THE C ENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. SEPTEMBER 24, 1903. 7 CORRESPONDENTS DEPARTMENT Happenings of a Week Over Cen- tre County THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAGE What Has Transpired in the Various Localities—Compiled by a Corps of Alert and Able Writers—Is Your Section Rpresented ? Houserville. David Keller and wife, of Bellefonte, spent Sunday at the home of G. S. Keller, Earl Tibbens, of Axemann, visited his grandparents Wm. Tibbens west of | town, Wilbur Tibbens and wife and Geo. Scholl and wife spent Sunday at E. J. Scholl’s. The farm belonging to the Jacob Tibbens estate was sold at public auction | last Saturday, Mrs. John Osman being the purchaser; consideration $740. Rev. A. A. Black delivered an able temperance sermon, Sunday morning, Jacob Houser is improving his property by putting a new roof on the mill, Mrs. Fish and family, of Lewistown, | and Mrs. Tate and family, of Axemann, visited their parents Uriah Stover’s dur- | ing the past week, Some of our farmers are still engaged in seeding which has been retarded on account of the wet weather, Benj. Gentzel, of Bellefonte, accom- panied by an eastern buyer, were in this section last week . looking up fat stack. Mt. Hill. John Confer who was visiting his sons George and Wm. in Indiana, returned home again last week. E. C. Finkle made a business trip to Spring Mills one day last week. Another free delivery in our town to deliyer the children to school, but which we think is not quite right for if they haul some they ought to haul all. Major Kern was the first one in our burg to cut his cora fodder. Jake knows when it is time, Quite a few of this place attended graoger picnic at Centre Hall last week. C, 0. Vonada spent Sunday with his uncle Wm. at Sober. Mis. Lydia Rishel is visiting a few days with her son Jerry. On Wednesdav night the special train which was run from grange park to Coburn killed a valuable cow for Henry Snavely; quite bad luck for Mr. Snavely as this is the second cow killed for him in a short time. E. P. Zerby and wife were pleasant callers at O. A. Jamison on Sunday. Loop. Oh, say, who was the young couple from the Loop that had that misfortune of stumbling against that lamp post on the picnic grounds till the oil dropped off at his chin ? The scribe of the Loop was to see Wm. Colyer, of Centre Hall on Sunday: Mr. Colyer’s health is not very encouraging, he is failing very fast. Oar boys of the Loop are about all ready to go to their places to work on Monday morning. The old charch on Zion hill was pretty well filled on Sunday evening, to bear our always ready Bro. Housman preach. Subject, Christ's Life on Earth, as near as we can get at it. Solomon Lingle living below the Old Fort spent Sunday in the Loop. Miss Searfoss is visiting at Wm. Lee's at Colyer, Our boss coon hunters from Fruittown, turned their trade to hunting skunks last week by the smell of it, Traveler's Gap. John Musser and wife, of Sugar valley, were yisiting their daughter Mrs. A. Confer a few days last week. Charles and Jerry Ripka were visiting their sister, Mrs. W. B. Musser, over Sunday. Willis Breon was home on Sanday, William Smith and wife were visiting Mrs. Jamison, on Sunday, I think there is a privilege given for people to get well educated abont the school law which is in force. The dill berries are about over for this season. Conrad Auman will have public sale on Oct, 3rd. Rev, Beirly and George Breon were viaiting Conrad Auman, on Sunday, Beech Creek. Clayton Lion who was at the hospital returned home last Monday, The Hubbard school opened Monday Sept. 14, with twenty.nine scholars and Mr, Brungard as teacher. If all reports are true there will be another wedding before long. How about it May. Mrs. Lydia Mentzer fs visiting her parents, Ten Thousand Churches in the United States have used the Long- man & Martinez Pure Paints, Every church will be given a liberal quantity whenever they paint. Don’t pay $1.50 a gallon for Linseed { 60 cents) which you do when buy thin paint in a can with a paint bel on It. 8 and 6 make 14, therefore when you want fourteen gallons of bata, buy ouly gallons of I. & M., an six io 0 with it, You need only four Paint, and Hettie and Kate Smull, of State Col- lege, and Mrs. Weaver, from Aarons burg, spent Sunday with their grand. mother, Mrs. Joseph Gramley, now in her 8g year, and does her own house work, Ed. Wolf, of Aaronsburg, was seen on our street, Mrs. Reuben Meyer had a paralytic stroke Friday night, J. J. Gramley