8 EFONTE, PA., DE THE RACKET, 6. R. SPIGELMYER. BE. PF. IRVIN There is no Store in the County that can hold a candle to The Racket as a place for Holiday Shopping, with satisfaction both to yourself and your pocket book The Racket has always been a good place for Holiday wants, and this year. I( i$ Bigger and Better Than Ever The store is putting on its Best Holiday Clothes. comple. The China Store. The Notion Store. The Dress Goods Store. The Toy Store, The Kitchen Necessity Store, The Shoe Store and Half Dozen other good Qur line 1s now Stores, all under one roof, THE RACKET Correspondents’ Department Continued from page 7. Milesburg. Miss Mattie Crossmyre left on Satur. day for Philadelphia to make her home with Mrs. Maud Green, formerly of this place. T. P. Rynder and wife, of Erie, passed through here for Bellefonte, on Satarday, A. A. Kohlbecker, on Friday noon killed a four proug buck, of 200 1bs., on Wolf's Run, returning on Saturday, 29th. Wm. Baird was with the Kohlbecker party on Wolf's Run, as chief cook. He carries his diploma from the hunters as the cook. Union Thanksgiving services were held in the M. E. church on Thursday, Rev. W.F. Carson, Presbyterian minister officiating. We have four churches with many members and church goers— many seats were vacant, Rev. E. Crum elder of the Unit tion, held com day afternoon, in | Miss Hanvah Greer giving io Hollidaysbur Mrs. W. T. Fu toona to attend the f Hardy, her of last week Mrs. Joseph Baird and daughter Vern speut their Thankigivin son, Fraak and family, « Mr. Taylor and spent a portion of their Geo. Zimmerman and family, came to avoid the aonovance of a serenadiog party alas’ got it in good shape, the young Americans were on the alert : the calithumpians turned out in fall number, and gave them a number of their select pieces of music Johu Smith left on Monday for Far. randsville, where he will be emploved at blacksmithing bling, the presiding ed Evangelical a- i SCTVICes on Sun ASSOC! place speut her Thanks g with friends Was ¢ unera aw, a Phllipsburg + of Coalport, boueymoon with Feat al We will Viscolize your shoes free of charge. Yeager & Davis. Woodward. The conversation changed from topics in general to sleighing owing to the rad- bit snow that fell last Sunday, Last Monday seemed to be the ap- pointed day for butchering, the follow. ing persons, N. W. Eby, James Weaver and G. D. Motz having killed some fine potkers Protracted service in the U. E. charch commenced last Sunday evening; every. body is cordially invited to attend. Oscar Mever and wite, of Coburn, as sisted her parents, James Weaver's at butcherirg last Monday One of the Sunday schools is busily en. Raged in making preparations for a Christmas entertainment. Groodmotber Orndorf has been ill for some time from the effects of a stroke of para'ysis C. W. Eby, from Bellefonte, spent Saturday and Sunday at home. Mrs. Frank Motz and little son, are the guests of his mother, Mrs. Miranda Motz ~-See our ladies all solid dress shoes, patent and kid tips, for $1.25 Howard. Miss Ollie Wolf is i] with grip. Miss Lula and Russell ously ll. Mrs. M. P. Holter is Iittie better. Miss Mary Wilson is {11 from grip. Miss Joe Condo, who has been having rheumatism is now able to walk around, W. H. Thompson's twins are greatly improved, Blaine Hayes is improving the fever, Wu. P. Lucas, who has been at the Williamsport hospital, returned and is greatly improved, D. E. Holter is sufferin Hustler, Dietz are seri. rapidly of g with grip. High Valley. The Eisenhoth's, of Stone valley, are at present visting thelr parents, Samuel Alter was the first to butcher; five hogs tipped the scale at 1400 Ibs, 80 Sam “has vo ills to mention,” The Coburn scribe says the democrats can be thankful that they have such an able scribe iu High valley, Snow began to fall at four o'clock on Sunday; the propmen are preparing their log sleds ; now Daniel Crader can haul his wood with the sled--a big benefit to Daniel. Millheim. Miss Alma Musser visited in Bellefonte and Nittany valley, last week. Miss Bessie Sturgis is the guest of Miss Grace Treaster at Milroy. A party of Centre Hall young people enjoyed a dance at the Reish hotel, Wed. nesday evening of last week. Misses Olive Miller and Nell Andrews, of State College, spent Thanksgiving with Miss Sadie Harter. ber visit to Wilkinsburg, Saturday. Mrs, lottie Harter and daughter Jessie spenv Thanksgiving at State Col. lege, Mrs. J. C. Smith and children, Paul and Hattie, visited in Nittany valley last week. Miss Lottie Royer and Sydney Z. Reish were united in marriage at the home of the bride on North street, last