THE CENTRE
DEMOCRAT, BELLEFON I" |
I'A., FEBRUARY 12,
1663,
1
CORRESSPONDENTS'
DEPARTMENT
Happenings of a Week Over Cen-
tre County
THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAGE
What Has Transpired in the Various
Localities—
Alert and Able Writers—
Section Represented ?
Smuliton.
This week opened by a rising
temperatue.
Ralph W. llliog gsworth, of Arizona,
occupied the pul ph here in the M. E.
church, Feb. 31, and delivered a very
able discourse. Evervbody was glad to
see him and we hope he will agam be
with us ere he leaves
field of labor.
Saturday will be Valentine day, will
you make use ot it?
H. H. Stover is spending the week at
Woodward taking pictures,
Harry says, Merl you ought to furnish
at least one fourth the wood, or sit closer
together so you need no fire,
Our town has its share of seamstresses,
the following comprise the lot : Marion
Emerick, Mrs. A. L. Miller, Mayme
Wolf, Kate Fehl and Lizzie Brindle; this
shows not only that there is git-np- ‘and-
get-there in the men of this place, but
that the opposite sex possess a fair
amount of ambition.
Lewis Detwiler was spending the last
two weeks with friends at Coburn and
Spring mills.
Operations on the immense timber
tract of the Walker estate, at the east
part of the valley, will begin in the
spring. The timber will be taken to
Union county; the logs will be cut and
transported by trucks to the large mill
at Laurelton.
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High Valley.
High west wind on Wednesday, so
high R bat it kept Jess busy to bold the
stove in the house.
The prop man had to stop hauling on
account of no snow,
On Monday I saw the Georgetown
scribe ; he says he is sorry that he had
made such a mistake.
I believe corn will not be as high this
year as it was last year, as Samuel Alter
will farm P. § Stover’s farm and he is
of the corn kind ; so hurry up, afternoon
farmers, don't be beat.
Rumor says another new building will
go up in Rankletown, shows that Rankle-
| town is still on the move.
The High Valley scribe got notice not
to sell or give away natural gass to any
of the scribes under a penalty of twenty
| dollars, or to go in the goat cheese and
| kuttlefleck dungeons for
not less than
three months.
|
: | privilege to sell to whom I please;
for his western | A K F
A. E. Strayer was to Bellefonte one |
day last week.
| day
Newton Brungart ordered the Centre |
| his last course,
Democrat from the correspondent for 1
year and paid in advanced. Newton
knows a good a good thing when be sees
it, and the Democrat fills the bill,
Samuel Wate’s oldest child
sick list,
By all appearance this valley will
bave a band before long; arrangements
in this direction having been made
Why should this pot be a success. We
wish you success, but don’t watch the
fellow that sucks the lemon.
Milesburg.
Edward Peters nas been confined to
his bed with inflamatory rheumatism and
is some better,
Mr. Metz, of Pattersen, N. J., is a
guest of his cousin A. A. Kohlbecker and
family.
Harvey White, of Mil!
cent visitor tb his sister,
Wallace.
Robt. Proudfoot, late
home with his mother,
Altoona.
John A. Whiteman furnished an oyster
supper for 30 persons, on Wednesday,
the 4th.
Oa Thursday evening
Mae Wharton gave a
is on the
Hall, was a re.
Mrs. Lottie
of
will
at
in
DuBois,
ocate
the sth, Miss
birthday party in
Gentlemen, the High Valley scribe is
not born in the woods to get scared by
owls ; I have a charter that gives me the
now
don't get scared and buy worthless corn
but get the genuine.
Have no news from Owl hollow, only
saw Harry come in to Ingleby with two
poles and two big bays.
John Galer is in the same boat as the
scribe ; we have the timber to the road
ready to go to the R. R. but no snow.
George Eisenhuth was down on Pine
creek visiting his daughter, Mrs, Martin.
Thomas Nail remodeled the west end
of the fallen house and moved in, and
sets there like a king in his palace.
