THE CENTRE DEMOURAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 264, 1900,
LOCAL NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Happenings In And About Belle
fonte.
PERSONALS, SOCIAL EVENTS
Are Worth in a Few
What
Community
Movements of Our People.
That Noting
Lines
Items
in This
Week
Transpired
Past
Has
During the
| ceedings of court on
—Mr. and Mrs. Murray Audrews have
returned to Bellefonte and have opened
their home for the summer,
—Mr. and Mrs George P.
three children of Fast Stroudesburg, Pa.
spent several days here among friends.
Bible and
William Eckley, a retired forgeman,
' Mila.
formerly of this place but late of Phila
" rr : 1% tells
delphia, is visiting old friends in Belle
fonte,
—Mr. and Mrs,
Knoxville, Tenn., are guests at the home
on North Alle-
Ervin Borches, ol
of Col. Wilbur F, Reeder,
gheny street.
Fauble, who
irse in the Jewish maternity
iid, bas receiv
the large
gated from the Me
in that city
Green, the distingu
| artist, has opened spacious parior
» rooms next to the Adams Ex
n the Bush House block, where he
lad to welcome his numerous
bake bands with his n
attend court this week
ling
Eagle and §
« resati
n clover
ress |
Constable Ira Howe, one of Philips.
burg's loyal young democrats, called to
see us on Tuesday.
Landlord Al Garman and Jno Waite,
of Tyrone, came up to spend Sunday in
town and see the sights.
Fairlamb is confined
with a
Dr. George A.
to his at the Bush house
severe attack of the gout,
William
been granted
from £5 to 12 per month,
room
Houserville, has
of
(Gross, of
an jncreasce pension
— John Smith, the hustling furniture
dealer of Spring Mills, took in the pro.
Monday and Tues.
day.
Miss Maria Taylor and a lady friend,
of Fillmore, gave us a pleasant call on
advanced her
Friday and subscription
another year,
x, 1
pleasant caller on Saturday morning
Walker, of Lock Haven, was a
He was here to pay his brother W. Har
rison Walker a visit,
!
ames Kling, of Clintondale, called
on Friday and paid for his paper and
hat he was going to one of
informed us t
the northern counties in search of work.
M. Cunningham has given up his
tion
at
| has been seriou ily 111
Tyrone,
Ty
hotel,
in the Wapel
again, He like rone |
warm rains
brought the grass a
The
1 the are
inging
youths
tarn
l2£Roy Delong, who had ©
{ school the past winter at
ile on his way home to Romola, stop
| ped off in
| company with
and in
Thos M
After a
home, he expects t
Tuesday,
his sister Mrs
paid us a
at
own n
Closkey, short visit,
hort va on at
go
mn
H's
1
now
Homestead to ac a positi
is locate at
— . " i 1
41 Co cal
mer home, in Maine,
Their
personal
private
urtin
sale
this
:
un regard to
aie s point wricomings, which con
ments are always pithy and to the §
though not always
when meritorious
Two of the proudest
are Corn, and Bruce Garman, proprietors
of the Garman House, since they re-
ceived two exceedingly fine rubber-tire
buggies from Columbus, Ohio, that are
“as fine as silk” and make a horsyman’s
eyes water to look at. They are a “warm
number” now and are not afraid of any
of the other '‘rubber-necks’” in town
who turn out for a spin. Everybody has
some kind of a hobby, and this is theirs;
if you dont believe it talk horse or
buggy to them and you will have to cut
them off or miss your train. There are
others in the town just as bad, only the
writer catches it three times a day when
he eats and an extra dose when going to
bed at night. Some one is Hable to get
punched for this roast,
laddies in town
Fd. into an altercat
ith Howe R
Bell
noon.
he
alter
YAN, an iron worker, att
rfoute Furnace, on Sanday
Ryan became enraged and struck
Swiler a violent blow over the skull with
a heavy iron rod, felling him. Swiler
was unconscious for some time and has
a severe gash, several inches long, near
the temple, but is able to be around,
Ryan skipped the town immediately to
avoid trouble,
Owing to the demand for coke for
the various industrial purposes, the large
iron furnaces, at this place, have come
to the conclusion to use some anthracite
coal in the furnace hereafter. This is
something new for the furnaces to buy
that kind of fuel, A great many of the
large furnaces in the eastern part of the
state use this kind of fuel for smelting
the ores entirely. Coke and bituminous
coal are exceedingly scarce at times and
this helps our people out,
Ellis L. Orvis, Esq., is having some
improvements made to his residence on
Linn street,
Miss Patti Lane, daughter of John
Lane, of this place, is visiting friend
Philadelphia.
Miss
Tuesday
in
left
she
Emma Jayne Aikens on
for Chicago where will
visit relatives.
i Jennie Cole, of Coleville, who
for the past four
weeks, has not improved.
Beezer returned from a trip
—-(3eorge
to Illinois Saturday with a string of six
fine horses for his livery stable.
Mrs. Edward C. Rowe departed on
Pa., where Mr.
Rowe has opened a new furniture store,
Wednesday for Sharon,
Harry Schreyer, of Chicago, is visit
ing friends in town, He formerly was
engaged in the grocery business at this
place.
~ Mr. Keimes has completed his can-
vass of the county for the husiness direc.
tory and same will be issued in a few
kind of
Wm, Gre
WOrk.
