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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 1, 1900
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CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
The News Gathered From Various |
Sections.
HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO
What Our Army. et Alert Correspondents See
of Nolte The Logal
Happenings of Every Community Will be
and Observe Worthy
Published if Sent in Early,
Hannah.
Election was very quiet
Wm. Miller
prospecting on
clay.
Mrs
of loydsvilie,
malaria fever
Mrs. Alice
the home of her
Reese, Sunday a week
John Orwig visited
who 1s
Richards was a caller at
mother, Mrs, Margare
Mrs. Katharine McG
r a short visit to her son
James McMonigal ane
haven are putting up a
in the ridges
Amos Copen
- 11 back
pext time you go to see your
t girl, keep your eyes open and don’t
run ‘nto the wire fence and
frightful
tear
LCAal
nd there has!
wen |
Set
was
» legs. We
IR 10 marry will
squire’’ as he
M 1
2 11
i¥ shann
on 8 bul on |
t Glea
torm the young
Port Matilda.
jnstitute, b
sting gathering
interested in education
Jasper Thompson and wife, of Pun x
tawney, are visiting at the home
Robert Thompson, near this place
William Millis Is home
mill duties, in Bediord Co
from his saw
John Thompson, of Punzatawney, has
purchased the Philip Spotts farm, near
Port Matilda.
Christopher Ellenberger, of this place,
a veteran of the late rebellion, bad a
paralytic stroke a few days since, which
renders him quite weak,
Mrs. Beckie Patton is quite poorly at
her home, in this place, is gradually
growing weaker each day.
On the 200d, Washington's Birthday
our schools honored the request of Prof,
Gramley, by holding literary exercises
in the Grammar school in support of the
and the boarding house and barn are
move to erect a monument in honor of | ready for occupancy,
the Soldiers of Centre Co., who fell in
battle in the late rebellion, Rev. White,
pastor of the M. KE. church, delivered a
very able address bearing on the honor
due our heroic dead.
| Ourtownship election passed off quietly,
| and to the satisfaction of the voters
generally, Good selections were made
in the officials, irrespective of party,
Mrs. Osman, of this place, made a re
| cent trip to Altoona and Holidaysburg,
visiting Rev. Minnigh's family in Altoona
and the home of Mrs, Askey, in Ho
lidaysharg, who was | ly ( t of
this place and is a soldiers wi wand a
much respected
Oak Hall.
high water
Miss Berth
' esent
at § ent
Ihurs
«on
ement Dale and
When
with that ren
$s Wea
the +
Washiggton's
ade a hort
A co
of Lhe
: ITS monunie
t he Le
with good
Ons are rey
I he
al chur
tenis were
meeting at the!
h very terest
al the
versions wese
John Mark who had his ankle «
leg broke on the Rhone mi
fering with very much pain
William Wolf, of Schracklown, is sick
with inflammation of the bowels A
detail of two Odd Pellows are in attend
ance upon every night
William Meyer and family and Har!
Meyer will move to near Reading rext
| week, Some of the household goods
| have already been shipped,
| Aaron Kleckner ex to move his
saw mill into the Dr. tz timber tract
| this week. The mill site is now ready
and
:
altar
aAnpoun
SAW
The Salona Creamery Co., limited,
have purchased a part of the lot
known as the Jacob Karstetter saw mill
site below town, opposite John Womel
dorf’s house, where they expect to at
once build a separator station for the
convenience of the Sugar valley farmers
The drilling machine arrived on the
scene this afternoon to commenced work
at drilling a well this week.
Aaronsburg.
M1
Dan Lhe
, Mi
Miriam K
where sl
ith h
Cronemi
5 8
toona
Gatesburg.
Washingt t birthday
ately ol
of
WAS YEIY AD
hoo!. Res
made a
t address on the Life and
propti erved by our »
Hunyan Stormstown very
exceller Char
acter of Washington
Our little town can now hoast of an
orchestra compossd of the following per
sons Isaac Rider, Clarence Lemon,
and Charles Hastings. Anybody want.
ing musie for any kind ol an entertain.
ment can secure their services hy apply
fog to Ira Harpster, their instructor and
manager
HOOD'S PILLS cure Liver lis, Bil-
lousness, Indigestion, Headache,
Easy to take, easy to operate. 200.
Scotia.
William H. Felding, of Linden Hall,
wis a caller in our town on Friday.
Hartsock, of
Friday iu this place,
Gray Paradise, spent
We have had a sample of cold weather
the first part of the week that we will not
forget very
what he was at
soon. The ground p
PIR kKuew
after all,
house
Vernon Geist was confined to the
wees
th fame > % “
iam Wens nd
Ranchard
one of our young
sm
spent Sunday at
Clarence R 34)
ished
our young 1
Omi young men, took a
ks to Howard last
George Long is sti
he will
Teachers institute at BE
well attended, and the house was A
10 is umost capacity and
especially on Friday evening. The exer
cises consisted in able addresses and dis
cussions. Henderson Johnson, of Blanch
ard, favored them with a choice selection
about the school directors Prof. Clark
beat them all
Mise Mary Gunsallis spent a few days
with her friends in Mill Hall. While
she was there she attended a banquet,
given by the Red Men, It was held in
the lodge room
LAR]
week
1 no betler, we hop
be better al the next writing
was
ed
ARieviiie
eYery prssuom
Julian.
Mis Chas
at Tyrone,
Philip Abrams, of DuBois, transa
business in our town saturday
Mr
guest at the home of
Murray is visiting friends
ted
iast
of Peon Yan, MN. Y
I. A. Ardell
y and family ¢
irental home at this pls
Squires, y A
James Dav
the J
ATE vi
this place
I. H. Be eparied on Tuesday
Mount los
per daughter,
Wwe pre
gE of asl week foo
10 visit
Brandt
for het
Aster coanty
Walter |
Casant
} Line
Kerns returned home
speading several weeks in Altoona
FP. 8S Rossman, Lawrence Ohl, Willidm
Harris and William Webner, Jr, who
have been emploved at Graston for some
time, returned home
Lweorge afer
Mrs. Hettle Tate is better at this writ. |
lug, after au illness of several days,
Mrs. Polly Dibler, of Shamokin, was |
the guest of Samuel Showers and family
the week,
© had quite a spell of weather the
past week, On Thursday everything was
under water and on Sunday it was cold
enough to freeze the horus off of a mooly
cow
George Fisher and Charles and Harry
Mauck, of Millheim, were welcome
visitors at this place over Sunday
Was sen on our
been housed up for
it is
ina
I wWhere
I a a a a tN
Have You
Heard
Olli?
You m have heard
about SCOTT'S Em NON
and have a vague notion
that it is cod-liver oil with
{s bad taste and smell and
il its other fea
tures. It is cod diver oil the
and the best in
but made so palata.
ah
repulsive
urest the
A
world
"|
{ evervbody
Nearly all
and ask lor
that aimo
can take ot
children like it
nyu re
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
looks like cream; it nour.
shes the wasted body of
the babv. child or adult
better than cream or any
ther food in existence. It
bears about the same rela-
tion to other emulsions that
cream does to milk. If you
have had any experience
with other so-called ‘just as
good" preparations, you
will find that this is a fact.
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