THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.,, NOVEMBER 29, 1900,
CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
Happenings About Centre County
Briefly Told by
A CORPS OF ABLE WRITERS
Our Alert Correspondents Note Many
Important Events in Different Lo-
calitiecs—What is Transpiring
Your Section Represented ?
Is
Colyer.
Miss Lydia Housman, from Altoona,
and Miss Carrie Houseman and Verna
Lytel, from Centre Hill, were guests at
J. S. Housmans last Sunday.
H. C. Robison, from Spring Mills, was
transacting business through our vicinity
and visiting at Wm. C. Forman's, last
Wednesday
Mrs. Adam Grenoble, from
Mills, is spending a week over butcher-
ing with her daughter, Mrs. J H. Mover.
Korman Spicher returned last wed-
nesday to Philadelphia, where he holds
a position as conductor for the Union
Traction Co. He spent his ten-day va-
cation at P. B. Jordans, and joined the
Colyer hunting party.
Miss Maud Wolf, the handsome and
accomplished daughter of John Wolf,
from State College, is spending several
weeks with her frieads, 15s Mary and
Blanche Moyer, also calling on her
newly met friends and attending the
protracted meetings and butcherings and
is having an enjoyable time,
Miss Cora Houtz returned home after
spending a week with her mother, Mrs,
Frank Treaster, at Bellefonte.
Constable Philip Frank, from Centre
Hill, seems to be very busy throughout
our community of late; also down the
valley as far as Green Grove. Beware
Philip that you don't get it in thg neck
again,
Constable Philip Leitzell, from
heim, was seen at the squire's last
urday with a prisoner.
Wm. Colyer, from Centre Hall,
acted business throughout our
munity on Friday afternoon and
ed several law suits
Our surveyor, J
yer and P. S. Boal were surveyl
mountain | ]
Mill-
Sat
trans-
com
attend
S. Houseman, W. Col.
g some
, which
gle
on
wee
Mu
home
land one day last
Wm. Colyer to Wm, B
G. R. Miess offers his
Hill for sale—a very ni
home Henry Shado
home sale
Mrs. Henry
feeble health
1A
SOG
for
Maves,
very slowly impr
George lee
hurt some time
at work on Hayett lu
improving.
A. J. Weaver is great
the arrival of a young
home.
over
y rejoicing
daughter in his
Squire J. S Housman purchased
Robson farm, of a hundred and some
acres, the same as yet being for rent
A.J]. Weaver will leave this week for
Kulp's lumber camp, where he will take
up blacksmithing this coming
year and close his shop at home, where
he held an excellent trade.
the
during
Wm. Boal is alnght now, he has a
dandy horse and buggy, and Billy is as
spry as a youth of 21 years now
is your time to set your cap—Billy needs
a housekeeper, and has a nice big house,
two fat hogs, and lots to eat, only he
needs some one to prepare it
(niris,
Wm. Stump was surprised last Tues.
day forenoon while plowing in a field
along the road opposite the saw mill, at
Slack’s lane Suddenly a deer ap
proached him within six yards of his
team. Will was shocked and if he had
bad his gun it would have been his meat.
It escaped in the direction of the mill
dam
J. I. Jordan, our handsome and lucky
sportsman, has the high honors of shoot.
ing a fine large wild turkey the other
week. His mother, Mrs. P. B. Jordan,
generously opened her house and invited
a number of her many friends and rela-
tives and them with a delicious
roast, to did ample justice
Among
Emma Swartz
Mrs
seryed
which a
guests present were
Miss Bl
Horper, M1:
()rvis
the
anche Housman,
aud Mrs john
and daughters
Saile
nd
G son
quite
alle
A
ree
while
ment
at i
bewiide ] eacited,
three shots; but, Oh | dear,
he never touched them
A
I Dire
1 an
he sighed
alr
Un Satur
shot a he
lay our Colyer hunting party
Frank Lmgle shot it
the first, J. | the second
which sid him Successto the boys,
but poor Arthur mourns the loss, that he
wasn't with them
deet
Jordan
Ow
time,
Sheriff had quite a serious experience
several ago, from the effects of
which he in a critical condition,
but is improving Sheriff was out bant.
ing turkeys, when all of a sudden he
spied a flock of the feathery tribe, which
frightened him so that he took heart
disease, the upper part of his head be-
came loose, his upper eyelids did flop.
