THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JANUARY 24, 1001.
CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
Happenings About Centre County
Briefly Told by
A CORPS OF ABLE WRITERS
Our Alert Correspondents Note Many
Important Events in Different Lo-
calities——What is Transpiring—Is
Your Section Represented ?
Unionville.
George Calhoun and family, of Miles
burg, are visiting at the home of his
father, Irvin Calhoun.
Superintendent C. L. Gramley visited
the schools in this place ou last Friday
and found them in a ‘high state of culti.
vation.” The professor 18 a handsome
man. Why the ladies exclaimed as he
passed along the streets "Ain't he pret-
ty ?"'
The town council have put up a test
lamp of one hundred candle power on
Bathurst's corner and it is giving per:
fect satisfaction. It makes a strong
white light, almost equal to most of the
arc lights in use in otner towns. Nothing
slow avout Unionville.
W. Harrison Walker, and his
friend Mr. Holloway, came up from the
county seat on last Saturday evening.
No arrest was made, but the police were
on the alert in case of trouble.
Esq.
The teachers local institute, held here
on last Saturday, was a decided success,
if we are allowed to draw one conclu
sion from the short time it was oar
pleasure to be present, The music ren.
dered by the choir was exceptionally
fine. We have not, at our command, ad-
jectives strong enough to do them justice,
Mrs. Sarah C. Brown manipulated the
organ. Miss Rose Hoover, of Patton
township, recited “Selling a feller’ in
such an easy, graceful manner, as would
have done justice to many a professional |
elocutionist. Miss Maud Johnston re- |
cited ''The Bridge Tender’s Story’’ ma |
very impressive manner. Her graceful |
gestures. ease of manoer and expression |
of countenance, were pleasing features |
in her address. Pretty little Rebie Cal. |
houn surprised every one present by her |
recitation of “Take Care.” Her voice
was clear, and strong enough to be dis-
tinctly heard in every part of the house ; |
her pronunciation and articulation were |
almost perfect. t was a fine treat
Among the many teachers present were
Professors Meyer and Fortney both of
whom aided in entertaining the audience
generally and a couple of our young
ladies especially. Not having been pres-
ent at other sessions we are unable to
give future details, but, judging from pab-
lic opinions, the institute was highly
entertaining and we hope proaatabie to
the teachers and scholars who were
present
We have a few machine-made rhymes |
which will tell own story-—to the
tune—''Yankey Doodle’ without chorus
A
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its
Here it goes :—
Six pretty little maidsns fai:
With cheeks so fresh and rudy,
Mot at a neighbor's b
Their
use one night
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Into the kit
Then nau
Save pans and d LF ng |
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» underzo the coolir
Then all went merry as a marriage bell
With joy and song elated,
But when they went to get thelr sweets,
It had evaporated
girls” cried Bess, “Our taffey’s gone |
« taken by the cats
ike another lot
in Rough on Rats
said Flora
have
that wen't do
might some gone would
hook™ It
I'l] Just bet you what you dare
T'was the nasty boys that took It
Known
MORAL
Always bear in mind this rule,
Don’t put your taffey out to cool.
Then Mabel said, “Well, I don’t care,
I don't like taffey any way. Say, girls ;
let’s go and get a drink of ice cold water
out of the mill race’ “No,” said Mag
gle “come with me and let's eat raw
onions.” “The nasty mean things"
said Bess, “I wish the'd burn their
mouths with it."" Just then a gentle tap
at the door reminded them that it was
time to adjourn, they did, but they had
lots of fun over the joke that was played
oun them by the nasty’ boys.
Domino,
Centre Hall,
Rev. Rhoads is having an interesting
protracted meeting.
Prof. Crawford isteaching a large class
in vocal music at Tusseyville.
Rev. Rearick is about to open a series
of meetings in the Lutheran church.
Helen, daughter of John Breom, is ill
with lung fever,
Rev. Warden well known in our valley,
is holding union meeting in the Reformed
unl Lutheran union church at Tussey-
ville.
Ed. Foreman is happy over the ar.
rival of a little son ; and Thos. Benuage
is cheered in the same line,
Tu new thing landlord James Run.
e,
Howard Homan has changed his place
of employment from Altoona to Moutan.
