A HE CENTRE & FHURSDAY, AUGUSTE 15 BLY, DORNBLASER'S FRAYER, Attended Hull Moose ® Thomas F, Porter Unusual cones Tovooation mt Convention, Rev. Dornbl wa reared in ton who ARér, dy’s” at Chicago, He ls known to many of the readers of this paper, and is the husband of Miss Annie Shannon, wh was reared here and riage taught one of the local public gohools, during the early seventies, I'ne New York World ments on the prayer : before her thus vom rather read it, that unusual being an invocation, provoked a demonstration. the X10 a loug review of a history of cur ec try. Heiovoked Divine blessing os the delegates ‘according to serte, bad re view of the country’s hi utes he At the end of five mit ched the Civil war in his re man in the gsilery uttered a i 3 long drawn out amen contivued to Before he bis appeal for and the domine read his manuscript. cluded sUCial was a choras of ** amen ! ¢ amen!” all When he predicted a ** siege of blood reformed, tuere 1 Ail from over the hall, unless the country were murmured protests fr i Mil CGele- ra. But ie continued to plead and read. gates as well as speclals domin ‘(rive us another Joshua, who command the potitical sun aud to staud still, Give us a Joali can lead us into the ulti of the right.” na'e “Good, good," approved the while What's the matter This started the gallery, one rancorou e demanded : * eddy?" iog and stamping of feet, rgyman read on unmindf At had reached the £ ii the end prayer, which the audience gratefully repeated in unison with him. se——————— eo ————— Woodward. Hess and family, of Yea visiting with Allen relative are J. Orndorf and are both serio E. J. Hinds was ¢ me of Lewis O Charles in Lewiatoy n sller sper th Marie Buyder, 3 H. L. Hill, of Phila Miss Leua Just, of J Harry b spendil House, Haviog spent three paret ts Miss Bessie VouNe Gilbert, of anal erasburg, are 1 g some time at the Woodward weeks with her ida sccom- panied by her cousin Mra, Hefleltiaoger returned to her ling Moaday morning. Mabells home in pati pre Among those who sattended the festival at Laurelton on Baturday eve- ning were Mises Lida and Hosterman, Lena Just, Anuis Bertha Mary SBuyder and Earl and Bruce Moz, Bandy Bowersox, Robert Barner, Raymond Weaver and Harry Bhecaley. Blitt, Megara, ————— on — oo Rebersburg, Mrs. Lester Minnich and son Stoner are visiting at State College this week Prof. Orvis Frank and family, of Philipsburg, are visitors in our town at present. The interior of our school building is being painted and pspered at pres ent, Charles Bierly has the contract. The iron bridge which is to pan Eik creek one mile east of Wolfa-store is at present in course of construction. Mrs. Heury Royer and daughter, Mrs. Foust both of Bellwood, who had been visiting in this vicinity the past two weeks, relurned home on Monday. Robert Hackenburg bought a farm horse from Adam Winters which ia to take the place of the one Mr. Hacken- burg was compelled to kill quite recently on account of incurable lame~ Less, The late raine just came in time to save the potato and corn crop from drying up and being an entire failure ; since the rains both corn and potatoes are making excellent progress in growth and su average crop ls now ex pected, Considerable thieving has been going on in this vicinity the past few weeks and we would warn all good people in this community to keep a sharp lookout for these night prow lers lest they might st some unexpected night visit your home snd gobble onto some of your worldly goode, Aaronsbura Guisew ile, of Feil f+ ig her nooks Mre. Cunrles wing, of MHartieton, will spend a month with her san Harvey Charles und daughter, Mra, AF, WOra meg Emma oH IR epending » i among friends at Rel nrg Mrs, Laura (Garrett {s st present In Millbelm at the home of Ira Grawmley, Winkelblech family spent Bunday with his family at Re. bersburg. Mrs Warren and Alters, of Bellefonte, was the Florence Mensch aud Marion Elsen haur spent Sunday in Millheim with Weaver, Alloona, spent Clarence J5is Har: aud KE. N. Hafll this Mra. Nells We and Gurney Wer DAaRUI ‘Yi of place Mra, t attended Emma Wert the funer- I. wanton, ¥ al of John Musser, at Ellie Meyer, of Covurn, spent er J. CO. Weaver r week with her fat 6 home of George of State John Heller [ Willis William B sua sins porl, spent wer, a brothe- shipment where | —— — Lindan Hall Reuben Tr ned or Long's p isn Wag: home « er er, al f Frank Mr George H ed Monday froma Phi they had taken their little son Earl to him fitted The boy fell fre ‘ and Mre rner return. ale phils, where | a hoespit:ito have id } With 8} brace, ma cherry tree | some time ago and bis back and shoul der were irjared s—————————— Pine Grove Miils Miss Navcy visiting her | F. D. Musser, i Miss Lucy Krebs is spending sever | al weeks in Altoona, Charles Martz transacted business in Bellefonte on Saturday. Mrs, Eimer Reed visited relatives in State College last Wedneeday, Alfred Musser, of Clearfield, is visit. ing his mother, Mra. John Musser, Mra, Luther Krebe, of Balt Lake City, 1s spending a week Mra Elmer Reed, Miss Marie Rudy, of spent several days thia Miss Mandella Smith, Me. and Mra, Clarence Weaver and two children, of Powelton, are spend ing a few days with friends here, Mra, Foster and three little daugh- tars, of Altoous, sre visiting Mra, Fos ter’s parents, Mr, and Mre. James Decker. bre, Orin Krebs, of California 3 Mra, Luther Krebs, of Balt Lake Jity, Utah, and Mr. and Mrs. Van Gorder, of Toronts, Canadas, were en tertained at the home of Dr. BR, M. Krebs Inst Thursday evening. th I MAS AAR One of the most common ailments that hard working peopls are sill ‘oted with is lame back. Apply Chamber. 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