Pace N. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, Pas JANUARY 17, 1964, IRVIN, Arvin, THE RACKET OUR Muslin Underwear SALE customers have vd owing As some of our been unable to attes our Muslin Underwear Sale to the ex- tremely cold weather, WE HAVI WEEK, CLOSING RY 101 Is and prices | with any in town and you will find RACKET STORE Correspondents Department d fron Continue Aaronsburg. Mrs, Sarah Charles spent a few days last week with friends in Hartleton. Mrs. Operheim, of Lock Haven, James Gramley, of Rebersburg and Wm, Wert, of Green Burr, were some of the guests of Jesse Werts the past week. Miss Elizabeth Yonada, of Coburn, spent a few days with her friend, Sarah Guisewite Rev, J. Kerlin and wife, Jennerstown, were the guests of Mrs. Desher ; the Rev. addressed the Reformed prayer meeting in a very pleasing manner, Thos Meyer and family, of Coburn, spent New Years d sidence of Geo. Weaver, Miss Ca number of manper on y, return- burg on people Henr bad a very place. spent one Weaver's, they pleasant u Miss Clara speut her ents at th in our ui compan Miss Mazie Friday from a few d Micnie Ada Sara spent a wee Walter Mr. Orwig’ days Mazeppa rand had been a pupil and her her vacation yw ago t y us ] bome on t to her aunt us at > ellefonte, roof. h fe visiting on, a few and Eva A Alter a Hoy’s School District. School commen again on Mouday. Vv band wa furnish SOM Years evenirs K The sit ot Prof week, Quaite a namber the sick list the The West y HIBS g ma direc close ass, under the Wise, will tion next gag Geo. EB of our people were on past week scribe has re signed his position agent for the Standard Oil Co, he having reached the age limit. He will now start in the mer. cantile business Hey, with his medi Brushvalley as there he is again, Dr, G. EB. G,, ine satchel, I saw him got Skunktown towards the mercantile establishment of the West Brushvalley scribe, with his satchel on his back and a bottle of liniment in his ove hand and crying out: "There you are, a big bottle of linimeut for only 2% cents Good for all aches and pains, especially window panes. Then he dis. played a box of worm lozenges and with a loud voice said: "Who wants a box of these worm candies? good for ring worms, pin worms and especially fish worms'’ Pine Creek Mill. Blanche and Oly Trester were to Aaronsburg to see their sister Monie. I. W. Yonada, our blacksmith at Co- burn, drove 52 shoes in one day without a helper. He is always at his shop to walt on customers, Bill Harter, our lime man, got employ ment at Pine Grove Mills, He is ran. niog the mill. Grandmother Bame is on the sick list, Meyer and Vonada are sawing apple wood They are ready to ship the fourth car load, J] B. Rishel and family were to George. valley to see his mother, who is iil. George Stover, our up to date team. ster, iy hauling lumber from Kelster's mill, Highvalley scribe was at Coburn talk. ing politics. He knows a lot in one day, Sawyer Rider has his shed full of wood; that is good. g through i Mary | Shore, { and brothers at this place, | woods | fron of his { broke. y | re {to go down the coun v | was looking for his best par- |ing om, | had | Poorman, , | ried Thursday evenit 6 Nittany. The dance ou last Thursday night was a success; those present enjeyed them. selves very much in dancing out the old year, Charles Robb and son Clair, of Belle founte, visited their many friends through t here the past week. 8S. Peck ana Willlam J. Mauck, re- ceived a carload of fine ice from the lakes at Hecla last week, which they stored for the summer's use. We will write it 1904 for the year, Miss Berth Winsel and brother Jim, of Romola, Miss Maggie Hoy, of Hublers. burg, and Miss Harmal, of Pittsburg, were the guests of James Gunsallus and family the past seyeral weeks. Miss Minnie Winkleman and Mrs. Dorman and daughter, of Jersey were the guests of their sister the past sev- next eral weeks, Miss Mable Kramer, spent several weeks friends at this