To Cure a Cold in One Day,
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money if it fails
| continues it will
to cure. FE. W. Grove's t
«each box. ase, Sganwte "on
Snow Shoe.
The revival meetings being held at
the M. E. church, are increasing in at.
tendance. Rev. Durkee is assisting Rev,
Faus with the meetings, All are invited
to attend
F. P, Geary the tounsorial artist was
not feeling well Sunday. He has gone
home for recuperation. We hope he will
return soon,
Miss Womelsdorf, the kindergarten
worker at this place, visited her home in
Bellefonte over Sunday.
Nothing has been heard of Miss Shel.
ley's book on Hoboism as yet, but that
doesn’t say that she succeeds better as a
hobo than as a writer, and has gone back
to the profession. All things come to
those who wait, if they don’t expire be.
fore they have waited long enough ; even
hoboism.
Roll Shope was seen in town Saturday
A. A. Roun, the engineer, has
troubled with a pain in his side since last
Sunday. He is better at this writing and
expects to resume work Monday.
heen
The Snow Shoe engines were run on
Sundav, Jan. 6th This is the first time
Snow Shoe people were privileged to see
car wheels turning in town on Sunday
for some time,
J. B. Yarnell has gone on the M. VY.
railroad as brakeman,
Hoyd B. Shank has left Snow Shoe to
attend a business institute at Buffalo, N
Y. Snow Shoe will be sorry to lose him,
but will wish him success.
The dance seemed to be very enjoyable
I, A. Gripp was there and grabbed a
few victims for forms otherwise
everything was lovely.
Old mother earth
little bit out of her usual
the plane of her orbit
tainly not getting what
in comparison with other winters
be the land slide, after the Nov. election,
had something to do with it. It seems as
if there has been a great displacement
somewhere
SAKC,
must have tilted a
inclination to
We are
1S coming to us
May-
cel
are glad to meet
you. Hope you will stay. A reinforce
ment is alwdys encouraging, and the
way some scribes have been abusing the
Snow Shoe itemizer is fierce, to put it
mildly. Now, perhaps there will |
little consideration on the part of wou
be critics of the Snow Shoe news
pounders. The next insinuation
the good purposes of said compounders
will t in the matter being
from a combative standpoint
A certain young man in
hereby instructed to stop and think
remember, “It is not all of life to live
To reflect seriously on who furnishes the
coal he burns away into the wee small
hours. He may be thus making it com
fortably warm for himself and
but there mav be chances of his making
it hot for himself if this is
Snow Shoe No. 2, we
agains
resul
waked ur
this town is
To
herself,
kept
| beyond a reasonable period of time
night of the entertainment at the
byterian church an unusually
amount of coal was consamed. I
resait in exposure
Milesburg.
Wm. Br ned to Burnham on
of visit with his family
Robert Broom is at present confined
his bed with com pit
The blind tric
and entertainm
to
vocal
a hay wagon,
1's residence
m what
njoyed
to
| we could
the them
carn of
{selves hugely
Harrison Ammerms:
sick list for several days
been on the
Tomer Hugg has returned home
Philipsburg where he 1s employed
clerk in one of the stores pur poses
ing his family there
as
mow
Andrew Hugg and wife spent Sunday
in Philipsburg with his parents,
Miss Mary Bavarr arrived home from
Philipsburg, recently, where she was em
ployed at the Swan House
Mrs. Harris Hugg returned bome to
Philipsburg after a brief visit with her
parents here,
Irvin Kline has opened a cobbler shop
in the old postoffice room, owned by the
Green estate on Mill street, he
your patronage, give him your work
solicits
It is rumored that James Gregg will
leave the burg in the near future with
his family-—busivess calls him else.
where.
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure
a cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay
Price 25 cents
Tylersville.
Mrs. Mary Wolf, of Potters Mills, was
visiting her many friends and acquaint
ances in this vicinity several days last
week,
Thomas Weaver lost a valuable cow
last week. They found the animal dead
in the stable one morning, but do not
know the cause.
H. B. Hough and family, of Penn Cave,
were seen in our town on Saturday.
Some of our voung boys had a fight
one night last week. They had better go
slow and be on good behavior hereafter.
