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Newspaper
Millheim Journal
Location
Millheim, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1886
Page
3
Local items report a fair election, sidewalk repairs, new ads and store promotions at Kauffman and Co. The paper notes weather, moonlight nights, medical cures, church services, typhoid concerns, deaths, weddings, and plans for building projects and commerce in Penns Valley.
Geo Ware visits Mt Garman friends. John Stover buys Geo Rule farm for 1600. James Frank handles Spring Mills creamery cream collection. Wom Kreamer returns from Vicksburg with a two year old Percheron. Harvey Corman visits Brushvalley after moving to Kansas. Band boys serenade Harvey and praise his many friends. Walker and Newton Brumgart buy sheep near Nittany. Holstein calves noted. Two youths speculate on sugar after Cuba rumor. Cuba remains. Austin Gramley sells Kleckner farm to Joseph Moyer and then buys part of Gramley homestead. Wes Snyder’s corn huskers find an ear with 1170 grains. Philip Gramley remodels with Griffin Garrett. Gramley residence praised. Masquerading wives questioned. theft threats and warning with shot. J L Roush votes for Black. Basom relatives visit Rev Basom. Mrs Kern and Mrs Reber return from New Berlin. H R Fiedler plants ninety maples along road to own land. plans further planting. Hog disease nears town. two hogs lost to Em Harter and Michael Rishel. Fairy Shafer returns to Reading after visit. John Shafer considers adopting Harry Kline. Reformed church plants maples around church. Still another.
Holloway Crouse of Lock Haven visited last Sabbath while Sanford of the Journal office came by last Saturday. Prohibition lecture attendance was small. Charles Staimbach returned to Lock Haven to work for a party unnamed. Jerry Kline recovers from a broken collar bone after a fall from corn fodder. Rev Yearick held services at the Reformed church. Merchants plan a cleaning up to restock merchandise. B O Deininger visited and faced a tough crowd. Mrs Bright’s funeral drew many from Millheim. Aaronsburg avoided public political talk. Charles Musser returns to Lewisburg to school, implying no more typhoid fever there. Dr Kessler’s cough medicine ad touted with money-back offer.
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