T he Racket.
SHOE SOAP DRESSING
Washes a shoe, a sensible thing.
Shoe Soap Dressing oils a shoe
with a neutral oil, a good thing.
This Dressing gives a beautiful
polish, waterproof and clean.
A grand thing for Laidies. The
m'fg’rs, working through us, |
Give Very Handsome DOLL |
SLIPPERS to Little Girls who
have induced some grown per- |
son to try the Dressing. Price
10c at the Shoe Department.
For a fine display of LAMPS,
the product of the best factory
in the U. S., see centre win-
dow, main room. We can Save
U Money on Lamps, too.
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G. R SPIGELMYER,
CORRESPONDENTS
DEPARTMENT
CONTINUED FROM 7TH PAGE|
Fiedler.
Wm. Wolf's new residence presents a
fine appearance; it is nearing completion
and will soon be ready for the painters.
Ben Jackson is also erecting a new
house at Wolf's Stave mill, and is ready
to plaster
Theodore Hosterman has finished saw- |
mg on the Wetzel tract, and is ready to
move the mill.
Rev. J
pastor of
friends a +
jon set
the
¥iX
, Tomlinson. a former
1}
Liis
Lutheran
is many
nmut
ached in
Ihe
mu
pending
ug with
daughter Carroll, in Sugar
townshi from Michae
IS Dow compicle
p road,
gravel bank,
ready f
Hess to the
and i
David Stoyer, one’of ouro dest citizens,
is afflicted with ( and is a gr
ferer His daughter Margaret,
maiden lady who bas
for him, is
Michael Stow had a runaway last
- f > " " "ie : 5
week. After hitching up in his barnyard,
before he could get into the buggy, his
horse started on a
and demolished it
Ancer cal su!
an aged
been keeping house
A150 Dediast
run, upset the buggy
It is reported that Michael E wey stil
has lots of corn to husk. He raised an
immense crop this year, and has kis cribs
all full and lots out yet
DIED Nora, wife of Clayton Bower,
died of consumption, aged 31% cars, Inter
ment at Woodward She was a daugh.
er of Thos. Hosterman, of C burn,
Lizzie Brown, from Juniata Co , is visit
ng her brother low Winegardaer.
Mrs. David Neece and daughter Ella,
made a business trip to this place last
week,
Nittany,
We had some very cold
er the past week
, blustery weath.
Butchering, making sausage and eat
ing turkey, has been the work of a great
many the past week
Don't
supper, to be served
the Evavgelica
Thanksgiving
forget the chi
)
the
church,
waffle
room of
night of
ken and
in inttie
the
Mr. and Mrs. Sh up, of Curtins, spent
several days with their daughters, Mr
pd Mrs Prank Eo and M1
M1. Bob Cramer, at this place the past
week
Mrs. Frank Bartley and little daugh.
ter, of Flemington, spent several days
with her father, John Minick, the past
week
The great lament is for a good soak
lug rain before it freezes up; the streams
are very low and most of the wells are
dry
Miss Hertha lose has
Willams port %
Hospital to
ed nurse
goue to the
become a train.
W. E. Shaffer and wife spent Sunday
at Spring Mills, visiting friends and help.
ng cat a big McKinley dinner
B. F. Shaffer and N.C. Shaffer started
on Monday night to join Furst's men on
a hunting expedition
There is Sunday school in the Lutheran
church "every Sanday morning at ¢
o'clock in the Evangelical church at 2
o'clock in the afternoon Every body
gordially invited to attend both schools:
but those young peovle who are fn the |
Babli of coming to the afternoon school,
had better be on their guard-—there is a
limit to all things,
Miss Orpha Pletcher has been in Belle.
SLi sewing, Loc last few weeks,
Fld
Church Re-opening.
There will be a reopening of the M. B.
church at Unionville, on Sunday Dee.
1, It is hoped that there will be an un-
usually large turn oft on that day. The
church has been beautified with paint
and paper, new seats, choir box, and
a good time is anticipated. Every body
cordially invited,
and |
Fillmore.
I will take the responsibility of trying
to give you the news of this little hamlet
It is a large place but has few inhabi.
tants, e town is built up principally
of worm fences and stone piles, If I
should get onto some one's personal
property you must excuse me for I am
no trespasser. Our former scribes have
left the town, or gone to school—'‘so,
los'r ga."
