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BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
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—Mrs- A. O. Furst, of Bellefonte, left
Friday to visit friends in Milton,
—Wallace Markle, of Bellefonte, cut a |
deep gash in his foot on Thursday.
—Miss Belle Lowry, of Bellefonte, |
left Friday for Tyrone to visit friends,
—The weather has been more of the
changeable sort and nothing long so far,
—Jack Norris, wife and interesting
little son Samuel, of Altoona, have been
visiting at the Ryan home,
S. L.Fulton is back on duty again as
car inspector in the Bellefonte yards, af-
ter a short visit out near Pittsburg.
—Don't forget Dr. VanTries’ lecture |
in the Court house Friday evening, as it |
will be for the benefit of the hospital.
—Mrs. Murray Andrews, who is
spending the winter in Philadelphia,
spent several days in Bellefonte recent
ly.
Out of 633 scholars enrolled in the
Bellefonte public schools 343 were neither
absent nor tardy during the month of
December.
— -Harry Fitzgerald, of
Ohio, was a recent visitor in Bellefonte
at the home of his parents, Mr, and Mrs
Wm. Fitzgerald
—Dr. J. Jones, the veterinary surgeon,
is ill with stomach trouble at the Belle
fonte hospital. His condition is such as
to make his recovery very doubtful,
—Mrs, Herbert Bellringer, after
leasant visit with her parents, Mr. and |
rs. John Sourbeck, returned to !
home in New York Friday morning.
—Michael Lamb has be
contract for painting the
about Bellefonte, and will
work just as soon as the governme
get the material here
~—Last Thursday even:
o'clock a saucy y St
howling and raging f mat half
hqur, then passed «
an inch of snow with
—Mr. and Mrs. N. Hanscom, former
residents of Bellefonte, are now located
at Long Beach, Ca Ned
familiarly cal ; wrchased an
Columbus,
ur
Qa
ar
nid
letter boxes
begin
sry t
nt «
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nt
thi
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4344
about four
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an
nigh
hed, aS De Was
tere
Ohio, wher
mapently loca
—Dr. ]. Finle
J Was ca
consult w
permanent re
— Howard Woodring, who had been in
charge of the Western ion telegraph
office here the past month became so sick
recently that be could not work and was
taken to his home in Delaware,
Whiteman, of Osceola Mills, is now |
charge.
—Thomas Mayes, train dispatcher at
the of the Central Railroad of
Penna pe Sunday in Lock Haven
Tommy has been making f
visits down to that
and his friends
suspicious as
— The public
since last sprit
hundred sales be Democrat's sale re
ister would count no less than So, the
arger number being within the last five
months The average of these
would likely not be under $1000 each
Arthur of Bellefont
other evening }
ulting from
missed hi
loss of a t«
He now
with his be
n
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n §
n
at
are
to what it
coming
all means
r this c«
sale | !
show over one
wauld
5
sales
Brown
wa
e,
Edwar
the West
A Most ex
entered upor
vice and in all this time has
late one time in rej
the poste fhee In
lecting the mail he
quickly as possit
1% fourteent!
never been
for duty
and «
iis route
riven up his
Bosh Arcade
located to tule
effect Apnl first, Though he very likely
has a place in view he has not yet made
public where he intends locating. In t}
connection it might be stated that the
Are rumors of two mors KATrages
opened up in Bellefonte in the spring
-Colonel Hugh 8
tain Robert F. Hunter. of the Fift)
regiment G. P., held a preliminary
inspection of company E of Altoona on
Friday evening. They feel
that E company will make a good show
ing at the regular inspection next Friday
evening. Captain M
resign and the first
orting
vering
wers
deli
le
Lye
the rooms |
John Porter
lease on
where his g
mn DAS
nthe
Arage 1s now
re
10 be
Tavior and Cap
a
Is |
vas asked to
nt placed in
day
Heiter
command
Dr { Al
Beaver, Wm
and Charles
elected d
Platts, Gen, James A
! James Harris
Gilmore w recently
resent the Helle
fonte Presbyterian church the Men's
Missionary convention held in
Philadelphia Feb, 11thto 13th, Itis ex
pected that this will be one of the largest
gatherings in the interest of
ever held in this country
re
eclegates to reg
to*He
missions
10
in christianity in
rch d
Somebody ought
interest
take enough
Bellefoate to
change the ch i tory in the of
fice of the lush House An { is,
is a He on the very face of it, because
the only man on it who is still preaching
in Hellefonte is Father McArdle, pastor
2 of the Catholic church, Some of
churches have changed pastors four or
'
"He
it there
five times since a change has been made |
in this directory. Rev, C. N. Woodaoh,
a former pastor of the A. M, E. church
has been dead several years, and still
his name appears on the calendar, As
it stands now it is an object for ridicule
instead of being a true guide to the
places of public worship,
| siness caller in the Democrat
| street, is able
| her friends in the house.
| Arr.
| Bud
er |
Mr. | fering
{ which
4
confident
the |
-J, Ed. Royer, of the Fort hotel, gave
our sanctum a call,
Horace Kaufman, of Zion, was a bu-
sanctum,
At the Rothrock sale, Mar, 18, one
horse and three cows will be included,
Rev, Fleck, of Nittany, an able Lu.
theran minister, was a welcome caller,
W. H. Geary, of Spring Mills, and
D. W. Geary, ofTusseyville, were pleas-
ant callers. ’
— Everybody will turn outon Friday
evening to hear Dr. VanTries lecture.
| It will be worth hearing.