place. Mr. Huffman, wife and baby of Phila delphia, were the guests of Mrs Hoff man's parents, at this place over Xmas. Ralph Shope, of Milesburg, was the guest of his grandmother, Mrs. Tate, several days the past week. Bellefonte, her many of with iss Rosa Sheats, who is living at Mill Hall, spent Xmas with her parents at this place, returning to Mill Hall on Mouoday last, Quite a lot of our people were to Lock Haven before Xmas to do their Xmas shopping. Mrs. Harpster and children of Hub. lershurg, Bert Flesher, of Bennezett, and Charles Young and lady friend Clearfield, were all guests ef our tant postmaster, G. W, Young ily over the holidays, Mrs. Ermest McKibben from a visit sik and fam- has returned with friends at Jersey Shore, and is the guest of her parents at this | place Mt. Eagle. David Garthoof came home from to family. S. S. d home to Pletcher a Washin g! on and family came i the Years with his aged woth Spon mas New { er and other friends Last Monday en lost Ketting Thomas Shill biack horses, by Miss C ra D ez an went to Mill Hall « 1 Miss Maud Bn New Years to latives and friends, John Turner Dietz visit was seen taking the train wonder if John ady friend? that Mrs. N at present, dy: We are sorry Leathers is on sic The funeral es Lucas, mas ; 1O say J. 14t K iis of George Lucas, son of in Boggs twp ces were conducted at F bh The canning factory at Howard is go- as they bave enough of money subscribed to d the factory and ran season | it has raised quite an excitement ar 1 bere am the farm. ers. We wi thing. There party the h Dietz red occured on Arist serv by v. Ze Mi Ch KR gler airview char bui it for one an mg hope it be a good was a fine surprise me of W. H. week Runville. dd he: man, a Miss Cor few visited his few Huston, a and wife, Arthur Bedient r ¥Y iting hes are vis of Corning, parents at this 8 Lizzie Walker, a short time fontle again who was for has returned to Belle toona, who this place, Wednesday. Walker and Miss Flora B both of this place, were mar. , December 11, at o'clock in the UU. B. church, in the presence of a number of friends and re atives, by Rev. G. A. Sparks, pastor of the U B. charch They were attended by Miss Maud Poorman, cousin of the bride and Martin Fetzer. The wedding march was beatifully played By Miss Lona Brower, After congratulations a reception followed the wedding at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Poorman. Manv useful and ornamental presents were given the happy couple. May their pathway be strewn with many flowers, Blanchard. Too much praise cannot be given to M. J. Morrison, our health officer, for the very efficient way in which he labored since the breaking out of smallpox at Eagleville Station. When some people were running all over our town, talking about it, Mr, Morrison withost the least thought of compensation was putting forth every effort to make the patients comfortable as possible. Such men as these should receive public recognition, and Mr. Morrison has by his unselfish: ness, made himself a name in our com munity which will be remembered with kindoess, About fifty friends of Rev, and Mrs. G. Stanley West gathered at their home on New Year's evening and gave them a complete surprise. The large exten sion table in their dining room groaned beneath the weight of provisions and the presents which were brought to gladden their hearts on the New Year. The Rev, also received a very liberal donation of money presented by the young men of the town, The popularity of Rev, and Mrs. West here is very evident and may they next year be as prosperous, as the past three has been, The cantata "Saul King of Israel” will be given ia the Baptist church, Jan, 16, 1804. Before a man is married he pays com. pliments; afterward it's all he can do to pay the bills, Ira Wagner and wife, of A friends at home last een visiting returned to thei Forden F , of | assis. | the | spend the holidays with his aays home | | Vsionvile Aunt Susie Taylor and