Swartz's sale last Saturday was largely
attended, though the weather was very
unfavorable, which prevented many
from attending. Everything brought
good prices,
Protracted meeting has been in prog
ress during last and this week, in the
Zon Evavgelical church, In the absence
of Rev, Fenstermacher, Squire Housman
conducted the services,
The United Christians have been hold.
fog a revival in the New Michigan
chapel, during the past few weeks, with
ood success. Rev, Wincen, from Hunt.
gdon county, has been conducting the
meeting.
How about the two old women and the
two kids? :
Wm. Stump took a trip to Bellefoute
last Thursday.
John H. Balr, who took typhoid fever
a few weeks ago, is not yet able to be
about, but is recovering.
weeks
is st
Elmer, from Centre Hall, can you
account for Miss Katie's absence at the
VY. P. A. the other Sunday evening ?
John H. Bair, of near Colyer, lost 65
of his early turkeys, iu one week, of the
cholera, last summer, and yet he has &
large flock left. His eutire stock num:
bered over two hundred,
Milesburg.
James Krebs, of Boggs twp, shreading
corn fodder, had a mishap when oiling
ashreader : his foot slipped, tarowing his
right hand out to save his face, caught
his two middle fingers in the wheel, cut.
ting the ends off. He is now carring the
haud in a sling
Swan hotel
Spring |
| cut h-l
| WOrk,
Miss |
father moved into
brick house in
Dr. 8S. M. Huff's
John Wagner's large
Central City.
Andrew Hugg has charge of his moth
| er's stare of this piace, since his parents
left for Philipsburg to take charge of the
| of that place,
George Derr of Central City
three porkers weighing 349, 3624
1bs.
killed
490 }2
A gentleman, on Bond Holder's Row,
wished to have a cheap barrel of cider,
asked a farmer of Central City to furnish
him with the cider; “‘certatuly 1 will fur
nish you with it;" the bondholder loaded
his barrel on a wheelbarrow, took it to
the farmer in faith to have it filled with
good sweet cider. A few days later on,
Mr. farmer approached the gentleman
telling him his barrel was ready for him,
Mr gentleman in full glee started for his
apple juice, with some difficulty arrived
home with it. Tapoed the cider to give
his family a delightful drink of the liquid,
lo! and behold! it to proved to be the
liquid drawn from the pump; we did
not learn the result from his spelling bee
afterwards, as he is known to be a rough
speller, when his temper is raised.
Jeanetta Heverly, a daughter of Mrs
Kate Heverly, and grandchild of James
Heverly, was stauding near the outside
cellar door on Wednesday, when a heavy
gale blew her nto the cellar breaking
Jer right arm at the elbow joint, Dr
Huff was called and set the broken arm
She is getting along splendidly
Ed. Kinne left on Monday for Kart.
haus to take charge of @ gang of men on
he new railroad, between Karthaus and
Clearfield
Miss McKee returned to Pittsburg after
of four weeks with
a pleasant visit
May Wharton
Miss May Wharton left
the Lock Hav
trained nurse,
thi
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§ week
where
en hospital
employed a
Kev ara
around t any one had noticed
takmg the tumble, after which she began
a blue streak of cuss words, Oa Monday
morning picked up the double axe. “I'll
m
see if
out of the d old porch
made kindling wood of it
numbered with the past
Un
summer thunder shower,
thunder and sharp
heavy rain
Spring Mills.