Wedues. day evening, W. Randall Musser was home from State for his vacation, The Reformed congregation netted something over $18 at their Baked Bean supper last Thursday. Misses Kathryn and Lottie Armbruster were seen in town Monday. James Reish and family spent Sunday with his mother here, Rev. Schuyler, of Centre Hall, preach. church Sunday evening. Harper Reifsnyder, after an absence of several years, returned home last week. Homan & Gephart are shipping a car load of apples west, Chas. W. ing dinner with his family. F. P. Geary, of Centre Hall, while at. tending the butchering of D. L. Geary, became sick and is still here. The heavy weight porkers killed up to to this time are H. E. Duck 2, 800; D. L. Zerby 2, 1019; J. W. Stoyer 32, 72 and 586, 1315; Wm. Kreamer 2, 940; J. C. Smith 1, 562; Sam’l Weiser 3, 900, The Millheim band has reorganized, but has done very little tuting so far. W. R. Young and wife, of Georges valley, visited relatives in this section. The first snow of the season appeared Sunday afternoon; it came thick and fast but only continued several hours and was about four inches deep. At the services in the Lutheran church on Sunday ten new members were ad mitted 10 the charch. Br. 8. C. Musser, of Aaronshurg, was the first and only one who took advan tage of the uo Monday morning with his double team T. A Gould snow of Scranton, had a small house built, placed it on the diamond Satarday eve put straw, kindling aud coal oil around it and put fire to it to display what he claims a fire pr paint Miss Ada Keen is preset: on ning; C oof oa the sick list at Frank Rover purchased from Smita street Ww. Q. Jordan, ing his brother, town oO Adam | Rev, Back, of Rebershurg, was in town on Monday. Fiedler. The sausage harvest is here, they are being wanu/actured by yard, and by the bushel. Arrangements are being made by the Sanday school to hold Christmas enter. tainments at the chapel and also at St Paul. Wm. Kiester is back from Oak Grove, where be had been employed, and is at present staviog with his family, Sumner Wolfe and family from How. ard, paid a visit to his parents at this place and also took in the butchering. Miss Sasan Vangorden, from Belle. fonte, was visiting her aunt, Mrs. RB. Hinds, and other friends at this place. Mrs. Yearisk, of Woodward, is spend ing a week at J. D: Stover's. On last Tharsday evening a party of about 25 young folks from Aaronsburg, were rovally entertained at the home gof Dame Lose. They report a svlendid time, and a grand supper. Mr. Lose and his family certainly know how to entertain, Another “mad” dog was shot near Warren Bowers, that had been after the cattle This nog business has become a nuisance The valley is over ran with stray dogs, which make troahle This is the second oue that showed signs of hydrophobia Last Saturday Sam. Gephart visited his family at this place; duriug the night bis horse played a trick on him. He got loose, opened the door, and went across the mountain to his home at Re. bersburg. Sam followed on foot next morning. Mr. Spigelmeyer, of Coburn, who drives the Howard Creamery wagon, hafl an accident on Monday near the school house which resulted in a break down and runaway. Mr. Miller, of Bellefonte, has contract for putting up the iron bridge at Pine Creek, near Jacob Everett's. War. ren Bower does the hauling Beech Creeck. Mrs. Oscar Kunes is visiting friends at Pittsburg. Geo. Council, of Philadelphia, Is visiting his sister, Mrs, Edward Winslow. Mrs, Margaret Gunsallus returned last week from a six month's visit with relatives in Illinois and lowa. Fred C, Glossaer who has been (11 is reported better, Henry Mark, who is 111 with typhoid fever, is reported improved in condition, Ernest Craigton and wife, of St. Louis, Mo, are visiting C. B Bullock. Samuel H. Glossner, of Eagleville, is in feeble health. M. A. Gill has been assigned the posi: tion of day operator with charge o the Western Union wires at the Creek station and Albert Hill night operator, Richard Berryhill came in from the woods Friday. His party killed one fine deer and mach small game, Mrs. McClelland Ruple is recoverin from a long aud serious attack of ty The new bridge across the mill and the Bee our ladies $1.25 dress shoes. Yeager & Davis, jit Veen compitind excepting the — THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, PELL Mrs. J. Willis Musser returned from | ed a very able sermon in the Lutheran | Freeby took his Thanksgive | the | Rebersburg. Freee citizens of this 11. The maxim, ‘‘Saints abroad and people. Dr. Bright put an addition to his al- to his growing family; W. E. Bair, from