THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.. THURSDAYN, NOVEMBER 4,
1897,
3
HAPPENINGS
IN BELLEFONTE,
Local Events Briefly Told ina]
Few Lines.
PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS
What has Transpired During tne Past Week | : ont
| dence of his uncle, D. F. Fortney.
Movements of our People—What the
Local Scribe saw worthy of mention—A
week's local news in a few words
fight at the opera house, on
Friday night,
—James Reed, of Washington city, is
visiting friends in Bellefonte.
Marshall college came home to vote,
Hick Kellerman is gradually recov- |
ering from his recent attack of typhoid
fever.
Washington,
the
Charles McCafferty, of
DP.
election.
arrived in town as usual for
‘ronister has a large number
of the
Sheriff
of prosperity nolices in this issue
Democrat.
Mrs. John Boileau, of Montauna, is
visiting her brother Mr, Thomas Moore,
of this place.
McCalmont and } arrison
last Sat.
Roy
Walker, ¥sq., were out hunting
accidentaily
a wild turkey.
Sam Jones and Eli
two of the strong attr
institute this year.
The
becoming decidedly
attendance
will
be discontinued.
John Bartroff has gone
to organize another
Course of e
The
Y
i
opula
produced on canyass,
House 14
man s Upera
Editar Ce
trustee of the T
week, OU
former trustee
—Thomas Benner
jellefonte visit among
friends at this his former home.
looking quite well and apparently pros
pering.
The wonderful
YETisc pe pictures of
the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fi
shown at Garmanos,
ember sth, A bi
attend.
he la
tine furnace, at
be started this winter
cheering news
Lincoln, Nel '
fathet Henry Fisht
Friday to Nebraska
his brother Paul
Mrs. Rollie Cli
Kate, of Wash ‘
at the home of Mr. Henry Harri
are on ]
friends in the West
Mr. W. H.
Brant House
same,
gton, ID. ( Are
will conduct
Horses fed by meal or boarded
at a low rate. Stable room for feeding.
Ample room for all conveyances.
Mr. Clayton Royer, son of Mr. B. N
Friday
A good position
Royer, a well to do farmer, left
for Nelson, Nebraska
and he
We wish the young
presented him very
quickly “a
man every suocess possible,
Ex Sheriff Spangler, Hall,
town,
Hast
his
Centre
spent a few hours between trains in
on Tuesday He had been out to
ings, Pa., on a to
Reuben B. gpangler, who superintends
a large operation at that place.
weeks visit son
The Ladies’ Aid Society of the U. B.
Church will hold a chicken and waffle
supper on Saturday, 6th, in the
room formerly occupied by John Q. Miles
on Spring street. A cordial invitation to
the public is extended to be present.
Nov,
«Mrs. Joseph Woodward and her little |
son, Joseph Lavimer Woodward, who
have been here for almost two years, left |
last week, for their home in Omaha, Neb.
Mrs. W. T. Speer, Mrs. Woodward's
aunt, went with them as far as Pittsburg,
where she will visit her sister, Mrs. El-
len Furey, and Will Speer, who is one of
the bookkeepers in Horne's store,
| City, spent the past
| cents to bold the election this fall.
{ don't
. | ele Jamati tanta Yes
John Bower student at Franklin & | © lection proclamation, blanks and many
. { of these
He is |
| Wm, McCalmont spent Sunday at
| the home of W. Harrison Walker, Esq.,
Salona, Pa.
Mrs. iam Heinle,of this place, is
| at present visiting her sister, Mrs, Sarah
Kelley, at Philadelphia.
— Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Malin, of
place, departed Monday morning on a
visit to friends at Williamsport.
this
—Jjobn Willlamnson, of Milroy, spent
several days mm Bellefonte, at the resi-
York
week visiting his
—Hon, James Milliken, of New
Marion Milliken of this place.
sister,
—It cost Centre county sixteen hun.
dred and twenty dollars and thirty-three
This
include the printing of tickets,
small accounts.