Ae Lord
ent on We
at
ders a:
after
. : - 5
Leaders was one o
him they wes
STATE COLLEGE COMMENCMENT
Exercises Which Will Take VPlace at the Close
of its Fortieth Year
r forte th cement of
annual commend
rge will be June
1 he cach
i DE preach
June
it, D
M
the annual inter-class
nday after
track and
will held Beaver
and Monday evening the
mtests on
ct
1 to speak on
Arney, of Centre
Crumiey, Wawne: GG. A
H. Miller, Bruin;
thurg, (suy
aks sole
re A.M
Thomas
Elder, Philipsburg; T
ll Mechanic
Wise, Allentown. The alternates are B
| I. Moore, Har H. C. Heaton,
Woodmont; S. H. Kulin, Altoona.
Tuesday will be the big day of the
commencement, the exercises including
the annual meetings of the alumni and
trustees ; the election of trustees for en-
suing three years’ term, the alumni din.
ner in the armory, battalion parade,
faculty reception, etc.
Wednesday will be graduation day,
when a class of forty will be given their
diplomas in the different courses. Bish:
op John H. Vincent will deliver the com
mencement address, IL. B. Young, of
Columbia, wil be valedictorian, and the
class of orators, in addition, F. T. Cole,
Ufsonville; A. W. Oakwood, Tyrone; G.
K. Warn, Meyersdale, D. KE. Wentzel,
Bellwood,
Shoop, and
risburg,
— MS
When a tongue-tied woman attempts
to talk, it is an utter failure,
|
junior
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,
Gathered From the Various Offices About the
Court House,
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Robert Miller - . ellefonte
Ida Knoffsinger -
James H. Runkle
Regina Royer
W. C, Griffey
Mary E. Griffith
Robert Cooper
Rosa Hall
T. H. Eboch
Annie West
Bliss J. Aikey - Bellefonte
Myra S. Carson . “"
Bellefonte
Axemann
Snow Shoe
Samuel Casher -
Lucy Hall
Mervin S. Betz
Alice Harter
Wm. J. Howley
Christena Ceader
Philipsburg
now Shoe
Walker
Bellefonte
John Morrison
Edna Campbell
J H. A. Sowers . State
t ca Albright . - Axemaun
Bellefonte
College
Hebe
. ESTATE 1
Lishe
in Cen
vert
PF. We
nwealth of Pent
Shirt Factory te Start Again
week the announcement was
the
’ .
down and would be
tory had
made tha shirt fac osed
from this
Witters
CESAry
removed
tare } th rot ret B=
place by the prop! s Ke GU
are the nee
| because he could not
| help in this town, 1ancial
Since factory has
Mr
consisting of Messrs 5
These
secure an experienced vperator and will
They
are not going into the enterprise blindly,
assistance
been sold by itters to a local firm
D. Rayand L. A
Schaffer, gentiemen propose 10
endeavor to give the plant a trial
but have been in correspondence with
other parties in the same business. They
can secure all the work that they may
want to turn out, but the principal diffi
culty will be to secure the necessary help,
Girls who are willing to take a position
aud stick to it until they become expert
in the various lines can make from four
to eight dollars per week. That is what
they are doing in other factories in this
state, at the same identical work ; but
they must work some time to do that,
They must learn a trade, and at first
can nol expect to earn much.
The new firm propose to start the fac:
tory on Monday next and parties desir.
ing positions should make personal ap-
plication at the office of 8. D. Ray, Ksq ,
on High street,
HOOCD'S PILLS cure Liver lis, Bil-
lousness, Indigestion, Headache.
Easy to take, easy to operate, 2080.
Absolutely
Pure
No inferior or impure in
AXING =
POWDER
oredien are
used in Royal for the purpose of cheapen-
ing it Cost; on
and healthful.
Royal Baking
peculiar sweetne
notice 1
ly the most highly
the Tne
refined
opped Sixteen Feet
1 Kramer
rs in the em}
had
Montg a serious fall 1
day of last
the United Brethren chy
ng
]
| were stan
week, while engaged
rch
ng on
tween (wo
feet from the
{ round in one
both
ground
men
bel
! Dietrick
and sustais
| Mr K
{neath him
amet
Hi
wrenched
Doing Well
E.R
pointed
county,
Chambers, Esq., has been ap
for Centre
The position pays about §6.00
per day. Edward is not in politics for
his health. In addition to the above he
gets the following political patronage.
Counsel for Bellefonte borough, audits
some of the states accounts with county
officials, receives numerous fat jobs from
the court and a $2000 job for auditing ac-
counts of various state charities. That
is doing quite well, indeed.
A COMMON REPONT,
From the Loganton, Pa., Journal
“Centre Co., supports more then a
dozen good newspapers and Bro, Kurtz's
Democrat is best of all.”
OCnSusS supervisor
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Shoe Store.
butter tet
cutie Pt
Bellefonte Markers
The tollowing prices are §
Co. lor produce
Potatoes per bb ished
Eggs per dosen
Lard, per pound
Tallow, per pound
Mutter, per pound
Nide per pound
8 houlder per pound
& Son, Bellefonte, Pa.)
Red wheat per bushel,
Rye, per bushel . .
Corn, ears per bpashelel ©
Corn, shelled por bushel A)
Barley per bushel... — rover “
Oats, por bushei teers wr vows BH
Coburn Markets,
- 10
«9
for grain
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