received the sad mes. sage on Friday morning, that Hettie, daughter of their son Ammon Gramley, of Jacksonville, had died on Thursday night at the Lock Haven hospital, where her father had taken her to see if there was anything to save her life; the doctor pronounced it appendicitis, Funeral! took place on Saturday at 2 o'clock. Dan’l Harter sold his home and 40 acres of land to Henry Meyer and will | move to Williamsport, perhaps this fall, {| Sam’l Gephart moved to Woodward, | where he is teaching school. ! The old Evangelical church has been | papered and painted inside and a new | roof put on, and is a credit to the mem- bers The Reformed people are doing some | repairs work on inside, and Beirly’s are | also building a woodshed to Reformed | parsonage. | Rev. Wetzel's brother and family, | from Bellefoute, came on Friday to visit | his brother over Sunday. | Ammon Meyer, of Booneville, is here on a visit to his mother who is ill. Oar doctor is kept busy; some few typhoid cases; Mrs. Calvin Weaver is sick and don't seem to get any better, We had three light frosts but no dam- age done to the corn, early corn they are commencing to cut. Rev, Harman preached a very able Harvest Home sermon on Sunday morn- ing. Zion. Zion is not dead, only sleeping. The farmers are busy sowing their wheat. Wm. Moss, of Mifflinburg, and Sam’l. Miller, of Bellefonte, spent Sunday at the home of J. P. Rockey. Some of our fair young damsels have been having "Old, Maids" hall, but for a few days only. Ebon Lesch left on Monday for Al- toona, where he has secured employ ment, Mrs. George Freidel, a lady aged 72 years, during huckleberry time, picked and sold 112 quarts of huckleberries at 7 cents a quart. Who can beat that ? Misses Fannie Stein and Mable Ge:- brick were callers at the home of Henry White and family, at Jacksonville, on Sunday. Wonder how Kate R. enjoyed her drive behind the grey horse on Sunday evening after cadeavor? The boys of Hecla run a free hack up to Zion to preaching last Sunday night, Boys was it not hard work to rum that band-car? Lloyd Barnhart and Mr. Knapp, of Bellefonte, called at the home of C. Lesch, on Szzday evening. Misses Katheryn and Mae Rovyer,also Mrs. Clayt Rover were to Jacksonville, Sunday to visit the former's parents, B W. Royer, Julian. Mr. Parsons, of Kansas, who has been spending a few weeks with his brother at this piace, will leave for his home on Saturday. Mr. Turner purchased the store of Irvin Bros, and will be known as J. H. Turner. We wish him success in his new enterprise. | Calvin Bowers, of Ohio, is spending a | few days with his mother. The ball game played here last Satar- day, between the ist and 2nd teams of this place was one of the finest games played here. Score 7.13 in favor of the 1st team. The school which opened Monday is | largely attended, and scholars are very minch pleased with their teacher. There will be a picnic in Campbell's Grove next Saturday. Ice cream, cake, and fruits will be served. A ball game will be in the afternoon between Julian and Martha. Come out and have a good time. Proceeds to repair the roof of the U. B. church Dark Hollow. Corn cutting will be next on hand. Grove Walker left last Monday for Potters Mills where he took charge of a | school. | W.N. Zerby returned from West Vir- | ginia last week, . | John Snyder is building a new house for the winter, The Penn Hall Band attended grange park last week two days. | Isaac Walker took a trip to Pine Grove | last Sunday. Chas. C the next time you cross the hills do not stay so late. Arch Zettle made a fiylng trip to Nit. tany valley last Saturday. A Wonderful Invention. It is interesting to note that fortunes are frequently made by the invention of articles of minor importance. Many of the most lar devices are those de. signed to pobuiat conditions, an infented 1s and when used in connection with Dr, White's Electric Hair Brush are tively r ateed to make straight hair curly OY" 1 time, ds of these electric combs been sold In the various cities of the Union, and the demand increasin PICTORIAL PUZZLE. FIND A FISHERMAN, A right has white head and striped body. Oak Hall. Mary R. Dale is able to be about after a week's illness, Mr. and Mrs. Ross, of Jefferson county, Mr. Ross, of Pleasant Gap, and Ira Benner and wife, of Houserville, were recent guests of M. W. Benner and fam ily. Edwin K. Philadelphia. Marian Riddle, of Pleasant Gap, spent last Sunday at the home o (Mrs, E B. Peters. Pansy Knopf is visiting in Pittsburg, Sam’l Knopf and