CORRESPONDENTS |
DEPARTMENT.
place, for the last month, will leave for |
their home in Altoona on Thursday.
William Walker and wife and Peter
Kesler and wife all of Rebersburg, were |
visiting in our town on Monday.
(Continued from local page.)
FIEDLER NOTES.
Large Pumpkins and Turnips—Chestnuts
and the Boys,
There is quite a change in the atmos-
phere since last week,
The shrill whistle of A. M. Goodman's |
town.
Crops
heard in
is having
out
his
thrasher is
Stover
steam
Benjamin
thrashed.
PUMPKINS
pumpkin farmer
kin weighing 123pounds
a two hos
Tacobh Fiedler is the boss
He has ns
He
load of all sizes
weet puny
se
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and «
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old son
on Sut
place
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by Re
tery :
Th
twp., i
report a |
years
Mr. ®
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with h A
where h am
NEw LOCATION
this place have
owned by J. P
erected by J. H.
Church and Main streets
Wels
web
Hew
has about |
RETURNED :
and mother, have been visiting in Penns,
{ Brush and Nittany Valley, left for their |
home in
morning,
Freeport, Ill, on Tuesday
on the
He did some excellent
vou will follow suit,
We congratulate I’, H. Stover
board-walk
work. Jam
STATE COLLEGE NOTES
Many Changes of Business Places—Vandals
it Work.
Henry Showers has
shop from the Holmes
d hiss
* HAS Move
LEMONT SOTES
| One Way to Pay a Girl
Q. . (* fag | .
Mrs. Sadie C. Washburn | ysking their corn and are getting a big
yield to the acre,
| heen to the
bought a large stock or furniture,
{ hire
h. ? TRIAS
dle of this
to call and
nished
mona
GORTON HEIGHTS
Lo
dow
fa
ws :
articl
hom
supply
15 in Cent
J. D
went home
him a
C
Philipsburg
flying visit |
an accomg
again t
G.
gav cu
nin g.
tr
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our i
usu
count of
soon provi
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mm town on 1
R.A
at Peale,
the interest of
place
Geo. W
here looking
Moshannon Lumber
of M. P. Bock
Dr. Burd, of Snow Shoe, was called to
attend, at the house W. A. Auman,
Friday, his little girl, who was taken
saddeniy ill. We have not heard at
this writing how the patient is.
West says be ha
33 hours without w
rattling good time
Bebelheim of St. Clair,
css Wednesday
Shillingf
was here
the
Pa.,
ord FR. 4 CH
pt.
Friday looking after
coke ovens, at this
Boyer, of Pine Grove, Pa., is
of
interest
in the
the
alter
absence
Lo
of
wk that will
and
a cle
Ait
mg,
run
keeps
We saw quite a sumber of hunters in
this section the past week but don't
think they met with much success. This
is a goud country for hunting, but a
poor place for game
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LCOBURN HAPPENINGS
Sxow Storm Monday we had a
snow storm for a change,
Our town was well represented at the
Rewisburg fair last week.
Mrs. Samuel B
wight a
ng.
Geo. D. Cr
business trip to
Saturday.
Theodore Hosterman and wife, of
Peidler, were visiting friends in Coburn
Sanday
Dr. Henry Rishel was called to pre.
scribe for Sam Ulrichs’ horse, the Dr.
had hin fixed up in short notice.
Moyen 1. Dale has his photograph
tent at Coburn, this week. Take ad
vantage of it ard have your picture taken
and see how offensive, ill-natured, cross
grained you look.
FREE-FOR-ALL We had a free-for-
all entertainment Friday eve in the Re.
formed church by Prof. I. B. McKeen
and wife,
Law vor Home (Prof. A. J. Harter
and family were visiting friends at this
|
airtiey « iturday
uried on Tuesday morn-
Pa., made a
Friday and
Oil,
place
the |
v Satisfic
A
I'he ri
at Shile
afternoon
a short time
certamm young
travels up to the
that if he
of clothes, he
Tes 8
man, near town that
mountain, made the
had five dollars and a
show the boys if
i. Take up a
wedding
remark
ait
tit
he
subscription and
won! t
We unde
2» bakery in
Peterson an expert baker,
York, is going to start here
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WALKER ITEMS
rstand there
Mr
New
town
from
Onr Schools are in Session—A Hen Pa ry
Personal
Our Scuoors:—Our schools are all in
a flourishing condition. Will Corman
teaching the Henderson school; John
Beck the Hoy school; Miss Blanche Ir
vin and Reub Snyder are teaching the
Jacksonyille schools; and Tom Delong
teaching the Frain school; R. C. Holmes
teaching the Clintondale Grammar
school, and Samuel 'W. Butler is teaching
the Nittany school
Mrs. R. C, Reagan and Miss Duth, of
Peoria Co. 111., had been iting our jo
vial friend John Yearick, have returned
to their home
Vis
western
r of our young people spent
sant evening at the home of John
Yearick's a few evenings since. John
is a fine violinist
Hex PArTv: ~The hen party
quite a success on last Saturday. That's
right girls, try it again, and have
Dick and Sam stand guard over the
lunch baskets,
The “pumpkin rollers"
a jolly set of bovs
Miss Grace McClintic and Mr. Harry
McCauley spent last Sabbath with the
Misses Long.
