THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA + JUNE 14, 1904, CORRESPONDENTS | DEPARTMENT! Howard. Mrs, Percy Daughenbaugh, after visit. ing her sister at McKeesport for a few | weeks, returned home Friday. Happenings of a Wee k Over Cen- tre County | two of Bellefonte's young Misses Jean Long and Rilla Williams, ladies, spent many friends Wednesday amoung their | and relatives at this place, THE PEOPLE'S POPULAR PAGE | Nathan Schenck, of South Dako days with his family at Rev. ta, spent a few | this place. What Has Transpired in the Various | Localities—Compiled by a Corps of | Alert and Able Writers—Is Your Section Represented ? Rebersburg. J. Will Mayes and family Sundayed with his parents at Lemont, Miss Alice Wooster, of Chicago, Ill, is visiting her mother and sister at this place Balser Weber, who is attending school | at Mercersburg, is spending his vacation | with his parents, George Bair and wife, of Williams: | port, are at present visiting at the home | of W. J. Bair, at this place. He is em- | ployed by the Reading railroad as bag- gage master, The district Sunday school convention will be held at this place in the Lutheran | church on Tuesday, June 27. This dis. trict comprises Miles, Haines and Penn townships and Millheim borough. The convention is auxiliary to the one held at Boalsburg and it is the purpose of the county committee to have meetings held in each district every year. The steam saw mill of William Douty was burned to the ground Thursday night. We hope the fire was accidental and not the work of an incendiary and sympathize in Douty’s financial loss. Miss Maude Beck, who had an opera- tion performed for appendicitis, and improving rapidly. Prof. C. I. Gramley left Sat Erie county where he is a m the state board of examiners Edinboro State Normal school William W. Hockman Frank were to Bellefonte T delegates to the democratic Prof. E. M. Brungart left noon for Selinsgrove where liver an address to the jun Susquehanna University. Birdie Wolf and Miss Rut tre Hall, are visiting at I. W. Harter's. Harry Wolf, Cashier in the Farmer's Bank, Mifflinburg, spent a few among fr The usual chers setiiement ; eviden be brooding. John Zeigler is with lumbago Jerome Meyer is modeling the proper Kreamer, Lee Weber and gone West in Austin Gramley burg, were is home irday for ember of for the and I dav, ! convention, Saturday he will de- the ior class ol 1kle, of Cen- hour 1 riends school busily | ty he bought of J Noa Bressler who had the spring have returned. and wife, of M:flin- Sunday visitors. Aaronsburg. Miss Elizabet h Yarger spent a few days with Mrs. Emig, at Logan Mills. Jesse Wert and wife Sundayed with Mrs. Wert’s brother, near Madisouburg. Ira Brungart and wife, of Wolfs Store, and Mrs. Heve Smull and sister, of | Smullton, were the guests of Mrs. Henry Crouse one day last week and days stay wife returne with their d Stover few s daoghtler a few days last week. Mr. Grant and wi fe, of spending part of the uncle, Thos. Fe Merchant Detwiler and wife were to State College on Sunday. Mrs. Earn Stover and Winkleblech spent one burg last week. Beth summer with ads ehem, are their Mrs. day at Lala Peters. Colyer. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rossman spent Sunday at Bellefonte, and were the guests of Mr. Rossman's sister, Mrs. Fishburn. Miss Viola Bubb, spent Sunday at home. The United Evangelical Sunday school at Zion are making preparation for a Children’s service which is to be held on Sunday evening 26 inst, That school has been noted for having excellent programs on former occasions, but this of Potters Mills, year it is predicted will be better than ever. Miss Maude Sechrist of Evansville, and sister Mrs. Marbel Pletcher, are visiting their sister Mrs. Geo. Williams. Miss Alma Pletcher, a student at the | Lock Haven Normal, spent Sunday with her parents and many friends. Misses Kathryn and Minnie Confer are visiting relatives and friends at Salona. Miss Jean Bechdel of Pittsburg, is vis- iting her parents James Bechde The ladies of the U. Ev. church a lawn social at the