Saturday
will help
oud peals of
Sunday all
Ow streams
and
the
Rain
which
wells
Sheriff Cyrus Brungart was in
last week one day to look up prosperity.
Ripka, employed hy ( J
as farm hand, the
thought he would try to drive a
team ou a lumber job but one week was
enough for him, farming is good enough.
day
and
town
Frank
Finkel
fellow,
Jerry Zettle, of Georges Valley, has
bis new house pearly completed to move
into
Jacob Hazel, the shoe agent, who has
a large trade in this valley, had a very
successful fall trade
John Graden, who has been housed up
for the past five weeks with fever, is on
the mend
started
Shook has
orchard of which he expects
benefit next year He Ist
it as be thinks it will
ach
Emanuel
1 !
OMe
LY
orchard
amley
shout again to attend to her house
Nellie Gr
WOrs
of our wild rkey b
h ex ! in
EA
niers, who
ne, : h med out t
had they the t
tasted half so wel
last Monday |
Known
Moshannon.
Mrs. Gulliver, of Kane, has heen visit
ing at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, William Quick, near this place
John A Lucas, of Altoona, who is work
ivg at Jersey Shore, was in town one day
Ast week.
Austin Kerin and wife entertained a
number of friends and relatives during
the past week
Herman Viehderfer, of Jersey Shore,
WAS A visitor in our town recently.
Charley William's mother is visiting at
his home at present,
The protracted meeting closed last
Thursday evening, after a series of suc
cessful meetings, .
Mrs. Bickets is slowly recovering from
a serious fall which she received a few
weeks ago.
The copious rainfall during the past
week will surely replenish the wells and
should be a great eause for thanksgiving
amoung the people.
Since getting a telephone in the
office, at this place, the post office clerk
has been so busy answering calls that
she has hrdly time to attend to the mails;
think she should have an assistant,
Care Your Cold While You Can
Is it not better to cure your cold while
you can lo its inciplency, rather than take
the chance of its resulting in pneumonia,
eatarrh or consumption; all of which dis
Aaronsburg.
Herb Condo, who with his family had
been living in Bellefonte for some tine,
moved back to this place last week and
are now domiciled at the residence of
his grand father, John Kieamer,
Miss Hettie Smull left for Rebersburg
to spend the winter with her grand.
mother, Mrs. Gramley.
Mrs. Fred Kurtz
Harter, both of
guests of Mr, and Mrs
week and on their return home they
were accompanied by grandmother
Harter, who is 10 her 86th year,
The Reformed Sanday school, of this
place, have decided to give a cantata in
their chiurch here on Christmas evening,
Particulars will be given later,
Mrs. Mary Moyer and brother, Rob
ert, of Rebershurg, were the guests of
Prof. Stewart Weber and family on Sun-
day.
Miss Jennie Steans,
the guest of Mrs, F. J.
eral weeks,
Mrs. J. A. Miller, accompanied by her
two daughters, Mrs. Dr. Franks and Mrs,
Chance Frankenberger, all of Millbheim,
were visiting friends in our town on Sat:
urday last
and Mrs. T. H
Bellefonte, were the
Mench here last
of Miflinburg, is
Forster, for sev
Miss Womelsdorf, of Bellefonte, spent
a few days in town last week canvassing
for a book entitled **Galveston Horrors,”
While here she made her headquarters
at the Bower House,
The sale of the personal property of
the late Thos Harper was not very well
attended on Saturday, owing to the in.
clemency of the weather
David Krape, who has been an inval-
id for a long while, had an attack of
paralvsis last week and is lymmg in a
critical condition,
Rev, Tomlinson, D. D., preached two
very able sermons in the Lutheran
church here, Sunday morning and even
ing.