Our friend Curt Wilson isoff on a visit
at present
We noticed the Gazette solicitor,
round last week drumming up delin.
quent subscribers, but think he met with
yoor success, judging by the long visage
je wore on leaving
Was
appear to be
1
i Dt wil
proce :
| to tear
SPRING MILLS,
Half
Caught,
and Half Got
Huskine Corn: —Farmers are bussy
Sixty passengers left here
LARGE STOCK
eastern
Smith Bros, have
They
say they can save the
| cents on a dollar,
Mrs. Ellen Hummel, of Punxsutawn-
ey, is here visiting her many retatives.
Newton and
his
family,
parents
from
Weaver
vi over
Tyrone, i visiting
at Brush mountain
C, P. Long is
He
ONE WAY
d a Mis
ng the week
her fifty
getting very
tin cans for
Blair,
sells thirteen
Mr,
a dozen.
of the picni He gave
cents and an old worn
irted her to the
net with a misfortune
. umbella
Blair charged her a
rot the 1
ir 0
cities where they |
some time ago, |
’ in ks 1 | tor
Keen to do house work dure
i
i
i
{
|
i
to attend |
{ the Lewisburg fair from this station,
Pe ople twenly |
generous.
out | 1
picnic. |
was |
more pay. |
Mr. Cland Moore was home over Sun-
day looking after his best girl,
Quite a number
Vis Howard
bass, among th
We think the Si
Rev, Forest had one or
broken in someway
s Lazu McKibben,
favored the Christian
Howard, with one of her choice
of
ited last week fishing for
m being the
eri i hit tl
0 1¢ most
two of his toes
1
Al
of
MIL Tey
Bellefonte
4 O
selections on last Sunday evening
Mr. Christ
to work in the
Mr. Just
are visiting
Turner, of
has been i
ber of
My
poorly
Re
on
You |
We
K
woods
Long ke ' last Monday
lethaney Col
*OTICE O}
sign a |
REMERSBURG ITEMS
| said he had forgot something and at once |
He turned too
o turn around
upset,
made &
short and throw his wife out
The horse
gles to
t
get away
{ HG NO he
was
broken, ne
threw mself har
but buggy was not
ither was anvone hurt
The
torn the
Many of our town folks were in
tendance at the Lewisburg fairon Thurs.
day, having a day about Thursday
of Granger pienic
report a good time
Mr. T.4
y and get
like
ug ready to return to
iesperate strug- |
1 when he found he |
at- |
They nevertheless |
Hosterman's are beginning |
Philadelphia, where he expects to finish |
his course in dentistry. Success, Tom
Harvey Miller had the misfortune of
losing his valuable cow
FARMS soLDd: ~The public sale of the
estate of the late Henry Corman, on last
Wednesday, resulted as follows
Harvey |
Haugh bought the farm now occupied by |
James Corman, for $40 per acre.
farm occupied by Crrus Zeigler
bought by Henry Wolfe, at the
price.
We noticed several
gents sporting some of our accomplished
young ladies
WAS
same
The ,
f the Millheim |
Solomon Peck, family and father, were |
seen in town on Saturday
HOWARD HAPPENINGS
Miss Alice
week
Wister
Wm. Weber made a business trip to
Bellefoute, on Monday
Ciro Digs: An infant child of Mi-
chael Holters died on last Friday; was
buried on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
in Shenks cemetery. Services were
conducted by Rev. Sechrist,
ANOTHER DEATH Miss Anna Haives,
of Liberty twp, diedon last Thursda
evening at 8 o'clock, was buried the fol.
lowing Saturday in Howard cemetery
at 12 o'clock. Rev. Bell, of Altoona
officiating. She was 34 years of age.
Miss Jenuiec Bechde! has been sick for |
the past week,
|
arrived home last | There
HEART DISEASE!
Fluttering, No Appetite, Could Not
Sleep, Wind on Stomach.
“For along time I had a terrible
pain at my heart, which fluttered al-
most incessantly. 1 had no appetite
and could not sleep. 1 would be coms
piled to sit up in bed and belch gas
rom my stomach until 1 thought
that every minute would be my last.
ras a feelling of oppression
about my heart, and I was afraid to
draw a full breath. I could not sweep
a room without resting. My hus
band induced me to try
Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure
and am happy to say it has cured
me, 1 now have a splendid appetite
and sleep well. Its effect was truly
marvelous.”
MRS. HARRY E. STARR, Pottaville, Pa.
Dr. Milos Heart Cure la sold on A Rositive
rantoo that the first bottle wi fin.
rakgiste soll 1t nt 81, 6 bottien for 88, or
a
Behe Dr lie Metioal to RIE hart, Tod
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warranted. Al fine quality Dongola kid,
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Ladies very fine Dongola kid, McKay sewed,
y different styles, at 1.90; every pair war
A still finer grade Dongola kid. all the
shapes, Goodyear welt, ae fine as hand made,
at 2.40; every pair warranted.
Mens he Avy boots 1.45, 1.90 ete.
hoes 1.24 and up, all warranted. A mans working
shoe at #1 up to 1.48, If they don’t give satisfac
tion we will make it right
We have the stock of all the above
goods; our prices will compete with New York and
Philadelphia prices. We Pave oped a mail order
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for prices and samples.
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