home of Mrs. Weber on Saturday evening Mrs. Haves Schenck and children, Mrs, Wm. Shay and Miss Aona McCal lion, are friends at Snow Shoe this week. Mrs. Ret ter Miss Rebecca the home of Wm. ton held Wm. visiting ecca Lucas and granddaugh Lucas, are vis r at I Harvey at Fleming- Hensyl, at Myerstown, his mother Mrs. S. E On Sunday eveni ng vices were held at the w hich was very much en) one preset nt church with pot nts and | g was exceptionally eadership of Wi Miss Amy Ziegler, ¢ cousins Misses I Geo is spending vacati Hensy!l. the Children's ser. M. E ' church 'Y every «corated The sin yyed was d aure fine ibur F. Hall ng her Ziegler, William Van Zant and wife of Shs n, are gue week Hensyl Mrs. W Brown of the Chris iday evening one Much for the the chil- were Success, Long week ago was ag credit 1s due Mr 8 manner in whi h dren. The exer interesting. very Howard. she cises ughout Mr. Edstor thair hez bin so much kum plaint laitly about their bein no moar uv them gud letters frum hear In yure paper—and speshally thet big lot uv nu subskribers yu got hear—thet [ thot I hed better rite a nuther wun to kepe pease in the family. Tha kreamery is runnin, tha kanunin facktiry is reddy tu run, but tha brick wurks is not reddy ta run--just yet Uncle Tom Butler is painten wun uv hiz houvzes and he won't taik enny buddy's advise about tha ku he saz now ther woont be a krop uy hay~—he still hez thet 30 18 tu ¢ him un he hez a loant du blaimed un. tha R. R Avur an sa bh wu ost Wat ose peeple run aroun huntia up judges ta giv them passes fur—far uv coarse et wud be beneath tha diguatee uv a judge tu ask fur wun? ur is et bekause tha ar personnel frends uf the judges, er is et tn place them under oblegashhuns tu tha R. R. Co? We paws fur a repli. We think a man in thet posishun shood be under obleegashuns to no wun. Bill wuz tockin about gettin a auto- mobill; I toald him I thot he auto. nobetter, thet sumtimes tha wuz like a mule, verry backwurd about goin for. | wurd an when tha tuk them speis he wud feel ez ef he autogohoam but cooden’t ; an sum felloes run em 80 reck- less tha autobeashamed uv themselves, | jest no ef he gets wun he will run oaver peeple an utter things, au folks will sa he autobekilled. I alles thot they autobin- called, notty.woe-bills. Mebby yom think I autostop. Aul rite, Au¥ WIRDERSEHEN, Beech Creek. du yu 83 Miss Mary Jordan spent Sunday as | the guest of her cousin, Katie Boal, Among the sick are: Misses Nzonie | and Ada Meiss, two children of C. A. Bottorf, and a child ot 8. E. Gordan, W. C. Bunnell and daughter Miss | Fannie, of Miiroy, on their way to com- mencement exercises at State College, spent several days at J. H, Moyer’s. Lots of rain and warm weather for the past is pushing the corn and potatoes along nicely, but some of the farmers were compelled to replant twice, Centre Hall. The members of the United Evangeli- | cal church at Centre Hall wiil likely re- model their church building. Dr. Chas, Emerick has returned from his western tirp, and has not determined where he will locate, J. Shannon Boal is home from Phila. | delphia where he received treatment in | the Wills Eye and Rar hospital, sight has been partially restored, had been totally blind for some time, John H. Weber is a victim of typhoid fever, something unusual in this com. munity. 8. Paul Dinges, formerly of Centre Hall, has purchased the insurace busi- ness of A. M. Carpenter, at Williams. pont, and will give it his personal atten His He Sunday school was opened in the Hub { bard school bouse, Sunday, June sth, at | 2:30 pm., Geo. Sherman acting as super: ! intendent. The officers elected were as follows: supt.,, Geo. Sherman; assis’, David Whomond; treas. 