Butchering has commenced and up to
this time E. P, Roan carries the belt for
the largest porker,
On Wednesday Elige Kellerman moved
he has been working for some time,
shooting match at this place. All marks.
{ men who like the sport are invited to
attend. Match will commence at 12
o'clock sharp.
Dallas Marshall, of Buffalo Run, traus
| acted business in our town on Monday.
Our sick list at this writing are Wil
liam Saxton, James Bodle and the
youngest child of Foster Young We
hope for their speedy recovery Mr.
Bodle has been a sufferer for a long time,
Earl Way passed through our town on
his way to Pittsburg, on Monday, where
he has secured a good job for the winter
Our merchant, A.C. Kelley, transacted
business in Bellefonte on Monday.
Now Wilber, there are more than A
C. Kelley who say that was John Meck-
ley's tame turkey. What
says, must be so.
everybody
Well, good by for this time, as [ am
going to help Hen raise his potatoes
tomorrow,
FILLMORE No 2.
Mud is plenty and news is scarce this
week.
Bill goes around with an eight by ten
grin since that little girl arrived at
his house
on
Willie and Harold young have been
{ill for sometime past, we hope for their
speedy recovery.
It has been reported that the M. BE
church is going to be repaired; we can
not say for sure, but we hope it is a true
report as it certainly needs it
of Walter Tamer,
sorry to hear of his
but hope for his speedy recovery,
iends
The fi
of
are very iil
We all
4
} st we
NER
IDE Now, an
weighed so |
GE)
OCCl a yonug feather
Aaronsburg.
¥d. Fehl,
r Sunday
Miss Carr
last week with her une
at Centre Hal
Grandmothe
Hal
was b
ic Weaver spent several days
le, Jerry Mowery,
of Lewisburg, is
the guest of her » Rev, F. W. Brown,
: Our ourg
Frank Guisewite, of
with his family,
father-in-law,
town
Postmaster
ler, in company
Sunday with his
Stover, in our
A new boardwalk has been put down
on North 2n tr
gressive citizens and proves quite a con
venience to ients of that section
Etti the Lewisburg
with his family
eet, by some of our pro-
resi
James
Chronicle,
here
Sol. Confer, of Snow Shoe, and his son
John, of Milesburg, spent several days
| last week on a visit 10 the former gentle
man's sister, Mrs. Israel Weaver, who is
seriously ill with cancer
Rev. John Tomlinson, D.D..of D 1 Bois,
Pa., will, it is said, preach in the Luth
eran church of this place next Sunday
evening
Emanael Cronemiller has commenced
butchering again our people, ana
jadgiog from the number of porkers he
kills, his services are in fispensable
Mrs. FP. J. PB
Maize, made a trip to
day morning, returning
evening
for
and daughter
Bellefonte Satur
again in the
ser
Miss Mollie Gettig, of Spring Bank,
spent Sanday with friends in town
Some of the personal property of the
late Thos. Harper will offered at
public sale next Saturday by his execn
trix, Mrs Sarah Harper.
Rev. Guinter, of New Berlin, preached
A very able sermon in the United Evan
gelical church of this place, last Satur
day evening to a large concourse of
prople
Wm. Stover has gone to Altoona to
visit his son Charley, who is an emplove
of the Penna. R R. Co
Merchant Rob. Mensch bas opened an
oyster salovn in connection with his store
on east Main street, where he is prepar
ed to serve his customers with stews,
raws or fried. Give him a call
Mrs. Henry Miller and daughters
Bertha and Mamie, of Millbheim, spent a
day last week at the residence of H. H
Weaver on west Main street
—
Axemann.
be
Mrs Chas. Garbrick and litte daugh.
ter, of Bellefonte, spent last Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Kate Beck,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buck, of Connels.
| ville, Pa, visited at the home of Elias |
Breon last week
Mrs. Daniel Rider, of Curwensville,
visited among her many friends at Cen.
tre Hall.
Miss Daisy Heveily entertained her
last Thursday.
