THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., AUGUST | 0, ——————— — — CORRESPONDENT S DEPARTMENT The News Gathered From Various Sections. HAPPENINGS IN CENTRE CO What Our Army of See Ihe Local Lommunity Art” Corrspondnts and Observe Worthy of Note Happenings of Every Port Matilda. Johha RaYison has moved fro barg to Port Matilda Port Matilda was large in Pailipsburg ona August Firemen's C)aveatioa C. Reese has greatly cider mill and will nave it good work iu a short time The receat rains have doae toward finishing th: growth of the and late potato crops in this se the country Taz familiar whis thresher can again PAI A improve ia shape t mua Aaronsburyg. Joha Hackeu tha soabuarg Fred Li Freeman LL alrview, are pay to Mrs. Lose's parents Miss Leah Herman, of State Co IS vistiag at her uacle, A 8S. Stover North 2ad. street Mr. and Mrs. Cart barg. Saadayed Charles. Harvey Crouse has taken a trip to Chicago, [l,, aad othisr westera states He expects to stay aboat tea days Samael Frank, a ma one of the olden took dinaer Mrs street, Wm. Miagle, of C : and his dragher, Mrs 1 J Pala tork dinner a >a Satur day Ths funera was held oa family, of West their anaua Joha Yargars ege n vist ag Karner, of Hablers with Ms Rehe a :h respected and tizzas of Redbershurg 2a Saturdav with his niece, Em. Cronomillers mm E. Mais Tamas Harper morgiag in the Reform+4 church pastor, Rev. F W. Browa, prached a very able sermoa Her was asisted br Rev. F. Watze Rthatshung aad Raw. DM Wolfe D., of Spriag Mi 5 rofl. W. T. My retur home ia Philadelphia th Liden Hall, yf aed sora 4 Bava Ww. Ww " Ia naa oats day last we team ster on this job Johan Malles moved one dav lan w Joa says he will take his family inte miaiaias 032 a ant of th: hoppers Tae groandhog basiase is da WwW. W. left our town Oar blacksmith made a ring lan round . Mr. Mallea weat hom? to attend graadmother’s fuaeral t Saakes are getting quite plenty tn this place, Joha, the champion fighter back in a few days. BR. R says he wants to learn the black - smith trade, and thea b: waats to go to Stwonevalley for a wife, Do as sek the KTam sig ce He wasnt is dolug well week, bat It bis will be Runville. Mrs. Ellen Bierly, of Milesburg, her brothers, George and Jackson ton, at this place on Sunday. Mrs. Martha Hollensworth, of Beaver Falls, W. Heaton's last week Mrs. Ollie Heaton left ou to visit relatives at Grampian places in Clearfield county. Miss E at George visited Hea visited at G Wednesday and other Confer, of Snow visit. Felzers a lew sie Snoe, ed days last week, { her brother, T uday Garis visited this ace er Du der, of Karthaus, , Mrs, Lydia Withe , who has been s home at Mrs the of Port Matilda, was a pleasant caller at this place a few days last week Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Shirk tives at Philipsburg over Sunday The Suow Shoe scribe must that there are fered at visited rela. anders arms here than he 1g. It has found out that a cert place was not lon arge phot Shoe more cl ‘ast writix recently ain lady COoust been this ago present } honor some of the with a gre oof the which Romola. 4 f Howar Haven Ast werk Charlies Kellar, of Lock a few days with relat Edward and Samue! Robb, who have been working in Clearfield for sometime enjoyed an excursion to Niagara Falls wereg ar Mrs speat ves ast The farmers have been threshing their now for some time and report a poor vield, the dry weather having prevented growth. Since the late rains ra has improved in appearance and may be a better crop than was expected Mrs 8 caller ops very Mame Bitoer, of Blanchard, was in our town on Sunday titge A iw what Delong has been home for some his wife and four children being th scariet rash. They are some mproved at this writing Potters Mills ting Mrs. Dr Mable Smith Mills Mrs. Lena Smith SCAmsiress, was ast The me mebweescabtin LL pworth Leagoe Sprucetown, w ho'd a Al en AY ug A program adder and Miss spent arday in Spring our accomplished sewing at Tusseyville week of “peg feriainment Satur Are yrdially nvited to be good on even The promises Henry