THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., JUNE 13, 1901. 7 CORRESPONDENTS | DEPARTMENT appenings A centre County Happenings About Centre Co mt this is to be a repetition of the year 1 Briefly Told by (a a summer) will come Woodward. Last Sunday was a clear, cool day. Hence the prediction of seven successive Sundays doesn’t hold good this season. | appearances the prophecy that R1fy year without spent a few days at ABLE WRITERS |, C0 ha) tome in this f, who viace place. "(AD DC - A CORPS OF Grandmother Orndor had been Many visiting her in nion county, for sometime, returned home last week, y ‘he Misses Maud William Verna | \ hi Iranspiring—1Is ‘ ! ! ’ Calities What is | » fosterman, Lida Yearick and Mess: Your Section Represented ? terman, Sr., and H, F. YVeari ! Ministerial and sister Our Alert Correspondents Note Important Events in Different Lo- Chas. Ho k attended Milesburg. Tue week Convention, 1 he i day afternoon evening ( 1 t t her I Hall, on the | NM. Wolfe was in the shaking of Spring Mills, and Dr, Braucht ourg y bands with many of his acquaintances Howard Moore, of Howard, was in the 3 rarTm . burg recently. i from Laurelton and exhibited here, A. 8S. Smith spent a few days at og large crowd was present, y last week | 1g over the bat. . 1 tysburg A ND hii the G. A. R J. C. F. Motz transacted t ’ pb 3 Cc Lr, ¢ Li grount 5 any attending “| Millheim, Monday. encampment. ‘ " i . left for Pittsburg to visit his Wyle, from Aaronsburg, Geo ay SE, (or SYN ST through our town selling a choice variety 8 ree son Joseph, last week, . of strawbervies. ~ 1 o 4 ~ . » S. $ rman presente Bes Charles Zhan n La San Miss Laura Hutchison 3 Ay a 2 bouncing Nig YoY bo wea. | from Lewisburg, was the guest « Cay the md. . Aley Moz Mrs. Elizabeth Essington died AM - 1 * aS AL J Thursday morning last; a stroke ¢ was the gue her death. Interment at Pine Hostes maz 5, on Saturday Sth, See . Geo. Johnson visited Tyrone re- Geo. is employed at the Tyrone recently looking at iD g DArrows A Smith's show came thro' the business in assed passed and nephew, f Mrs on f Aaroushurg, Miss Veroa f munds, aused . oO! Grove st friend, week Since the caterpillar has made its ap pearance his scason, the question as to t really turns into a batterfly frequently asked and will be in the following brief descrip forge whether ? : has been Montgomery & Eckenroth, of Belle: g.cwered fonte, papered two rooms with good sub- | ion The eggs, from which the cater- stantial and beautiful paper that will | 5iar is hatched. are laid at a suitable stand the inspection of the best workmen l in from five to ten days in that branch of business ; the work was upon the differen the done for A Smith in a workmanlike the eggs are hatched and a manner; a npected with the a or caterpillar, appears workmen ; men they may tell batched, the caterpillar i you about fourth of an inch in length, but ADE rapidly it increases in grown weeks lace and de pending e in S JOKE IS ask the Gray, who is the great children, savs, ‘I am ucle Geo. grand-father of 1¢ begining to feel up in years about two Poorman, of Tyrone, spent jer, Mrs Clayton Sunday wit (3e0. Tav- or Two young blooded s walked four | - d a and beho \ orated with ered good satisfac! Samue! ed his second n the Scranton th § branches of exam Corre good resu re , now whom C3 ng i have been pe Is again lay son TO 10% A fiend ned of Homestead hatle Loidwe The M. E schoo! he children’s day Stops the Cough Laxative | mie yinine Ta Cure, no Pay and Works off the Cold. cls 1 Maud ent WW ry . gracing the H ey John 1 bh, of Penna Furnace, several days recently among friends in this place David Fuhloshi 3" accompanied by Miss Bess Lytle, of State College called at the home of P. H. Meyer on Sunday Quite a number of our citizens attend ed the commencement exercises at State College, this week Will Stuart, one of our rising young when, who has been working in Pittsburg for the last few years is at present under his parental roof, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bituer, of Spring Mills, are visiting among friends in this place. Harry Shirk and family were in Belle foute on Saturday. Mrs. Henry Meyer