
Hines, of Altoona, were united in mar
riage on Thursday of last week. In the
evening of the same day the youth and
chiyalry of the Mountain village gave the
newly-wedded couple a good ''send-off'' in
the shape OF an old-fashioned sernade
while they were were stopping with Mr..
Il. +. Myers. near that place.
Mr.. Jno. \. Mccartney. of Mountain
Dale. the handsome and Intelligent Secre-
tary of the Reade township school board,
accompanied by Miss Jennie Turley, was
a visitor to the Glasgow High School last
Friday.
On Friday Mr.. Ferdinand Cornelius, and
Miss Maggie Troxell, of Roseland, were
united in marriage by Howard Beers, Esq.
We hope that their eVentful journey on
life's great ocean may be peaceful and
prosperous. and the heaven of their expect
a:ions ever twinkling with the stars of
hope. On Saturday morning they took
their departure for Huntingdon, where
they will visit Mr.. Abram Cornelius, faith
er of the bridegroom.
The grading for the extra track of the
=. & \. w. Il. r. has been completed.
The grading yet to be done is between
Glasgow and Mountain Dale. The time
of the Killer & Crossin contract expired on
December lSt.
The teachers of Reade township viii
hold an institute at Mountain Dale on
Saturday.
On Thanksgiving morning Miss Blanche
Cornelius, who has been staying with her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Beers, of Glasgow, took
her departure for her home near Hunting
don where she will attend the funeral of
her brother. Y.