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BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY
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THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
:
SILI LRT EN ILI LTTTIIT IIT IIIIIIIIL
- James Sebring, the great baseballist, |
was in town, Saturday
—Howard Moore, one of the progres
sive merchants at Howard, transacted
business in Beliefonte Monday
Miss Keturah Rider is acting as
assistant cashier in Joseph's store.
efficient booke eper is Miss Robb
—Comrade Johu Daley, of
as ating among his
friends elletonte on Monday
Hoffer, v
h
i
Romola
circuls many
inB
vho
tha
Dric ome no
ed to Philip
street
Lower
v
y
that if the plan
will be rehabialit
basis than ever with
capital,
—The College Y
two notable orators—Hon. C
of Missouri, and Hon. C. H. Grosvenor,
of Ohio—to give a debate on "National
Politics,” in the Auditorium this Thurs-
day evening. This, will be a
literary treat and should be well attend-
ed by residents from Bellefonte.
—Emery Gettig, of Altoona, a brother
of Samuel D. Gettig, Esq., was a visitor
M
no doubt,
funeral was held on Thursday
ve
makes many friends wherever he goes
— William Boyer, an employe of the
Fuel & Supply Co, | ] persin
mon, all right
came to make
ever since he
the band h
Bellefonte wh
and find out w
he has been feedin
will pass away with
ation knowing
£0
Prancis
years has t
the Stone
has resign
better
ipsburg
once, |}
ful inh
he wil
left here
new
youn
schools |
on
terested fo
did. The
steadily improving in
will undoubtedly give a g
themselves in the approact
be played between the
team and themselves
Peter Rider
ing of the Auman boy
Friday and Saturday
OYS
al
Was
was
whose tn
IN
d6dsséssan
SHORT PARAGRAPHS
MN
.
Frank Bowersox was at the county
seat attending to legal business,
on Friday, He accompa-|
of Rev. Limbert. hig for.
mer pastor, to Madisonburg, where the | al the home of Mr. and Mrs. CC
He is a | Allegheny street
fine gentleman, and is a man who Ladies Ald sox iety of
|
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| IND, OF
housed
{ up for several
result
fall Harvey
iently to
ola
sufh be
will
wert and ‘Lawn Party’ in
on Tuesday
re
evening
who t
Salv
in the v
captain an
of the Corps i
quite a promo } Ton
the work as Clarence
he may yet bec
Army
ome
~We again desire to call the atten. |
tion of the people of Bellefonts to the
"Weighing Social.” which will be held
Shuey
this evening, by the
the Methodist
‘ i in
llefot . ‘ {
ir
ch A
n be
something new in Be
the
rea
weighing w
tr
this entertainment
| of
guilty by the jury on Saturday, under
the indictment of murder in second de
gree. He left for his home, near Co-
burn, by train on Saturday at 1.40. On
arriving at Coburn a large crowd had
gathered to witness his arrival. The
waiting room and platform were filled
by persons of that vicinity, male and
female
people of the vicinity, One sad inci
dent, however, cast a gloom over Peter,
being the death of his brother, at that | ist of names
place, the day before
Rev Barry, who is about to finish
his course for the ministry, at Susque-
hanna University, Selinsgrove, was on
Sunday last, at a congregational meet
ing of the Lutheran church of Bellefonte,
chosen as pastor for the vacancy that
existed for several months. Rev. Barry
filled this pulpit on a Sabbath several
weeks ago, and the members were so
greatly pleased with his efforts morning
and evening, that at the election held
last Sabbath all votes cast were for ex
tending him a call. Rev. Barry will
preach bere again on Sabbath, March
17, morning and evenipg-thereafter
occasionally until commencement at the |
university, after which he will be here |
to serve the charge as pastor, Next
Sunday, Rev, Prof. Hoover, of Susque
hanna University, will preach in the
Lutheran church here, morning and
evening, and from this on there will be
eaching in the Lutheran church every
Sabbath, Last Sabbath Rev. Alkens,
president of the University at Selins
grove, filled the Lutheran pulpit here
and also administered the Lord's Supper
to a large congregation,
soldier "i 1 lot
Of course it is
to exploit as to the merits
pictures as everybody
improvemen the
in the Union
n¢
cemetery
MN DeCessary
Hadley's
Bellefonte knows they are always up-to
date and well going Of
course they will be just as good the next
time as they were the last
1:
in
worth to see,
Since the name
dier's monument
covered that the
plates for the sol
arrived it has been dis
pames of a number of
old veterans have been omitted This is
not the fault of the monument com
mittee, as everything possible was done
to secure the names of every soldier and
Rider was glad of the outcome | sailor who enlisted from Centre County,
and so was his family and many of the | whether for a long or short period
It's
the tault of friends who failed to hand in
their The other day a large
Wisoldiers was handed to
General John |. Curtin as not being on
the plates. General Curtin took the list
and on going over the plates found
but two
names
all
reported
’
Hel
that Dr. R. G. H
Was going fo erect
Parrish's
drug store to be used by John Lyon as
an automobile store and general repair
shop, This
“Doe” got «
was abandoned
Mr. Lyon has
main in the A
least Afteen day
It was
Hayes, of
ante
ej
old feet and prospest
at least for the present
therefore decided tw re
and for at
making im
the room He has torn
© in the front part of the
ad will use the entire space
for automobiles and repairing
the same. The front of the store will be
80 remodeled that an automobile can be
taken in and cut just the same as at
the Water street entrance. The en
trance to the now cory little office is
the
ade building,
has been
provements to
out his
main
old off}
room a
storing
and when John gets a fellow in there, he
never lets him get out without either
buying a machine or saying that he will
think over the matter
| New York City,
| Pa, accompanied by their two «
arrived in Bellefonte last
was in contemplation, but |
—Miss Mollie Snyder left Sunday for
Francis Tompkins, a student of the
Bellefonte Academy, spent Sunday at
his home in Clearfield.
