THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 6, 1901.
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 ?
Boalsburg
Frank Ishler and family of Hublers
burg, spent Sunday at the home of his
mother, Mrs Susan [shler
Miss Bell, of Tyrone, is at
visiting her friend, Miss Priscilla Wilson,
Miss Nellie Wian, of Bellefonte, spent
Sunday at the home of Mrs. E. A. Fish.
er.
Samuel Hoover
town, paid Tom Stover
visit recently.
Miss Verna Keller, of Kansas
Kan., was in our town on Saturday
Harry Shirk spent last Wednesday
among friends in Tusseyville.
present
aud wife, of Lauver
and family a
City,
Messrs George Fortney and Tom
Mothersbaugh accompanied by their
lady friends attended the Decoration
services at the ‘‘Branch’’ on Thursday.
Mothersbaugh while
the base ball game on Decoration
was struck by a ball carelessly
by oue of the players, knocking him to
the ground, rendering him unconscious
for sometime, but soon was on his feet
again and at the present writing is about
feeling allright with the exception that
is neck is somewhat stiff
suit of the f:
watching
Day
thrown
Geo.
pleasant
Mille:
Joel Stover
the home of
dav eve.
r
was a
Wesley
se Segner, who has been
few months engage
business at Snow
Decoration
Prof. (
Lewistown, vi
Weiland seve
That
for
on the hi
among fr
Mrs. P. H. Meyer
llefonte
nen
pent
y
Lather Da
the home of his
or on Wednese
hustli
at present busi
the roads.
Our
The Decoration servi
evening were very we
W. A. Murray made the
Was that had the pris
hear it to have been the finest
been delivered here for man
The Coleville band furnished t
for the evening. The Firemen's
WAS A Success in every way
in over
“Morris chair,” was won }
Miss Katie We who bad over $2
while the other contestant only had §
Many of the students from State ( eRe
were in and kept things lively all ever
ing.
address a:
said by eget
YCAT
musi
festiva
The
conutes
Woodward.
The forenoon
off rather quietly
had gone to Millheim, but in the after
noon the day was prog
with appropriate exercises
ferent Sunday |
of A. assembled
then marche
flowers
{ Memorial Day
Since SO many
passed
person
were
praver offered
sang, in hoo
& | pence the
he ich
and Rev
Misses
Yearick
represent the
at the Minist
Convention
Dors
Mabe
were
week
Woodward
and say
him. Of
thinks so mu
Miss Burd
Memo
course,
h of
re on
lowe
Progress ng An
work : t hnished 1 he
be divid nto two, with
the part that
son of James Alexander
:
A new pet
t y fi
buildings for to fail to
Abner,
On the old Wilson farm near
own, long occupied by Daniel
Farlys
slover,
pi
ur congratulation
Milesburg.
A man of this vicinity on Monday eve.
ning walked two miles through mud to
do an other man up, but, instead of doing
as he desired, the other man proved too
much for him and hung it on him in good
shape. The pugilist, hunting trouble,
got all and a little more than he expect.
ed.
Harry Gingher and family, of Burn.
ham, visited his parents, John I. Gingher
and wife recently.
On Monday night 27th, some person or
persons attacked the store door of Wetz
ler & Sons, with an auger, boring out the
Some one fortunately came along
the thief or thieves away.
lock.
scaring
Sam’] Baird left for IL
tow
The Hose and
wvett, Cambria
ork ou a saw mill recently.
Ladder Co. No will
hold a festival on June 22, for the benefit
of the company They will the force
of the water and other displays will be
given with many features of various
kind ; all are invited to be present,
a helping hand to the fire boys,
test
(rive
Tom and Frank Campbell left on the
night train, on Thursday the oth, for
‘renton, N. J., to work in the chain
works of that place,
Alvin Smith and Clarence Taylor, of
Howard, with their families spent Deco-
ration day in the burg.
The Bald Eagle creek was bank fu
on Wednesds wight the 20th
number of | aug bt,
Wm. G iting on a porch
on Fn in autre str
Mrs 13) 4
ground ;
caused him to fall.
and gave him
soon recovered
James MM
works, was badly poisoned on t
with
front of
to the
eet In
residence fell
and other
Dr. Huff was called
medical aid
ueivousness Causes,
afterwards
'y Coming
attending
1 cemetery
while coration
A number of pers
on Decor
) ellan
riah Myers
iITg, 10 wor
y with
Cholera
it is almost
the summer
may
busies
ited to be
use for
Ferguson.
Musser
weeks ago
ars
1d behold them a
rospects ;
ar Frank Bowers
APE a room, he
bair and str
AY BEATA I'D
the hone
: hey w Ny :
ence in Centre Hall, which ha
mw for the occas
i for several mont)
to the hay DY
Port Matilda,
and Mrs. M
Coupe
of |
Mt L. Gill, and two sons
there will also be a new set of buildings ‘corge and Walter, from Conemaugh
by the present owner, Samuel Durst
visited friends in this place a few days
since,
Miss Lula Daughenbaugh, a resident
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visiting their uncle, Calvin
Siglerville, Mifflin Co, Pa., over Sunday.
