THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JANUARY 10, 1901, HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN The Local News Compiled During the Week BRIEFLY TOLD IN AFEW LINES Movements of Our People—Personal What Men- Mention, Society Events Has Transpired Worthy tion—ShortParagraphs. of Harry Larimer is ill with typhoid fever and is getting along favorably Senator William C. Heinle left day evening ona business trip to New York city. Mis. J Ir., has returned P. Harris, from a prolonged visit to her parents in | West Virginia Scott Harris is quite ill with rheuma- of his parents Dr will administer the Lord's supper Rev, Lowry in the Presbyterian church next Sabbath moming Tuesday will Miss Rose Dusling left on morning for Philadelphia, where she ith friends this wing shipped here spend a few weeks w Straw is scarce in baled straw is | Chester county for some of our dealer Joyd Carner, of Hublersbure has ac cepted an excellent position with Pennsylvania Railroad Company toona — Mal} special ory & Tay announcement will have something to say in regard to that business, 1 his 3 Bellefonte's celebrate of who finds a most friend in ; Musser of Haine low and his end believed t Jonathan respecte d citizen illness bas extended ov many months, Our history of the es and the early settlers will * imme diately, tr periences within the Methodist changes and handsome sum : to be the finest n part RilY two week a safe way ! Joseph Be in Bellefonte his father in Beck has She has been been ported to be improving slow Wetzel, best machinists, bas gone to Ph Louis one of ipsbhurg where he will take charge of the plant of the Moshannon Manufacturing Company In his absence his machine shop here will be looked after by John Teats Tu Al Pa., “Stop my paper—d On sday we ter from port, got a let from a fellow saying Ong This is the nt want it any er the reward you get for He owes us since 'g trusting dishon- A good motto-—''no trust then the dead est suckers, beaten. no bust'’ beat is —W ist for F. H. Clement & Co Md. expects to finish his contract with this firm in about two months after which | Is in he will be home again with his frien Bellefoute the past week He was home for a few days of shirt factory, is satisfied that he will have that plant abooming in a machinery has Svivester Ray, the manager short time Improved been added and a boiler for power and steam heat will better They have plenty of work ahead and can give put them in shape steady employment to a number of girls. The Petriken memorial fund had a New Year's gift of $245 15 ing hooks for a library to be built To the p James Milliken, of New York, ir purchas- n con pection with the hall ject Lo con. tributed one hundred dollars and balance was made by the Dramatic Clab “The Wedding Burnet's charac their entertpinment March” and Mrs. M. D ter party. Our correspondent at Uplonville, who at times grinds out poetry by the yard, broke loose along original lines this week He playing Van Winkle and tells us how he found that place in 1950, after a fifty-year's sleep. Some of the improvements in railroads, ele, are interesting, and his explana- tion why all the girls in Unionville be: came wrinkled old maids, is best of all, Read “Domino,” you will find it inter esting. 18 Rip Mon- | | postmaster at tism, and is being cared for at the home | | machine | saving T. Hillibush, who is head machin. | , At Baltimore | the | | per cent ~Streams are again low, ~The proverbial fine weather contin. ues ~The criminal list for January Court will be a short one. Sheriff Brungart has some eight coun- ty boarders in his coop. record was The marriage license slow this week —only two. On Monday a bright little girl called at Capt. H. S. Taylor's home. Rain set in early this morning with appearance for a full day of it, 235 marriage licenses were granted | in Clinton county during 1900 The Bellefonte Ac Tuesday with a large attendance. ademy opened on ov. Hastings is sojourning at the famous Hot Springs, in Arkansas. Walter B parents, Col. and Mrs wrge A J. B. DeWald has hee White Hall, ayard is here, visiting his Ge Bayard. un appointed Centre counry We aren There will be yw busy printing the usual number next Sabbath ' 1 § Wian, of near thi Centre Hall the Smith and son 1 from Williamsport A }% have returne “ry wel CH Caled rienced him ounty auditors are bu counts of the county statement will show Loy Mr place for bas a and Mrs the ef trial the Mr. Roberts seems to have a good preparation and tm poun ing testimonial from Whittaker of this re their daughter got from a of Dr's diptheria remedy testimonials that His made entirely of roots and herbs A Archey new book typewriter § has numerous are worth considering preparation is G had a fice This enable him to keep his has his is proud of nt Register aced in the past week and will records in better shape and will be the of much space ou the dockets in that department. By the use of these | machines every thing is perfectly legible, and few it any errors can occur, which is 50 common even with the expert pen man Sale Bills, Farmers who will have sale should consult us in regard to having their bills printed. ‘We have a large assortment of material for this kind of work, use good strong paper, showy cuts and make at tractive bills Our prices are always right. It is important to have your sale an- nounced in our register as this paper has an immense circulation and goes into every nook and corner of the coun ty, and is read by thousands every week Good work at reasonable prices, and wide circulation through the columns of the ‘paper, is an inducement fof you to | call on us. the | Wages Reduced. The forgers in the axe factory