Mr. Geo. W. Fisher, one of the stal.
wart citizens, of Moshannou, paid us a
brief call on Monday. He thinks the
new game laws, especially in reg
selling same or hunting with dogs, will
be a protection to game, and should be
enforced
During week Mr, Robert
McKnight has beer lly
home in
taken
lasted about one
18th, 1845,
Valley, an
10 mouth and
erefore 5;
He has
for many years and
years,
resided in Bellefonte
followed the occupa of a teamster,
He was a soldier in the late war,
Deceased leaves a wife and seven
he
iiidren to mourn t loss of a kind and
loving husband and father. Tae child.
ren are: Mrs, Emily Morrison, Mrs,
Mary Johnsonbaugh Mrs. Minnie Sowers,
Annie, A
of Bellefonte
| iterment
: 1
James, Johu and Lucy Confer, al
Methodist church
Aa Enjoyable Gathering
wing
Elsie Burd, Bella
Minnie Wait, Annie Emmil,
* Kline, Kate Sheffler, Edna Camp-
leah Lingle, Clara Gentzel, Della
Noll, Kate Armbruster, Sallie Gessenger
and Grace Messrs, George
Hazel Clyde Sheffler,
Frank Cole, Loyd Smith, Joseph Gessen-
Allen Weight,
Samuel Calhoun
per SOUS
Reichard
« Harvy Schaffer,
oer
5 ’
Andrew Knisely,
Ed Rhide, Orie Kline,
and Harry Miller
How It Happened
we are going to have another
Uncle Tom's Cabin company this season.
Salter & Martins big company ate going to
play Williamsport on Nov. 11th and they
will pass through Bellefonte on the 1oth
and had the date open. They telegraph-
ed to Max r 6 ve |
0 Manager Garman to let them give | plants and cat flowers.
| white roses and white carnations, the |
Bellefonte a great big Uncle Tom's show
as they would have to lay off if he did
not give them the date. Sooner than
have them lay off for ome night, they
will be here on Wednesday Nov. roth,
see the big street parade at noon,
gentlemen or ladies to travel for respon.
| sible, established house in Pennsylvania,
| Monthly $65.00 and expenses. Position steady.
| Referenew, Enclose self addressed stam
thisiope. Tne Dominion Company, Dept. Y
cago
i
[in the armory last week.
TOM THUMB WMDDING,
The
gave two very teresting entertainments
ladies of the® Reformed church
It was a Tom
Thumb Wedding,
did the
pleasing part of the affair,
in which the children
all acting, and that was the
The Bilger family of Pleasant Gap was
| present and discoursed some excellent
| specially
i
Master
excellent solo and
Bell
orchestrial music for the event,
Lee Walker
was
Sang an
followed by Earl in a choice
solo,
All the were attired in
full
wedding proper
young people
prepared costumes even.
The
very pretty affair,
After
ing dress was a
had
the guests
| orchestra played the Loghengren wed- |
ding march and the bridal party ap-
peared. The minister with a long black
robe on and book in his band advanced,
that was Master Paul Wetzel, followed by
Paul Etters,
Arthur
in Wetzel,
man, by
the ushers and groomsmen,
Chester Cronister, David Etters,
Gerhart, John Lawrence, Ney
Arthur Ward was best
walked the g
Joseph at
kid gloves
fF WoOouiQ
Uree Jays
make this apoeal in
We
argued
understand that this
the
at Williamsport
has been done
case will be at scasion of
in Feb.
Until that time James Cor-
Superior Court,
ruary next,
nelly will be held in the county jail
Brant House Restaurant,
Col. Henry the landlord of
the Brant House
Yeager,
at this place, keeps a
model hotel and knows how to look after
the comfort of his
added another
There you can have soups, be
el served at any bour of
be. the day.
This depa
riment is in of Mr.
charge
James Ginter, an expert in this line
1 .
+ fie
AUCH
knows how 10 cond a hrst
taurant
Mr. Harry Rine
ed man superintends
House The
wines and liquors are always kept
wlio
of
in
bar. choicest brandis
stock, and his delicate mixtures are what
have won for the place a large patron.