I saw in the Democrat, on 22 of Janu
ary, that all those who are out of stamps
should notify the office and they wonld
be sent promptly. Please sead a few to
Georgetown, as the High valley scribe
just sold gass and don’t need any now ;
if you have any on hand send a few to
the Coburn scribe, so I hear from him.
The Pine Creek milling company is
doing a roaring business, runing day and
night and two hours between times.
Coburn.
Randall Harter returned home Satur.
from Keller's business college,
Lewisburg, Pa., where he has completed
Sam’l Ard is
hope he will
the victim of rheumatism,
soon be out again
It would be gafer for some of oar boys,
as well as the pub ic in general, to carr)
walking insteaa of
cautious boys
Wm. |]. Rote, champion fisherman of
the season, he caught a sucker eighteen
inches long, weight one and one half Ibs
sticks pisiols; be
Slew
day
ard Harter returned home Thurs-
from Keller's Business College,
| Lewisburg
| pets, can show fifty
honor of her father, Rev, Richard Whar. |
ton, being his 63rd anniversary of his
birth. The officials of th M. E charch
presented him a beantiful reclining Mor.
ris chair, costing $11. Rev. Crouch his ints
mate friend, with his wife, were guests at
the party of j0 present,
John Morris, Miss Julia Morris, of
Johnstown, and Mrs. Sarah Buffington,
| | §The birthday party at G
of Tyrone, were recent guests of their |
brother, J. Irvic Morris, Eq.
Henry Kohlbecker left on Saturday
for Newark, N. J.
Richard Adams and wife, of Philips |
burg, attended the funeral of the late
Jacob P. Shope.
Miss Lida Smith, of Snow Shoe, was a
recent guest of her aunt, Annie Smith,
William Billet, of Nittany, was a re- | Loop that Nah Chronmilier sold a Ply
cent guest of Levi Grubb,
McClellan Fulton Sundayed
burg and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs, Clande W. Fulton, of
Esplain, lost their infant aged 14 months,
after an illness of one month ; the re
mains were brought to this place for in.
terment ; the funeral took place from the
residence of the grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. W. Fulton,
in the
Gregg Twp.
Luther Zettle, of Orangevil le, IIL, is
visiting his aged mother and brother.
Herbert Gobble is iil with scarlet fever,
Harry Gentzel will move on his father's
farm in Penns valley in the spring.
John Hosterman who has been ill since
last fall, is able to be around again,
C. P. Long purchased the white pine
trees, from Jessie long on the Penn
Cave farm. Some of the trees measured
five feet across the stump. Ouoe of the
trees was one hundred and fifty feet
long.
Wheat fields look all right generally,
Harvey Rider, who had recently been
employed by Beilbheimer Bros, Milroy,
is spending a few davs with his relatives
and friends at this place
Everett's store, the place for fine car-
different designs in
full room form with the latest improved
carpet displa. er, do not fail to see them
Jacob Kerstetter, Jr., one of our many
fishermen, returned home from Beaver
dam Wednesday last with a foe string
of suckers, but reports the water being
pretty cold. How about it Jacob?
Wm. Witmver and wife will
Senor after their sale, whic
intend to make their
Philip St , who bas been housed up
for some with neuralgia, is out
again enjoying the fresh air
Stop,
for
they
leave
bh place
future home
ver
time
look and listen, for the coming
horse race the latter part of next week
Em! Eisenbuth and J B. Rishel will
speed their fast horses from Coburn to
Milibeim. Mr. Eisenhath is very coa-
ident that he will win, Stakes fi10
B. Shaffer's
1m honor of their son Warren, was large.
lv attended. All report having spent a
pleasant evening
Mrs. P. H Stover and Mrs R. F
Vonada were to the funeral of Reuben
Gramely, on Monday, at Rebersburg.
Pine Creek Mills.
J. W. Goodman our ex-miller, spent
Sunday with (riends near here.
The groundbog’s cold weather started
in all right.
ALL RUN DOWN,
An Every day Story, No Appetite, No Ambi-
tion, Constant Headaches, No Rest, No
Sleep, Listless, Languid, All Played out, A
Bellefonte Citizens Gives the Curse.
