THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE IN ADJOINING COUNTIES,
Pan-American Ex posi. Conti 11
Gathered from the Various Offices About
Susie and Christine
Misses Ann,
HAPPENINGS Mises Aw
tion
ABOUT TOWN
The Local News Compiled During
the Week
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Personal
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tion
Walter Sternberg, of Phi
visiting in Be
-- Miss Bettie
week with fi 3 in
Miss Frances Hunt Mill
Bellefonte.
lefonte
Heinle
1 n Ruff
enags Dus
is spending
lo
er, of Hall,
is visiting friends in
—Mr. and Mrs. John Meese are spend.
ing a few weeks at Bedford Springs.
—Splendid corn growing weather
past week, and the crop is fi
~The Armbruster
parents i
sisters
visited their n Pe
week.
McFarlane
house
J. Kyle
the Sechler double
Bank street,
rng
has
the past week on ace
bie wi
pe
series
pie of the t
of three
which
golden
the armory, w
the
which
ustomary
always
affair and a
Our esteemed
Frain, is one of this
in having a apples; within
his walls at lea e dumplings wi
be trump while the rest of us must wait
until buck wheat cakes and sausages are
ripe before we get a taste of something
royal.
lew Bullock,
Clark” in a number of races
section of the state and will be dris en by
John Cocoman, who has had charge of
the local track the past season as trainer
He will start out with about eight or
nine horses for a tour of the fairs in this
state and
flyers
in the bunch will have some
Judge Love and Ton Harter spent
Friday along the Bald Eagle fishing for |
bass and returned with a nice mess of
fish. “Our Dan” was out of town, or
else he would have accepted an invita
tion to join them in completing an in- |
teresting trio, who could have settled all
past on the of the
creek with Tom as referee.
differences bank
Saturday morning a Camping party
of eight couples of young people of the
town will be along the Bald
Eagle, below Howard, for a ten day's
outing. Mauny Green will be the artist
located
in charge [of the culinary department |
and for the past week has been puzzling
his brain as to how to Spring a lot of
tempting daioties on his people,
Burkhold
and H, F
Wednesday in
Messrs, W. KE
, of Centre Hill, Spent
yn, N,
. Wi
es, of Brook
the home of Rey
ie and Te
a, are guests
OB. HB
klen,
who
Huntingdon,
es in this place.
and family, of this place,
JAE
left yesterday afternoon, for a two week
visit with friends Jessup, Iowa
rned
day evening from his tour
1 appears in
the best of health, |
herished frie
Everyone has achance at t
The
tached, will go uj
ymised on Saturday evening
second balloon with a
from the stree nt
and the
one who brings the tag to the store within
<
of Yeager & Davis’ shoe store.
five days from time of start will
the st
be given
a choice of any shoe in
for | 5 \
allowed to raise free fr
per pair The balloon must be
hindrances
H. Hoy,
Don't
ma
Mr.
the finder of the last tag
at least 100 feet was
fail t
see the balloon go up
Tne members of ( ompany B have
received their new uniforms and will
wear them at the Coming encampment,
They are of entirely new material known
as Khaiki and have the color of, well just
plain ordinary common yellow mud, and
are made of material much
muslin or canvass,
like heavy
There is one con.
| venience about them, you can’t tell when
they are dirty or when they are clean
| and that will relieve the Inspecting officer
of much trouble and the private as well.
This uniform is the kind that was used
by the regulars in the Philippines and al.
80 by the British troops in the South Afri.
can war, Since it has the approval of
these two nations and fa recommended
| by military experts, its much out of place
for a sassy editor to criticise the National
Guards as to how their new uniforms ap.
pear. We know nothing about war, and
| there are lots of others like us.
ore selling |
the Court House
Clarence
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Half Moon
{driving
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from
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shoot
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pit of the La
sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. St i
a month's visit with H
Wilk
returned
1ily at nrg
'
john Nighthart have
both been ill at their home on Rast Bishop
street the past week, and are confined to
their beds
W.H
accepted a
Felding, of Linden Hall, has
position in Joseph & Co's
store as a clerk, and began work on
Tuesday
Sugarvalley can boast
f the old style of women yet in Mrs. Til
lie Barner, whe helped her husband
make seventeen loads of hay
The Ebenezer Church, of William
sport, picnic at Hecla Park, Friday, Au-
gust gth, is expected to be the largest
colored picnic ever held at that place.
