PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going.— Visitors ip and out of
Town,
——TFm’'l Shook, one of Spring Mills |
live citizens, gave us a call.
of Williams- |
WwW. W.|
Miss Mary Evans,
port, is the guest of Mrs.
Boob.
Miss Carrie Emerick is visiting |
her sister, Mrs. Cyrus Brumgard, at
Millheim.
Mr. J. Emery Hoy, of Philadel-
phia, spent several days last week in |
town.
near Centre
REPORTER
— Mr. David Kerr, of
Hill, was a visitor the
office this week.
at
re ~Miss Grace Smith returned home
last week from Williamsport, where
she had been visiting friends for sev-
eral weeks. :
—Miss Anna Mingle
Jast week from a visit of several weeks |
with friends in Mifflinburg.
— Mr. James Goodhart, of
Centre Hill's promising young men,
was a pleasant caller at this office on
Wednesday.
»
returned
one
——Mrs. Elmer Campbell, of Linden
Hall, spent last week
with ber mother, Mrs. Love,
Church street.
Mrs. James Smith departed on
Monday for Williamsport, after
ing spent several weeks with her hus-
several days
Jane on
hav-
bands parents at this place,
— Wm.
gave us a call ;
farming stock.
by a friend, Mr.
Grossman, of Tusseyville,
he will make sale of his
He was accompanied
Miller,
Tom Sankey spent last week on
his old at
is making good
of Lycoming.
a visit to home Osceola
Mills. He time
his trip east, and is haviog all the fun
out of it possible.
H.
‘entre
it
on
MeCool,
Hill,
he will make
and to
little
our
of
Spring
ee J AIT €3 and
daughter,
ganctum a call ;
his farm stock
Mills,
John A. Miller, of
is visiting his sister a
Mills the past week. He
ing for a Philadelphia pub
house of large proportions and is meet-
ing with extraordinary success.
ee HL. ES. of Millheim,
gave our sanctum a business call; he
€ex-
ram-
of gave
sale
move
near Belle-
t Potters
Canvass
foute,
is
lishing
Duck, es4q.,
reports nothing new down there
cept that Elk creek got on the
page last Thursday night and flooded
the lower end of Millheim.
— Will Runkle,
but now lgtated.
spending a few days visiting
friends in Hall.
the same and
very little since leaving (
—Mr. F. F.
PORTER'S stbstantial and
readers, of Potters Mills,
a few days ago. He was accompanied
by his little daughter and ciosely
spected our plant,
Wim. Jordon, for ashort
a resident of Aaronsburg,
at the home of Daniel
this, place. Mr. Jordon
months sgo moved from
Aaronsburg, and now on
back again the Buckeye state.
—Mr. W. H. Smith,
former good citizens, but now located
at Williamsport, Tuesday,
and is visiting at the home of Howard
Homan. He will remain for several
days; before returning will visit his old
friends at Farmers Mills and Brush
valley.
one of
former
Pittsburg,
old
is
our
boys, in is
his
Centre funk”
changed
Hall
of the
promine
old boy has
‘entre
Ri
nt
gave us a call
Royer, one
in-
time
is visiting
Fliesher, in
only a few
Ohio to
is his way
one of our
came up on
Merchant Charley!Long, of Spring
Mills, came up last evening take in |
the Evangelistic services, Charley is |
getting in [training for the Repabli- |
can nomination for Treasurer, and
hustling around shaking hands with
the boys and making himself gener- |
ally popular. Ifa Republican is to
have the Treasurership, it could not
fall into better hands than his,
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