THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, fa. THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1897. - f ————— CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT The News Sections HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO What our Army of Alert Correspondents see | and observe worthy of note—The local Happenings of every community will be gladly Published—Send the news we will Publish it. HOWARD HAPPENINGS. Mr. Stewart, Wm. Thomas. Miss McEntire, of Bellefonte, ing O. W. McEntire, Mrs. O. J. Allison is reparing his little home, by weather-boarding it. of Tyrone, 18 visit \ | | PLEASANT GAP POINTERS. Misses Gheret and | Stover were the | guests of Maggie Weaver, last week. There was a large turnout at the re- s Gathered From Various | { publican caucus, on Saturday evening. Among the latest arrivals, in town, is | a little girl who will make her home at | Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Rimmeys. | | | | voice of new | music. David Noll has been renewing old ac- | quaintances about town the past week. Formerly this was Mr. Noll’s home, The Lutheran and Methodist Sunday | Schools will consolidate next Saturday, and hold a picnic at the top of Nittany | { mountain. Our band has received a large in. music. The bo Joys are in excellent trim and are furnishing good This fall they contemplate pur- | chasing a new set of instruments. 1S a guest of | | visit to the farmers, | thrashing machine. The Hormet is again being issued. | The first paper was printed Aug. 7th. Mr. Henry Lose, of Newport, Pa., was the guest of D. E. Holter, on Sunday. Ar. George Delt#, of Wallace Run, was a guest of E. C. Dietz over Sunday. Mr. James McEntire, of Bellefonte, is in our town doing some work in den- tistry. Mr. Franklin Dietz and family Eagle were the guests of E. C. Sunday. Mr. Clyde Long, of this place, finger broken while play ng be la Park. Mr. and Mrs. Morris, of Philadelphia, are the guests of Mr, and Mrs. W. Hopkins. Mr. N. J. Leathers and wife delphia, spent Sunday with this place. Mrs. of Deitz, Mt. had his 11 at Hec- of Phlia- friends in | Ww Koons, of Nittany, daughter Mrs Emanuel the guest of her past week Mr. erville, Wi was 3] , Gross the f Hous- their brother, Frank Mayes and sister, were the guests of n. Mayes the past week Dr. L R. worm from t greasure M - Hensy] smoved a » Edit rael that tane tape work, but all in The store stocked with - fall time. The rolling : to state, will I Misses this place, s00n be in « yperation Jn Jennie etcher of Hav shaking days and Bessie who have been at Tax . for some time past, were hands with friends here for a few W. H. Long is his . 1 . en nil | which wi! ! no doubt make to the g “White Rose the school ening, by the an "nt nt inproveme flour. The festival held in yard on Saturday ev gelical church, was a success. A large crowd was seen in The How- ard cornet band furnished music for the This neigh Samuel few days ago west of H heart tr 1A house Evan- town occasion the loss of away a two miles 1borhood mourns who passed lived about Death was due to He was about 60 years old ¢ eaves to mourn his loss a wife and five children Miss Lulu Hensyl attended the ing of the officers of the Centre Christian Endeavor, of which she is vice-president, which met on Tuesday evening, at Bellefonte, to make arrange- ments for the convention, held in September, in this place. The pitcher for the Howard boys, Mr. Saylor, acted the yellow dog over at the picnic. When the time arrived he would not pitch. With our scared, and the cateher’s fin broken, the boys almost layed them in the shade. The score was 7 to 8, in favor of Mack eyville. Come again, Garber TiCX, W He ward uble and J meet county to be ger boys One day last Mr. Miles E ng to . on trotted his horse hitched. The hay rake ran onto the horse's heels and she began to kick and ran the rake into the fence. trying to jump off was thrown the fence and pretty t week, while », became the to the making hay, in a hurry, go- hay rake. He house and un- against adly bruised up WOODWARD iss Mollie Hess Amsport iting friends at o. I). Motz received his last week as postmaster Mr. Warren Ettlinger the unfortu. nate victim of a very sore hand Mr. Jacob Musser and wife visited friends in Sugarvalley over Sunday Rev. A. GG. Wolte occupied the pulpit, in the Evangelical church, on Sunday afternoon Mr. C. F. Motz, one of our enterpris ing merchants, made a business trip to Bellefonte last week. appointment, 18 Vonada and Mr, and the Messrs Andrew and Emanuel and fam “es, from Coburn, Mrs. Treaster picniced in on Saturday Mr. Clarence Musser and sister Anna, from Spring Mills, visited friends at this place over Sunday. Come again