wife, of State Col. lege, spent Sunday in town. Margaret Peters was the guest of her friend Alma Homan, on Saturday night. Anus Kaup, of Bellefonte, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Kaup. Annie Kline, of Altoona, is visiting at home, Jacob guest at cently. Everybody is cordially invited to at tend the Orange fair at the home of Henry Homan on Thursday evening, 24. Proceeds to be used for purchasing a library for the Lutheran Sunday school. G. W. Keichline, of Pine Grove, spent Thursday night at Sunny Hillside, B. F. Homan, wife and children, visit: ed at John Homan's near Pine Grove on Sunday Geo. Scholl, of Houserville, transacted business in town Friday. Smith spent Sunday ino Rbone, of Pittsburg, the home of B was a F. Homan re- Aar onsburg Miss Hettie Smull, of State Colleges came home on Saturday afternoon and returned agaio on Monday. Paul Swabb, of Holsopple, is visiting his mother and other friends in town Henry Haffley, who is employed at Renova, was under the parental roof over Sunday. Mrs. Fred Crouse and children and Mrs. Border, of Holsopple, are paviog a visit to Mrs. Henry Crouse, on North 20d Street. Miss Marion Stover returned from a six weeks’ visit with friends at West Fairview. She says she had a delight. ful visit. Harvey Crouse and wife entertained a number of the young people on Thurs eve in honor of Mrs. Crouse's brother, Mr. Traxell, of Renova. Misses Hettic and Kathryn Smull and Maggie Weaver spent Sunday alternoon very pleasantly with friends at Rebers. burg. Mrs. Maggie Houser and children, of Brisbin, were visiting Mrs. Houser's mother, Mrs. Lenker, returning to their home again on Monday. J. W. Porster, accompanied by zah sale at Spring Mills, on Friday Penn Hall Blanche Hartman, of Millheim, Sunday with Ella Condo. Charles Bartges and family spent a few days in Union county, y ‘pen Mrs. Sarah Fisher is on the sick list. Services will be held in the Reformed church on Sunday morning. Jos. Herb, of Booneville, who is cas. vassing the book, “Mr. World and Miss Church Member” has met with selling 18 copies since Tuesday night, aren Zettle spent Sanday at Clinton. spent Charles Geary spent several days at his home last ror Boy a na Our farmers are busy plowing and sowing their wheat. g § Quite a number of our people are com plstaing with what they call summer com t. Maggle Winters is 111 with t yphoid Otis Wolfe who had been sick for some time is up and around again, As far as we know Amos Fehl was the only Bessey Now here who attended Take VIN-TE NA and the good effect will be immediate. You will get strong, new, rich blood your veins. VIN.TE-NA Mig new life in you. If not will put money refunded. All drug. gists, his | mother and sister, attended the Vauval. PIPE AND AN ANCHOR. ANSWER To LAST WEEK'S PuzzLe. —~With picture held in proper position white fish will be seen at lower edge in centre, headed down rapids. Second fish just to Basket per right hand corner and edge of picture, if one turn to right is made, will be found between tree at up. Plum Grove. Grange picnic was well represented from here, John Musser, of Loganton, visited his cousin W. H. Swartz. Milton Snyder and family spent Sun- day with the former's parests. Calvin Swartz spent Sunday at Smith. town Harry Dinges, of Centre Hall, spent Sunday here. Mrs. Harvey Swartz received the sad news of the death of her uncle 8. Q ingle which occurred in New York. Cyrus Brumngart and wife spent a few days with the latter's brother, As Eimer Swartz and family were at- tending picnic Thursday of last week some inquisitive person wanted to see what was in their telescope in which they bad different articles; they either need. ed clothes or thought that there was medicine there; beware the fellow is known. Bruce Crotzer, of Mifflin, Ezra Breon and Ray Weber, of Rebersburg and Elmer Musser, of Zion, spent a few days at Philip Aaman's. Herbert Swartz and Sadie Hazel, of Madisonburg, and Elmer Swartz and family spent Sunday with the former's brother, Sadie Weaver, of Farmers Mills, spent a few days with her sister Ada. Amos Koch, of Rock, View, visited his brother, Milesburg. Harty Kinnle, of Baker City, Oregon, arrived home on Monday lo visit his brother and sisters. Mrs. Gertie Martin, of Martinsburg, is visiting ber sister Mrs. Allen Swyers. Mrs, Frank Chapell, of Punxsotawney, Andrew Koon and wife, of | Eview, and Mrs. Mionie Raymond, of Belle- fonte, are guests of Mrs. Sam’l Swarm, were called to the bed-side of Mrs. Nancy Swarm who is lying very {ll at this