During the past week John Morgan,
of Charleston, W. Va., visited friends in
Bellefonte, In the early 40's he was
employed in the cabinet making estab
lishment of Samue! Harris, father of
Henry P. and John P, Harris, of this
place. About fifty.one years ago Mr. Mor.
gan left Bellefonte, He is the proprietor
of a large furniture factory in Charles, W,
Va. He found but few of his old Belle.
fonte friends to greet him. Mr. Morgan's
wife was a sister of the late Gen. James
Brisbin of the U. 8 Army and he is an
uncle of the Miss Daisy and Kate Brishin
and Afred Brisbin, of this place.
of having one |
1d to
A (tes
again
two more etiers
parated
eparated
were |
Cer
While a party
up the mou ar Cedar Run
* was pulled
oming county
the way
agun and
down the mountain
| A number
cemetery near Milesburg
Murs. Jax
day at her home in
HEN
Howard
been suffering from a ompilicat
eases, but heart trouble brought the end
On last Thursday she returned from the
Wi t Her maiden
Miss formerly
tany. She was a christian lady, baptized
Re.
hospital at lHamspor
name was Beck, of Nit
in infancy and ted with the
for
and
cConne
Was
Interment
med church. yrs
10 days, was made in
Schenck's cemetery She leaves to sur
vive her a husband, Frederick, daughter
Hellen, son Christie, brothers and sisters
Mrs. Wm. Decker, Hublersburg ; Benia
man Beck, lewis Beck, Wm. Beck.
| all of
Ex-MAYOR W. F
in
Nittany
ed at
his residence lock Haven
| morning. He had been in ill health for
[| 4
over two years with Bright's disease. In
1879 he went to that city and
the Novelty iron works, in which business
he remained until his death.
-
Hannah.
We are afraid the apple crop will be a
failure
Minnie G, Rankin has returned to her
home at Philadelphia, after a pleasant
visit to Mrs, Jerry Sharer, of this place.
Creighton Barger was home on a visit
to his wife and boy, he is employed in
the Altoona shops
Mrs. Elizabeth McMonigal spent a
night recently with the wife and daughter
of the late deceased Jerry Sharer,
Minnie G. Rankin and Margaret A,
Sharer spent a day with Grandmother
Marks recently, Mrs, Marks is in her
86th year and hale and hearty.
2 months
Sunday
established |
wee (1p
n
The Rishel boys ntondale
were a nm irday, if any
wonder why, just ask them whether they
helped to eat the water melon
:
smilie oat one
.
the N
mom
d wonder why
1 not get home til}
The visitors at Tylersville during 3
nic week were Miss Dora Condo, Cleta
| Probst, Susie Melissa and Margret Mi
ler, all of Lock Haven ; Miss Rose and
idith Weaver, Sterling Miller, B. B
ler, from Brush valley : Lvda Grenin
from Logauton; Roy Miller and
men McClosky, from Nittany valley
ug
ger,
Rail
Luther were you ever left
| Huckleberries are not very plenty, but
I guess some folks pick them from pine
[ree
| Pearl and Edith say the Mill
| sports are all right,
| Don’t forget the festival to be held at
| Tylersville. in Bietley's grove, Saturday,
Aug. 13. We hope there will be a good
| turn ont,
Hall
There is quite an excitement at this
place at present, on account of a mad
dog ; but what you don’t see thege is a
doubt about it,
Clarence Miller and wife were
guests of his parents on Sunday.
Quite a number of our young folks
were to Bush meeting on Sunday, they
report of having a fine time.
the
Does the happy bachelor prove that
roubles do not come singly ?
M. 6. GEPHART,
H. C. Krape, Manager,
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MARKET QUOTATIONS
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Bellefonte Produce
wing ™ ATC Pa
} paid by Si
produce
Bellefonte Giain
I he ow prices are paid
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Wheat, oid
Wheat, new
ats, old
Oats, new
Barley
ETain
Kye
Corn shelled