8. EE. Batschelet; | sec. Verna Glossner; assist, Tillie Metz: gar; libriarians, Bert Confer and Wilbur | Glossner; organist, Lula Linn; assist, | Hdith Glossner. Mrs. Geo. Metzgar spent a few days with her son, W. J. Metzgar. Clayton Linn is haulivg ties for T. C. | Smith, | | $100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded dis. | aase that selence has been able to enre in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh | Cure Is the only positive eure now known to the medical fraternity, Catarrh being a con. | stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally, acting direetly upon the | blood and mucous Surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis. ease, and giving the patient strength by bulld- Ing up the constitution and assisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in Its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any ease that it falls to cure. Bend for list of testimonials, Address F. J. CHENEY & 00, Toledo, 0. Sold by all Druggists, 76e. Take Hall's Family lls for constipations, PICTORIAL PUZZLE. the church the occasion, Miss Lorene Jones Sunbury on Saturday. Mrs Nancy wy xr : NEW YOrk On Saturday evening one of our men tried to show what a horseman he did 10 the water the shoulders of his started in full speed; was, and he took his horse feet over to rough and uneven rider head long his horsemanship. of 50 many eyes the scribe was e C. D. Boggs returned to place of health. Miss Lue! ing her Fulton business, Unionville. and Mrs. Lundy Lucas, on day of their wedding, June Sth, the 1:28 train and went to the St. Louis sition, and will fore they return, exj about four weeks Mr Expo visit friends in Kan gone On the June at i se Saturday in o'clock p. m. the board wi the fence enclosing the house to the highest bidde last school choo orrough Up to date, of anyone ¢ Ise to bug (or matter) this A fine yearling colt belonging t Way which he bad with two others jrugger's mountain its leg broken above the to be killed not seen or he have having seen a simple § 3, one eilaer we t) marriec Season. } pasture eu. f Patton, was in Sunday. Johnnie Stere, who large ligaments of his able to hobble about a ii one of th ruptured had leg fitie place iu the ing between Irwin. Solt pasted and Irwin wiit- the compli the shoul. scrap look uraay cven Quite a lively Diamond on Sat Wm. Soit and Isaac Irwin one on the busser ed. Irvin then returned ment by hitting Solt between ders witha ground seed as large as a man’s fist (the bovs called it a stone.) then both parties indulged in vile lagu age utterly uanprintable, when ‘Squire Ship! ey J Lig on the ground and put a stop tot heir lishness of the Russian-Jap war the boys ed it the Scrapivitch battle in honot have term was one most was ever held church was stil place more beautiful by a pro fusion of flowers of every hue, in fact it was a veritable parterre. The songs and pretty recitations given by the beautiful little children dressed in purest white were soul imspinng. The music that had been especially prepared for the occasion by the choir was charming We would gladiy give the program in full but as there must have been al least a half hundred children participated in the exercises, it would take up to much space. The superintendent Joseph Brug: ger, and the teachers and ofhicers of the Sunday school deserve much praise for sweel their untiring perseverence in training | the little ones. The addresa by the Rev. Dr. Peiper was a happy one, and was very encouraging to the officers of the | school and especially to the little ones | who acquitted themselves so creditably. Master Clark Emerick held the capsheaf over all in his appropriate sermon, hav. ing for his text, give than to Teceive.' Yarnell. Quite a sumber of people from this | place, attended the Children’s service at | Pleasant valley on Sunday evening. J. Ed. Confer and family attended the ice cream supper at John Watson's, on Saturday evening. Messrs. Harry Williams and Milford | Gardoer, with Misses Mabel Williams and Gertrude Confer, Sundayed at Je. rome A. Confer's Winfield and Geo. Walker are home from Port Matilda. Arthur Confer is on the sick list, Jesse Wagner, of Mifflin county, is visiting his friend James Klinger. Messrs. Auman, Charles and James Klinger spent the past week with his brother George, of Lewisburg and many other friends, Our hustling storekeeper, Ira P. Con. fer, has a new line of wrappers, which sell like "‘hot-cakes.” Ellis