Mrs. Elias Breon and son Harry vis.
ited about four miles below Bellefonte, at
the home of Andrew Harter, who is
seriously ll, Mrs. Harry Harter and
Lizzie Toner also visited there,
Party: «On Thursday evening a num.
ber ol yous folks assem at the
bome of J. H, Herman, of Rock View,
On Thanksgiving day there will be a |
friend, D. Ammerman, of Curwensville,
The following persons were present :
Misses Daisy Heverly, Mary Rote,
Blanche Kaup, Della Swartz, Anna
Kaup, Bertha Breon, Eva and Mabel
Marshall, Pearl Waite, Julia Watson,
Edith Herman, Messrs. Hd. Beck, Ed.
Mease, Roland Mallory, Harry Breon,
Morris Hazel, Harry Marshall, Chas.
Hughes, Jno. Loneberger, Vernon Waite,
Wallace and Miller Herman Alter
playing for several hours, etc., they res
turned home, All truly enjoyed them.
selves very much
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Stover and Mr.
| and Mrs. Calvin Burris attended the
funeral of the late Wm. Stover, of near
Bellefonte
from our neighborhood to Scotia, where |
Millheim.
Mrs. W. W, Boob and davghter, Grace
of Centre Hall, were visilors in
several days this week,
Mr. and Mrs
foute, are
here
town
John Woomer, of |
circulating among f
Thomas Buck, of Lewisburg, was
visitor in town over Sunday
Mrs J. SS. McCargar
Seibert, of Bellefonte,
Mrs
eve
and
peat
last week as the guests of fri
Mrs. Mary Walizer, of
rived in town Monday She wi
here, at State Colle ge and DuBoi
Mrs Hartman visite
sister, Mrs. Sallie Poorman,
burg last week
Clayton
Catherine
ler, at Williamsport,
nds herve
Sunbury
Rebecca
and
visited E %
several days
Bressler
Bressler,
Remains of Grant Shaffer, son of Daivd
Shaffer, of Madisonburg, e taker
through town on Monday afternoon,
wer
Mrs. L. Guisewite, of Harrisbus
to town Wednesday morning
The Motz stone crusher went to Si
town on Monday evening to do
crushing the Aarousburg
Fort Turapike Co. The road
bad shape, and should have
work done to it,
By
for
The streams, and
gotten down very low here.
mills must resort to stea
we
Son
springs
In power
them going
Jos. W. R
pent Sunday
ind Edward Brow:
Haven
'ifsuyder
in Lock
1 3 tore t nd hte roe
Dan'l Hoy bought and shipped
apple ) Re
)i novo
at Jersey Shore, was called
4 th ’
cath o
ale 0
sudder
arriv
Mrs. C. E
of Salona,
parents F
past week
Miss Mary antz, former
piace, but now of Ridgeway
her many friends at this place
i
ber grandam
ed too attend the fun
1 daughter Bia
Barner an
heen v
Mil
have
K
g the lad
ers of this place
thi
is visiting
Cr y of
Orvis Caris wears a broa
the of a little gir
smile since
arrival
papa
Mr. E. K. Miller, wh working
Hyner, Pa. is at home on a brief visit
bits parents
is
Butchering season has already opened
nourcommunily, severa
already
persons having
SMuUsage an ct
made
nel
has arrived »
the form of a
ne visitor
8 In lie gir And
» intends to make it ber future home
MM: Wm. Harter,
4; gone on a short
our
dunting expediti
Diego al noon, Mrs
holas died at her home at this ¢
of dysentery with which she was afl
for nlerment was mad
on Friday afternoon in the old Evangel
cal cemetery Funeral services cond
Rev She was d 70 yrs
Was a member of the Evangelical
Association for at least 1S years She is
survived by her aged husband, one son
and eight grandchildren, three havin
preceeded her to the grave
store keeper,
wm
Nisa
Now John
ace
ted
»
a
SEVETral Y*ars
uted
by Gross age
and
5
Sugarvalley.
The Hess Hunting club report the kil
ing of twenty. eight pheasants, ten rabbits
and two wild turkeys last week. Their
bill of fare was rich over Sunday
Earnest Reighard gave good bye to his
friends in Loganion, Monday aud de
parted for Garrett postoffice, North Caro
Hua, where be will join his brother, Ottis
Reighard, in the lumber business
L. M. Karstetter, of Green Barr, was
one of a club of hunters who shot nearly
ene hundred pheasants in the forest
along White Deer last week That's
a record breaker, surely,
P. T. Karstetter has two wild turkeys
to his credit. He shot them both on the
jountalns south of Sugar Valley
The infant child of Mr, and Mrs. Mat.
thew Geiger died on Thursday last. The
| burial took place in the Mt. Pleasant
cemetery,
[a residents of near Greeanburr, Sugar
| Valley, was found dead mn bed. oe
| years ago Mr. Smithy was partially par.
| alyzed, but recovered apparently 4
the altack. [Upon retiring Monday night
he made po complaint of not being a
well as usual, but when his wife went to
call him Tuesday morning for break fast
she found him dead.
