Thursday, August 31st, 1911, Correspondents’ Department Continued. ZION. wool Fran cenlled REBERSBURG. PLE ASANT GAP stork { Hitt le : 4 f Wi tre ¢ Inst John Uhl fir crete walk in front of the houne Monday David Wolf, of Wisconsin, and Os car Wolf, of Illinois pleasant visitors at the home of Josiah Zieg- ler, on Baturday and Bunday Mra, William Coldren was visiting friends over Bunday William Moyer, having eramp, was ot able to be In the barber shop on iaturday night Elght-inch pin are atrung along the ad from the toll-gate up to the res. voir; It Is hoped that these pipe will Inld before Grange plenle week Anybody wishing views of Pleas it Gap on post cards can get them om Homer Zeigler at five cents a Jeoce or four cents aplece In lots of five or more. shed Ia neg nH were AWAY | Bellwood YARNELL. Ald ty of thi first grand festiva evening, mie Is cordially invited t I'he ladles’ HOC ( 1 their Sept iv good ca ¢ along or tone MT. EAGLE ptes visited friend week eit Pear! 0 tany Inst Maud week Albert Altoona last who In here and her visited at Al Alkey, ixited Kate Bathurst Lock Haven, over Bunday J. R Bartroff, of visiting hin wife here Ida Daughenbaugh, of Howard, vis. ited at the Yarnell home on Sunday Mra, Hayes Daughenbaugh and chil. dren are visiting her parents at Jack. sonvile, employed at wer Runday mother, of Btrickland's {ele, B. Duncannon, Is | THE PORT MATILDA. It has been rather wet in our « munity during the past moisten the soll and Kraln to growing a it |i wn We hear the whistle of the thre or these da It dicat d fall om week I'his will tart BOALS or f Mrs ned aulte me last of her son bride and Pittsburg on Bat. to make thelr returned re the ome CENTRE OAK Lots of rain In this section at pres. ent Russell Drungard, from Rebersbury, | fa spending his vacation with his un- Gardner Grove, Mra. 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