Clarence, you will be accommodated with better | sleeping apartments next time. Mrs. Dr. W. P. Ard, accompanied by her son Geo., is spending several days at the seashore, and Philadelphia, where | Miss Laura | she will visit her daughter, who is preparing to be a trained nurse, at the Woman's Hospital, On Sunday a hack load, consisting of nine popular young ladies and gentle. men, attended campmeeting near Middle- burg. Heeding the advice given by the correspondent in last week's issue, all arrangements were made with the eldest daughter instead of the proprietor, she herself being the life of the company. The wagon was jealously guarded all n several parties sleeping there. on, and the rest were all aboard at three o'clock a. m. when the grand old Hack- ney-coach took its departure, xX. | { Harry Eckenroth ; | turned home | times greatly improved in that vicinity, on | { understand are as follows: { Intermediate, J. H. Corl; | lady to begin | pitcher | | county, was the guest of Mr. Wallace White is making his annual | with his steam | It is estimated that | the total amount of grain, in Mr, White's | district, will aggregate 100,000 bushels. Matt. Riddle is keeping in unusually | close, when off duty, these days. It is | { said he is studying a volume known as | { “The road to wealth,” | Alaska in ten days’ | ed. as was first report- Wm. Irvin, after working near Pitts- burg for the past six months or more, re- last week. ‘Billy’ reports He is undecided whether he will return again. Scroon TEACHERS :—The teachers of the township have been elected, and we Pleasant Gap Pleasant Gap Pleasant Gap Axe Mann Gram Ott; Axe Mann Primary, Mountain, Ambrose Valentine Grammar, Annie Addition Grammar, May Addition Primary, Aggie Grammar, Roy Bell H. P. Hartsoc k : lle Barnhar Fishing Harry Grammar, Thomas Mary Twit Grammar, H. G. Mease ; ‘rimary, Mame Bell ; mar, Wm. Sloteman ; Steele ; Bush Taylor ; Bush Rearick ; Coley Interme Sane, 1" Hie LLMORE NOTES LO s€e you hart has return in the West he had a pleasa Le ague, was well $15 At the social, h short ti Ago Ed was ei rom hit m Mr. I. B. McEn Matts did him a favor, does not balk, or cough and © one be had 441 ther stive nlire got he the Bell Brown, of Miss Boalsbarg, Weibly was gue st Sunday The out ing nigh Miss Fredda Hess has been spending armers are getting their seeding as fart as possiple, as picnic is draw. the relatives at Osceola Mr. Ed. Rupp, of Oak Hall, and his friend, Mrs. Keller, of this place, took a pleasant drive on Sunday Mr. Gabe Buckner, formerly of and Mrs, i J. H. Weibly, of this place. Miles in | Linden Hall's long looked for bush meeting, will be held in the grove oppo site mill-dam, commencing Aug and continuing until 22nd. inclusive The United Evangelicals, festival on Saturday evenin will bold a im Mr. John Ross's field on the road leading to Center | The money will be used to help | Hall. | build a church that will soon be begun, Come one, come all and have an ewnjoy- able time Isabelle HUBLERSBURG ITEM SURPRISE PARTY: On Saturday, Aug 7th, the members of the Nittany valley charge, of the United Evangelical church, to the number of about fifty, met at the residence of their pastor, Rev. E. day. The Reverend was taken complete. ly by surprise, Mrs. Koontz having got. ten it up all unknown to her husband, Every body went there with a bountiful | supply of good things for the inner man, with which the tables were loaded and to which ample justice was done at the dinner hour. The anternoon was spent {in social conversation and all present Narrows | ’ i | Lee, Huston and Koontz seemed to enjoy themselves. were rendered Recitations by the Misses Gentzel, Rev. Koontz | made a short address in which be thank. | ed the people for their kindness towards him and wished the God’s blessing to be upon them. He received a number of valuable presents REBERSBURG RUMBLINGS — Miss Orpba Cramley is visiting her cousin, Alma Gramley, Mr. Ira Smull, of Newton, Kan. is visiting friends and relatives in town, Supt. Gramley had a lawn party one evening last week. All report having spent a very pleasant evening. Our town isnow up to date again in humor and fun. The electric belt show Ta Suph pplied us with & number and stories, which are quite con. oe to health. Miss M. IAlla Mershon, of Princeton University, was visitin friends here the last two weeks. Miss is of a very pleasant disposition, a fine conver. and how to get to | over last week with her many friends and | of Philadelphia, Dewart, Northumberland | 20th. | 1 the evening of the | ] Ww. | Koontz to celebrate his sixty-third birth. | sationalist and soloist, ‘being the e leading | soprano singer in one of the most promi- pent Princeton