Miss Cora Weaver, of Peun Cave; ac-
companied by Miss Emma Weaver, of
Hublersburg, were visiting the former's
sister, Mrs. Boyd Miller, west of town,
several days last week
Oscar Herlather is going to quit farm
ing this spring and have public sale, but
we have not yet heard what he contem.
plates doing.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by loeal applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased prtion of the ear. There is only one
way too Deafness, and that 1s by constity-
tional remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condition of the mucous Hinlug of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube gets inflam
od you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when It is entirely closed Deal
ness is the result, and unless the inflammation
oan be taken out and this tube restored to its
hormal eondition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by
entarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the musous sys faces
We will five One Hundred Dollars for any
case of Deafness (caused by eatarrh) that ean.
not be cured by Hall send for
circulars, free, | CHENEY & 00 T
oC h 0, Toledo, O,
Druggisia, 750. ""
amily Pills are the best,
- -
Catarrh Cure,
So Sola
Hall's
All bashful lovers have heart failure.
¥
Julian.
Miss Ella Davis is learning the dress |
| ster,
making trade at Bellefonte,
Arthur Irwin is home from college on
a week's visit,
Mrs, Catharine Williams has returned
home after an extended visit to her
daughter, Mrs,
Hall,
Some of our young meu are so devot.
edly attached to Unionville that they
can't get away without taking part of it
along with them,
The revival at this placa being con
ducted by Rev. E. S. Latshaw and wife
is still in there quite a
nuinber sons. the good
work continue,
bemg
Let
progress,
of conver
home from
We under.
probably the
Howard Turner came
Walls last week on a visit
stand there is an attraction,
lady from Bufialo
Perry Parsons transacted business at
Osceola last week,
Mrs. Ed. Irvin, 0
few days with Ed's
Mrs
dropsy.
her
Miss Be » Fleck
Saturday
her sister
Daniel Straw
Little hope
recovery
home on
time with
returned
after spending
at Johnstown
SOne
Ope night recently T, A
there were thieves
only
girl home It is a
he tri
walk
n his barn,
Gordie after the hor
waking
enough
out runt
drive
iy
cone
cousin,
11 der 1
Bae rst at!
that they
inhabitant
ing the
may i
in their
CASE On 1eCornr«
and St
ne of our
around
Pp, one
Walter
an exce
store
O11 De
hustlers and
you want to eal
Mrs
1ssa visi
ast week
LyroOr EC'S
man,
the
is seen got
At week visilin
in our burg
James I. Ettinger, ir the past
few weeks has been we Milton,
returned home on Saturday for an indefi
nite period
Wyle Bros
people with fresh
ally bave a fine stock
ble to dispose of them
Beni Gramleys, of Aurora
were the guests of the gentleman's si
Mrs Wert, for severa
week
rking in
are again
sh and
they
supplying
as they
have no
our
usu
trou-
amin
days
Jesse
of this pl
sonburg witl
Limbert and son,
spent Sunday in Madi
gentleman's brother
Rev, Gearhart,
Fred
of the Lutheran church,
organized a catechetical class on last
Friday evening, and has fair sized
class under instruction
Thos, C. Weaver last week at
Coburn running the grain house for his
brother, Calvin, who was confined to his
home by iliness
William Houser has ured a clerk
ship in a store in Brisbin, Clearfield Co.,
and left for said place one day last week
Prof. I. KE: Boob's singing class is a
decided success and is attended by a
large number of our young people,
The projectoscope entertainment, made
mention of in our last communication
failed to materialize, but we understand
it will be held here before long
spent
SY
Miss Mazie Forster was a Bellefonte
visitor Monday.
Gregg Township.
The cold
harmfully om
fields.
Harry Confer, of the Spring Mills
Planing Mill Co., made a fine pulpnt and
presented it to the United Hvangelical
church,
Wm. Alexander, the miller, is housed
up with quinsy.
Mrs. Michael Tibbens has been ill for
some time, old age bearing down upon
the estimable lady.
of late have told
unprotected wheat
blasts
the
Popular Song, Words And Music Com-
plete, Free.
To introduce our family dollar maga.
zine to new readers we will mail over
100 of the best secular and rag-tithe
songs, words and music, in book form
absolutely free to all sending 10 cents to
pay for a trial subscription to our paper
or the whole family, Address Vober
Blade Co., Waterville, Maine.
