THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JUNE 13,
1901,
HAPPENINGS
ABOUT TOWN
ews Compiled During
the Week
The Local N
BRIEFLY TOLD INA FEW LINES
Persona
Wha
Men
Our People
Mention, Society Events
Iranspired Worthy of
Short Paragraphs
Movements of
Has
tion
Wm
ting in a few weeks’ visit
Miss Rebecca B
home Monday
phia.
Mr. and Mrs. M
sail on the 15th for a six month's tri
lohr, of Centre
anchard an
evening from Philalde
urray Andrews wi
England.
Miss
structor in
Mawr, has arrived home,
Elizabeth Blanchard, an
one of the schools at Br
— Miss Jennie Morris, who has been
teaching school in Philipsburg is at home
for her summer vacation.
— Miss Mildred Smith
for Philadelphia where she will visit
sister, Mrs. Thomas Seixas.
Friday
her
departed
— Miss Louisa Valentine has returned
tt
bome from an extended visit t
phia, Downingtown and other cities,
o Philadel.
Edward and Theodore Haupt, who
have been conducting a cigar store an
factory at Milton, have sold
his §
out and re.
turned to their homes in t lace.
Frank E. Naginey departed Sunday
afternoon for Boston to attend the annual
conclave of Heptasophs in that city
The engagement of Miss Blanche I
Mr. and Mrs
Fauble, of this place, to William W
Fauble, eldest daughter of
M.
Schloss, of Philadelphia, has been an.
nounced
Quite extensive improvements ha
-
been made at the Br The
terior been
has
of the Lutheran cht
of Centre Ha
x amon K
ommunity
hundred
ring the evenir
guests assembed 1
respects to the faculty and the members
ass that completed its cour
The reception rooms were taste
decorated and Prof. Smith
ira was on hand to liven
of
th
Th om}
P1 Hughes in
hb
{work
" ome their choice
eles s fortyn
the same
wi A AP unusua
The Prof ils
Years more of usefulness
A num!
asked the
the
n town close at f
’
’ fair for
in that
many
APAcity
wr of the clerks about tows
:
1a ve
na A wor '
wriler lo say
behalf. of movement 0 have the
lores p.m. during the
heated term of July and August, exce
pt
on days that are designated as pay day
At some of the large works. The argu
juestion that
1.
deserve attention and cousderation
ments on both sides of thi
and
80 doubt some people are lnconvenienced
en
by this early closing, but on the whole
there is a great deal of relief afforded ¢
many, a bit of leisure at a time when it is
most appreciated. Nearly every mer
chant in the town has signed the petition
and we believe that it will be adopted,
Give the clerks the benefit of the even-
ings during the warm weather,
bin Bellefonte, June 25th,
Wednesday was the hottest so far
th
a
§ Spring, mercary up to ga,
John J. Bower, Esq., attended to le
gal business in Clearfield, on Tuesday,
Esq., transacted
R. Chambers, i
usiness in Plnlipsburg, on Wednesday
| Orvis, Fs cted
tee of State Co on Tue
Waterloo,
Buffalo
bert Garman, of
Daniel Garman,
spent
lay in efonte at ne of his
red Bottorf, one of } erguson’s rep-
resentative men, was in town Tuesday
transacting business
Oe T
sonof Dr. T.
Monday
A
evening
VauTries Van
arrived home
from Princeton College
G. love 18
Judge John
larker,
assisting
of Cambria
ing ¢crurt this week
-- Miss Kate
Mawr (
spend her summer vacation,
Sho
hugert, who is a student
at Bryx ege, has arrived home
~ District Attorney W. 1. Swoope, and
'
fe, of Clearfield, visited atthe home of
James P. Coburn,
for
iward P. Butts and w
Mass,
| the C
of Spring
visited fri here and at.
lege
iver Witmer fell
doing
s' Armor Gag
ommencement,
and broke his leg
some carpenter work at
juarry, Tuesday.
Robinson's big shows
the glass work's
at Bellefonte
i
ding com
aster, Pg
mn s Is copal
hold an entertainment in the
ourt House on the evening of Thursday
Pi f
ire and exhibit
June 20th, at which Shed, o
i tate
o..eye \d ect his ¢
’
Tes
cened vel
giving
Away Japan
wing to the Fl Ome
ling
been
ng
m
ny having d the
ness 28 their
ant has
mverted into a ms we have
ountinued their tations on the
Hereafter Our market
otations w we furnished by CC. %
Wagner who operates the
He
Arge Brock
erhoff mill near efonte and has sales
on Bishop street and is the lead
grain dealer
me whose market
Ons, As we as his word an be
Married
Shmuel Roberts and Miss Minnie
Markle, both of Bellefonte, were married
Tuesday evening at the Evangelical
church at this place. Samuel D. Getiig
acted as best man and Miss Billa Miller |
was bridesmaid, The ushers were D. O.
Hazel, C. B. Newcomer,
and Clarence Longacre.