Messrs Rine and Gunter are court.
and obliging,
cater to the public,
age.
cous and know how to
A Society Event
Friday evening the home of Mr and
Mrs. F. W., Crider, on West Linn street,
was the scene of a brilliant society event,
The occasion was a reception in honor
of the home coming of Burns Henderson
Crider and his bride, formerly Miss Van
Billiard, of Bethlehem; and it also mark.
ed the debut of Miss May Crider into
society,
The rooms were tastefully and artistic.
ally adorned with beautifully
| sitting room in red roses and red carna-
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If you don’t go to the show, be sure and
:
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tions and the dining room in yellow ros
es and yellow chrysanthemums,
Played at Annapolis,
On Saturday the State College foot
WANTED-TRUSTWORTHY ANDACTIVE | ball team played with the Naval Acad-
emy students, at Annapolis, Md. It was
an unusually close and well played
game. The Btate College boys were de-
feated by a score of 4 to o.
potted |
The parlor in |
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INTHE COURT HOUSE
Legal Intelligence Gathered from Various
Offices
MARRIAGE LICENSES
§ Charles 8. Lucas,
t Grace Quick,
§ Frank M. Emerick,
{ Dora B. Shope,
Nittany
ops
LETTERS OF
To Wm. M. Biddle
Susannah Biddle, late of Patton Twp.
Last will of John Witherite, dec’d,
of Boggs township proven,
ADMINISTRATION.
upon the estate of
ate
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Bellefonte Cemetery Assn, to Auna C.
Woodcock, dated Noy. 2, 1897; for lot of
ground in Bellefonte Boro, $50,
A.l.
dated Sept. 14, 1866; for lot of ground in
Stover et ux to Sarah A. Reiter,
Penn Twp. $30
W. M. Cronister, sheriff, to Keystone
State S. and 1. A dated Aug. 26,
397: for
boro. $1 )
Join A. Crawford
R. Blowers, dated .
Harriet
imerman,
ball team by a score of 8 to
was on the glass
I
was witnessed by a
the game
Academy team was
meadow and
All
superior work of
crowd. through the
thes
the
evident and they played with
energy
and tact
The first
Maurice Otto and be was heartily cheer.
touch down was made by
Henderson made the second touch
This
ever de
ed
down, is the first time the Preps
d by
Cummings,
Academy
Eldrid
wi as doing the
were feate the
Henderson,
Otto deserve menti
Hen
hb
Next Saturday
Crson,
Subs, Case ¢
will
» mal
L2OTrma
PILES PERMANENTLY CURED
Ia From 3 to & Days’ Time
by the use of lo Mo. One bottle guar.
anteed to cure any case of piles, regard.
less of how long standing, what you have
tried, or what your physician may claim
| Money refunded if permanent cure is not
| obtained in the most severe cases in less
than 5 days. After
Lo-Mo and becured. Price 75¢. per bot.
bottle. Sold by all first class druggists,
or sent prepaid to any address on receipt
of price. Address Harry logue, Wil.
lamsport, Pa 10--g8
all others fail get
Don’t Sell Game
As many persons labor under the mis.
taken impression that they can sell game
to the consumers, it will be well to disa.
of that game
can be sold within the state and no game |
taken out of the state under any pretext |
whatever,
buse them notion. No
A Flag of Warning.
Beware of the dry, tickling, hacking,
morning cough, for it warns you that
consumption lurks near. The famous
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will cure it.
“1 bad a very bad cough, One doctor
pronounced it consumption, I used
Ir. Bull's Cough Syrup and was com-
pletely cured; the cough left me and
has never come back. Simon Smasal,
876 31st Street, Chicago, Ills.” Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup costs but 25 cents,
Ask for Bull's, take only Bull's,
| forenoon,
I hails
October,
ROLL OF HONOR,
have remitted
the
The following persons
on subscription during nonth
The date indicates the time
which subscriptions are paid. ‘The sam
should correspond with date on label
May
Aug
~May
enn jAN
Jas, Watson, Snow Shoe
H. P. Robb, Rolfe, Pa
W. A. Hartsock, Martha
Calvin Sunday, Pa. Furnace
Lidia Sunday, Pa
Wm. Mayes, Mingo
J. L. Walkey, Hublers
W. F. Shagert, Georgetown
Ira Bramgart, Wolfs Store
Warren Lons!