[ed
| school at Keating. Pa.
Tuesday morning, 13, Daniel J. Smith, |
Beech Creek.
Mrs. Eliza DeHass, who was injured |
by the cars a few weeks ago, is recover.
ing.
Claire Berry was, last Thursday, made
assistant train dispatcher in the offices of
the N. ¥.C. & H.R, K. at Jersy Shore
G Harvey Mann and David Jones
came home last week, the former from
Sisterville, West Virginia, the latter from |
Altoona, Pa.
Miss Lillian Glossner has returned to
ber home in Blanchard, having complet.
her work as teacher of the pubite
Word was received here last week of
the death of William McGhee, son of
| James McGhee, of this place, in Wiscon-
sin, where he has resided for many years
No particulars have been received,
ruce Farewell has broken ground for
lwo new houses, |. W. Merry for one
new dwelling house, Dr. J. E. Tibbins
for one new dwelling house for two fami
lies and E. S. Mobley
building
lieutenant Grier P. Mobley ha
ed from Washington, DD. (
the Government
ubmitted to a de
for Lis new store
where
hospital
}
ite abdon
Ariny
was in
and
perat
recover
weeks among h
Rey
church in
Lions t L
Lagley [| | ma
ave for Canada in
having resigned his
caurcn nam
ree
Ler
rat
of Osborne
C15 a son of
ised 10 reside in Pine
Sampie,
i»TOVE \ »
very is a'most
Taylor
over the
seems to be much
s¢ and connect
presented his
me
.
The free rural mail de
route agent | B
D. «
and
ure now, as the
f Washington,
route last
pleased with its
Mr. Tavior has
m to the
was
week
cour ns
approba
department for action
Possibilities are that W, E. McWi
f Rock Si secure the route
contract at the salary of $500 per year,
with extra fees
lams,
rings, will
Roland.
Curtin
were
Mr
and W
attend
Haven
y
he
Jas. B Ams
who
Stoner those
d the repu! } tee at Lock
Ast week
$ Bathurst
one ociock at
we eased has been a
long and fferer, aud wi
missed greatly by his many friends
ate Jam
Sunday, at
The dex
funeral of the
PIiACE
DOK
this
on
: ’
’
patient su be
Austin
some time,
We are glad to say that Mrs
urtin for
wach better at this writing
Mr. and Mrs. McCormick, Mrs. Flato
of Texas, and Edwin MacMeen, of New
Jersey, were visitors at the home of Mrs
I. B. Curtin,
Bulchering time has
around and our friend
in it once more
who has been
ASL werk
Again
Soup
come
seems to
he
Samuel! Bathurst, of Rolfe. came home
on Saturday evening for a short visit
William VanValin, the young Eran.
geist of Brookville, made a short visit
with hs Mrs. F. W. Smith and
family, this week
sister,
Miss Katherine Curtin and her cousin
Harry, were present at the Clay Me
Cormick tea party, Saturday afternoon,
at Lock Haven
Mingoville.
The weather was very cold last week.
Mr
Are visiting his parents
Delemont Yarnell visited his brother
“Doe,” over Sunday.
Some hunters were out on the Alle.
gheny mountain and came home with
| some pheasants,
Mr. Hockman is building a large cis.
tem,
Some of our boys got a large wild tar.
key last week,
J. C. Snook is hauling his apples to
Howard for sale.
Perry Maran had the misfortune of
felting his thumb smashed while work.
g on the railroad.
The sudden cha in the weather is
making ice for the
The farmers are busy hauling water,
and Miss William Johnsoubaug |
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., NOVEMBER 22, 1900,
Centre Hall.