James Shook
They took the
|
Robinson's large railroad show will |
RECEPTION FOR SOLDIERS
|
As we stated the
the
in A previous issue,
members of th Regiment are ex
the Philippine
week August
more
of
In order that
pected to return from
Islands by the first in
Among them will be a dozen or
Centre county bovs, a large number
¥
whom are from this town,
a publi
Monday
al
over
umber of
ome discus
ed to gi
and the
pointed
nent recepti
John I. (
Curtin, and Amos They
to
the
another
instructed meet oon as possible
and report result of their delibera-
tions at meeting, in the same
place, on last Wednesday evening, which
they did as follows
A
recent
2 recepit
Beaver
on KE
Chairman, Gen. James
retary, Chas. R. Ku
B. Blanchard ; parade, Col. Austin Cur
tin | fireworks, 5 B, Miller; speakers, D
F Fortney ; music, § H. Wi
cort, Wash. Reese ; finance Jas
ams cs
Harris
irmen of the respect.
ive comm mpowered to
fill out the sa AS many ass
as they may deem prudent yme addi
tional gcon be created,
there is any ne
was the opinion that the soldier boys
arr at S¢ Francisco about
ve
were |
stants |
[May 28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
Gathered from the Various Offices About
the Court House
MARRIAGE LI
C. Young
". Beals
Hoover
Vaughn
Markle
Frank Weber
Coun y O
[4]
ot
in Philip
WwW.
May 20,
John W
i,
Wi
WwW. |
Shoemaker, July
land in Spr
burg, §
Kreamer to
lot in M
!
to |
190
ray
1501 ntere
rth tw
6564
Moses Thompson et
Houtz, Jan. 12, 188¢
| lege twp, $15 °
| John M
ing twy
$0
tlw
Mary E
more
the |
be kept there |
they
The
at the
and that
1 the parade
cipal
uminated
Armory
then writing a stay
that struck him as just the thing to add to
his renown, somet hie g shu
ug his
wasba m
to the
titoff, agnaw
n breadbasket reminded him It
me toget ug
and he rushed
his
as
Carman House to usto
get
mary-—break fast Dreams, we all
Know
and
ome to that
breakfast
nothing was left to him but the mem.
A
the
pshot
{ when he awoke has not
yet received a n Ongrega
tion he s0 wond edified, nor have
we seen a eaders for the
columns of the Centre Democrat. |
bote
ut we
know he reached the
-
Suit |
or Large Damages
Mrs. Nannie Heaton, of Bellefonte, wife
of Harvey Heaton, the young man who
at the Memoria
March 1¢
falling
died hospital at Johns
town from injuries he recely
the
nderground
ed in from a
the
pole while In
Standard
Cable company, w=
empioy of
bring suit against
the company in the United States district
conrt at Pittsburg, 10 recover $50,000
damages for her husband's death.
N. B. Spangler, Attorney of Centre
county, is in Johnstown this week, look.
caring
|
|
are |
fir
HA, Ar
A Dew a
of that we
-
Internal Revenue Notlce
Tr rv ’
if order to accommodate aps ant
and save them mach possible
John
expense
and trouble, Deputy
]
Harter
will specially atten at the following
ve taxes and issue stamps
M McC orm
and Friday
a 0473 m
Bellefonte Garman H
piaces, to rece
lock Haven 8
ofhce,
and 2
er
Thursday June
from 8 m. 1
"
June 4. from oa. p.m
House
from Ah. m8
Philipsburg Passmore
day, June 2¢
0
.
Married at Rebersburg
pretly
A
bome of
wedding took place at the
ex-commissioner John Wolf
at
Wednesday evening sth
when Miss Winifred 8 Wolf and Prof
Edwin M. Brungart were united in mar
riage. The wedding
morning started for
K ebershurg,
Arty
Buffalo
»
Thur sday
Telephone Promotion
"The Central Pennsylvania district di
rectors of the United Telephone Com
pany have promoted Harry Murty from
superintendent of the local lines to a like
position covering district No. 6, with
heaaquarters at Bellefonte."
The above item was takes from a dis
patch sent out from Sunbury,
afternoon at Frank
[lege
{mantie for the
RECENT DEATHS
WILLA
after bey
Hi
tH
wilh pneumonia
tht oa hiers and
a fon
wile two sor
whe
had
past two year
tiroke
of paraly
years of age
sons, Caleb K
rown to manhood
home, at
morning
.
1 Jor upwards
three years wa man
fi
axe
a
and long
r Man
He
and
Was a na
Ome Year
* {0 mou
orn it
nty veal
ew Ly
Dr. Stites” Returs
cement oo!
this
ed that Dr. St
From an advert
another part { issue
not ies has
efonte and w= resume
Cation
alist and his manner
barmony with
ling §
the
act mers
peop.ie
that he
permanent
ha 13 10 make
OCalon
. .
A demand for bh
-
there
Business is dull in town at presest
as most of the people in the country are
[engaged on the farm looking after the
cn pe
At class day exercises held , Tuesday
Marshal
A
n and ool
Lancaster
:
0
* Edwin
Pa.
uuior class
Pa en Jieg
ler Rebersburg,
-
It is not always the breery person who
finds something to blow about,
Spooniness is not needed by the man
who would make a stir in the world.
A great many people seem 0 be all |
taken up with the elevator boy.
MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS...
M. C. GEPHART,
11 ;
Bell Mhetm
il
iCilll,
‘ 0
ne -
LG Go
efonte a
Mi
SURPRISING...
MARKET QUOTATIONS,
All market
od mach TY
cloned for the pre
rediay
a
Bellefonte — Produce
The following prices are
tow prod *
Eggs per Josen
Lard, per pound
Tallow pes pound
Butter, per pound
Hide, per pound
“honlder, par pound
Bellefonte
pa
te
Lrrain
I'he tollowing bBrices are pad
wen for grain
Rod wheat t bushel
ye, per | —
Lorn, shelled, per bushe)
Barley, per bushel.........
Oats, per bushel .......