Somers’ child with dysentery Ww Mover, our kind and } ng huckster, who has am Rockey a gumber of years ac mill the latest most approved pattern at Coyler Bope that all will patronize him. We bave heard that one will get more cider from a bushel apples than you will get anywhure Good luek to you William been driv for has and We erected {er of of else Philip Leister met with a painful accid eat on Sunday afternoon while crossing the Seven mountains, His horse became frightened and threw him off. While in the act of getting up the horse kicked him above the eye and fractured the skull. He walked from Rald mountain, where it happened, to Tom Deckers and was then brought to De, H. 8. Alexan. der, where his injuries were dressed. He was removed to his home at Centre | Hall Monday moruing. Unionville. Edwin chapt, has secured Philipsburg Sorry Griest Miss Emily aunt, Mrs. J. ( Mrs. Wm. Idding is some again. The great heat is on account of her age Mrs. Harvey Hoover i sick list Harry Harper is from a spell burg little mer position in you, Mr Griest, our genial a better to lose Hal Hall Sundaved with her } ot! what poorly hard on her ssent on recovering slowly of iline dd while ROolng its round Harvey Hoover Miss Julia Davids Mi: i“ e Grove schoo $8 Martha Hoover has been visiting at 3 parental home and at her brother’ in Philipsburg Miss Harriet I... Turner an sister Louise, aeparted Friday for Pi where the former empl or teacher and the | cuter in the Smoky City Mary Hoover arrived Friday yu has se shurg, as a coll Aller wi ege Wolfs Store. peot A +54 We are reliably informed s to have another We hope Weaver on running order every T wer Wolfs store 1 the near mor . rrect that slure his 3 $ hvdraulic cider pr They will make wesday and Thursday of each until further announced. The press has been removed tor a better and more couvenient place and the public w | t handier than before ec 1 Bow ter an Sunday School will meet at this pla next Sunday morning at ¢ o'clock Orwig and Grove's steam sawmill wi be moved this week from Union Co the Morris tract at this place Allen Gilbert retarned week's trip to the lower counties W. A. |. Corman, our watermelon man, took a load of 72 to Rebershurg last Saturday evening. He sold 70. He has fine melons and if you want a slice go to Billy Corman Applies and plums are ¢ section The corm crop w good one to from a two ently in our 2.80 be a Mt. Eagle. Miss Mabe! and Myrtle Leathers visit ed Iriends at Mackey lay Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Saturday for Kansas, where pect to remain a month Miss Myrtle Cathern Fravel, £ Over Sun left on they ex ' ihelz friend trip to and 1 N fying Leathers made a Curtins one day week Mr ad Mrs. Samue frien Iacksonvi Mr. and Mrs saturday to visit in Missout A mouth ast Frave! visited lay an is at eon Sun Bowers left on and Slay about Samue friends where they = reiatives Quite a sumber of our young folks at tended a party at Jacksonville on day evening. They report fine time Miss Ellie Gafthoot is working for her aunt, Mrs. Kiefer Leathers Miss Alice Leathers is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Leathers Miss Lina Vangordon is no better at this writing Wm. Sander has improved his house by putting a sew roof on it Miss Bessie Johnston visited friends in Bellefonte a few days last week TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets, All druggists refund the money if it falls tocure. KEK. W. Groves siguature is on {each box. Price 25 cents, [13 Tues having a Fairbrook Ou SICK ist r friend, A. L He has sym Carpenter John Miller, working at Punxsutawney, Johnstown, where hi tract for forty houses to build Prof. G. W. Weaver, has been {ll taken worse again Weaver, of Pine Gt him on Monday illiams will where he will Mouday Harvest Home services will be the Reformed hurch, of Pine next abbath morning at The church wil for the occasion Frank Miller left here on or trip to Niagara Falls days Bowersox, is plows of fever been to who has has gone of Clearfield, who in health for some time, has His brother, D. W