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THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA
SEPTEMBER
THE RACKET
Visitors to the Centre County
Fair are cordially invited to
look through “The Racket,”
7, 9 and 11 Crider’s Exchange,
{0000 square feet flooor space ;
A Modern Department Store.
We make the broad claim that
it is The Best as well as The
Biggest Store in Centre
Kom end C if
county.
Stand-
r 5000 people.
spent -
Mis n mak f Phila
deiphia, w the gu f | sadie Dot
man y
Mrs. W
ed to her
ufin
i Do bet
“Jin gs
Nittany,
Monday
fternoor
Frank, K
you he w K
haniing his snow
We not
ing peacl
Misse
0 attend
a hold of
shaking for
foute
ve
ed busy haul
Mary and m stein expect
the V mes tl week
I hat ut Bellefonte
Wa imday was
ainly disa; a fancy ont
1 . :
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low
aou Kit
Evange
: KO
the
d Kates
Ince
the ee!
Indepes lent
ndin spol
nn IVADIA |
round-trip tickets to In 2 DO
points on its lines at
for the round trip. Tickets will be
September 12 to 15, inclusive, and will be
good to return, leaving Indianapolis not
earlier than September 15 nor later than
September 23. By depositing ticket with
Joint Agent September 15 to 23 and upon
payment of fifty cents an extension of the
return limit may be secured, to leave In-
disnapolis, to October 7, inclusive,
is from al
mold
Oak Hall.
Miss Mary Homau spent last week
among friends near Pine Grove Mill
Miss Edith Cole
visitor at the Barnhg
day.
Miss Dora Rudy, of State College, was
the guest of her friend, Miss Anna Dale
last week.
Boalsburg,
home
wa
Thur
a
on
Sam'l Everhart, of Shingletown, pass.
ed through town on Sunday evening and
stopped long enough to capture one
our nicest young ladies
Wm. Hover,
several days in
mother
M1
were
of
Haven,
guest
of Lock
town the
spent
of his
and Mrs. Geo. Tate, of Duquense,
the of their sister, Mrs, E
Smith recently,
guests
K
Miss Cora Lowder,
a weicome visitor at
father, Daniel Lowder
Mrs. A. W.
Frid; and
of Barre Forg
the home
and
Saturday
daughter
at Hou
sree t
pens
Wagner
Harry
Wa
friend
Haven
4
LOC K
ace
ters
in this
Last an item
Howard paper concerning James Daugh-
enbaugh's misfortune of losing his Pana
ma hat while plowing in the field of Wm
Dietz, el This week we hear that it
was found on a farm thirty miles below
Williamsport by a boy whose name
forget
Harvest home
the Reformed ¢ rch
excellent and ap;
delivered by the pasto
week appeared in the
we
es were held in
on Sunday an
ropriate sermon was
Rev. Crow,
The continued rains have caused runs,
rivulets and rivers to be higher than the
great flood of 188g
Miss Alta Robb, of Walker, visited her
parental home on Sunday
Moshannon.
Ella Rankin made a
burg last week
Mrs. Seymout
vigited at the
cently
Mrs
visitor
week
Ruth Foresman
been visiting in out
The Sunday picuic held in the
grove last Thursday passed off very pleas
antly Al seemed to enjoy
themselves and were delighted with a
day in the woods
Philips
Confer, of
of John
Mi
Confer,
lesburg
home re.
Lawhead, o ecarfield
i
among friends
was a
here, during the
of Marion Centre, has
town
schoo
resent
The quilting party held at the resi
dence of William Craft on Tuesday of
last week was attended by a number of
persons from our town, viz., Mrs. Mary
Ritter, Mrs, Blerly, Mrs, Lizzie McGow.
an, Mrs. Suffie Confer, Mrs, Shaunan,
and Mrs. Deliah Beightol
A number of people from Pine Glen |
were in attendance at the pienic, here,
last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Howard, of Jersey
Shore, spent a few days with friends,
here, lately.
:
Linden Hall
round
the ¢
reaching maturity.
Hi
Cath
iting in
were
rman a
few days
Miss Mav Stump came home on Mon
day for a short stay under
root
the parental
Joseph Brook
day last
Misses
jellefont
eft for Altoona on Mou-
Pearl and Bertha Stickler,
, visited a few days with
friends, Mary and Nannie Corl,
turned home on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Bitne Man-
hattan, Ill., are at present visiting with
friends and relatives through this section.
John Wian i Reed
and
were Swabb
of
then
and re.
family,
the guests of
of
George
on Sunday
len Hall, spent
old acquaintiuces at
ist returned from New
time ago, where he was
street car line
ong
one COuSM
eran.e
p bridges
ace, washing u
ds. et
aren
pent a
festival which was to be held by
Saturday evening was held
of rain, probably
in the near future
I'he
the band
in the ha
they will bo
Howard Wells spent a couple week's
vacation at his home at this place. How-
ard is fireman on a locomotive near
Derry
The Misses Maggie Miller and Lottie
Robb, of Bellefonte, s t Sunday at this
place
Miss Anna Corl, of this place, invited
some of her many friends to take part in
a moon light garden party on Thursday
ast Ihe evening was passed delight
fully, after which the refreshments were
served
nn
1 account
1 another
nen
pen
Fairbrook.
The wet weather has set the farmers
back with seeding
rol
in this
has been el
ville grammar:
i for hi
Quite a heavy electrical storm prevaii-
ed at this place on last Friday evening.
Quite a number of telephone poles were
struck along the White Hall road, D. K.