Ponnell spent Sunday at home, There were no services at the Baptist chapel Sunday evening, on acconnt of the r, Rev. A. Lathrope, conducting the funeral of Mrs. Willlams, of Murtha. Mrs, Elizabeth Walker, of Cato, spent Saturday with her children Toner and The girl who boasts that she has never been kissed can eat all the onions she wants, boarded | ing “It is more blessed to | Milesburg. on Heaton 0) ecting to be i One ntl an of our % lost his the cause Chiidren the M. E was beautifu arrived home the and falling to the ground, into baptizing him according to looking one, young man's watery being, was not long being 1esurected, after la Fulton, grandmother, Woodward. lly decorated for from Mother’s Ear A WORD IN MOTHER'S EAR | NURUNG AN INFANT, AND IN MONTHS THAT COME BEFORE Time, SCOTT'S EMULSION SUPPLIES THE EXTRA BTRENGTH AND NOURISHMENT B80 NECESSARY PON THE HEALTH OF BOTH MOTHER AND CHILD. Proudfoo wren ree THAT voung full extent of it, throwing both horse, ground being horse stumbled throwing the Spring creek, his faith of nut aware at his actions; that witnessed the grave for the time the was Independent Operators Organizing. Pitcairn, his; The Phili recruiting his | movement! is now on foot says: A to effect a per- psburg Journal inde. The action to obtain and | manent! protective organization of { Tyrone. i : of Tyrone, is pendent bituminous coal operators. Mrs. Marga | purpose 1s to take legal redress {or losses in alleged wrongs rimination held, and injury of caused allroad dis which, it is advantage by works to yperator who is striving to com- b the big companies NEW WAY, TO SELL MEDI With gements gestion unheard bond marvelous d 1 hitherto ruarantee CUARANTEE BOND 4 * above bond he sell M:-o-na. have Ian 00,000.00 Cash Given Away to Users of ION COFFEE g to ‘odd in it $e th " i x In A ddition to the the same Lion-Heads w make some of our pats V have 1 entitle you ti Rink women The first contest will be on the July $40,000.00 on the two, and, to make it stil Grand First Prize of $5,000. 00 Five Lion-Heads cut from Lion Coffee Packages and 2 cent stamp entitle you (in addition to the reg- ular free premiums) to one vote in either contest: BB CONTEST WORLD'S FAIR at the St Louis What will be the total July th attendance World's Fair? At Chicago, July 4, 1863, the attendance was 243.273 For nearest correct estimates received in Woolson Spice Com pany’'s office, Toledo, Ohlo, on or before june 3h, 194, we will give first prize for the noarest correct estimate, second prize to the next nearest, eto, ete., as follows: TOTAL, our 0 send 1 ma more f Lion C offe ee, N vee ar +) € or 5 egular Free Premiums $50, 000.00 Grand Prize Contests, whi 3 ny estimates as desired There wi yo ‘TWO CREAT CONTESTS ith attendance at the St. Louis World's Fair; Vote For President to be cast Nov. 8, 1004 $20, 000.00 will | interesting, in the second relates to Total ve distributed in each of ntests, mn aking addition to this amount, we will give a to the one who is nearest correct on both contests, and thus vour estimates have two opportunities of winning a big cash prize “oN Printed blanks to vote on found in every Lion Coffee Pack= The 2 cent stamp covers the expense of our acknowledgment to you that your es- i timateis recorded. PRESIDENTIAL VOTE CONTEST ' What will be the total Popular Vote cast for President {votes for all candidates combined! at the election November & 19047 In 1900 election, 13.95 .653 people voted for President. For nearest cor. rect estimates received in Woolson Spice Co.'s, office, Toledo, O., on or before Nov. 8, 1904, we will give first prize for the nearest cor rect estimate, sevond prize 10 the next nea-est, otc, otc. as follows: these co age. 2130 PRIZES, TOTAL, 4279 PRIZES 4279 grogating $45,000.00 in addition to which we shall to Grocers’ Clerks (see particu on in LION COFFEE cases) making a grand total of $50,000.00. Distributed to the Publie—2g COMPLETE DETAILED PARTICULARS IN EVERY PACKAGE OF LION COFFEE WOOLSON SPICE CO., (CONTEST DEP'T.) TOLEDO, OHIO.
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