Bruce Rossman, of Penn Hall and
Miss Lizzie Koch, of Fairbrook, were
married Sunday a week ago at the resid-
ence of Nelson Wert on North and street
by Rev. F. M. Brown, of the Reformed
church,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerre Albright,
at the
is residence of
Miss |
| bands are all
her |
, fell to |
it is now |
|
riday morning the 23rd, between |
the hours of 12 and 2, had a regular mid |
lightning with a |
| for the
| guests assembled
jolly good |
{to
| handsome
| They a
plum |
| der and
Hall, were visite
Weaver's on Thursday
week
James day of
(ast
'
joann
Rossn
panied by
Rossman,
Jesse Werl's
armer has
The stave m is idle 3
helping t
road h their ti
I. M went with
hunt
his retu
{0 rea mer
the Shr
The Murray school had an
tion on Fridav, and each pupli
pioma
fxamina
is wish
I wonder where the "honeymoon’
We had a fine rain over Sunday
H. B. Hough is thrashing corn |
for his neighbors
John loug moved in with GCG H
Showers last Thursday.
1. C. Rossman's had a birthday party
1 daughter, Carrie, on Saturday
evening But on account of the ramny
weather only about half of the invited
They all
the Johu - and,
course, he took the prizf at the table and
that accounts for it. IL was
arraoged that her grand-father took her
Aaronsburg on Friday and delayed
tii] Saturday evening. Asthev were late
in coming back, she to'd the folks then
when they were ready to start home, he
would have to have a jolly show before
they started, that was the reason they
were but he knew
her received some
presents,
to table but a
SO secretly
s0 late : of course
She
but
never go away again if he
had a lly time and
about eleven 0¢
how to detain
saves she will
detains her
eit for
home lock, so good
3
Fairbrook.
at the Pennsvivania State
on while shred
College barn was feeding the ma
| chine and a binder twine caught hs arm,
it pulled his left forearm into the cylin
tore it off. Mr. Garner's
was taken off above the elbow
gelting along as well as expected. Jno
From, of near State College, while bring
ing the "Regulars home from hunting
last week was so unfortunate as to get
one of his legs broken. While coming
down Tussey mountain a trace became
unfastened and Mr. From stopped and
while he was fastening the trace the
horse kicked him on the leg and broke
the femur entirely off,
Miss Mary Lutz, who has been with
her brother Charley, of this place for
some time, returned to her home in
Buffalo Run valley, the beginning of the
week,
A. C. Kepler, of Lancaster, is visiting
at the residence of |. M. Kepler,
lowell Smith still remains about the
same without any change. Lowell's
case is most critical,
The needy rain has come-—most all
have been without water, and the empty
cisterns are being filled up,
There was no services in the M. KE.
church at this place last Sunday, on ac
count of the inclemency of the weather,
6 Horn
Native on every box of the genuine
the remedy that cures » cold in one day
of Penn |
| you cou
| is an exce lent
| two months,
Mt. Eagle.
Teddy and Caddy have become fast |
friends.
Ibia Bathurst ‘‘sot’’ up one night re
cently.
I dare you to ask Uney From why his
dog eats horse hoofs.
James Heverly, who has been absent
about one year, 1s bome looking his best,
Mr, and Mrs Hicklen were the guests
of Mrs. Winters, of Wilhlamsport, last
Sunday.
Wm. Yeager
Saturday that
shot a wild turkey last
dressed twelve pounds,
The sand bank is booming at present
under the management of Bruce Gates
W. T. Leathers is attending court this
week and his son Irie 1s the head push
at the handle factory during his absence
Albert Aikey, whose leg was hurt bad.
ly in the sand bank a couple of weeks
ago, has about recovered and expects
be present at the over
nedy, Thursday evening
Harry Fravel and Wm. Butler will
wrestle for the championship of Howard
township next Saturday afternoon, [If
Butler Fravel dance
his famous can can dance; and if Fravel
is winper, walk on his ears
Lo
Ken-
supper at
18 victorious, will
Jutler will
when Boney opens his keg of nails on
Christmas
The Calithumpian band of this place
and Kennedy will meet on the corner of
Main St. and Bald Eagle Avenue next
Friday at 7 p. m, sharp. All
good citizens are requested to be present
and join iu the parade up Main St. Mayor
Riley will lead the procession followed
by J. K. Boney with his tramed horse
Mag, which frequently make buck
jumps. J. I. Dunkel will drag a dead
rooster which was found in his yard the
morving alter election. Butler will ride
in the rear with his new horse, The Star
of Holts Hollow. A bot time in the old
town is looked for.