churches, She sees Ex- { President Cleveland every day and quite | graphically describes him as looking | like a ‘beer barrel.” COLORED CAMPMEETING :—To be held in Smull’s Grove, one-half mile north. i west of Rebersburg, commencing the coming Saturday, Aug. 14, and continu. ing ten days. The meeting will be con- ducted by Rev. B. F. Brown, of Lock Haven, assisted by a number of able | colored ministers and singers from this and other counties. One of the main a’ | tractions will be a choir of jubilee singers, | of from twelve to sixteen voices. Exten- sive provisions have been made for lunch, order, sermons and songs. | | THE SoLDIERS PICNIC :(—~Which was | held at Kreamerville, last Saturday, was well attended. Michael Musser, | past commander, Mayor R. H. Foster, of Harrisburg, Rev, Mumma, Rev, Mc- | Gown, of Lewisburg, Rev. Wolf, of Aarousburg, Supt. C. L. Gramley, Rev, {| George, Thomas Royer, Samuel Gramley | | delivered short bat very interesting ad- dresses. Rev, George said that the Klondyke gold will do away with the financial question and that the labor problem will be solved through the work of the ministers of the gospel. The Boonville cornet band supplied the music. It would have been much better if the | ministers of our valleys would have got. ten the devil by the horns, in place of the tail and twisting it, in regard to the oppo- sition to the colored camp meeting. Evi. dently the shepherds had fallen asleep and the wolves have gotten some of the from the woods, to see you again, Irvin, Miss Mattie Burd gnd Miss Marion Rothrock, of Lock Haven, spent Sunday with the Misses Minnie and Mittie Wink- leman, Mr. Zerby is very much pleased over the arrival of a young lady who came to their house recently. He says he thinks she will stay. Quite a number of our people attend. ed a birthday party at Clintondale, at the home of Rev. E. W. Koontz. They all report a grand time, A very enjoyable surprise party was held at the home of M. J. A. Minnick's, on Friday evening, it being his daughter Lydias birthday. She received some very nice presents, Lydia you wont have to buy much glassware, when yon £0 to house keeping. A party of young folks, from Sayder- town, held a gypsy picnic in the mour. tain, one day last week, Grav says every- thing went off firstrate till some of the girls threw him iuto the creek. But the best of all was the walking home, as the hack failed to make its appearance. Citizen We are glad PINE GROVE MILLS A Poor Move School Teacher's Salaries Dissatisfaction Over Reducing town. the di- in a way of the ability of office which they are The most humiliating At a meeting of the Fer ship school board, on July rectors dispatched business which is a good criterion tho men for the pretending to fill guson 1st, lambs. It is poor policy for people liv. ing in glass houses to throw Camp meetings in Brush valley long ago outlived their usefulness, are noth ng more than a making money stones 1 and Sunday teachers, | twenty-six dollars have | 5 | ter whether the lowering of the uty eight th thing they did, was the wages from 11 ner twe to mon nship itd t ICE ant sional or a COs tow ws not mat holds a manent TL . AD FEerguson appi pro visional, ]} a per 1s The col lored camp meeting diff the others in that few have color. One does Just muc h good or ] and sober Rs 1 as the other, " th { le of ers do good in 0 Wore evil il all two weeks, 1 a wh JIC Stover was visiting on Sunday fin (a4) t McEilhs i" E. Bart guests on Su J. F. Garthof f had a wedding day evening, from Millheim Andrew Harter, of Ill, the other day to visit his ges and wife were mnday, in town arrived parents ¢, tak- open, One of our kickers is on the fence ing in the sights. Keep 3 William Hostérman and wife visit at Hartleton, on Saturday and Sun. | day. t is reported that Daniel Braucht the contract to dig the foundation for the | new depot annex. A. J. Campbell, of Shamokin, our eye visit to his family. There was some vulgar language use in one of our stores, on Saturday ing, by an old lady | John Hoffa, Jr., and wife left | seashore on Friday. They expect spend a few days at Atlantic city Miss Jeanie Rhuel, of Mifflinburg, is visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Motz, of this place. They have had an enjoyable time. We can boast of a man that is a mer. | chant, stonemason, contractor, farmer and sometimes an enterprising business | man | Next in order will be colored camp- | meeting at Rebersburg, next Sunday All colored people, of this place, are in. vited to attend. Prof. Morris and Ed Wolf, of Wolf's | Store, gave us the pleasure of a business call on Saturday, aud were the guests of P. H. Stover on Sunday. New POSTMASTER: Uncle Sam