THE CENTKL DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., OCTOBE®
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15899.
HAPPENINGS
IN BELLEFONTE
Briefly Told 1n a
Lines.
Local Events
Few
EVENTS
PERSONALS, SOCIAL
Past Week
What t
Local Scribe Saw Worthy of Mention
What Has Transpired Durning the
Movements of Our People
Week's Local News in a Few Words
Mts. N. |
two houses on Cu
-‘*The Jolly Alderman
the opera house next Monday evening,
— There were several lively skirmishes
on the diamond Saturday evening,
one was hurt,
Mrs. Sue Woodir
phia to spend the win
Mrs. Myrtle Sikes.
the
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considered
.
store, where
and winter
method is use
it is eflective,
artistic conception
does some original
They haye a full line of winter gar
that will be sure to interest the ladies
One day gnecim
of
office from the
Hecla.
and
pative Ct
farm of J
Two ears measured
Snook,
4 1n¢ ]
and well filled i
were large
left with
“subbing”
and the us were
not considered like they do
in Kansas, Mr. Shook had twelve acres
out this year and he estimates the yield
at 125 bushel to the acre. Who can
produce anything to beat that?
samples
course the entire crop was not that large
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Stone, of Coates.
Pa., are guests at the home of Wil.
ville,
Ham P. Humes,
Benj, Gentzel left on Thursday with
a car load of twenty-one horses, selected
in this section,
Mrs.
1
from Clearfield,
John Noll has returped home
where she spent the past
few days visiting her sou Charles,
St. Johu's Catholic church will hold
at the residence of
George
Thursday evening
it error,
will a
Sana Dale
Mrs
ng
aw, GW
umobarger
In
| tawney on Wednesd;
afternoon
team
everal log
crushing him to
eath, He
lock Haven,
Another
i ¥
Hall has
resigned from the charge. This action
was taken at the meeting of the Hunting
don Presbytery at Belleville, Pa. The
resignation was accepted by the Preshy-
tery, to take effect about February
next,
Pastor Resigns
Christine, pastor of the
Centre Presbyterian church,
ist,
Modern Woodmen Banquet,
Monday of this
efonte Camp of the Modern
On week,
Bel Wood
men of America gave a bangnet to the
evening,
State at Harrison's
College
Dr.
and
Camp,
M. J
alter a few
Bakery. Locke acted as
master, appropriate
remarks introduced the following named
gentiemen, who, in a witty and ¢
manner, k the bang
ent
pt
tinuou u
Carthy Hes
Cha
epley, Jo
Maud Mct
arthy
Remarkable Fish Caught
M1 Thomas Donachy
fish
Thursday
strange Spring
Ll week
and its
ts body, but shaped
creck
fs
its
morning
body measured inches
nont was as long as
like a needle
He be
on a pot
ntire weight
ited it
Was i
pounds leg of a
WAS A great
great deal of
with a
chicken hool It
curiosity and attracted a
attention, Harry Jackson, our natura.
pronounced ita “gar fish” and it
was the largest of the kind ever caught
in the waters of Spring creek, Grit.
ist,
‘ogee ‘;wiedo 0) eve ‘exw 0) kewl
‘eyoupuey ‘uonselipu) ‘sseusno|
“HE "SI IOAIT 24ND 111d S.000M
| IN THE COURT HOUSE,
Gathered From Various
Offices
Legal Intelligence
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Johu H. Cole
Mary E. Robins
John Wilson lem
lock Haven
Hublersburg
.
ngton
many quail were k
came in very much
por, OniyY A yYery
squirrels were brought home
arties were fortunate enough to
bring home some wiid turkeys and quite
a number of pheasants were shot, Gens
erally speaking Fame is very scarce
-
Joke on a Name
Good Templar Hunting Club of Belle
the
and
fonte, with following named mem
Linn McGinley
R. 8B.
bers ; John
Cunningham, Brouse, Ge
Weaver, Fred Smith, George R. Meck
J. Lun Harris, Robert
| John Knowsley aud George Fast as cook,
| are spending the week in Stone valley,
{in quest of game. That is a congenial
| party but what is there in a name ?
ge
Montgomery,
RECENT DEATHS
A. J.
dent of Centre county died at
| Mill Ha
[the
HREFFLER
noon
au
consump!
| John (
Lap, w
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We Are Not
Expansionists...
Wie
higher price
That
ghten old-time shoe
We've
through wars, panics and pros.
Aller
:
these enthusiasts will
YOICes
is like us passed
perity before awhile
shut off
thelr shouters and settle down,
Then maybe they will adjust
their prices to meet ours,
MINGLE'S SHOE STORE,
BROCKERMOFF BLOCK.
““ Necessity is the
Mother of Invention.”
It was t/
honest,
{1 j ;
» blood purifie
J 3 4
and tonic brought in
existence Hood's
rilla. It is a highly concen-
trated extract prepared by a
combination, proportion and
process peculiar to itself and
giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla
unequalled curative power.
Sarsapa-
4 naery re rd ‘ r ie
Ameri sreatest M
Rosy Cheeks
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Floods Sariapaitl
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10,000
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Wad he
(famaT™ re
& Co. Be
Red wheat
Red wheat
Rye, peor bushe
Corn, ears pert
Corn, shelled por
Batley per bushel
Oats, per hus!
Cobura Markets
Following are the prices paid for grain
be dealers at Coburn
‘heat (oid) per bushel
Wheat (new) pe bushel.
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