at Mill Hall have been notified of a twenty-five their and hereafter The reduction in wages their helpers will twelve per cent, less reduction has caused dissatisfaction. The factory has been closed for two weeks over the holidays says the Clinton Democrat And we may add, had Bryan been elect ed, then this and a score of other reduc. tious of wages, would have been blamed on Bryan, —- Sometimes you don’t discover what a bad egg a fellow is until he is broke. {in Rush | IK receive | LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Gathered from the Various Offices About the Court House. MARRIAGE LICENSHS. GC. MM. Miles = '« «+ va Priscilla B. Raymon - . . Clyde E. Shuey - . Della May Duey . . . . . REAL ESTATH Irwin Lucas, et ux, to Izora April 18, 1900; 1 acre mn Howard lehigh Valley Coal C Monyack, Nov 1600 | Shoe $50 Coburn Poe Mills | Benore | cuore, TRANSFERS | Hoover, | $20 Mike Snow 0 to lot 1 Christiana R Ie $468 Barker, H. O. Hoff June 29, 18 Rush. $750 Henry Mever, Aug 18g9 ; 2 a yder to Sam Nile Fra 4 N Fire Alarm n Monday fire in the resider Street The wnere Linn teamers a ladder truck st y on the SOU men, womer was found 1 the kitchen hose were SOON at pay on ih two on the outside of the house, and luge of water arrested the fire neighborhood is well planted wi wooden residences and a fire ut way with winds favoring the devon clement, would do serious harm is the part of town However prompt and efficiency of our fire laddies. were y the occasion and p equal t prevented ser lous damage. Damage may be over fs Knights of the Golden Eagle The following are the officers of Belle fonte Castle No of Pa., for the ensuing six months Past J. 8S. McCargar, noble chief 04 CAr Wetzel, vice chief J 157 Bellefonte, term chief Kennedy John. ston, high priest James Schofield, Robert Sheffler BE E. Ardery, clerk of ex. H. Tay Ww orthy { I H yen erable hermit , master of records W LH ichline chequer or, keeper of ex John uken chequer herald M Kt bach an ir Ad worthy chamberlain Geliret eusign James Dawson W. P Kuhn, first guardsman second guardsn M resentative to 1 Harrison Walker - Thirty-seven Years of Service. Jarhes KE. Waddell, conductor of local 4re ight ou the Bald Eagle Valley ratiroad entered the service of the Pennsylvania railroad January 1, 1863 and on Monday, December 31, 1900, completed thirty. | seven years of continued service, each spent on the Bald ERagle Valley branch of the Tyrone division, Pennsyl. vania railroad, one Many a fool gets through all right by looking wise and keeping his mouth shut, | {of a pleasant and cheerful disposition and RECENT DEATHS. | LOWELL A. Smita: after a lingering illness of many months, Lowell A. Smith peacefully'passed away at the home of his mother, in Pine Grove Mills, on Dec. 21, atthe age of 30 Lowell years, 1 month and 4 days. was a most excellent young man and enjoyed the friendship 1 . » gh all and esteem of all who knew him; he was BAKING FOWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome ROYAL BAKING POWDER 06, WE Ww YORK brought much sunshine to his aged to | 1 hi whom he w y closely mother an brother and sister, Brook Trout Fry? Pennsylvania fish appi anting Who Wants The 1 reaay attached, and | ed the deep COM mis years ago he cation hurch trout waters of t The attention of Aauoj] | 8} annua meet) NEw CENTURY FooTwEAR...... Minole’s Shoe Store. PUBLIC SALE REGISTER Mis Friday, March 15: Jerry Kelly, M rab I MN ! pear | J e iy 1h He had d about ! Penn "nis ATS Ago ABRNER Hall's Tuesday EDMINSTON M died FR}? KE highly respected ed AD COLUMN 1st Over a vear ago he had one of his feet amputated, Since that time he had been in ill health dropsy having deve oped CAPT Jonx Berek home Fort died at his Saturday He county, neat Scott, Kansas, on WANTED of Ine GIRI afar y evening, Dec. 29th, aged 57 years was born at Centre Line. this and is a brother of Isaac and Isaiah Beck | WANTED Twelve fonte Shirt Fy at Centre Line o died GENERAL Menefle in Wednesday IRFP SHAPFIR at Burnham, near Lewistown, of Typhoid Mills children fever He was formerly and leaves a wile small His REC WAS 15 year - Weather Report Bellefonte Station TEMPERATURES A in Minim LOST Heavy SITUATION Mar a wile no eo} WADI A Don ' Capable f : » "a sosition, Address Geo Wise Penn Ha ya RA ha HOME FOR SAL) par ! 1 + bulidings, iM Acres cloudy Hall. App sind ground. ol ’ : ¥ al Centre Democrat offi al | Unnilre ™ Rain, on night of 8th, 47 Inch o WANTED General Agent in this county to handle our line of watehes and appoint Toeal ACERIA, AD currgetio man can make bg mon ey easily, rapidly and honors Write today National Watch Co., Reading, Pa Notice to Farmers. On and afer December 15th we will not take any kind of grain on store at | WANTED our mill, We will, however, be in the market for cash grain constantly and Must be clean, i dustrious and Sth good milk will pay the highest prices. (ors. Will pay $.50 a year, with chance for an | Increase, Every thing furnished, Imi so tf Puorxix MiLLing Co. | from town, FP. b. Box 231, Onrrington, N. b. a Man and wife, no children to work on & North Dakota dairy and grain farm, | Cured Lyon #Co’s MID WIN] ER Clearance Sale.. W { 000080000 LYON & CO, edb Bellefonte, Pa. MARKET QUOTATIONS, ef y correct paper is Bellefonte Produce Ofs Are paid by Bellefonte—Grain The t Mm wo Co. hk Red wheat per? Red Wheat per bushe Kye, per bushe! Corn, ears per bushel, old Corn, shelled per bushel, old] Rariey par bushel, . Oats, per bushe Corn, sare per bushel Coburn new a Grain, Pollowing Are the prices paid for grain by the doalers at Coburn Wheat (old) per bushel... won new, Onta, nice = ———————) i, —————— 4h
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers