THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. JANUARY 28, 1904.
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CORRESPONDENTS
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Happenings of a Week Over Cen-|
| visitor at this place last Saturday.
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THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAGE |
coal on Monday.
What Has Transpired in the Various |
Localities—Compiled by a Corps of
Alert and Able Writers
Section Represented ?
Rebersburg.
On last Saturday morning the sad news
reached this town that Mrs. D. W.
Harter, from Williamsport, had died
from a paralyticstroke. About the mud:
dle of last November Mr, Harter and
wife moved to the above place to make
it their future home, leaving a host of
relatives and friends at this place. Her
remains were brought to this place for
burial. The funeral was held on Wed
nesday forenoon, services in the Reform.
ed church conducted by her former pas
tor, Rev. Wetzel, Her age was about 64
years. Mr. Harter has the sympathy of
this entire community in this sad bereay-
ment.
The farmers institute to held at
this place, Feb. 5 and 6, promises to be a
success. The committee are doing their
utmost to make this the best institute
ever held'at Rebersburg. Come and see.
Admittance free.
Roland Royer and wife, from Altoona,
are visiting friends here at present,
The recent rains compelled superyisor
]. J. Gramley to open the roads which
were badly drifted by the severe bliz.
zards.
Miss Ella Corman
rheumatism at this writing.
Our people have no more faith in wire
fences along public roads to guard
against drifting. It is a fact where wire
fences are at such places the snow banks
are higher than where the old worm or
board fences are
J. W. Mitterling,
was through here
car load of cows.
Brungart,
er are
1701S
be
is afflicted with
from Centre Hall,
last week buy a
ing
og
Clayton Weaver
at Bellefonte this
Clayton
and Wm.
week serving as |
democratic
The
was well attended
Milesburg.
caucus on Saturday
Morris Furey, one f the leading
farmers of Spring twp., on Saturday
last was in the burg on a business trip;
come again, Morris
Miss Bouse, of Tyrone is a guest
Miss Lorene Mattern at this place.
Wm. E Er and son Herbert,
Howard, spent Saturday with his sis
Mrs. Sam’l Swarm.
Wm. Treaster, of Lamar, spent
night with his sister, Mrs. Levi Grubb
Wm. Grubb, of Tyrone,
his grandmother and aunt, Mrs,
Clellan.
Frank Baird is again papa; a daugh
ter was bora asto him the morning of
the 16th.
A sled load of young folks from Union.
ville, attended the M E revival on the
evening of the 15th
John A. Whiteman and family
tarning to A-hatola to take charge of
the boarding house again in the near
future, as the company are anxious to
have them return.
Sam’! Baird has purchased the
man’s bakery on Market street He so-
licits the patronage of the public; give
the young man a trial, he is worthy of
your patronage
A social party was given
folks recently ; the sled load from
falo Run added much to the a
filled house of Frank Wallace
wife ; the night passed off j
more surprised set of not
often witnessed as when called to par-
take of the bountiful refreshments; lo use
the words of some, immense it was
of
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Sundayed with
Mc
are re-
White
to 6
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) young
Baf.
ready
and
a
Sr.,
persons is
Mingoville.
Shaman Zimmerman was one of the
committee who inspected the new iron
bridge near Kagleville last Tharsday.
Myra Peters spent a few hours at home
last Saturday night
C.C.and W. I. Workman transa
business in Lock Haven, Saturday.
ted
On Tharsday 21st, at high noon, at the
home of bride's parents, Jos. E.
Herman and Lizzie B. Hinds were united
in marriage by Rev. H. Crow, of Hub
lersburg. The best man was Perry
Hinds, brother of the bride and the
bridesmaid was Miss Cora Whitman, of
Hublershurg. Shortly following the
wedding a royal dinner was partaken of
by the select party of invited friends.
They have the best wishes of their many
friends
A leap year party from Bellefonte
were very pleasantly entertained at the
hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C
Workman, last Wednesday night. The
eyening passed very pleasantly with
games of various kinds, music and re.
freshments
Last Tuesday evening when the train
arrived all the inhabitants of this place
were at the depot waiting patiently to
welcome home a young man who has
been away for almost three weeks, think
the
Is Your |
{ed
Howard.
On last Friday morning our lumber:
man, John H. Diehl, saw a blue bird,
| That fs a sign of spring.
Daniel Hall, of Unienville, was a
Mrs. Carrie Smith, departed Wednes-
day for Smithfield, W. Va.
Joseph D. Diehl received a car load of
Christie Schenck arrived home last
Wednesday night,
Misses Maude and Bessie Confer, who
are employed at Renovo, are visiting
their parents at this place,
Quite a few of our young men attend
the opera, ‘‘Miss Bob White,” at
| Lock Haven, last Monday night,
of it! We are glad to say he is looking |
furnished some people coal for the hard
' winter,
well and says he had a delightful trip.
Oak Hall.
Miss Anna M. Dale attended Pomoua
Grange at Milesburg on Friday,
Messers David Campbell and Clyde
Welland, of Linden Hall, passed through
town enroute for Milesburg
Bessie, the youngest daughter of C. J. |
Kline, is ill at present,
Mrs. Geo. Bailey and daughters and
Mrs. Wm. Kahn, of Altoona, are visiting
at John Kline's,
Messrs Lyon and Stewert, of Bellefonte,
were in town on Monday,
~Krumrine’s Instantanious Headache
Powders will relieve the most obstinate
cases of nervous and sick headacke., 10
cents, tf
Let a woman think she is having her
own way and she is happy.
Miss Kathryn Confer spent a few
llefonte last week
days with friends at Bel
Siuce Vinton has returned from his
mountain trip be can speak Hungarian
and Slavish, Bat Tillie and Edna were
very sorry to see him start for home.
The Harvy Walker family on Marsh
Creek, 3 miles north of Kagleville, who
have been under quarantine owing to
their having visited the Hannon family
who have smallpox have been reported
to have the disease. Dr, McEntire was
summoned there late Saturday night,
but the symptoms would not justify the
to pronounce it smallpox, al-
though he says it is suspicious. The en-
tire Hannon family, six in number, are
now down with smallpox, the first case
is convalescing and their physician
doing all in his power to preyeut any
further contagion.
doctor
is
Houses will be in great demand this
spring.
Ira Johnson is reported to be showing
some improvement in health
iss Maude Rimert, having completed
her term of schoo! at Keating, has re:
turned home,
Miss Josephine McEatire
quite ill the past week, but
better,
J. Will Mayes, has been confined to
the house the past few days suffering
from articular rhenmatism.
been
some
has
is
Thomas Butler, one of our oldest citi.
zens, has been in poor health for
His physician Dr, McEatire re.
ports his condition somewhat improved.
time,
famine seemed imminent
the supply in
'
coal
week
s exhausted
as both
Nittany.
The series of meetings in th
ed i
IRCGay
were seven cot n
Evangell
cal church «
there
There was a regular
weather the past week
Miss
Williamsport
hospital; she
she bad
of her mot last
H. P. Zerby and
foute on Saturday
Came to Mr. and
ng daughter on th
Misses C
Hublersblirg
day evening, al
Berkstresser,
Loose has
ish her
has four weeks vet to ser
|
been called
Bertha
to ft
term
by the
home
week
fo
wi were id
you
ara ant
re
we
Mother YVoaug is sufferiug very much
at present with a felon ou her left thumb
Cau seemed to be a very
Saturday evening: the
ng there, can’t give account
us meeting
affair
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ry Sh
Miss Minnie Winkleman
week at her h this §
Those on
Mrs. Dor
Caarles,
ome at
the sick list
an, Mrs H. M
and Mr. Baker's |
n
aby
Farmer's Mills.
They say W. J
nice walk, home from speliin;
other Tuesday night
Wm. Krader, from Coburn,
ing for J. H. Rishel.
Albert Bradford made
Lewistown last week
H. F. Hagan, from
Sunday at home.
1
be
unden Hall, spent
Quite a number
the
urday
The spelling
Zabler was not
the bad weather
f our peos
e atteuded
at Peuan Hall, Sat
democratic cancus
afternoon
held by
~r
school
M
al
T
well att led on ount
of
Dan'l Ream, from Ghost Ho
seen along the dam trying to trap ghosts,
Saturday night, Bat Lt was growing
dark he became frightened and began to
run; he suddenly stopped in at a certain
place where be was kept all night by the
lady of the house,
S G says he would much rather live
at Farmer's Mills than along the pike. |
wonder why ?
Mt. Eagle.
We had quite a cold winter until this
break up ; the fall of 80 much rain made
quite a flood is Bald Eagle creek and
several ice gorges ; but not much damage
done.
The sale of the N. J. Leathers estate
last Wednesday was largely attended :
things brought good prices.
There was quite a wreck on the Bald
Eagle ratlroad last week, smashed sev:
eral cars but no one got hurt ; the wreck
Ow, WAS
As
There are several cases of smallpox in
{ our borough at present, and the board of
| health are trying to prevent the spread
:
:
|
!
| ing of the disease.
A sled load of young people started
out last Friday evening to surprise some
one, but they got the rubber neck ; the
high water headed them off aud they
bad to come back.
David Tanyer was a visitor at John
Turner's on Senday.
The roads in this valley is very rough
and icy; it is hard to drive,
What Shall We Have for Dessert 7
This question arises in the family every day
Let us answer it today, Try Jell.O, 4 delle
lous and healthful dessert, Prepared in two
minutes, No boiling! No baking! Simply
add bolling water and set to eool, Flavors se
Lemon, Oranges, Raspberry and Strawberry
Got a package at your grooes today. 10 cents.
“wu
Fome |
evening; |
50 Joe Weaver and Jake |
t
Fiedler.
Nicodemus Lose was down to Union |
county to attend a horse sale, bat falled
to bring any along.
G. W. Wolfe is shipping his staves as
fast as they can pack them.
Harry Wamtz has purchased a new
| sleigh,
The R. M. Wolfe estate are closing out |
| their store goods at auction, Everybody |
should attend, as there are some good
| bargains.
PICTORJAL PUZZLE.
| On Thursday evening as one of our
Sports was going to see his best girl, two
of our young men planned to play a joke
on him, but the joke was not so easily
played because he was too smart for
them Boys be careful how you fool
around that fellow the next time,
Fred Malone wears
cause its a boy
A.A
the Gent
Millhelm
Nearly all
drifted shut
The m
ast,
a broad smile be
Stover pur
‘
hased a fine horse at
aud I
zel Beezer horse at
our townspip roads were
looked
uch
Minnie Lukenbach, Stella
Mary Rupp bad a fine time
afternoon
Martin and
a Qaturday
tafly hickoryn
were sot
and
AKCH aul
cider 13
ne of shmen
without a cook
lewis Spavely is
Madisonburg.
FIND HIDDEN
ANSWER To LAST Werk's PuzzrLe —Tarn
referee is outlined by outstretched left arm of I re oC
bead touching left glove of same boxer, Turn right side of picture down. Pail i Claude has made a
between body of same boxer and top of picture, when thus held ing to work for M1
Harry R. has
Hublersburg. West Brush Valley.
the City Hotel for the ox
The C
hold an
Nm. Messimer avd family
vey Wert, Lizzie
Jackson, Clyde
Buck all spent S
James Wert,
B. F. Grenoble wife and son
spent Sunday at H. M. Wert's
The caucus
Penn Hall
'
ACROBAT AND OPERA GLASSES. Lea Swisher entertained a few of our
" evenly at the
Young people
Saturday
hotel,
left side of picture down. Bo
boxer on lower side of pictu
hange ; he
Stover
is go-
is go
received sition at
mmer.,
ming su S
this
in the
town ball Saturday night,
John Rishe
Klinefelter Mi
ymedy Co., of
enlertainment
‘ 1%)
town, will
Mil
{
on ‘ iheim
The republican and democratic can tia
cuses were held at Grange hall, Satur-
day, Jan. 23d.
