Pack 8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA., APRIL 4, 1907. | BPEBRSRNOPDIOONARTOFES COBURN. | WEDDINGS. OVER THE COUNTY. | Samuel Glossner, of Walker, was ad-| Bice George W, Perkins made resti- vy " | | . . } aven its and | r of last week, has chang- ; n mitted to the Lock Haven hospital, and { tution to the New York Life Insurance { again, but spring is due KEES DONNELLY, James Breon flitted from Zion to | !8 undergoing treatment company of the $54 tind had Rt 14 " mpany ) 4,000 which he ac, | ably ai v. If the weather does not Will" Rees, the youngest son of | Buffalo Run, At the sale of Peter Corl, Friday, six I 7 A " | / . » - ' ' qt this "i ww’ rr ¢ tri peg. i | know it the women do; you can hear it Deputy Revenue Collector, G Ww. Rees, At James Lytle's sale, near Earlys horses were sold. one $211, one $240, one out of thi Hu nyo unde ontrivu {by their talk, know it by their work | has become a benedict and hereafter will | town, a few days ago, 11 horses brought $108, one $208, one $140, and one $100 ted to the republican national committee | and see it on their heads, that spring is | have to hustle Fhe fair bride is Miss | g3090 up to the good ‘old time prices Frank Pe i, be who occupied the | many newspapers are demanding that here. Anna Donnelly, of Patton, Cambria . y \ Samuel 1 . at Stor po t Fic f 1} bi ‘ a xP Miss Mary Woods who is a student at | Damuel y at Stormstown for | the officers of the yublican organiza. Mrs. R F. Vonada and grandson | county, where the groom holds an excel he B salam. Semis : 1 last thoes fu Re republican ganizs } > ahi Seminary is spending s last thy ars. will take up his resi. . Clarence, of Reading, are visiting lent position, They slipped off to Wil i Band ¥ cat : H Pa { ¥ : PLE nee at State 1 : ge M1 tion take ; friends here. She formerly resided |liamsport on Thursday where the knot ee boinc Ma RON al Sep Nome al FING 4 retired life 14 Alth / ™ ro sd A , | here was ted, This was nmieant for a little | y homas Toot, of Centre Hill, spent | surprise t heir friends both here and! The name of Olivia postoffice Ray vk at the home Michael Everett Patton ie bride and groom spent a | Went ot it of exis , and flice H nni on Robert Rider has gone to Lime few hours in Bellefonte on their way | Monday morning POLI Y LA A 2d - A new In vr GG Corsets : Tue siay the Known J BEET ITTddsdd8be seek employment, and not Wes r. | back to Patton where they will make Bald Eagle § report ted { w weeks age their future home. “Trixie.” one of hose supporters at {front and Sunday schools were w atten as " horses in Beeze: TOVER-CUERY, ' " A was recently purci : day afternoon of last week (1). A. Boozer Cameron Stover, son of Mr, and Mrs, ] Ti Philips] { 1 “ e hilipsburg Fall Stover, of Bellefonte, and Miss Mae , Er ya B Curry Sunbury, were united in mar and is particularly adjus and full figures t ve do nol school, under the same terms as 4 Bw \ , mar: | n "Kock and or not, but we know that the giris are Ha er by prelt. Bi or. John's begin June 3 : 2 +1 there and that any leng and $1.00 oth tyles in both R Kabo al ’ L 5 price and tape gird It was al Roy D. Kill for An ' wel ir NHoOyew i i You can do better at IRVIN. oie thm tc min HP999999090000000 000000000 RRERERdREES $8006 46080000000000000000 GREGG TWP regular price $1.05 00 1.00 4 ' h, : Hamburg the | and that he was enlilied FB. . ma \ je Dy I wi ut at last ORIDE Gown det LL AND COMMERCIAL PHONES Mrs H. H Mark, of Millheim, visited Dutchinan. Was dandy Roy Hazel as ur ) The state courts sustained stalling ae select Call system T he ly. he excl ned nere s a fesl on BELL AN MEAL PY - her sister. Mrs. W. H. Weaver. fetective: George Moran. Played Willie in ‘another state a similar conten. s SRImpany is stringing new cables through | your dress, y I No wopder. she GILLEN THE GROCER, We TaN f ) hvalles 3 : ’ % sorough and getting things in shape 1 $ ' ttiy FON J 3 : 5 i { 2 | wish $01 : f the Brus Rawraw Jas Pratt. as Reuben Hay, 100 was taken to the courts an 15 t the | Ee . dh next & girls would tell us what happened : decision given. Several com: ive the patrons up there good service. | nigh Allegheny St. Bellefonte, Pa SOT of IVS f our town y nite \ " ablish ’ ry git . " v at atte g meeting re se was one of the best Oat aan EE totes sess ss CARRERA aa eS AAA AAA AAA AAR ARR RA i INEXPENSIVE BUT TRULY DRESSY CHARMING HATS & UL) FOR THE PRETTY DESIGNS FOR THE LEAST MON EY In fact t { rowit ’ an rs you tter Bertha Mowery as Hind ff B RR a i tt tt til A ff + BE I A a a A A A A EL AE A Aa a a haa EN a a AA AAA AR A SAAR AA show vou The scale and the by the “itt CARPET DEPARTMENT orchards Dave of orchards should atten to this atl on BLEBBLBVPBLBLPBIPPLPPHLLL8308858538438220280220087 8283588585858 8983 450839 EN A A i Aa AA Aa AA AR AAA AAA AAAAL Aaa AARA AA AAA AR AA AAAS SY if they wish 1 rote their peach ' To . ’ trees [his department LB0 dOSOTVEeS | age. Buving as we do in larg y Snow Shoe. a really Aware { th i hi D. A. GROVE'S ition that no ti or furnishing y advance in prices, we are el shied to sell you ; visit nds Y ace FROM OHIO , dun sidered Unless season at the closest figures. It isa big advantage to see a 4 y it included everything to be supplied Margaret Roosenhoover, who had been | Editor Cente DEMOCRAT and of the subsequent advertisement of large and complete stock and know vou are being quoted s ng friends in Drifting, returned Enclosed please find one dollar which | 4) . . A . B — ¥ place to my : edit for the Catitte Det the board declaring that separate bids LEMONT, PA. the lowest prices for which the goods can be sold. y Keck. of Snow Shoe, was a | erat another year, as it is most impossi would be received. If the simple-minded nleasant caller at the home of Robert | ible for me to do without it as | get all the | Governor was the dupe of Upholsterer The following horses to sell are on my Our Lace Curtain stock also occupies a conspicuous H. srile. Monday latest news every week from home 1 | Huston. why did not such acute business home farm near Lemont, aclimated : } 1 ' swore bi ” » and Drosperous sti K ACKS 5 years ol lace in this department. We will be pleased to show you O. J. Mulbarger and wife were pleas: | think Obio isa fine and prosperous state. | 0p 45 Auditor General Snyder and ONE Ibs. Eira. 2 and Pym ul] on lepurtme . : ; i y ant callers at his home, Tuesday For farming of course there is some poor | - land. the soil is mostly sand, muck and state Treasurer Mathues protest againgt | ONE BROWN MARE, coming § years old BOGGS Twp lay 1 4 thi } 1 : ite ? weight 1150 Tbs some clay dont think farmers here 10 pal; able iniquity y . ONE ACK HORSE. coming ? years old, HOLTS HOLLOW spend AS MC h time on their land as they Rah 1550 Tbs o 4 ht Harry Johnson and family spent Sun do in Centre county and have better Iv is stated by the Harrisburg ‘Star | ONE BLACK HORSE, coming 6 years oid " ’ day in Moose Run hak ‘ Independent,” that as the Senate at its weight 1286 ibs, Samuel Miller and family spent | ) Wages are very good IATmers bay \ : ONE DAPPLE GREY HORSE, coming 7 ym | d t Coleville . from $1.40 to o per day for labor and | |Ast session a year ago failed to confirm old, weight 1375 (bs ay » ene . month and keep hor the appointments of Governor Penny ONE BAY HORSE. coming 5 years old, weight » ba . ) " , sl PF 25 to Yo per " o Miss Maude Poorman departed Fri |$ i 1400 [bs good last year { feat . i i day for Philipsburg. where she will | Some crops were very goo packer to the Quay statute commission, ” « - ! : | corn extra good, also pot atoes and wheat I ONE BAY HORSE, coming 7 years old, weight | spe nd a few weeks ! that body has no legal existence, The | 1990 Ibs. i " / i Oats, hay and cabbage were not so good “ y " | NTE, “a i ral oe /Allagun, 1 vishal! in this section The winter was auite Philadelphia * Press” says this is un. | Sous iow. BAY HORSE, coming 7 years old, welght | BELLEFO PA. pintives ‘ Miss Bess hnson spent Sunday at | cold here, but very little snow Every | doubtedly correct, Three Cheers! i > jorph Risie 1 ey nya body has their ice houses filled i Come and see-—costs nothing—don't| Nelson Shope, wife and daughter Al | Yours Respectfully, {| Different trees are known by the bark, | buy; look elsewhere and satisfy yourself. ma, of Zion, spent Sunday here E. Emurex, | but it's different with dogs, D, A. Grove, if you will make us a call,
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