accompanied by her son Nevin, spent Saturday in the county seat, David Getz, one of Lemont’s leading lights was mn town on Friday night The class of “04 of State College, were in town on Saturday and pristed their numbers in large red letters over a number of the buildings. C. E. Welland has had his house painted by our boss painter Wm. Hess The water company are having a new reservoir made as the present one is not large enough to supply the town with water during the summer months, A number of our citizens attended the funeral of Mrs. Mary Rbinesmith, of srars Bellefonte, on Saturday, Lucas CounTy . y FRraxgk J. Cneset makes oath that he ns the enlor partner of the frm of F. J. Cheney 4 Co loing Business in the nt of Toleds Wnty snd State aforesaid fa That said firm will pay m oof ONE BUNDRED DOLL ARN fon each And every case of Catarrh that cannot be ied by the use of Ha SUATARRN Conn FRANK J. CHENEY me and subscribed In my th day of December. A.D. I, GLEARON Ba Fa & Tyr pent This signature is on every box of the ger Laxative Bromo-Quinine ravi he remedy that cures a cold in one day ine Fultzburg. Harter, junior member of the umbering firm of Harter Bros., accom. panied bv W. C. Krader, of Coburn, made a trip to West Virginia last week in search of more lumber. They expect to go into the lumbering business in that state { if they can find lumber to sus them, AM Adam Sheasley had the misfortune to receive a severe cut in the hip with an axe in the band of a fellow workman which glanced while they were both peel. ing bark in the woods on Thursday 6th. Tom Miller, the ladies man, has pur. chased a fine young driving horse and pow can take his many friends out dris ing with more speed The sawmill has shut down for the past two week, on account of bark peel. img which is now in full blast, when not delayed by the heavy ralus romio Ciry Fr Toe a Bay It Now the Do not walt aati] you or some of your family are sick nigh unto death, and then send for Chamberlain's Colic, Chol. era and Diarrhoea Remedy, but buy it sworg to now and be prepared for an emergency, | [To uo this It is the one remedy that can always be betore A.W tended Children's day exercises held the Grange day. visiting their fri at the home of his and Sunday. [4 count ofan impo Kg su © i | Zwmont ou S the was delivermg twine in home in with her parents, Bailey S rom David M1 vw K I lache! Baumgarduoer, at Stat il depended upon in the most severe and | dangerous cases. It is equally valuable | for children and when reduced with | water and sweetened is pleasant to take. For sale by Green's Pharmacy, Notary bli Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally and acta directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system rE IR Dinly, free. i « C [ & CU, Toledo, 0, | sa Rold a, Te Hall's Yami T1in are the best : | each box, Oak Hall. and daughter at. )yY Mrs. Henry Dale at Pleasant Gap on Satur. Co are nith, f State Misse 8 ; tery . ore Foster, o eRe, i, Mrs A. A Dale, E of Bellefonte brother He w day tant a8 Comig iron home on afternoon on ad social engagement Axemann athering Morday A ceeded iu get A ude umber of 1 services at a the Lv Sunday ay morning tinment in Miss ie Dale rale's Summit, ana were town. Joseph Stone and daughter Sue aturday with friends at Julian agent hine ( lay Oscar Stover, of Boalsburg, for Deering Harvesting Mac town on 0 Fri returned to her Mrs Geo. Bailey has Altoona afler a few weeks visit Mrs Rock daughter, at John Kline and visited among Thursday. Mrs friends priogs on E B purchased a flock sheey er, of Pine Grove Holter and iting their Peters Mattie nd Miss « » 3 wCillC Misses pRer are ne s«¢ and Mrs look Ha home George Spayd { Penn sit here 10 his for: lay Miss Ruth Hinds a week lock Haven with her grandmother spent Theodore Hostermaz mainder of his lumber hauled for ship ment from the Wetzel tract and has also Gunished sawing his tract at Pine creek be is now ready for another tract to move his mill to, $ baving the re Ammon Stover another horse to take one he sold a week ago Penn Twp. recent the y purchased piace of the I. A. Meyer, of Coburn, who has been a student in the Broad street Conserva tory of