The Aaronshurg scribe stated last
moth Rock chicken which weighed Sibs,
Mrs. E M Kerstetter bas sold one
which weighed 10 Ibs. Whe can beat
this ?
Der Koey Draveled olly uocht iver de
hivia und de oner nocht bot are en mon
gasana una cubb, ve is sel Koey ?
W. H. Harter purchased a one.horse
power machine and will start drilling for
coal 50 ft. west of his lime kilns.
P. S. Kerstetter made a flying trip to
Aaronsburg last week
Quite a number of our pecple were at.
tending protracted meeting in Aarons.
burg.
W. H. Bressler returned home for the
rest of the winter,
J. B. Rishel is hauling logs for the
Meyer & Vonada Lumber Co., near
Coburn.
Orvis says it was very unpleasant on
Sunday morning 0 walk a distance of
about 4 miles,
T. C. Miller spent Sunday with his
mother at this place.
Tospectors say that natural gas could
be found 30 ft east of J B. Rishel’s
smoke house
~ We notice that the High valley scribe
is still as jolly and as full of tricks as
ever,
W. H, Bressler and family and W. H.
:
Harter spent Sunday at Aaronsbarg,
:
Soloman Garrett, of No. 31 Allegheny street, |
Bellefonte, Pa. says: “1 had been feeling very
mueh run down and poorly for a long time
My head ached a great deal and I fele tired all |
over
Stonlght. Teaw Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills
80 highly recommended I got & box at Krum.
rine's drug store and they did me a great deal
of good, I felt first rate after using them and
have no hesitation In recommending them t
others.”
Dr. A. W. Ohase’'s Nerve Pills are sold at Soe
a box at dealers or Dr. A, W, Chase Medicine
Co. Buffalo, N.Y. Seo that portrait and signa
ture of A. W._ Chase, M. DD, are on every pack
1
Ae. A
«To cure a cough or cold in one day
ake Krumtine’s Compound Syrup of
Tar, a5 cents,
I was also bothered with sleeplessness |
i
Meril says that the report stated in
last week's news is not cotrect,
H. G. Miller was kept busy shippin
flour last week y ¥ippug
Mrs Gertrude Winkleblech spent San-
| day with ber husband at Linden Hall,
Mrs. H. G. Miller is on the sick list,
Miss 1 zzie Soyder is a pleasant visitor
at J. B. Rishel's,
JO ee
undersigned ha
: To A
inease is ous to make
Ty Comune Sh
those who desire it, he will hove send (1)
) a copy of the PheseriGuion used,
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1)
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FIND THE
THE WEELITTLES IN CHICAGO.
At the bear
Park the
Bruin ¢ hing d
Le in Garfie
ro watch 0
free.
KEEPER.
Colyer.
Howard Shadow received his new
stove which he had sent to Chicago for;
be also bought a handsome chamber
Wm. C. Bunvell ; Howard, what does all |
this mean, you buying all this fine fur.
of it;
will grow there this summer.
Mrs. J. H. Mover, and Miss
Smith, visited at P. B Jordan's one day
last week ; Wm. Mulbarger was also a
caller at tie same place.
Wm. Mulbarger and David Fortney
had quite an experience whi'e inspecting
some hay on the mow of Wm. Bair, one
day last week. Wm M-—how about the
cook, and what about the old w ?
James K Norris wi
on Saturday, 14th, Em
Jordan's
The same old
Mrs. Peter Philips and daughter, Miss
Ella visited at Fr ank Brown's, Saturday
Misses Pear! and Virgie Krotze sited
their coustn on Sunday, Miss Blanche
Housman.
John H. Sheesly, of Boyer, sent in his
subscription for the Centre Democrat
Wm. Bair will quit working for Rockey
the 28th of this month in order to move
to Potters Mills and work for Mr. Alli
son Mr. Bair will offer at public sale :
wagon, buggy, and his “hundred and
seventy-five granger sleigh,” with R. |
K., as auctioneer and Wm. Mulbarger as
clerk—with a free granger dinner for all.