Smuliton, is doing the work. water thus far, everybody is amply sap- | plied, even those on the “Big Hill 7 Butchering is all the go, and the chief | subject of gossip is big and fat bogs, | while those who have little pigs to kill have nothing to say. Smull, who went to Turtle Creek last week, are home again, and have little to say. Since election is over coal oil has taken A rise in price in our market, Isn't it strange, | R.D. Bierly is the “Boss butcher” of | YOu parents along. | this place. | Prof. E. M. | Brungart and wife, from | Mifflinburg, t ook in the Thanksgiving Ed. and Chas. Gramley and Herbert | i Sam’l Gramley, one of our most res. | Daniel place is seriously | Houserville, and Mr. Devils at home,” applies to some of our | i | seady spacious mansion, due no doubt, | No complaint about not having enough | i dinner at the home of her parents, John | Wolf's. | Orvis Frank, who attends Susque- hanna University, was home daring | Thanksgiving, | Thanksgiving services were held in the | Evavgelical church on Thursday morn. | lng under the auspicies of Rev's Wetzel |and Smith; Rev. Smith delivered the sermon. Public schools of this place turned out in a body. W. Hackman 1s the boss turkey cap. turer, as he was fortunate to lodge in J]. W. Harter's poultry coop, a bald- headed fellow weighing something over a hundred, FP. Bierly, of Westburg, is putting up a | new barn. By what we bave learned all of the | different Sunday schools will observe | Christmas by entertainments. Everybody was pleased on Monday | morning with the mass of purity as it | covered ‘old mother earth.” For the benefit of people who delight | in knowing of monster porkers killed in this season, we shall submit an account {of one killed by our townsman, C, M. Gramley, who is not only a skilled ma- chinist and successful implement man, but a bog feeder too. About a year ago he bought a shoat from Supt, Gramley, which both parties judged would weigh 751bs., and on last Wednesday thes slaughtered the pig, and to Mr. Gram. ley’s utter astonishment was found to tip the scales at 66 [bs and 11 Who can equal that? | oz Oak Hall. Jesse Klinger and John Hoy. re Furnace Tuesday iu Miss Grace and Ward Gr OUA, Ar Lowder, spent spent Aam.es [ © viet C Normans Liddick of severa last Barohart's Williamsport, ‘peut days week at Mr Mrs. George Stone and daughter Elsie, left ou Tuesday for P tisburg whe will make their future bome Dr. W. H. Fry, of Pine Grove. acted business in town last werk re they trans Mrs. Eimer Williams and son, of Al toona, were recent guests of Wm. Rishel and family, Jas. Kustenborder entertained brother and bride last week Wesley Tate was to Tusseyville, on Thursday to assist in moving Mr. Love to Lemont E. K. Smith is able to be out after a recent illness The grammer school scholars had vacation last week; their teacher, BE. H. Williams was iv attendance at court. Mrs. P. H. Meyer, of Boalsbarg, spent Friday at Sunny Hillside Miss Dollie Lonebarger spent Thanks. Kiving with her friend, Miss Louella Ross at Linden Hall West Brushvalley. his R. G. Rishe!, who is at present enga- | ged in Carpentering in Clinton county, visited here last Sanday. G. BE. Weaver was visiting at the home of Milton Guser in Aarousburg, last Sunday W. H. Smith transacted Bellefonte one day last week Miss C. Emerick, one of our mn wt ac complished young ladies, visited her parents bere last Sunday Miss Caroline Weaver, of Penn Cave, | was the guest of Misses Blanch and Ger. tie Limbert, last Sunday, Jerry Eriel was to Bellefonte last Fri. day. N. A. Duck, of Clinton county, arrived home last Saturday business in Messrs CC. L.R and D. C.D, two of | our most noted nimrods, were out hant. ing last Thursday afternoon, when at last, they came upon a grey squirrel, | who was taking his usual afternoon out- ing. In quick succession they fired 6 times at him, but the frisky haired grey | bade the boys adieu and darted for his | home in a hollow white oak tree, “Gee Ribb boova | Centre Hall. Miss Lizzie Geary, of Millbeim, is | visiting ber brother, Frank the barber, | this week, Wm, Odenkirk is home for a few days. Mr. Lambert and family, of Willlams- rt, spent several weeks with Mrs. mbert's father, Wm. Colyer. Mrs. C. Hempill, formerly of this place, but now of Philadelphia, was married last week in that city, We fall. ed to hear her hushand’s name. Albert Calvin, of State College, t Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler, Rev, Rearick has a protracted meeting in progress in Georges valley church, Mrs, Joshua Potter is visitiog her son Harry at Pitisburg. The widow of Michael