evening
wii
There will be an oyster supper, and
bazar at the Kennedy School House,
Thanksgiving evening, for the benefit of
the M. E. Church. All are invited
Fillmore.
A welcome rain came Saturday
Sunday and started up our streams
On Monday we saw a fellow hauling
in the top buggy We think
better time by usit
and
cornu fodder
I make
Agere wag
a f Wagon
m, Hal a DUgRY
w be laker
a fur The only way to over
come the si st to get rid of
them Rev. R. W. Runyan, the pastor
is at the bead of the committee and he is
a hustler, and the work =
ves 18
be done
ast Thursday Thos, Tressier was
one of the happy hunters, be brung in a
wild a rabbit and pheasant His
when | saw him
on
turkey
ees OOK: d mg
DEATH
home of }
Milliord
avd 4 days Al
Interment on Friday
The death angel entered the
oster Young and claimed little
aged months
ment was catarth fever
at Gray s cemetery
Ross 7 weeks
As an extergpal apy ation to heal cuts
wounds, bruises and juries there is
pothing so good as Chamberlain's
Balm. It causes the parts to hea
out maturation avd in one third the
required by the old fashioned treatment
sale by Green's Pharmacy.
ike it
Pain
with
time
1
For
Sugarvalley.
greatest i
ay in
of
The need of to this
vicinity 1s a good, heavy fa
The brooks and many of the springs and
ran
is have run dry In several sections
of the valley
be found
we
walter at all
can LEO A
mile from bh
worge M
: 7 e ]
ast IAY
I he
Fhe folling
ren, |
the arcticie
the same favot
Name
ter reer! sn "1
em clipped m 1
Australia
joned is meeting =
he Cit
shows that
ment th
n that far off country as at
IWOOm ha
| home
Cough Remedy
I have bwen
suffering from a severe cough for the last
and it has eflected a cure
I have great pleasure in recommending
it. W. C. Wockner. This is the opinion
of one of our oldest and most respected
residents, and has been voluntarily given
in good faith that others may try the
remedy and be benefited, as was Mr
Wockner.” This remedy is for sale by
Green's Pharmacy
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FAUBLE’S
NNN ANN
We Made a Mistake
AND
We Frankly Admit It
“Seat teSTavTan
We Bought More Than We Could Ordinar-
ily Sell. That's the Story in a Nutshell,
Now We have Decided that They Shall Not
Grow Old on Our Hands,
"TTT tTeaesaTan
Price, Cost, Profit
Nothing Shall Stand in the Way. They Sim-
ply Must be Sold. That's All There is to It,
and that is why We are Now in the very Heart
of the Season Offering a Stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods, the Best in Centre County,
at Prices Never Equaled Even in January Re-
duction Sales. There never was an Opportun-
ity, such as this, for Centre County People to
get the Kind of Clothing They Want at Such
LOW PRICES.
Tete" tfTeTNTNTS
THINK OF IT
While Our Stock is Largest, While the Assort-
ment is At its Best, We Price Them to You at
even Less than the Usual January Reduction
Sale Prices. A Call is All We Ask. Don't
Buy if You Can't See the Saving. We will
gladly show you through and quote you Prices
whether you buy or not. Don’t Forget that we
Guarantee to Save You from $3.00 to $4.00
on Every Suit You Buy.
Tet cass enS
ALL TO BE SOLD
NOTHING RESERVED
-aeSea% teas as
‘M. FAUBLE & SON
Brockerhoff House Block. Bellefonte, Penn'a.