James Shires, of Johnstown, was a
| visitor in Centre Hall last week,
The Reformed and Methodist congre-
| gations held communion Sunday morn.
ing. Rev, Harvey Lundy, of Mill Hall,
| filled the pulpit for Rev. Chilcote in the
Methodist church Sunday morning and
evening. Their service is still in prog.
ress and will continue during the week.
The entertainment in the Presbyterian
church to-morrow, Friday, evening,
prounses to be of an interesting charac-
ter. The program consists of music and
recitations,
The grangers will give a chicken and
waffle dinner and supper in Grange Ar
cadia on Thanksgiving day.
W. W. Boob left for Cincinnati Satur-
day, where he will remain a week at.
tending a carriagemakers’ convention in
session at that place,
Mrs. Yearick returned home last we ek,
after spending a month with friends in
Union county
Mi Jennie Reifsnyder
ur Mi
saturday.
daughter of
heim
fanny de
nyder, of was a
tow:
M
1}
Bower, of Bel fonte, was a
. Meyer and
le
home of D. |
Liast week.
Rowelia VanPelt left Monday
burg and will
Wilson ( cRe
Ion ww oe given lo vocal
I tal music.
Geiss
for Chamber
11 at
Miss
Sunday at
and
Wagner
the home
M iss
everal
lefonte, spent
K. Gei
Derstine
and
Rebecca
weeks, 15s not abhie 10 leave
the house
Mr
greater part of last
Howard
Thomas J
Wilson
week with friends at
nent
spent
f Bellefonte, was a
of Capt,
services will
church next
The sermon will
of the
be
hner, Re.
iradtord hunting party
aturday. They faire
h
3 them
Thomas Motz, or
geutiemen,
eof our
is nearly ti
| the real
Nes
{called
Millie |
has been il] for!
| some
the | ¢isiti
A. M. Boal |
| weighed 351
be |
1 {
over the result of the election. He says,
four years more in paradise! Mr, Motz,
is that a place of rest ?
The real estate agent was sitting at
his desk when the news of the republican
landslide was beard, He jumped on his
feet and struck over hills and mountain
for Rankeltown, singing the old tune,
“No place like home.”
The Georgetown scribe says he was
the heaviest looser ou election day. He
claimed his rockaway is damaged and
Nelly lost all her shoes which cost him
fifty cents to replace.
When the landslide reached George
town the republicans had such a jollifica
tion that nearly all the bu frogs
lockjaw, and the major from Drum
tion was ordered to be on hand with his
posse aud demand order
LOK
Nt
a
Rumor has it that Sammy Suyder and
the belle of High valley will be married
in the near future. That
don’t put it off too long.
18 rigotl, only
ra Snyder says the valley
sick people since the
that he ed to pe
republic
"
idle
An
is compel meal
must H K
ngleby scribe
since he don’t
Ker
Mills Ranke
that he wi wild an
estate agent
Frank tetter is shipping
Poe
rumored
from to own
Wild geese were p
iay
Frank Allen says }
pap; but grandpap
Kreamerville,
Sunday a wonderful
Monday
brought
in the weather, while
change
br ought
rain,
Mrs
ng her m
Waite was to Centre Hall
(>r0. B
nother, and Sun-
at M
Saturday
\
| Gay
Butchering is
Amos Feh! kill
the go at
boss hogs so
present,
far,
Rev. Chilcote will
sermon, Sunday the 2¢
preach a temperance
th,
Our cigar factory is getting al)
having received an
aglow,
rder a few days ago
for 1500 cigars f one man. A man
moking Mr. Bierly's cigars once, w
have them always afterwards
Harry
i
or pinmped uj
rom
Edwin has been nu
At
off til
bedtime it §
to-morrow
THE GLOBE
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY & CARPETS.
WOMEN'S COATS.
Samples of Women’s Coats Just Received, only 25 in the lot.
Values are $8 and $10,
Sale
Price $5.00
MISSES’ ,
: GIRL'S COATS.
Samples of Misses’ and Girl's Coats, ages 12, 14, 16, and 18
years---40 Coats in the lot. Values were $7 to 8.50,
Sale Price $4.50
PLUSH
CAPES.
24 inch length Plush Cape, guaranteed to be best waterproof
Plush, Mercerized satin lined and padded, $7.50 value,
Now at $4.98
Allegheny Street.
KATZ& COMPANY
BELLEFONTE, PA