Daniel Showers
Furnace, (jan
NOY
May
{1
Nov
erry, Fleming Nov
Nittany Dex
Geo, Armb Aug
£r J Corl, § ’ . « Deg
Henry McCasland, Nittany ot
Mary M Allison, Howard
Felix Shuey,
Frank Ishler,
I M Garbrick,
Ella Mes
G B Stover, Feidler
Lawrence Hile, Pieasant Gap
John A Swartz, Hublers
Cyrus ; Wolfs
Hellefonte
College Park, M
Zion
State College
ginger, p
Hermau Bowe
of Qisease ox
The first way
] second
treatment
being compe
ring the night
and extraordinary eff
y« RO
is soon
most distressing cases
] N 113
medicine you shoud have
druggists fifty cents and
You
pamphiet,
sample ti and
Men
Kil.
The
may have a
both sent free by mail
to Dr
N.
tion and send your address
mer & Co., Binghamton,
proprietors of this paper guarantee the
genuineness of this offer
ANTED- TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE
gentiemen or ladies to travel for resson
sible established house in Pennsylvania
Monthly $5.00 and expenses. Position steady
Reference Enclose addressed
envelope the Don Company
Chicago
ts vod
stami
Pept. }
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self
non
Al DITOR'S XOTICK
In the Opt TE RNT
in the matter of the
deceased.
The undersigned, an
aid Court, to distribute the funds in the hands
of Fred E. Gutelius, administrator of said de
condent, as appears by his final account, to and
among those legally eutitied thereto, will sit
for the purposes and duties of his Appointment
on 8aturday, November 20th at 10 o'clock in the
at this office, Crider's Exchange
Peilefonte, Pa. when and where all
ested are required to present and
« calms before the undersigned, or
debarred from coming in upon the
WW. HN WETZEL
Auditor
ntre « "a
of Dr. 8, G. Gulelins
auditor appointed by
wire ver
sald fund
A PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Letters testamentary on the estate of the late
George W, Jackson, of Bellefonte, having been
ranted the undersigned atl persons knowing
themselves indebted to sald estate are hereby
notified to make immediate settlement of the
same and these having claims to present the
same, properly authenticated, for payment,
properly py Fi
TIT. BREW,
GEO. L. JACKSON
Administrators,
Merit
Made and Merit Maintains the confidenos
of the people in Hood's Sarsaparilla. Ifa
medicine cures you when sick; if it makes
nderful cures everywhere, then beyond
wo
all question that medicine possesses merit.
Made
t the tre } about Hood's Bare
We know possesses merit
cures, or a
and
That is jus
saparilia,
because it not «
but
of cases W
nee or twice
hundred times,
thousands cures
absolutely, when all of hers
fall to do any good whatever, We re peat
Hood's
Sarsaparilla
Ist
National
lorsement
thousands
€¢ Know it
permanently,
are fitt
THE NEVERSLIP MFG CO.,
New Brunswick, N. J.
JONES & COMPANY, Agents,
Philipsburg, Pa.
Markets
nile
‘olatoes new per | shel
wn per pound
wrected weekly by Geo, W
a TA
WS
kvwheat
plaste
ro
“RI1IDDINGC”
quite the contrary. It's on foot that vou
find what a shoe is, and every foot should
have the best shoe that can be given it,
Our goods belong to the Ar grade.
They're as easy as spelling go, as soft as
down, as satisfactory as comfort, and as
economical as short prices. The best
shoe is that which gives your feet the
most protection. Every shoe want must
be met, of course, but the price condi.
tions should be reasonable like this:
Genuine Box and Russian Calf Balmo-
rals, Eoglish bull dog toe, heavy sole,
welted and stitched, waterproof and
wearproof, $3.00.
Mingle's Shoe Store,
Bellefonte, Pa.