Wm. T. Royer, of McConnell, Iii, son
of Samuel Royer, deceased, visited with
his cousin, Jacob F. Royer, of this place
Mrs. Annie Kritzer and ber
Mrs Mary |] Baoey, visit
with Mrs. Bavey’s brother, J. S
man
Miss May » from Potters Mills,
up home Tuesday evening of last we
Ask John Curry how May
boots ; where was
time ; "harrah
Squire W. M
transacted
have public sale
met Jordan auct.
favorite
way."
Emmet
music
piece of
ed last Friday
Hous
was
ck
likes
Centre Hall by
10 wear
that
Grove, fre
some
ym Centre HU
important business
our community, Friday of last week.
Wm. L. Royer and daughter, Mrs,
Jacob Lied, of McConnell, Iil., and Mr.
and Mrs. John Dashem, of the Red Mil,
visited through here last Friday, and
took supper at | H. Mover's. Mr. Rover
and daoghter, after a six week's visit in
Pennsvivania, will return next week to
their [illinois home. Mrs. Lied admits
to be charmed with the kindness of our
people, vet prefers Illinois to our hilly
country as a howe.
Mrs. Ammon Babb spent last
with her parents, Mr
at Potters Mills.
Mrs. Annie Krotzer and family enter
tained a number of friends Saturday
evening.
Mrs. James Swabb, of Aaronsburg, 1s
visiting her daughter; Mrs. A B, Lee,
Wm. Stump was to Bellefonte,
Thursday.
Some of the young men who work a
Reichley’'s lumber camp have “Christ
mas’ every week,
It has been requested that we should
mention that it is a false report that Har.
vey Smith, of Penn Ha'l, who was injured
on Reichley’s lumber job, got no pay;
the company paid his doctor bill and
sent him a check of £30.
Squire | 8 Housman attended conrt at
Bellefonte Monday and Tuesday of last
week, returning home Tuesday evening,
a surprise to their musical party and al.
80 a surprise 10 the Squire himself
Squire Housman will preach in the
Zion Evangelical church, on Sunday at
10 a. m,
How about Jacob L's retreat, did the
widow woman drive too fast and leave
you in the shade? surely they should
bave had a driver,
Tuesday evening of last week the home
of Squire J. 8. Housman was a scene of
merriment; Fred Brown, a fine and
noble boy, (son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Brown) furnished the music with hs
graphophone, he has fourteen records,
some of the finest music ever produced ;
but one record was a mystery, it went
ahead of its manager to the above named
place, telling them he was coming. Sey,
Uncle Dan, you know anything about
it? Well Fred, that record is allright, so
is “Jim and Sarah” those who were
present and listened to the fine instru.
ment were: Emmet Jordan, wife avd
son Floyd, Frank Brown and sons Fred
and Boice, Mn. J. H Mover and daugh
Kh ay and Blanche, D. F, and Mag.
oun
ordan, Harry Fees and leslie Treaster
Sav girls, what 1 you so? that
von came running in pale and trembling ?
Oh! Leslie, you are a naughty boy.
Sad pews from the Middleburg Post :
“A hog of Charles Roush died Sunday
night.”
A girl fsn’t really a belle unless she is
in
week
. and Mrs. Wilkison
on
tolled so.
suit at A. B. Lee's and a fine organ from |
niture ? surely your mother has vo need |
but, how about that path across the |
bottom to John I.——'s surely no grass |
Ella
mother, |
Howard.
H. C Holter, one of our prominent
| citizens, transac ed basiness in Bellefonte
{on Monday.
Harry Wilson aud wife, of Lock
| Haven, were the guests of his parents
| over Sunday
Miss Mary Yeager, who has been vis
| iting her sister, returned Morday to ber
| home in Bellefonte
Miss Mary Wilson is visiting her
brother David, at Lewisburg.
