THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, MARCH 98, 1907 St A tt tJ J Correspondents’ Department wie THE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY and gentlemen, 30 J a J J 3 J 2 fefofoforfofeioforfofefofeleiofeeielolt SPRING MILLS. Our schools will close this week John Hoy from Pleasant Gap, to our and will work fe Allison. One of which had the Pittsburg, Ripka Bros, held several auctions and they sold to a mer town our men receiv reading on, what goods were left chant from Sunbury Daniel Zeigler's house on the hill house, Charles Smith, who was Ripka's Store during the past year, secured a clerkship in a store at Sunbury and will leave for there in the near future. The K. G. E. heid a banquet on l Thursday evening. There were many present and all enjoyed themselves. A sumptiuous supper was served, and en tertainment was given which of a parade, vocal and instrument music, music by several phot graphs. The season passed throug morning from Kenelle y's moved into Ben in has clerk consisted y al ’ Aiso storm of here second on The Weaver UNION TWP, James Flick bought a fine colt match his other one. You ou him laugh all over his face now i W. 8. Miller, of Julian, is visiting his | Na ww SEM mal "iter : Oi 0 MORAG LALA . i wy amber Co Benn Are PINE GLENN, ' con pa ed their lady DUnday Mrs ge Leathers Mrs. Viola Hastings did shopping in Lock last wee The entertainment given by ata Glee Club, was a great the church was crowded Mrs. Arge Gardner, also Mrs Gardner, visited at the home and Mrs. Wayne Gardner, We are sorry to note Wilson is on the sick list Miss Mittie Lucas arrived home trom Baltimore with a fine line of spring hats John Shay and wife did shopping in Bellefonte Saturday, WINGATE. Miss Edith Gray spent Friday after noon at the junction Blair E. Fisher took in the sights of Bellefonte Friday evening Dora Stere spent Friday with Ella Davidson, Mrs. James Davidson of this place, is very poorly; hope she will recover woot Some of the Milesburg girls must have thought Friday evening wus a summer evening Miss Dora Stere, also Mary Fisher, spent Sunday afternooa at the burg Miss Gracie Boob left for Helle fonte, Blair Esra you ought not stay at home 80 close, by a gent friends visi Geor and Haven the Jun SUCCESS, AS Austin of Mr. that William evening few days in the burg i ( ght to see | KUNE preached f very alle sermon tn a laree and at : i le MILESBURG. T, Eddy and wife left Thursday to | conference at Tyrone, Fowler and wife, left ne and Altoona on Fi ellefonte, spent a day with M nire and Miss Caldwell, i Hiram Campbell, of Ty: Ed. Nyhart and family, of Johnstown, | are visiting his parents A married couple made a public of their affections blic hig! kissing 1: QiS- for each other, t a few each IWay 1a ve y Gays ago, ing other to the | y day are MOSHANNON., E. 8S. Black wife and little son James, | of Clearfield, are guests at the home of Mrs Mollie Rankih Thursday evening, J. G. Lucas wife entertained 22 young ladies in honor of Miss Minnie (In and M ic Intyre, of Altoona of Munson, 18 Miss Miss Lula Remsnyder, guest of her friend, . George Carson (Glenn, nding some time witl daugh Robert Riter Mrs, Henry Haupt jell nt a f her. Mr Miss | ev On Friday thodist Conference, and will go to Altoona whe nd a few days with her Zimmerman Thos. Hayes, of Spangler, spent Sun- day at the (zleason home in Lodebar Satur to on enjoyable Mrs. Kling returned home after a and most trip relatives in Jersey Shore | y 1 wile, of Nanty Glo ime at the home of rien George Laurie and g some t are vy of Gort spendir he former tant The nts Jacob Lucas mn, spent Monday with og - 8 1 § oon hester L £8, ittsburg, Sun- | weaver. 1 layed w t to his meals sin we wish you success Rev. Miller pastor of the U. B church audience > tent ive HECLA PARK a George eft Mot ki e western ati Harry Woo nday with G Ww Ernest and Roy ¥ since that new graphophone has come Is that the attract) n, boy Maurice Cronister. son Cronister, is seriously Johan W, Williams expects to move to Port Matilda April 1st Roy says he does sincerely, wish that the people would not only get a tele phone, but electric light through his community for his convenience. But Harry says he would rather have a trolley line up to Black Oak for his ac | commodation R K Eberts, who has been employed at Pittsburg, came home sick now far we . AN 3 y nent expect to explore and family Williams attend ¢ spent juite frequent of Dallace i LIVONIA On the sick list, this week. were. H E Stover, Garfield Adams, Robert Wolf and Ruth Stover; but we are glad to say all are about well again The infant child of John and Anoa Anderson died Saturday, aged 3 weeks Rov and Oscar Hough returned from the Pacific having gone, a vear and report having enjoyed them. selves In the utmost limit Mrs. Grace Hough one of our friends made a flying trip through here Satur | Const, heen day Miss Beulah Wetsel and friend called | at Mr. Stover's Friday. ! and Chalmer Houts, at fa Vernon he OAK HALL Korman moved family fr o the Ira Pine Grove int house vacated v. J. Kishel and wife Riter | Mrs. James Resides | several days with her L. J. Heaton made a business ti | Altoona, Saturday Plum you want of Tyrone, spent mother y to Grove, with re Tage You ET TL Yarnei Wil tit said that of fA BUDS quite an indefinite other corre Mrs, Cor Ming in in oO recony off th : opy i great He scribe lake time t wondent lous Fr in Bellefont 1 ' neio ome shal 4] mn ag 3 George Wall John Cog Sunday h I ier ( © A ' 2] v wheat from ni ton which Mrs. | nurch at ji h Martin QO Peck Ss Olin Peek and WKsonvilie Sunaay Jame Hoge Week carload of last ar the re Jame fe Kk. RHOADS | K I's ger station, best qualities W sells only the ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS COALS Wood, Grain, Hay, Straw and + Sand. 8s attended | ale, Thin, Nervous? Then your blood must be in a very bad condition. You certainly know what to take, then take it— Ayer’s Sarsa- parilla. If you doubt, then consult yourdoctor. Weknow what he will say about this grand old family medicine. Sold for over 60 years. This is the first question your doctor wou nek Are ¥ tr bowels regular? al dally action of the Ix Ore wels rel very and your i doses of Aye Mads Lyd. C Ayer Co. Lowell, Mass. 80 manufacturers of > nam icon, ers CHERRY PECTORAL 7 A Sec¢ds That Grow Chicks That Grow The Potter-Hoy Hardware BELLEFONTE. NS Beezer's MeatMar ALLEGHENY ST, BELLEVFONTH PHENOMENAL SALE We are now selling the Celebrated COOPER REMEDIES IN IMMENSE QUANTITIES We claim that the sale of them in Bellef)nte is larger than anv other propriztary m:diciae ever intro- duced in this city. purchased them from us. We are receiving wo dzrful endorsem ats of these preparations daily from people who have We unhesitatingly say that we have yet to see a case where they have not given complete satisfaction. To all who suffer from stomach trouble and rheumatism who will call on us we will take pleasure in explaining the nature and remarkable effect of these new medicinal formulae. WE SELL THEM AS FOLLOWS : Cooper's New Discovery, $1.00 per bottle, six for $5.00, Cooper's Quick Relief, 50: per bottle, SIDNEY KRUMRINE, BELLEFONTE, PA. PHARMACIST,
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