Julian.
Quite a number of our people were in
attendance at the Free Methodist Con.
ference at Unionville on Sunday.
Edgar Austin and family, of Milesburg,
spent Thursday with his mother, at this
place,
There will be children’s services in the
U. B. church next Sunday evening, June
Sth, at 7.30 o'clock
Mrs. Kate Murphy, of
visiting her mother, Mrs
Workmen have been
Beaver residence near
week.
Arthur Balsworth, of Buffalo, N. Y.,
who had been visiting at the home of
Daniel Irvin, left for home last Thursday.
He was accompanied home by his cousin,
Miss Allie Irvin, who expects to spend
the summer at the above named place.
Mrs. Sarah Turner, of Wallaceton,
spent a few days with friends and rela
tives at Julian last week.
Mrs
spend
Mrs
Reuben Peck and family, of
spent a few days last week
Pecks aunt, Mrs, Murphy
Miss Dora Murphy, of Olivia
sent visiting her grand mother, M1
phy, at this place.
Lancaster, is
Mary Austin
the
past
repairing
town the
Underwood, of Buffalo, is here to
the summer with her daughter,
Daniel Irvin,
Altoona,
with M1
IK
Me
here
the able managemen
Davis The orators of the day were Rev
Tallhelm and Craig and I. T. Davis
The graves of the departed heroes were
bands with beautifu
account of the inc
strewn by willing
flowers On lement
thoughtfulness
onvey the old
10: kS aller
Thursday evening
Georg NM
were the
Mr. and
Hublershurg,
Webner and fan
t forget the
n the Evange
Sunday evening the
We have noth ng to
week, he wa A Food
wi there
Boyer
cinity th
Hartleton,
week
WAS seen n
William Stump and Bruce Rowe were
Rossman, at
A good time to set out plants just now,
they won't sunburn but might drown
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A W.UChase's Nerve PLT at Krumrine's In Ww
Store and I must say
have been all that | could desire
Unionville.
R. T. Comley, one of the best farmers
in Centre county, transacted business in
our village a few days ago.
Dr. W. Irwin, of Julian, is seen
almost daily passing to and fro through
our town on trips The
Doctor has a very extensive practice and
has thus far been very successful in his
chosen profession.
professional
1
Lloyd Underwood and family, of Re.
tort, are visiting at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jasen Underwood
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Supt. 5. S. Blair's right hand man,
Charley Murray, section boss at lu ian,
came down on Decoration dav to take in
the sights of our beautiful city and shake
hands with his many
"neck 0. woods.
Ex Sheriff Ishler, of Bel
welcome visitor in ody town last
Our people were using a road 'r in
repairing our The Sheriff had
never seen one before and asked whether
it was an automobile or a graphophone
he wanted to buy it for his son “Orry
to play with, ¢
Mrs
very serous
friends
efonte
reels
Boaz Musser has
operation for cancer, and
we are glad to state that she is getting
along as well as hoped for and the oper.
bids fair to
formed by
lergone a
ation prove successful I
Drs. Hayes
aud Dr, Rus
was per
Klump of Be
our town
efonte
Decoration day wa
heretotore
was fu
om the rura
ing passed off nicely.
mony at the graveyard in town was very
ined sang beau
songs and the Rev
Methodist
own
1 fr
impressive, choir
Mumaw, of the
made a
his charming
Thomas Mc(
)
eciared
a hght
peace!
n the
Poor nnocent
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mou which
Logan 8t.. Ne fon te
Ai my kidneys and |
® of & good dea of
aking its res
i pains 1 gh the loins
Ie and eonstipatio | Ls
eof In
¥
the of thelr
They gave
resnits ee
Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.
me prompt and thorough relief and | am glad
IT IS
Exact
As We Tell Youl
this month to t
f our Entire Stock of SPRING an
SUMMER CLOTHING. Beginnin
{ In our establishment, |
of these packages
amount you left with us.
expect. [It
mmer Seid
LAdii i WA
thie
didi
selling any
SCUINE just as gi
»
LESS MONEY, and t
FAUBLE &« SON
Brockerhoff House Block.
of Rock Hill, Huntingdon Co., is visitin
at the home of John Daughenbaugh, o
" this place.
slgnaty Mrs. Jane Cowher, widow of Geor
" Tablets | Cowher, lately deceased, is vis
(hat emres & ool in ome day | tives near Bellefonte, UE T¢ |
a cold in one day. No OC Dr. A.W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at 500
on every Price 25 cents, d ® Cure, no Pay A box at dealers or ir. A. W. Chase Medicine
| Co, Buffalo, N. ¥. See that portrait and sig
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It doesn't take a detective to find fault. abuse of 8 Che, M. D.. are on every
laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cur a LAN
of the genuine