Willow, former Iy of this place, died at Willlamsport, and was brought here for burial last Pri day. Mrs, Hiram Durst is likely to move from Spring Mills to this place. ~Boys' good Lumberman Rums, 99 cents, Yeager & Davis, | timber to supply their many patrons in | the lumber business, ] | State College, spent Sunday with Mr. Rockview. Houser and from from family, Cramer, and Mrs. Samuel Cramer. Quite a crowd of oar young folks at- tended protracted meeting at the Rock church which is still in progress, Mrs. John Ishler and Mrs. W. H. Swartz spent a day with the former's son Wi. Ishler near Jacksonville. Mr. Peck and Miss Lonebarger spent Sunday at the howe of G. W, Smith. Ezra Smith hasa quince tree that yielded two crops of quinces, The first crop were the size of a hulled walnut and the second crop were 24 inches, circum. ference 8'4 inches. There must be some attraction in our city of Rockview, as some of the Pleas- ant Gap sports are seen sporting around with new buggies quite frequently, All are cordially invited to attend the Rockview 8. 8. for there is some import. ant business to attend to; children bring H. K. Hoy 1s improving some. George Fleck had been visiting with relatives and friends in Blair county. The people are all feasting on big butcher dinners and sausage. Hello, Pleasant Gap scribe, where have you been that you failed to send Pleasant Gap items? Have you been feasting on bu'cher dinners or out hunting dear? Luther Wert, from Aarousburg, who attended court as juryman, called to see his cousin W. H. Swartz, before he re. turned howe. There is a certain young man from State College that has a sporty horse and buggy; the horse had been an hon. est beast, but of late it seems that the horse gets a balky spell and turns in at H. K. Hoy's; but, of course, it seems that the driver has some attraction there, so the poor horse isn’t to blame; how about jt, A. C? Lemont. Not beg at all interested in the subject, we are not quite confident in saying this, but from all probabilities it Is safe to assume the idea of (not a Quak er) wedding which may go into effect be. CEMBER 4, 1902. fore long at one of our residences In. | ferting from the color of hair—the bride i will be crowned with white, while the | attire of the groom will be the opposite, | ial beld jast Thursday C84 in every parti The Quaker s« ening was a st SCC ua nie Hermas Irvin Dreese » If you want a brilliant iv § the bome of Miss Julian Roland. Butlchering is all the go here now Mrs Harizel, of Altoona, Visiting her sister, Mrs. Samuel Bryan Mrs Mary Barger is very ill. quire a ” Sallie 1% Gailor Morrison has been quite sick but is much better, and looks rather thin. Mr. Burket and wife bave returned to | their home in Cool Spring, Jefferson county, after visiting a week at the home | of Mrs. Henry Shultz john Curtin, of Bellefonte, Thanksgiving with his friends Mr Mrs. H R.Cartin’s Harry Lutz visited his Sunday. Girls, what is your attraction mill ? ! Pete must have some attraciion a | Belicfoute, as he makes frequent visits | thither, J. Barnhart lost a valuable horse on Saturday morning. Barney Shoape and wite visited their daughter, Mrs. Henry Shaliz, on Thanksgiving. Mr. McMullen and wife, of Clifford | Springs, are visiting Mr. McMullen’s sister, Mrs. Amelia Ginger, There will be a couple of weddiogs in the pear future. Eigie likes pickels, but they are not very sour, spent . and | parents last | at the | | Livonia. the snow this com- Providence wisely delayed and thus saved the deer of munity from ruthless slaughter. The Haugh boys are busy g tting out Thomas Stover, of this place, lef: for Milton where be is removing old paint at the Broadway House with the Stover Paint Remover. This is not of the class that does its work only by advertising, Wm. Snook has concluded to butcher in the near future, for fear his porkers fall through the cracks in the floor. One having already gone through a knot hole. We are sorry to note that oar friend, Jno. H. Delong, is confined to the house on account of an injury sustained some years past in the rapture of a blood yes. sel which at intervals becomes sore. Many hearts were made merry at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Reuben Stover, on Friday evening Nov. 28, 1902. The occasion was the celebration of the birth. day of their daughter Hattie, whose ac complishments and amiable tion have made her a favorite. As the even. ing hours came, many friends Jind uly he bors found their way under the of the hospitable home of these kind peo- ple. At 8:30 refreshments, consisting of many dainties, were served to fifty