— James Sellers and wife of Ford City,
hildren, |
week to visit
friends
Robert Mensch, who
Aaronsburg's hustling young merchants,
while attending court, paid i
call on Tuesday
CT. Gerberick. of Bellefonte,
tended the funeral service of the
Rev. Limbert which took place at Al
on \ last week
Beaver, of
mber of
18 © of
us short
at. {
late
Vednesday of
KR he
f Penni
on at Allentown
fi0es In
the
asi airce
have observed
er of aged peopl
ter
if the de
re beyond this
ARES «
on
10 Close
Representative J Nollisa m
ber of a legislative committee
been inspecting a number of state is
{tutions in western Pensa. Recent.
fly the Pittsburg Post contained a half
tone portrait of the legislators, and Mr
Noil's face was one of the most pleasant
faces in the bunch
site
LEE
wh
18!
of Bellefonte and
region are
tyfourth ann
Knight Templars,
other parts 1] aifeacy
the 1a
“i
Miss
Ta
w
Sal
AN
Om pan e
Ulric =
David Murray
f who was placed it
ern Union
John H. W was
managment of the
{ been transferred to
Dicken, of C
of
Arge
Haven
West
when
the
Lock
of the
here
transferred to
Altoona office has
Bellwood, William
AD 3 M | but who
ately has been working in Trenton, N
]., has been placed in charge of the
Hellefonte office
he attention of farmers who
is called t
] cl
telegraph office
Son
imber
0
make
pure food laws
barrel «f vine
must labeled
person
with a slate
contents are
real cider vine
hemical. There
violating this
cider o the new
which states that every
gar that is put out
plainly with the name of
who barreled it
ment whether
mposition, acid o"
gar, made without th
is a heavy penalty
law
be
the
toget her
the
as to
for
Next Tuesday evening the charm
ng comedy drama, entitled Uncle
Josh Spruceby,” he attraction at
the opera house This show brings
| with it a carload of special scenery and
mechanical effects, a big band, grand
orchestra and many new and
specialties
will be
| large crowd. Wateh for the parade
A number of years ago £. T. Rean
eame to Bellefonte and started in the
grocery btisigess Being an excellent
business man he at once commenced
{ build up a large trade, He finally lo
cated on the corner of Allegheny and
| Bishop streets, and since then his busi
ness Ran been growing to such im
metise proportions that he found it was |
| necessary to find larger quarters To
| this end he has leased the store room 08 | session, and ouly one remonstrance was |
from Water street instead of High street | Bishop street, lately occupied by Doll's | fog,
bakery, which is now being fitted up for
his occupancy by the first of April. The
{| change will give Mr, Roan more room to
| handle his large increasing business,
| Milton Kerns and wife
ium by Sheriff Henry Kline and
{tre Hal 1
{ for his large trade in Bellefonte,
ems)
—y
novel
It is astrong company of |
acting people and will, no doubt, draw a |
to |
~~Harrison Kline, the veteran father |
| of Sheriff Henry Kline, is quite ill at his
| country home near Bellefonte,
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gutman who
have been guests at the Joseph homie
| returned to New York city Monday.
_==Miss Ida Sink, of Lock Haven, spent
Sabbath in Bellefonte the guest
on High street
“us of
~Monday morning Theodore
(colored) was taken to the Danville /
Re
Montgomery
Lew Gettig is in Buffalo
IDE cattle
N. Y., buy
for the Hewitt farm near Cen
He w also buy load
a Car
es An Inch of snow Cov
n over : 4]
he ground. The wind blew like
: the blinding snow it brought,
where the blizzard got its wiskey to
start such a row, we are at a Joss
know and 1t was so sudden
The ann
fered by the D
1o
ial contest
A. R. fo
f .
Frid
The
ADCs ©
Ww make VigRer
All seats
Secure your seats in advance at P
Sheflfer's store hose who will take
| part in the entertainment will be: Rev
|}. A Platts, Russel Blair Henry Brown
| Charles Lukenbach, ; Prof. Dunning,
{Sarah Fusgerald, John Bullock, Mr
(srubb, C. N. Meserve, Mary Brown, L
C. Godfrey and Lillian Walker
better than ever reserved
LC
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Place of Residences Changed.