writing. Chas. Zimmerman and family, of Tyrone, are guests of her mother, Mrs. Lacy Johnson, Mrs. Clara Miles and Mrs. Cox, of Jobustown, are guests of Mrs. Annie Smith, John Fulton, of Philipsburg, and Lucien Fulton, of McKeesport, after a | brief visit to their mother returned home. Mrs. Benj. Singleton, of Oil City, isa | wuest of Mrs. Wm. Walker, Howard Crain, of Altoona, Sundayed with his parents. A correction; the Evangelical's festi- val will take place on Saturday the 26th, instead of the 19, as reported to us: everybody invited to be present, Mt Pleasant. Mrs. Maggie Fink, of Altoona, and | Mrs. Kate Naylor, of Tipton, were vis- | tors in our section, Mrs. Viola Baney, of Clearfield, was a caller here with her daughter, Mrs. Mable Nearhoof, whose baby is sick. Mrs, Mary Fink wasto Tipton ov a visit to her daughter and to Osceola also to visit her son whose baby is very poor. ly with gastric fever, Mrs. Lizzie Dixon has come home after a visit to Sandy Ridge. The thresher is in our section ; some kinds of grain is a splendid turnout while others is poor. ohn Nearboof threshed 20 dozen w which turned out sixteen bushels and a half, The farmers are k back with their on account of the wet weather, Bessie Bitner her term of school in our district on 14th, Cider making and apple batter boiling has begun in our valley—but apples are not plenty, Howard. Mrs. Reuben Lucas spent part of. last week in Muncy. Dr. Wm. H. Hengyl left on Wednes. day for Philadelphia, to complete his college course, Mrs. Minor and Nan Lucas made a business trip to Bellefoute, on Friday. John Robb was a visitor at William. sport, on Thursday, Mrs. Wm. Weber left Wednesday for Staten Island to visit her sister Louise. Wm. Lovg, of Fairmont, W. Va., visited his parents of this place. Balser Weber and Howard Robb started for Mercersburg on Wednesday, where they will attend College, Arthur Long, who is attendin g the Normal, spent Saturday and Sunday with his parents | Clyde loug returned from William- {sport on Tuesday evening carrying his {arm in a sling. He had been severely {burned in the rolling mill where he i was employed, | Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Henderson departed "for Windber, on Saturday morning. Unless appearances are very mislead. ing, the wedding bells will soon sound | merrily on Walnut street, | Willie and Irene Strunk and Estella | Hagens left on Tuesday evening for Philadelphia where they are attendiug | “The Institute for the Deaf anc Miss Mabel Dellaas, of Beech Creek, spent a short time with Mary Wilson. Mrs. D. A. Artman and children are visiting her mother, at New Ber ia. Bertha Knoll, after visiting her mother for a tew weeks, returned on Tuesday to Philadelphia, where she is employed as a trained nurse, Blair Lathshaw is teaching the Hen. derson school, near Bellefonte. Our neighbor, Hon. John A. Wood. ward, has received the appointment as Penna. Commr., to take cbarge of the Penoa. Exhibits at St. Louis. Wm. Wilhelm, of Buffalo and John Lauth, of Mexico, were visiting friends | at Howard and vicinity, The brick works are a go. Jess Lucas has been engaged in sinking shafts in dif. ferent places and reports fire clay in abundance, Miss Clara Hastings of Mill Hall, is visiting her mother at this place. A pleasant surprise was in store for Walter Cooke on Saturday evening. On returning home, after closing his office, be found his howe occupied by sixty or more guests, who warmly greeted him upon the anniversary of his birth The evening was pleasantly spent, and after partaking of a sumptuous repast pre-| pared by Mrs Cook, at midnight, after wishing Mr. Cook many bappy returns of bis birthday anniversary, the guests departed for their homes. Walt was presented with a beautiful Morris chair and other valuable gifts. J. D. Thompson ieft for Snow Shoe on Monday evening to visit his son J. A. John Long, of Tyrone, was a visitor in town over Sunday. Elder J. W. Bush preached two very | acceptable sermons, on Sunday in the | Diciple church. Miss Avua B. Lucas went shopping to toona, Saturday. Miss Ivy Brungard, of Rote, who has heen visiting Naomi and Charlotte Gross, returned to her bome on Saturday. The Chie! Burgess says, “See the Street Commissioners ;”" the street commis. sioners say '‘See the Street Supervisor the street supervisor says, Go to Sheol : wonder who is running our town ? Druggist W. N. Leeser and wife, of Sunbury, were in town over Sunday. The child of Harry Pletcher is danger. {ously ill. Henry Thompson reports frost on