ove, went out lo see go this en hiss week to ['nion 1€, hoo op fl next sTOV RE o'cl be decorated Wedne where he Ay for several arter this ace and their way back Both gentlemen positions in the ’ Peun shoj rier Frank Eme I Wes Mr By Nts Charley ipsburg t Wednesday Miss Rachael Lucas has bouse for Mrs. Brady Beighto been away this week Mrs. Sarah Howard Philips burg Spring Mills. Trop not a large been keeping who has made a trig recently Potato Next wi one i be the talk for Grange The Golden Millbeim Castle will bold picnic the latter var begmuuing of October The more queens Solomon { worse hand be held C. A. Krape, ceived a fine shoes You wi wm him Centre and their annua Eagles of of irew the chant and gents am ) CA the shoe ne of ladies Ko mer never a lemocrat and is S00n Hiram Darst worker for time lo Commence » win at Via arty, thinks Jur Cat y the 3 npagn and wife, of A with their Captain Breon toona spent the past and relat When a cand the hands b 5 Px week ives late places himself of his friends he kethook there also, if he expe to come un Mrs. John Rossman A Critica pdition w ier the wire first at Penn th par Millheim. LCAYE Alysis Miss Sue Reeder, of W Aamsport visiting her cousin, Miss Laura Buck Miss Della ‘Reighart is spending sev eral days with friends at Logaston Prof. John Hardenburg left today for White Haven, where be is again employ ed as a teacher Miss Bessie Noll visited friends in Wi liamsport over Sunday Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Kimport, of Boalsburg, were visitors at W. F, Smith's last week Mrs. Miranda Motz trip to town Saturday | The threshing season is in full blast, | The yield is very good. Pap Stoner said he got over 300 bushels of wheat from his potatoe patch. Robt, Harter and Sam'l Weiser, ac. | companied by thelr families, and Mr. made a business crew has the con | September or | Bryan | friends | must place | Charles Bol , D., spent Sun | R oyer's in Potter M. DD. Mooney has ope ce creat parior the 3 and Mrs, alters town 1 the | routn ately oe Mr. and Mr | Laurelton several Mr. and Mrs. Jer City, N. J., are vis lon North St A { ‘ After spend father's re Hoy left for ha Mond Hartman 1» day | Hood’s I iA (AN | Abb inger Pills IN Taper | Disrasrs on GENFRATIE ORGANS [i EVERY PART OF THI YUL Werlrree We NAMANINT SYSTEM TROIS OJARINTEED INFALLIBLE M1Gmi By Mul y Ex £1 04 PORSIT Sino Sram By Frys ins rie 1% mm PANAMERICANDRIG CD BELLEFONTE REAL ESTATE LOM COMPANY hard, ind EAST HIGH STREET COoO.A LS. or ~ ~ - hg V ~~. «TAT bt Wiig Wa Bada » eo Fe Cow A Sand hewn av Waid rr vy MONLY TO LOAN b1 tin su $500 . $1000 and any : er of ans desired : » * ’ at avy \ 1 W. GALER MORRISON, Bellefonte, Pa. FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN VARIETY AND AB We trade. and Winter wants in are Yes, we Goods. UNDANCE. 000000008 00000000 14ave r Fall | and Winter _ar-load of Fall “supply your Clothing, Furnishing Goods, +s. Flats, Caps, etc... Or Clothing Jme was never so large, Je are now able Larger and Better Selection than before. ive or original. exclus- 0 give you a We have made a Special effort to obtain the Newest and Lat- est Goods the have been suc market cessful. affords. In this we hope we We want to call Particular Furnishing Goods Department. Attention We have to our boyght more extensive in this line, and our SHIR] ete have a complete SS, T ES, HOSIERY are entirely New Ideas and Swell Creations. We new line and new sha pes in Imper ials, Ascots, Batwings, Butterfly, Puffs, Tecks and Bows. brands have Our Hosiery is still“louder” We are making a big hit on at present new Fall and Winter Shapes of the arrived: than the “loudest.” In Hats the following YOUMANS, ROELOF, in the styles. Allegehny Street, HAWES ano ASTORIA Even if you do not want to buy at present, you can call and look over our line and keep well posted Kindly watch our displays ot Fall and Winter Goods Yours for Business, SIM, THE CLOTHI Reynold's Bank Building, ER, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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