her danghter, Mrs. A, | T. Leathers, of Washington City, arrived here to attend the funeral of her stepdaughter Mrs Ellen Mel aughlin, J.C. Bmith and wife spent Xmas at tawney with thelr son in law, lek. Mame Rich, of Clearfield, friends here, A very pleasant “Flip” the home ¢f Mrs. E. Ing W. B. Turner and wife returned from an ex tended visit in Westmoreland county. A sextette of very nice, orderly representa tive ladles and gentlemen of Port Matilda, took supper at the Hotel Peters last Friday evening. What Will and Sallie don't know about entertaining sieighing parties worth knowing Riley Pratt and wife both took seriously 11) at the home of their son David, at Houtzdale while spending thelr Christmas holidays there and were unable toreturn home for they Intended to come turned last Monday much improved Punxsu WwW. Bul. Geo Is visiting her party was given at a week or They more after re There are prospects of a canning factory be. Ing started at summer w.U. lefonte appendioitis was success Saturday, Billy have this place during the coming Dr Bel Irwin sent Jas. Johnson to the hospital where an operation for ully performed last Parsons, Paul Joe formed themselves into a synd the Shipley and Gil cate or corporation for of a patent manufacture noiseless gun, Just what the gun will do and what its strong points are LADd we warn them, 1 everything “Ex posa futu It 18 sald that J, Orvis Peters does not know the cat has been kept a secret niess the give an of this wonderful weapon y will re veal we will imaginary in the pear re, difference between a fox and a maltese For further particulars inquire of Atlee Davidson Laura Phil ade Rumberger returned on Mond will complete ; iphia wi I ryvatory of musle in here is a prett Lindemuth: On Christn ere she years’ course street Bay Harry boys wanted conse Charley : Y Rood « as, On to have of the an ancient goose of After tl shot It off & numbe a shooting m turkeys ware out 1eim. tute at Pt F. Reigh day Mauek. of FM It appe tM on M Wm and ear Huston lay n ars that CROs Dave made Ow Lhe same vooat Haven't heard of any trust: a have { large & Mas» Sunbury heir poly on hand M. Campbe visited hor nephew at er sunday There is some talk of opening a canning fae tory here It would eertainly bo a good place as plenty of fruit and vegetables could be had. Mrs. W_H. Keifsnyder has been visiting her sonan-iaw Wes Tressier atthe Old Fort tor some time Harris Township. An interesting servies was held in the Luth eran church Christmas evening Mrs. Theodore Boal had invited all the little children to her home on Christmas morning and gave them gifts suitable for each one, On New Year evening and also Saturday evening an enjoyable time was given by the Indies of the Reformed church; chicken and wallles and oysters and other refreshments were served Albert Ginerieh and Gay Wieland made a business trip to Franklinville, Mitehell Garbrich and brother George, Dr 8. Woods and brother Will, Wm. Hunter, Bes. sie Weber and Margaretta Goheen spent the holiday» here ! Mrs. J. W. Miller and daughter Noah spent New Year In Boalsburg. Samuel Durst and wife, spout a few days here, Murray Leitzel and bride arrived from thelr wedding trip on Monday. Geo. BE. Meyer returned te Altoona R. B. Harrison, Frank Young and Gertrode Wisland attended the teachers’ Institute of Earlystown, Lamar, Hope everybody had a Merry Christ. mas and a Happy New Year, J. H. Shutt and sister, Mrs. J. C. Arm. bruster, were vigiting their sister Mrs, Garrett ; at Rebersburg, one day last week. The Guests of J. H. Shutt were, George Young and sister, ster, of Altoona ; Harry Day, of Loganton, The tea kettle sings when it gets hot, but it boils over if it gets hotter, M. Griest on Friday even. | | | | porker Sugarvalley, Wm, Meyer, the miller, of loganton, raised and slaughtered the heaviest | being the weight, | Mrs. Sallie Gephart, of Bellefonte, and in the community, 446 pounds | 1 | | | | | | | Robert Karstetter, of