Music, Philadelphia, during the past year, returned home recently Michael Evert has lately purchased two hundred acres of timbeland of Mr Smith Jacob Kerstetter is the proud father of a bouncing baby boy since last week Robbers entered the store room of | W. Glasgow, at Coburn, one night last week, and got away with over $200 worth of watches and jewelry. The money drawer was forced open, but fortunately for its owner, it contained only a small amount of money, A. M. Harter, of the lumbering firm of Harter Bros, and W. C. Krader left for West Virginia, Monday. They will Ko into the lumbering business in that state if they can find timberland to suit them W. LL. Hosterman took a carload of fat hogs to the eastern markets last week, A.J. Evert is in Union and Lycom. ing counties dealing in horses. "pon returning he will start out selling bug. gles. To Cure a Cold In One Day, Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, All druggists refund the money If it falls to cure. KE. W. Grove's signature is on 25¢. Nittany. Mrs H. ¥ was the guest several Mrs ing on last week Stover, of Hublersburg, of her mother, M: Tate, days last week, Kate Snyder, of Tyrone, was call- her friends at this place this formerly was t home, M fi we of heir JULY IST = must find every spring and sum- mer Suit in our store sold. Our accomplished postmisstres 4 attended the wedding 1 Bertha Mc day evening enjoyable lie Tate, Ie wa i ed ath of hi I'he fu Iargely aut near, Mr eon iw Week father f Mir peopis wa i of the nera 0 ended by Fmerick ome thirty Mr look state that 5 Sick now too ; she i on Sunday ; this as sheriff himse yet 10 Shaffer ous chi ly bad to be up Mages the f Mrs of Greenburr, was held in the Suydertown church. She leaves mourn her early death a husband and five children, besides many Cause of death quick consumption Mr. Neihart, just moved away this place in the spring CHILDREN DAY SERVICE n in day evening was very much enjoyed by a full house, and the children deserve PY great praise for the way they conducted both in speaking and sing- Ing. It is impossible to give all the names of those who We wi ust give a f by Blanche man On last Thursday the funeral of Will Nethart, reiatives from themselves, p ie recited bine,’ by Caleb Mear! re The Lowest Prices Ever Known for..... = Cood Clothing Ww the Mabie Ke A will accomplish this. when he = MUST BE CLEANED UP. A == Not a single suit to be carried over if possible. Yarnell. to buy your next summer's clothing NOW. ME AT ONCE Be amongst the first to take advantage of the BIGGEST PRICE REDUCTION SALE of GOOD CLOTHING inaugurated in Centre county, rain and badly washed 1 Martin, of M ¢, Johu Croft of this $ v of Ray eshurg = his un Oran Heaton, of Milesburg, spent Sun day at the home his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Confer, at this place, Mrs. Alfred Poorman + Mrs. Bechdel, Raymond Butler is laid up with a bad ly cut foot. We hope for his speedy re covery I. M. Butler, of Curtin's works, spent Sunday with his mother, We are always glad to see him Children’s day service will be held at | the U. B. church at this place, Sunday | morning, June 16. A fine program has { been prepared for that occasion. Miss Alice Neff will close her term of school for this summer, June 20, with a picnic; everybody is invited, Bring'your basket with you "When the jcat is away the mice wil play Some people do that too - Ferguson. ace of sited her sister of Snow Shoe last week ever Had a surfeit Caterpillars of rain as well as of Crops look all right. unless grass and wheat lodge from rank growth Joseph Balley, of Port Scott, Kan writes he was afflicted with paralysis He was a sergeant in Co. KE, 4sth P» Vol. and served all through the war of the Rebellion. George W, Bolinger, of Tadpole, ex. pects a peach crop of not less thas two thousand bushels. Mrs. Levine Gates is quite 11] with dropsy and heart trouble Miss Mary Bottorf visited Altoona friends last week, Rev. Ralph lin his family, former [RAwosD, of Brie, and Penns valley, are Jopulas t in ga lime at grandfather Snyder's, FAUBLES Brockerhoff House Block, Bellefonte, Pa.
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