peo. ple, among whom were, Harry Shults, of Lancaster and his friend Mr. Worrest; Mr. Young, of Trenton, N. J ; Messrs, Palrchilds, Murray and Blue, of Potts. Social at Rebersburg. A Lutheran League Social was beld | Friday evening, Nov. 28, at the home of { W. 8. Miller, under the auspices of the social committee, Miss Grace Miller, | chairman, The evening's entertainment | ! | | was opened by an instrumental duet by | Alma Gramley*and Miss Grace Miller, The evening was pleasantly spent in | playing games. After which we were | all treated to refreshments. After hid- | ding the family goodnight we departed | for our different homes, feeling that the evening was pleasantly spent. The fol. lowing persons were present : Rev, Har. mon, Verner Harmon, Mrs. Harmon, Mr. Kuhn and wife, Chas. Heller, Floyd Gramley, Claude Haines, O. C. Frank, Glen Leitzel, T. A. Auman, Mrs, Ida Har- ter, Mrs. L. B Frank, Mrs. C. C. Bierly, | Forest Emerick and wife, Prof. E. M. | Brungart and wife; Misses Grace Miller, Atma Gramley, Ethel Harter, Ada Weber, Ruth Hubler, Ruth Hackman, Miriam Auman, Marian Emerick, Vera Morris, Aunvie Brungart and Byrd Stover, X - ———— Court Appointments, 5. Kline Woodring, Bsq., was appoint. ed as auditor in the estate of Ann Oliver, dec'd. W. D. Crosby, Esq., as auditor in the estate of George 8. Turner, dec’d. T. J. Sexton, Esq., as auditor in estate of George W. Hale, dec'd. 5 Kline Woodring, Esq., William E Tate and W. BE. Hartsock were appoint ed viewers to view and lay out a road for public use in Ferguson township. E.R. Chambers, Bsq., William John. sonbaugh and Christ Decker were ap- pointed viewers to view and lay out a county bridge in Snow Shoe township. aa ~Lambertr!! snag proof rubbers at Yeager & Davis. - W. C. T. U. Star Course. The following is the list of entertain ments, comprising the Star Course, 10 be in Petriken Ha Ww. C. T lev. Frank Dixon fag given , under the direc tiom of the '. this season ecture Dre Miee Singers rec ro Glee ( “One of ny daughters had a terr.bie case of asthma, We tried almost everything, but without re lief. We then tried Ayer's Cher Pectoral, and three and one-half bottles cured her.” — Emma Jane Entsminger, Langsville, O, Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral certainly cures many cases of asthma. And it cure< bronchitis, hoarseness, weak lungs, whooping - ¢ CIoup, winter ght vids. Cau r f ‘rovyin A — a ———— © enys take 11, i L mils you not ta doe He knows. wre willing CO Lowell, Mass, Bound Over to Court. The riotous conduct, and resisting an officer, on Bishop street, one night last week, by a lot of non-re spectablegclass of our colored folks has resulted in their being bound over to court, by Esq. Keich- line, namely, Jim Delige, Billy Green, Sallie Green, Bob Green, Jennie Green Mrs. Wm. Green. We have a good clasg~= of colored citizens who are never mixed up in the bad conduct of the above class. —— Weather Report. Weekly report—Bellefonte Station. DATE TEMPERATURE po - Maximun Minimum 4 “2 - 48 Nov. 2, cloudy 2%, cloudy pt 3, eloudy « Clear neh:on 50 and might, 0 in Novem A -— think of marrying un. bh to need a nurse. NOTES R 1903. ustom, the Pens. any will issue year 192310 or. ng regular charge ocated on or pear its lines Jesirm h orders should plication for same shed by the Company Applications should ¢ of the Company 80 that orders may be ma December 31 to all clergymen entitled to receive them ag Com rs for the men Sas { w December 21 1ieQ $20 for $15 $15 for $ $10 for $7.50 10 $7.50 for $5 $5 for $3.50 $3 for $1.50 A saving from $1.50 on a Child's Coat to $5.00 on every Ladies’ Coat bought from now ly means something to you on at our store. This certain- Dollars are not picked up as easy every day as they are now found here, On Ladies” Gapes the prices ar nearly cut in half carry over a single Cape or Coat if we can help it, erally begin to make our reductions after the Holidays. This scason we begin carly. than after the Holidays gives you an opportunity to buy your Coat e gives you the advantage of lowness in price. Our Holiday WN NNN PNP NA This season we will not NNN AAP Ma gr ANS ANNAN PNP We gen- There are more Coats sold before This great Price Reduction not only arly but also 8 14 (4 Line of Furs § are now ready for your inspection, We want you to see them. You cannot afford to pass them by if you contemplate buying a Fur this season. Fox Pellerines, Cluster Scarfs, Brush Tai! Boas, Opossum Neck Scarfs, Misses’ Fur Setts everything new in Furs now ready for you, THE GLOBE 48 KATZ &.60, 110. Boll and Gommersla
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