Curwensville, glad. | | ened the hearts of their parents, Karstetter and wife, at Christmastiae, The dwelling of Mrs. Paul Greninger was flue, and the house of Rev, Willauer | caught fire from the same cause and be | fore it could be quenched caused consid. | erable damage to the second story and isn't | roof. Harry Smith, a Sugar valley young man, employed on Harter's sawmill, near Greenburr, had his left hand badly mangled by a circular saw. The hand was 80 badly mangled that the middie fir ger had to be amputated. Mrs. Sophia Kerstetter, of Greenburr, celebrated her 8sth birthday with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Wolfe Mrs. Emma Storick recently sold 12 acres of timber land in Hopple's hollow to Reeser & Ganger for $250. They are now felling trees gud cutting logs on it The question of placing a new bridge across Fishing creek at a point south of jrungard’s church received the attention of the taxpayers of Green township Sat. urcay last. The special election held to decide the question, was attended by 111 citizens. A majority of them voted in favor of a new iron bridge, which is a necessity there Tuesday Loganton reported the lowest drop—30 degrees below. Many water pipes were frozen and the plumbers were busy repairing bursted pipes, Farmer's Mills. The Penn Cave scribe’s cold is better since he bas quit trapping skunks and muskrats along the dam. He says its too cold, he might freeze his mustache folks attended the at the Salem Penn Hall last A number of our Christmas entertainment Reformed church below Sunday night, It was ath er » Xmas and N J. H. Carrie quiet In our town over *w Year. Rishel Is on the sick Ma at M day night James bis should Hello! Tuesday night inert Os and sister Rosa pq GG. Hagan's, Th man Muddy Creek. Sleigh ia & the rage Chr There was 1a Happy Mr. Slmas and New Y little 8( Hublers and Sima n at burg, er's mother. Miss Mary man 4 peoding days with her at Woll's Store. a few best and wife, of at Ezra Harte ied two fine where rds swa y ir are Ww tat ia you that we toward the winter ave untain few Mrs a with her cousin West Brushvalley. B. F present C. E. Duck Grenoble is on the sick li H M and R { this place G. Duck, of Clearfield, and Charles Weaver, of Moshannon, paid a visit to the famous Penn Cave last week E Went ss G. D Omdorf was to G. E. Grenobl Messrs. Dan Ream and Eimer C Ross man, two young men of Penn Cave, were the guests of Agnew E and A. 8. Lim. bert, Friday. C. E Duck, R E and John Wert, Jr., of this piace, were to Spring Mills to at. tend the entertaioment, which was a sight to see. a pleasant caller e, Sunday. Houserville. D. Y. Wagner gave a party in honor of their son J. BE. and wife of Kinzua, | who were spending their Christmas va | cation in this section | Dr Houser, of Pennsvivania Furnace, visited his aged parents last week. The biscuit social, held at Johu Grove's, on New Year's eve, was a decided suc | CCSsS, Rev. May Whitehead expects to hold | a series of meetings in the U, B. church, commencing 13, to which all are cordi- | ally invited to attend, L. G. Peter aud Wm. Fry called at the Coble home on Christmas eve, Dan’l Keller sports a new sleigh. The story of H. J. Atlman'’s fish scales is a myth Walker. Chas. Yearick, Jr, is able to be up after a severe attack of quinsy, Wm. Deihl and family, of Union coun. ty, and Mrs. 1. 8 Grenioger, of Howard spent Thursday of last week at the home of Mr. Rockey, near Jacksonville, We are having a spell of very cold weather at this writing, with plenty of snow, Thete was no communion service in the Presbyterian charch on Sunday on account of the non-arrival of the pastor, Next Sunday was announced for holding the service, A baby came to the home of Al. Piper on Xmas ; the baby is reported very ill at this writing. . a — Even the political machine is apt to get rusty without constant oiling. Robert | damaged to the extent of $64 by a | | fire which was caused by a defective | Linden