, Mrs. Har
nd Reuben Wert, Kate
and Rey. O L
at the home of
going to work for the
ing Co.
Frank, L
Spayd are on the si
who was
proving
H. Hockman and ]
ready to start for
Huck
There was a large sleighing party at inday
the home of J] H. Rothmell, from Mill
Hall, last Wednesday night. All report
having a good time
Yara
JACODH ovd iller and
Mrs.
Miller
is slowly im
be a. ah Geo
Charl severely
Jecob Bergstresser returaed home last
Saturday from his trip
The Rev, H. |
his sleigh
was
Saturday
arge at
to the west i are about
ames Beck and
in Mi
Crow had a spill
ast week ause heim
and family 8;
his wife's home
Kessinger's fr
t ask him
he iday
had |
you ali about it,
Johnnie Maize bas
m his severe a
*» brought home
2m
ident, an
t Satur
i recover
iwas able to
ay
ribe he will b
The Gale
Aagenis here ia
agency here. If you want anything in
the live of corn planters, cultivators or
drills, call on Joe Emerick, the agent
Miller
home by
established gosto
i week and
Chas. Sheasley, of St College, | unaa it 18 sister rs. Ma
io Lown ast week
gre
Andrew
fering
Cal. Garbrick, above Jacksonville, had
one of his horses ki the knee
may bave to be shot, the b
Hassivoger who has been suf
ked on “0 with rheama n, is improving
ree
im
Adi.
ready 1
up an
Frank
prove his
is getting
ling
: '
pa a RY 0
ion
Guyer Centre.
Penn Hall. oh
ed Brat
oon nex!
ned bome
he was
na
made a bu
week
io
as
uther Musser started a sing
R
at this place, a large attendar
cited
ey
Beaver Dam.
in the cornet ban
taking new courage
up the band.
The boy's
ace are
Neese
Hall
Ast week.
of Penn
ie day
ys keep wa
Mrs Zettle and son, )
Frank and sou, of this place, spent s
eral days visiting friends last week, at
Aaronsburg
nity or
spr gra revel ie
'¥ IS CREAaged in
wood
Mr
were
Sarah Hom!z and
David Henniek was forced to change siting friends in Penns vi
his mind and take to his heels suddenly days
while assisting Andrew Zetlle to chase a Wou'd yw what
made steer, the steer made a rash toward | that Plom ribe last
Henunick who had to run to save his life | one must have shot at him
life BEB. C Mr
Well William, laughter, were gue
more {or registration asse r Sunday
brother's
few
became of
ke to kr
Grove x week, some
neh te
Lerhy, oitier
ts at Wm
wi
you
pon!’ vy
aw had
}
» said he
Hurrah democratic
Hecla, you and
minute pass idle ex
yourselves, ( Pawns
ready tion on
ketobea
the mace yet
| ¥un
It naturally takes a razor
whiskers The grass widow is generally in clover
t's Emul
L > «dil A]
n as long as
s and d
CO 101
() o00d
o>
TY «
We
to
doses free.
SCOT I &
Aaronsburg.
Haven,
will
RUTS |
be glad
send vou a few
BOWNI
Chemists,
400 Pearl St
S50c. and $1; af
' MN.
\
po |
ana
> guests
week
Ha
~r
1 housed
winter, is not
im
gentleman
) go sleigh
h better;
afraid
am
. ug
if
sighted she
1 frien
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