By the time we get horseless sleighs
we'll probably have snowless winters,
Louis Irwin, at Centre |
| Sunday, near the Robert Cooke farm, in
Howard.
Joseph Diehl, our enterprising huck-
received a car load of hay and a
car load of corn, and is looking for a car
of potatoes this week,
Mrs. Rachel Lucas i relatives
in Williamsport,
visiting
Rev. Burgen immersed five persons on
the Bald Kagle,
Mrs. James Lucas, wife and child, ar
rived on the Friday might train.
John Long, of Tyrone, visited friends
here on Sunday
John A
Anna
Sunday
Thompson and daughter
visited relatives at Snow Shoe
Nannie Lucas
Thursday
of her brother Oscar
J DeHaas is
n Philade
Lora few wees
wa calied to
on account of the
reported ill with
phia, where she has
avi
atharyn
Beech Creek
Confer | siting
irned
HOw 1ecov
and
on the
|
ne the
house
i week
Haine
where he
returned
» Milton
: past week has been em
ved for some time
Moshannon.
sited at the home of
at this place
'
has been the past
few weeks
Miss Kate B
fer were to
and F Viehder-
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1
piicfonte, Tuesday a
week
Mrs
ick list of late
Henry and Roll Borger and
cas have been employed in papering
it here recently.
)
Yeager has on the
is better at present
Daniel wen
James
1's school house, near
icertamnly be an improvement
Mrs. Matley, of Philipsburg, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Williams,
A few of the schoo
the bome of Milford Yandes one evening
last week and had a taffy pulling.
Riris were not in it, but it was no fault
of the boys for they would have liked to
had them there.
Charley Williams wears a very
pleasant smile since the arrival of a boy
at his place last week.
A birthday party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Shangraw for their
young niece, lola French, it being her
ninth birthday. The invited guests were
Alma and Mmnie Beightol, Eva and
Helen McGowan, Nora Davis, Lucy
Fleming, Martha Kerin, Malvina Mar.
tin, Virgie Confer, Rita Lucas and Mag-
gie Bierly, They passed the time very
pleasantly, eating taffy and playing
games until about 8:30 when refreshments
were served consisting of cake and ice
cream, which was considered quite a
treat at this time of the year The young
folks say they bad a very nice time.
Sober.
Miss Katie Breon has returned home
from John Heckman's where she had
been working
Miss Minnie Zerby from Bellefonte
has been visiting her parents, Andrew
erly,
John Tigen's son is improving
Mrs. Dunlap aod her cousin were visit.
tors at Paul Lingle's,
Daniel Shook is hauling paper wood
for U. G, Herman,
Wolf brother's and W. W. Jamison
| made a business trip to Millheim.
Call, what made yon so late on Sunday
morning,
her |
boys gathered at |
The !
LA
Wd) ttt dest He or
Houserville.
We had
DAS
past
Some vey coid the
werk
har
Sara
et a fall, which was
no Sealth
Rheumatism.
mach
WOrk.
10 do
vou will cure
do no harm,
The wav, to cure
Is to stop its cause,
the body get back to its habit
|
of |
wealth,
When Scott's Emulsion of
d Liver Oil does that, it
cures; when it don't, it don't
cure. It never does harm.
The genuine ha
this picture on it, take
no other,
If vou have not
tried it, send for fre
sample, its agreeable
taste will surprise
You.
SCOTT & BOWNE,
Chemists,
409 Pearl St., N. Y.
and $1.00 ; all druggists.
5 to stop
We have
GOOD INK,
GOOD PAPER,
GOOD WORKMEN,
Sechler & Co.
Table-Oi
Pickles
Ketchups,
Nances.
Mushrooms.
Salmon.
Lobsters,
Sardines and New Mackerel.
MINCE MEAT ---We are
now making our genuine home
made mince meat. All our
friends who have used it know
just what it is. The best that
can be made and the price only
12 1-2 cents per pound.
We can name only a few of the
Come and shop
You will find
goods to supply all your wants,
r & Co.
Recive Derosms; Discount Nores
JM. SHUGGERT, Cashier,
leading items,
through our stock.
Sechl