Hall. Murray Lietzell has moved into the new home built by F. E. Wieland Freda Hess has been visiting friends in Altoona, Huntingdon and Osceola the past week, Those on the sick list are Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs Clyde Boyer, F. E. Wieland and the aged mother of Mrs, J. #. Kel. ler, John Bohn moved into part of the house occupied by Frank McClintic, on Mon day. Foster Bealker is working for Harry Miller, J. T. Tressler and wife attended stitute at Philipsburg last week. The United Evangelicals have menced reyival services here, will preaching every nigat this wes k. Mitchell Garbrick returned to College on Monday afternoon, in- com- have ttenced the enter. bo M. Glee C I, on Friday night Quite a few people tainment, by the F at Centre Hal ub, Rockview. Miss Cathern Garbrick, lege, spent her vacation Ishier, of Rockview, of State Col with Mr. Ishler is slowly improving Miss spent Zion, Margaret Keen, of last week with Edith this place, Herman, The Christmas entertainment at Shilo GLARE LEAR id RRE RE RRAAL | AIKENS' WHITE SA Now in Progress IIIT ITI IY TY Sibkbad bidiiddiidisiistdatisiitidatintiis ALDARA hhh bb EAA RA Add bb AAD bbb bbb Abb bb bbb y 1 | THT HITS Come and See for YOURSELF. Ahhh bb bbb bbb bbb TITTY TITTY hbbbhbbddd 50 Ad AA bh bbbibhbbbbbbidbbbde bhbbbds was well attended. Sleigh belly are heard in every diree- tion at present, Harry and Charley Kline, of State College, spent a day last week with thelr friend Ed. Ishler. Miss Bertha Stover, of this place, spent Christmas with her mother, Cscar Fishburn is on the sick list. Plum Grove. I hope you all had a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year, ww Wm, P. Lingle and family, of Georges. valley, spent Christmas at the home of P. A. Auman's who had been away on a weeks, returned home on Geo. Brian, visit a couple Saturday. Jerome Lingle is spending some time with his uncle Victor Auman. I wonder who that young sport was | that drove through here on New Year's night with his better half. How gbout #t {| Charlie ? Beech Creek. { the Mabel | { for John McGhee 10 Mill of | We have had last few days; creek, weather for ice on the very cold lots of good 1/on Clay and Harry are hauling logs Hall. Lots of pretty poor poetry goes through the mails as first. class matter, rr ddiddibaitatiitiitabitiiibisiiibibband Sleighs and Sleds FROM $12.60 to §50.60. TrrrrrTrrT IIIT, One Good Range Ahhh bbb bbb bbb bbb bib bbb bbb bd hhh bh baah Bullock Swing & Chair Mig COMPANY FACTORY: MILESBURC, PA. b bhbkbddd hhh CLA AAA LA Ah AAA hhh ERAS AA AAR REARS Sh A heh E hs AAERARARAR EES RARE RE RAR EE 00t bhiiaahatitdhidais it hihanttiiidsettititisiitdnisds my bbb bib bid bb ih bbidd 4 hbbiiiiiid OCIS ITITITITSITE IIIS. fated Girls Dresses and for Baby tion. This will be the 1 he money in our history the best for the in the employment of phrases air we breathe, but intangible, and nothing transacted attest to its worth 2000 COST. 106 1904 oal6 WRI... Underclothes for Women, Children Trade Mark Corsets that rarely break in price ; Handkerchiefs, House-keeping Linens, White Goods and White Bed Spreads all now on display and marked at prices that defy competi- broadest and best Winter Wh greatest usual number of imitations to follow our great White Sale, but they are like echo to sound, or shadow to object. Co's are resorted to in order to diguise the weakness of these poor imitations and make them appear genuine. are by no means private property ; they are as free as the but a superficiality. Short and Long ite Sale variety of Underclothes and every case. We predict the Even exactly the same as Katz & Words WITT STITT ITI NIST INIssss words not backed by deeds are like fog The crowds we draw during the sale and the large volume of business and merit. Will we see you? Yds. Torchon Lace during this sale per yard ALL EMBROIDERIES NOW AT LISLE i eid det tated ted tdd KATZ & 00
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