Kusterborder and Hillard Houser were
struck at Pa. Furnace, but no serious
damage was done; a very large rainfall
was with the storm,
Thrasher Ed, Harpster broke the
hind axle of his thrasher last week which
delayed him for a short time on his large
route.
Wilson Gates, of Gatesburg
section on Monday. Mr. Gates
ected teacher of the Hal
thoroughly
was
cy
school ; be |
prepares f position
If Adam carried his offspring,
he was
the fistt man to walk with a Cain,
"
Colyer.
Alfred Lee
: gut the home of
ou Sunday
Miss Sadie Wolf,
complished young of State College
was rovally entertained by her friend,
Miss Cora Houlz, on Sunday,
The entertainment gi
day school and Y. P
evening was well
being
a handsome and a
aay
the
Sunday
attended, the church
crowded in spi of the severe
thunder storm that prevailed during the
exercises; | by the time the serv
were over the stor had ceased
Singing and speaking were excel
considering the practice they had.
children all did well. Mis
ner deserves great praise
of her
en by
A.
Sun
on
te
4
ut 10es
The
ent
The
Thomas Far.
the vocality
im
for
voice.
Lolyer
festival
Grove
he {
them on their own
acob Emerich
y. he
Axe Mann,
Misses Blanche and Anna Kaup and
Margaret Fraser spent Sunday afternoon
very pleasantly with friends at Oak Hall
Miss Mame Rote,
iting at the home of
Mary Rote.
Eugene Heverly, of Lewistown
Sunday at the home of Mr. and
Wm. Stuart
Mrs. Arthur Sunday
was the guest of her mother, Mrs
Burris, on Sunday
On Tuesday Milton Lucas, of Valen
tines Forge, moved into the house which
was vacated a short time ago by James
Summers
Misses. Sue, Lizzie and Kate Weaver
and brother John, of State College, were
pleasantly entertained at the home of
their sister, Mrs. Harry Harter, on Sun
day
Mr, and Mrs. EK. Breon spent Sunday
afternoon with Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence
Hile, of Pleasant Gap
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Grove, were seen in town
f Aaronsburg, Is vis
her cousin, Miss
spent
Mrs,
pear Shiloh,
Cal
of
Stamn, of Oak
on Sunday
There has been very little cider made
at the cider press owing to the scarcity
of apples,
Farmers Mills.
George Guisewite, T. F. Meyer and
families, of Aaronsburg, were pleasant
callers at the home of J. H. Rishels, on
| Sunday.
W. Hogan, Mervin Homan and Bessie
Brown, are on the sick list at present.
One of our girls thinks she ought to
get more peac
than the rest of the |
Reforu
harve
chur
the
decorated for the
mon on Sunacay
handsome!
Robert Homan
and Miss
Reish, of Zion
nie K of Oak Hall,
of Emanuel Fye er Sun
ine, were
y ON
Eimer
Sunday ¢
Miss
Young
ingham, o
lersat W. F. R
iss Rose Ar:
ef ca
Hettinger paid
veniug,
May Shaffer
ady Ph
efonte
an
a
ad, and Ge
were p
ae
ao
ia +
aay
s0 that the ox
le separate
iid earnestly inv
form every mem ber
he foregoing Arrangemet
show to the world that we
ers organizing and standing
their
mittee as early as possible ast
have appointed {to recite
They need
Hespeciing
AD
the singing not
be Paty
Catarrh Cannot be Lure
APPL
: dIneg we
onal disease, s
take Interna
Taken Inter
the blood and
th ¢ Isnt a
by one
YORE
s powed
combined with the eat 1
acting diregtly on the mu
perfect combination of the Iw
whist prod oa such wonderfu
Send for testimonia
| pe
he Catal
know
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| F.J.CHENRY & CO
IE Rista pri 0 The
Sold by dy
Hall's Family Pills are the
] E™ RAY =Oume to the resident
dersigned, on the Reuven \ al
ing township, on 1h
Spr
| abot 15 months old
TES
inaay ev
nt
res
ed
Mr
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the
JP
Orge
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utual protection Inforn
ATIONS, ast
{lents
isin
%. ree
H
best
¢ of the un
entine farm
IW, steer
August
red and white spotted,
| with round holes cut in the edge of each ear
Owner 18 requestiad to prove
costs or same will be disposes
| by Act of Assembly
Fraxe B
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w wily And pa
as provid
ERLER,
Bellefonte
“How to Cure All Skin Diseases.’
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; want to see these new things, call in
Our pavel oval Piatinos on
ight cards at §3 and §4 are gaining wou
rity. Sittings in the even
Now is the lpieasant time
«het we make all styles of enlarg-
frame pictures and "Do
for amateurs
TAYLOR,
BELLEFONTE FA
the rest
MALLORY [&
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PROF. J. ANGEL
EYE SPECIALIST
street
sat
Ww RIN] t. "a wv ake
nihis y 151 He nie y esial
a good busines and reputation You
or. an of my coming fron
My specially is to preseribe and
teve headache, 0
and togive clear vision
1 have heen In constant
practice for TEARS, and am well able to
fOArantes ts In every case, 1 will
per special inducements and very low prices
all of (his year to those that need attention of
the eyes 10 Advertise my resalts and ability. In
valids and those that cannot conveniently leave
there home can be examined at their home by
appalntminia without extra charge, Reading
ginsses, $1. per pa'r ; frames, Soents andl up.
Will be at the BUSH HOUSE, on TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 17. HOURS FROM # A.M. tals
rm
pecia fisaes 10
“retigthen wea
10 defective eyesight
eves
rey Wl resn
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