Page 8 THE CENTRE DEMOORAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., FEBRUARY 23, 1905, EEE EE SEER LEER EE SEE SUGARVALLEY. GREGG TWP, UNIONVILLE. REBERSBURG. MILES TWP, Th ! Vag : Correspondents At Loganton the thermometers regis GEORGES VALLEY, Mrs. Victor Wagner, of Altoona, was Saturday, Feb. 12, at 11 o'clock the SHVALLEY, tered 13 degrees below zero and on the The party at Ezra Harter's on Friday | #® recent visitor at the home of her par: | friends and relatives of Mrs. D. D. f our people were to the sale of t Department : mountain north of Carroll it was 20 be- | night was well attended: 38 were in the | €0t8, Mr. and Mrs Jno. C. Stere Royer gathered at her comfortable home A T \ g } int ow, Tuesday, ’ ’ " \ : " 1 a t " row and they all report a good time, On last Wednesday, two sled loads of | one mile east of Rebersburg to celebrate \ spent school children, from the Intersection, | her soth birthday, It proved a surprise | a few day's at the .. N. Phil Continued from 7th page. Mrs, C, T. Royer has pneumonia in its James McCool Rds 1ilips, chaperoned by their teacher, Miss David. | to the lady as no suspicion was oecasion- 1 preached his’ last ser. most virulent form yonies on Friday to work togethe dededededoddrdeded dodeodeod r w I 80 RY ; gether, p vpn v mn. and on Thure. | 04 either by artangerents Darn bliv i AAAS ASSL LSS + John W. Wolfe and Robert Garrett Maggie Finkle is on the sick list, Mt pas od Jurough own, had ¢ b na e | Of friends, 4 lg as ho y X, ReDUSR mon on Sunday forenoon in the St. shot two wild cats in Wolfe's gap, last ; . aly dhe Phinbatnond Ho : Fiumb Grove 1 vailipiuous ieasl. was | paul's church on Sunday ra g chase, hauling his farm implements to the |F, P. Bible, their teacher, also passed | antly passed and before departing ad- Prayer meeting was well attended at Samuel alaster tapped another wild Crape farm at this place on which he | through our city, both parties making dresses were made by Rev. 8. 1. Shortiss the home of Frank Long's, St SIXTH GOUNT cat a\ong McElhattan Ira will move in the spring the air resound with their merry voices, of Millersburg, Pa + Rev. Buck, J]. K Clark Cleckner's spent Sunday at J Harry Rishel and Francis Herman Jerome Lingle, our up-to-date tanner, | a8 if their happiness knew no bounds, Moyer, A. N. ( orman, C., M. Gramley | W. Beck's | Dot of Greene township, stole a march will build a tanning shop in Breontown. The following are at present on the and the hosts, Five minute extempo. For the Award of Books to Teachers ©n their friends Friday evening by going George Breon and Wm, Ripka re. |sick list A. B. Musser, seriously ill raneous talks were given by numerous to the U. Ev, parsonage where they ; } i ! Mil ) ' in Centre County. rere married bv Re hy Je 7 | turned home from work at Smithtown, with tuberculosis ; Mrs. Milton Peters gain was ther A 1; ennie Bartholomes y were married by Rev, H. T. Searle. seriously : Mrs Sophia Stover, breaking again was then , the benediction ] nie Bartholom } ll i | unced TETTITITTTYTY was breaking his two 1 : , L "| . A A A o 4 . CENTEAL BR . Nevlr ‘ 1 r others. “God be with you till we meet Nevin Fiedler FTO - Daniel Foreman, of near Greenburr, bay yh kman, Poi Sap fvisor, 18 down, incident to old age ; three or four all dis iad fs 4 ( SOME DECIDED GAINS MADE Sled Monday night, aged 8o years He : rim eit \B 11 1 : . : ; children of Dr. C. A. VanValin;: Mrs Be 3 ber par ge Wn or H er : respective rex rge Sil \ y LUIVEL « | is survived by two sons and two daugh Jerrie Zettle, the well-known trapper, | Frank Smith : Mae. little daughter of H. | 5. « Ainong ose present were: A. Yearick ters, all of whom reside at Mifflinburg. | met with great success while trapping | gE. Turner: Laird, little son Mr. and Mrs | Rev. 5 I Shortiss, Millersburg, Pa J. | dorf will ¢ I'he body was taken to Mifflinburg | at Paddy mountain . : al H Roush and family, A Vonada School Teachers in all Parts of the Coun- | where burial took place Friday fore James Reeder lost a valuable bull this | buncle on back of neck, very apd | 3ne lami, |, A trick, and family, ty Approve of the Award--Large "°°0. week; the animal bled to death after he 'n sicker prevails in y MY | Roush of Madis a wie GT Danie] Number of Votes Cast--Some are Mrs. J h Brus Lis sick, but ni was Cenorned dangerous, Holding Premium Ballots. po "nt n N the h at) mer's pare tile congratulated, , paicn Dani First District Haines y Second District: ; . ¥ ; . ,wvdie Im fast improvin 1¢ Can heir the ting fn 144 v afters eh Maud : . I tha grip 4 R——————— ruson and College ‘heictinm incom an tr ue] 488 her arm he Simt ife." 1 | story thi Al fa ned ng Was A HAPPY EVENT Ferg POTTER Twp al went Some 2% a white > WW Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww W Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Ww Nd 00 SKIRT JUST RECEIVED. 23333333 3 _-_ HAINES TwP Our first invoice for Spring. All walking lengths in plain colors and checks. Mohairs, Panamas and plain Serges. You can't do better than to take a look at these anyway. —— IUFFALO RUN 23333333333333333 3 PEEP P0RV000000000000000000 SCHOOL TEACHERS * . BOOK AWARD. LOGANTON FIEDLER PRICED FROM well; they tried to coax it out, but po, it cases of nervous and sick headache. 10 | would not so it came by the rope route | Of health, a certificate to the effect that " cents 140% They got the rope around its neck, I it was only chickenpox} 4 ads EEE EEE EEE ECE EEEEEEEEE NEWSPAPER BALLOT No. / Feb, 23, the ho a ot Shey can tardy SALONA ONE VOTE FOR tA United Ev. Church Notice. w oreach his le Centre Hall Scared, —— - Alice James, who lives at the home of AXEMANN, Geo, Glace, was declared to have small. . pox Dr. Harris, of Bellefonte, was CEE EE TE FT EE EF ECE EE EET ETE EE CE EECECEEEEEEEEEEERE EEE his ballot, if cu le must inclu 4 Ssrrn, Pastor ih | (must inc e di and ns & One evening last week Flossie Markel | called over. who made a careful diag sent to this office insic : had a nice little party Mr. Wasson's pig fell in Mr. Woods 3333333333333 33333323333333 from above date, will good for Krumrine's Instantanious Headache nosis of the case and gave Dr, Geo, W one vote Powders will relieve the most obstinate Cras, R, Kurz, Pub EEEE Hosterman, secretary of the local board
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