ap- pointed “TT W. Hosterman post master, at this place, the other day, “Turn the rascals out or in'’ appears to be the mot to of the present administration. CORNER STONR LAVING: The founda. tion wall of the public building w as com jlesedane day last week. The ceremo- es connected with the corner stone lay. ing were very impressive. James was master of ceremonies. The master mason made the address, and some by- standers furnished the music for the oc- casion. even. for the NITTANY ITEMS. ———————- We are in need of a good rain, Mrs. Cmapbell, of Mercer county, is visiting friends here at present, Mrs. Mary Toner, of Lock Haven, is visiting at the home of Mr. B. F. Shaffer, Mrs. Charles Robb has gone to spend a week with friends in Bellefonte and Milesbuarg. Miss Grace McClintick, of Lamar, visited friends here last week. Come again, Grace. Mr. Irvin Robb has returned home | he i { why where = {can’t home | taxes. | better legacy | ster, Dr made a | | Course has | { ney and Lockwood's returned | | home on Saturday evening and made a | to | rofe : certificate, a normal or lege diploma, sum of twe This en ! choo o's re educatic send them else. a oll “ uid cost t do this other pl aces, cause we are afr: we give our chi than a good education’ Our directors, C. B. Hess, Jacob Harp M. 1. Houser Musse acob Strouse and J. G A be ef yn plimen for adoptin Also with Kerl's grammy rand adopt ting \ Ww Whit A Crs IVE our cic less than | why d of the 1A " > aren a Could John . 1 Edneate Your owen With Casenrets i Cathartie, cure CC, fall, an Mr business, Rote engaged at Woodward is was attending the campmeeting on Sunday, a Nearly everybody Brushvalley week. Mr. John Ebert, our lumberman, bought a new top buggy and is sporting lively J. W. Zerby, from Aarousburg. was a pleasant caller of Mrs. Jamison and many other friends from this place. Miss Mand Smith, the belle of this place, went away to work for Wm. Zer- by, about 2 mules above Spring Mills. Mr. W.D. and E. P., the sons of A P. Zerby, expect to leave for Newberlin, on the 16th, where they expect to take a college course of four years. The Beaver-dam Union Sunday school is about deceased. The people of this place are always making ice cream Sunday last there were no less than six families making it and others were asked, but were too late for assistance MADISONBURG ITEMD Geo. J. Yearick pnd wife have been visiting his father.n.law over Sunday. A Bush meeting isto commence this week, about two miles west of this place. All desiring to work for the right are in- vited to come. According to Penn Hall items two cor. respondents means prosperity. We are gad to say that prosperity arrived at adisonburg, also, Many of our people seem to take an interest in the Colored le's Camp meeting, at Rebersburg. e did not hear who was going to pitch tent from here. DrpArTED: Prof. K. A. Miller is at present taking a ip through Potter county. He expects to yisit many friends in that section, one of them be- ing of special interest to him, No To Bae for Fifty Conta De spp me rh Nin it Vieniss Gn 4 pra dy AR Be a eo CLOTHING 3 a HL vo LVewse. a " g - NE EN reg vee x L& eg z . > ~ RAZR 7 e . “Dye — 5 ¢¥ * \ . = NANA ANY - Bargains ‘ PHIL.AD. S. LEW] SS Tt a —_ . / oe N BELLEFOTE,. INI RISISNINT » i a TS At a Sweeping | Reduction! STRAW HATS: Prices Are Cut In Two of the Season. BRANCH. Manage PENN’A yy pg oe in Pre oi AT Gar Dollar Wh means anything THRESHING MACHINES, Am Wed n and Portable We ffer SOIT LN nd Threshers for sale. and Harrows to put i next crop The nsylvania GRAIN DRILLS, latest Im pre Ve prices FERTILIZERS of the very best; more for the money than we ever offered heretofore Timothy and Clover Seed- choice stock, as well as other farm seeds. Corn Harvesters and Corn Huskers and Shred ders of the McCormick make at away-down prices The Keystone CORN SHELLERS, Corn Huskers and Fodder Shredders, the reputation of which for good work is well established. value e000 0000 McCALMONT & 00., Bellefonte, Ps. /SHORTLIDEB: & i ae Dolls "2. Pa, B. &.B Shelf Emptying Goods Dress Des Wash Goods Fine Zeph: Imported rintings, 10 ed Madras, sp waist i Other good and pretty wash H 12 1 Black (ic foods A distribution such as only the kinds offered at the prices can bring about remember we're talking about. : hoice wis ite choice hall B- Write for Tall information abou! Lace Curtains, Suits, Children's Garments and any thing we can’t send samples of, When we can send samples wo always do A,” SR BOGGS & BUHL ALLEGHENY, PA. # nd —— Don't Tehaoro Spit and Smoke Your Life Awa, To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag etic, full of life, serve and vigor, take NoTo
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