Our new postmaster, Mr.
fully established in his new profession
We hope be will make as
our late 1 as onvliging
teresting ‘stag’
Sa‘urday nig!
then
good a one
postmaster ar
Quite an in
held here
seemed to enjoy
] {his f
an hour he
He soon Erin
rtaiped them
It was
good
1PRNY
and
the r
and
sot
ed hn
rova
ac
qua tes
chief
ILE ens
Hy until! time for
ele sauce
past
showed the
of his wife Musi was
feature of the latter part
and some beautiful hymuas were
rendered. A when the
time of parting came and wish him many
more pleasant birthdays
remains of Mis Greth
The
burg, hrought here on
wee] A
held
mp e488
of the
eYening
were BOTTY
. of Pitts
Monday
Cathoiu
adirining
known by
and her death
We tender our
those viving
ng
"e'e
$e 7 viICes the
bh, and interment in the
She was we
many of the people here
was a shock to many
heartfelt sympathy to
oer
were
cemetery
Ferguson Twp
The R instity
held in
KE Spt
counted among the best
county
ng farmers’
yet
Luther Sanday will become tenant on
the recently soid Meyers farm
Mrs. Benjamin Corl, of Pine Hall,
very low with caocer of the stomach,
Kreps & Bro. are
their Pine Grove store,
growing business
J. B. White had his
cut off at Houser's saw mill,
ago
While engaeed in putting in a side
about to eniarge
required by their
left foot nearly
a short time
track at Powlev's Crossing, J]. H. Heber. |
ling had one of his fingers badly mash
ed. The P. R. Co. is putting in this
new track 10 accommodate Mr. Barett in
loading, telepone poles.
The venerable Andrew Glenn is laid
up at his home, on the Branch, on ac
count of a badly bruised shoulder, as well
as inte'nal injuries received from a tum.
ble down stairs
Prosserville.
We boast of having a lady who has the |
if you don't |
bartender in |
courage of Carry Nation
believe it, ask a certain
Bellefonte
The Evey family are all on the mend.
of Romola, is visit.
Mr and Mrs.
Netty McCloskey,
ing at her grand parents,
McCloskey
Grandpap MCloskey was seen on our
streets this morning, after being absent
several days on a visit to his friends at
Romola ; he says there is no place like
bome and the meeting of your old school
mates,
Confer is
as | r
the |
| propriate service 10 be held in the 1
| the evening a J
14
| with the former's cousin,
Wolf s Store.
C. J. Greninger aud family spent last
Saturday avd Sunday visiting friends at
loganton
Harry Watte, of Pitcairn,
this place, who speut the
in this section visiting, will
wor k sometime this week
of those merry fe
smile for every ong,
formerly of
return to his
Valentine day comes Saturday of
week. Besure to get your mali on
day win
The sad iptelligence
Sunday of the death of Nathaniel Bower
sox, of Rebershurg. Mr. Borersox wa
long a resident of this place, and his
{uneral attended by many of ou
that
’o
reached us or
Was
i 1‘ op eC.
store room
he name
but we are
We are informed that the
at this place has been rented,
yi the party earn,
assured that by
first
we did not
Apni
slore
we wi
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Class genera
At this wiitiog there is no applicant for
the blacksmith stand; some one will
a rare chance as this is a number
country stand.
C. M Stove will not move to Nittany
as be contemplated,
A M. Harter, of the firm of Harter
Bros., at Coburn, was over this way on
business one day last week.
William Gilbert, one of our industrious
young men, thinks of going to West Vir.
ginla to work for Harter Bros. at lumber-
ing. The firm can feel proud if they
secure his service.
A little over six weeks and April fool
will be here. How swift time flies,
Next Tuesday is election day and
every voter should remember that this is
one of man's {ree privileges.
Quite a sumber of young men from
Rebersburg were out last Saturday skat-
ingon D. B. Weaver's dam.
Next will be public sales, hot coffee
and doughnuts,
on Tuesday to attend the horse sale.
Loganton.
Wop F. M
i bold an Ev Sngeiistic meeting in the
ited Evangelical church in this place
_—.
| commen cing on Sunday evening the 15th
0 contin for an indefinite time
Rev,
ue
Baumgardner is bold
meeting at Tylersville this
] A Danlap is a holding
meeting at Booaevilie 10 conli
cw weeks,
ing a reviva
week Rev
fA TEVivVAa
for a
80
nue
Brungard g
the bome Heck
al church
for this
Boyer of the Evangeiu
ached his farewell sermon
on ference year on Sunday.