the “Divide.” Vinton Schenck left Monday evening for Hayes Run, where be has secnred employment in the brick works. Centre Hall | A 8 beavy Had severe frosts Friday and Satur. day last, but no harm done. All is quiet again since the close of the picnic, which had a damper by the rain on Tharsday. Mrs. John Odenkirk was knocked | down while crossing the street, by the carelessness of a bicycle rider, with painful effect, Will Smith, living with Mrs. Barefoot, had a five cow die a few days ago from | some cause, {| The familiar face of former barber | Jerry Miller, now of DuBois, was seen {bere and during picnic and all glad to | shake hands with him. A mean sneak thief has been helping himself to some of the effects in the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Love deceased, rob. bing drawers of linens and other articles. Eyen the homes of the dead are net spared in the eyes of some or safe against the long fingered tribe. Mrs. Goss, widow of Cyrus Goss, is in charge of Dr. Emerick’s home since the death of Mrs. Emerick. Boalsburg. days with L. Kimport and family. Mrs. A. A. Black left Tuesday for Mercersburg. Mrs. Geo. Widder, of Harrisburg, is a guest of her sister, Mrs. H. O. Barr. Wm. Gobeen and wife spent Priday at Spring Mills, Mra. Wierback, of McAllistersville, are visiting Mrs, Aman. da Fisher, Mrs. John Wieland and Mary Reish spent Saturday at State College. Georges Valley. Cleveland Gentzel, who was recently working at Penn s Is out of work for thie present, Harvey Wert Is threshing in this vicin- ity for the last few days. Reuben Wert Is on the sick list, also Mrs. Wanse. D. W. Sweetwood and wife spent Sun. day at the home of Jeremiah Zettle, wen. J Frost Save us a vish al. Anan on Monday to Hk apps 1 Damb.” | t Mrs, Scott, of New York, Spt u Saw i and | Mrs. Alfred Fisher and daughter, of Men of Oa | Timbers of oak keep the old | homestead standing through |the years. It pays to use the right stuff, | “Men of oak” are men in rugged health, men whose ‘bodies are made of the sound- est materials, 1 | Childhood is the time to lay | the foundation for a sturdy con- stitution that will last for years, | Scott's Emulsion is the right | stuff, | Scott's Emulsion stimulates | wers of children, a firm constie {tae gro {1 a RRL ED HC Li54 ctv Yarnell, Merrell Butler, teacher of the Moose Run school, Sundayed here. Rev. G. A. Sparks preached his fare- well sermon on Sunday evening. Those added to the sick list are Hannah Fetzer, Mrs. Ira Confer | Miss Amber Confer. Arthar Confer, of Milesburg, Sunday here. Messrs, Ammon and James | attended the grangers’ picuic. Misses Nancy and [rene Bailey visited last week at their home, Mrs. Mary Walker, of Williamsport, and Etta Huffman visited bere last week. Toner and Martin Fetzer left Monday | for Mahaffey. { Wm. Shawiey had the misfortune of ranoing a sail in his foot, which is caus. ing him much pain Mrs. Jonathan Packer is visiting at Karthaus Alfred Shank and wife spent Sunday at Bush Hollow Revival meeting will begin Baptist chapel the 113th of October, Charles Klinger visited last week with | his fatherin law, Mr. Woods, at Boals- barg Mrs. and spent Klinger at the Miles Walker, of Cato, passed through our town last week Israel Confer spent last bome in Zion The scribe will close this the Irishman did, “If let me know week at his letter like you don’t get this Potter Twp. Our former residents George Stover and wife, of Altoona. were visiting old friends here We had several doses of frosts end of Ast week but not any serious harm done. and two little Kk. are visit. farm at Earlys- Thomas Bartges, wife girls, now living in Pitsha fog kis parents on the town The picnic last tention of many, tention to th of first jmp werk engaged the at. while others though! at. farm work was i FOR RHEUMATISM LAME BACK NEURALGIA HEAD ACHE. EARACHE. (Ea TT SPRAINS BRUISES. BURNS. SCALDS SORE THRDAT DIPKTHER?A AND ALL PAIN LAMENESS SORENESS SWELLING AND INFLAMMATION J0cem7e VESED INTEPNARLLY BRT EXTEMNR 4 A 600D RUBBER HOT WATER BOTTLE Is not simply a luxury, it has become a necessity in | every well regulated family, If you suffer with cold feet or have neuralgia, ora pain the shoulder, back or limbs It is Nondertul what Juliet ou will get by laying a bottle of hot oh ol on dle of it. When you think of purchas- ing one, let us show you what we have. We know we ean please you in both price and quality. Green's Pharmacy, Bush House Blook, BELLEFONTE, PENN'A. B
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