On or before the ist of April the fol
lowing changes will take place in Belle
fonte. L. C. Jones has rented the Har
per house on Thomas street now occu.
pied by D Wagner Geiss; LL. H. Musser
will move from Bishop street to the Pot
ter house on Spring street vacated by
Mr. Jones; Mrs Jane Musser will move
Hinto the Bartruff house now owned by
Mrs, Page; Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Don.
|achy will move into the McClure house
[now occupied by George Sunday and
family and the latter will move to a
house in Bush's Addition; William Barn
hart will move into the house vacated by
the Donachys, while William Saners will
move into the house where Barnharts now
live
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE
MARRIAGE LICENSES
§ Carl K. Poorman ; .
{ Verna 8. Geist
{ Francis T. Meliss
{ Eliza A. Taylor
{ John i Snyder
{ Mary E. Luts
{ Charles T' Sellers
{ Leotta Bricker
Runville
Fleming
Zion
State College
Philadelphia
Waddle
Bellefonte
On Tuesday License Court was held,
at which the various petitions were pre.
sented. None were disposed of at this
it being against the license appli-
cation from Coburn, Saturday, March
thth was announced as the time for
receiving new petitions and argument
on remonstrances,
doors on account of the fury of the blast |
Alum
in food causes
stomach disorders—1It
QgAmerican housewives
should protect their house-
holds against Alum’s wrongs
by always buying pure Grape
Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder.
g Pure Grape Cream of
Tartar Powder is to be had
for the asking—
Buy by name—
con
WINGATE
235 Miles of Good Road
%
In | yO!
Highway Cor r Hunter
that the department has completed
miles of good roads in Pennsylvania
which 158 2 were built in 1906. The de
partment has under contract or in readi
ness to be constrocted 216 ¢ mile
annual report for 1 ists
NIMISSIONE Chicag
WANTED
nut
act
mat
Helle
For
on
ne
or
fey
-
FOR SALY
If a man has common sense he enjo Ardel
ajlittle nonsense occasionally
. and is
Runkle
Most people look at their troubles
through a magnifying glass .
$
oraniLiow
PENNY A WORD ADV
Any subscriber oan insert 8 want advertise
ment one issue free if
| Bot exoood 35 words Charges 10 others
A word first issue. Do addy
issues 0 cons
sire
in this column does
oon
5 cents
Mich
one
jess than
3 issues 0 cents for the
nC SSary
FOR SALE “Good Othella range
quire st Centre Democrat
cheap In or woman
! thew
FOR writing
el
RENT
fone
House on East Linh street
inquire of Monroe Armor
WANTED “10 buy
apply to John H
heavy draft horse
Pa
8 good
Walker, Wingate
i
POR SALS MOY Minch good chestnut
i shingles Inquire of Henry Mowery, Spring
| Mills, RFD. route | 2
| POR SALE The Keystone Tongue Sapporter
or binder track at I) L. sartges’. Contre Hall
{ for the small sum of 8.00
| WANTED A girl between Sand 12 years of
age: will provide a good home in my family
dames J. Gramiey, Rebersturyg
A
located at Boalsbhury
Pa
and
Inquire
xi
| FOE SALE or RENT good hoaw
I Jot with stable
i WU Coney
FOR SALE 4 head of work horses from # to
IF yours old, good reason for selling. Apply Wo
MeNtt-Huyett Lumber Co. Nittany x12
Bellefonte
morning
small dimens
dimen)
progeriy
This property
desirably
Ary
A DAY
priced Scissors
Many making #60 a
agent canted on salary
; Philadelphia
AGENTS “The Greening Nursery (
the United States. write us that
good Hive agent in this section
rr trees, shrabbery
They offer good pay weekly
nish ean vassing outfit free
in our
spare time 10 wake
ars immediately
Lath and shingles
neal. Ad
Ne POQUATY b
address. Yo
on or
Pa
OR RENT Kr
1.inr s
all moder
scien
has
guaranteed sor
Rasors sa
Legler (
Mone
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cerns in
Tat Ba
orders
FEaper ¢ Det
apd far
We advise any man
community wt has somD®
orders 0 write them for par
Mention this when
of the Inrgost Bursery oof
La
pager
SEED CORN
SORTER.
In order to dry
weed should be ur
small round and 1
moved, all of mhied
od ip one opp rat bor
er. Prices and eires
cation. Luse Mas
Lad. Centre Hall, 1 a
core regular
ren all
rk kernels re
is mocompl she
By this sore
ars arplb
facturing Co
4 ® sine
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Belietorite. Pre yee
The following prices prevatied Thursaay
The following prices are paid ty Epcnien &
00, for produce |
| POR SALE ~8horse wagon, § inch tire, in |
good] condition. will sell cheap or exchange | ia
for a good cow. EK, O. Confer, Militheim A
PHOTO POST CARDS «Send us any photo and |
we will make 8 copes on post cards for Gets
or | dosen for $1.00. onal with onder. Photo will
be returned with post cards. postgaid. The
Mallory Studio, Bellefonte, Pa. Dept PP. ©, »08 | ugn
Khoulder,
| Eggs, per angen
rd. per pound
How, per pound
tiene. por pound
8. PET per pon: "a
Belietonte.Crom,
The followin w MC YW
LL iy pen epaid by CY. Was