On the 28 hh of February the joth anni-
versary of the institution of the [OOF
will be celebrated at this place with aj
aited
church in the afternoon. In
viol sessionofl the I O. O
F. with the Silver Leal No. 216 Rebecca
odge will be heid in the lodge
we with a grand banquet in the ban
The meeting in the afternoon
Meyer, of
Robt
Evangelical
uet room
is to be addressed by | C
liefonte and Grand Warden
Graham, of Philadelphia.
The home of Mrs. John Morris, at Ilo
was agiow a few evenings
casion of the
yma, 0 Harry
Pa. Mr:
Be
ganton
it being the
ber daughter, En
Wilkesbarre
painter and
Rev. |. L
mony The
Wilkesharre
the future
ARO
marniage
Mc Neal,
of is
pag
Bove?
brid
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, where they
Rock View.
The groundbog is a good prophet; it
is beginniog with cold and snow storms
Miss Irena Walters, of
spent Sanday with her friend,
Swartz
Miss Pear!
day with their nacle and
Hov's, near Pleasant Gap.
Axemann,
Prudence
and Grace Hoy spent Sun
aunt, S. H
Some certain young men in our vicini.
{ty said they would go to Pittsburg or
bust, and work for twenty cents an hour;
but then they stopped to think, but not
much to eat. So they are glad to put
up with the farmers again, for they know
the farmers have enongh to eat.
Harry Dinges and son Ralph, of Cen
tre Hall, spent a few hours un
Harvey Sun
day.
Rockview Sunday schoo! will
next Sunday at 1o0o0'clock a m
West Brushvalley.
be held
Mrs. John Brian is quite ill with stom
ach trouble and other complications of
diseases,
Grenoble Bro's have their saw mill
operation running at full blast
Rev. O 1, Buck, of Rebersburg, has
protracted meeting in the Evangelical
church
Gurney Deckard, of Georgesealley,
g as the guestof Chas 8 Wise last Friday
in
last two weeks |
Hatry is one |
ows and alwavs has a |
this |
aa. |
have a
mss |
onc {
| tation and
Brickley, of Johnstown, |
room 1! ,
Sunday |
[15 1. MONTEONERY, HD.
In a Carefully Prepared Ar-
ticle recommends Dr. D.
Kennedy's Favorite
Remedy.
of
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1and Hy
the N
we
are
us
Tribe exams
ination of the chemical and al ex.
New York Magazine of Bani
Hygiene, In fact, after the
most search nung tests and ri grid ir ny ury 10
to the record of Dr. David Kennedy's Pa.
vorite Remedy, it becomes a duty to re.
eommend its use in unequivocal term to
every reader of this journal whose com.
plaint comes within the list of ailments
which this remedy is advertised to cure,
We have obtained such overwhelmi
proof of the effi of this specific—bave
eo satisfactorily demonstrated its curative
wers personal experiments
t a care for the interests of our readers
leads us tocall attentiontoitagreat values, **
JAMES H. MONTGOMERY, M. D.
It is for sale by all druggists in the
New 50 Oent 8ixe wd the regular
$1.00 size bottles— less than a cent a dose,
Sample bottle —enowgh for trial, [free by mail,
Dr. David Kennedy Corporation, Rondout, N. Yo
“Pr. David Kennedy's Cherry Balsam best for
perts of the
| Colds, Coughs, Consumption. ®o, Bic, $L00,
Many of our people were to Millheim |
and Saturday Both young are musicians
{ and receive great credit for their musical
skill,
Wm. Rachau
last Saturday
bert, after ‘gals’ nit ¢
Quite an aco)
!ast Saturday c¢vening. While calling
in his best friend he his pocket
knife. $5 00 reward for returuing same
to the above
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of
the absent
also H. 8. Lim.
was among
evening,
jent befell Harry Ream
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for delicate
Send for free
sample.
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