— Mrs.
Barr, both of Gatesburg,
Blair Gates, and Mrs, Howard
favored the
| Democrat sanctum with a call,
Miss Margaret Burnett, who had
been seriously ill at her home on High
to around 1 greet
be and
Miss Rebecca Hughes, daughter of
Charles P. Hughes, Esq Erie,
the pleasant guest of the Hutchinson
home, on Howard street, d
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas McClel
parted for their home at Altoona
pleasant visit with the former's
and Mrs. Wm. McClellan,
Taylor,
with his parents, Mr, and
who at the |
Jishop streets.
Kr
of 18
de-
er yd
paren
lan
t
5
at
ue of *hiladelphia,
ent day
8s. Henry Taylor,
ner of Sprit
t Sur
reside
1g and
- John k, Sidney ine and
" Harpe accompanied by Rev,
Colston, attended the Episcopal church
he Park Hotel at W
rame
Julio ums
}!
r
Villiams
awarded the |
Vv a
hh imine ed
1Prov
-For the { month or dwar
K. Rhoads,
from an his right leg
has been him consider-
able pain and anxiet ‘or the last t
weeks he has been confined his
dence
"as
the coal dealer, has been su
’
il
abscess on n
wo
res
1g}
frie
H
least nt |
PiCaAsSanl
5 all
Penn
ame
A
day from Snook,
ship who 5 placed his 1
date |
sheriff
or the
gra
think
started
rat
When
had al
Now what
ns
“ :
wt reet te 2 was
handed
will Manag
of a vote catcher when
ouncil in the South
the
caught the ferret
his heck
Fred Mu
he comes to ru
ward
Nelson who h 8
elected purchasing agent for
Tele phone Co vill move hi
Harn burg where he
his home
known here, is a
man and his
City is not the
happen the town
hoped t
most in
>
t been
th Union
we
family t
make
he is
young
Capitol
id
5 0
to
‘ Xx pects
future ‘Nelse, "as
progressive
removal to the
best thing that
However it is to
Il eventually
Co
be
hat
mean even x Tu
Mr. Robb's
the « ny ri
pecement of
tere
lellefonte boys might
serving
before w!
y ol
yy
pre
th
4) ven
e advice here g
m some
IT
Daovs
1 cone
Hart
| boys, ot he observe
He a
Street
and
ents
by
en |
Ameport
WwW ever
SLAY
yanday
to
are
then 1
attend
hut
these
Oh er
Pp
i iowed
boy . certainly paths to pow
character Hut the Democrat would
do parents perform their duties in
{ this matter
ask
At the regular meeting of Washing
ton Camp No 7459 Patriotic Order Sons
of America held 10 there newly furnish
ed rooms in the McClain Block the fol
{lowing office were installed for the
pext six mont! president H J. Hart
| ranft; vice president, Wm. A master
{of arms, |. Ellis Stine: recording secre
| tary, Homer McGinley,
| recording secretary, H. W
4
0, assistant
Bowersox
conductor, Nevan Corman; inspector,
| Geo, A. Bush; guard, Joseph 5 Tressler;
trustees, Wm
and Calvic Lambert he jostalling
was conducted by Shite vice president,
J. Calvin Strayer, of York, York county,
and the newly appointed district
dent Wilbur Leathers from Howard,
-
| gloves,
| Calder Ray.
| called
| been prepared, and t
| dle
Allen, Joseph 8. Pressler |
~Seveu-inch 1ce is being housed now. |
Miss Helen Hull, who has been ser-
iously ill with remittent fever, is some
what better
J. ‘A. Hoy, of Zion, gave us a call;
also J. D,
Wm, Hampton of Bellefonte,
—J]. Kennedy Johnston, Esq. transact.
ed business in his old home at Mt
Eagle on Tuesday. He didn't go after
bear this time.
—Mid-year examinations are now
being held at the Bellefonte Academy
which are proving very satisfactory” to
both teachers and students,
-S. D. Ray, of Bellefonte, the shirt
and suspender manufacturer, has added
another branch to his already prosper-
ous industry in shape of making canvass |
charge of his son, |
It will be in
-Saturday evening the Bellefonte
Academy basketball team defeated the
Juniata College preps by a score of 41 to
24 The game was played inthe Y. M
C. A. gymnasium and each good
forth loud applause from
spectitors
Bush, assi
Williamsport
George T, tant secert
the
ary
of Consistory of the
Mayes of Watsontown, and |
play |
the |
PORT MATILDA.
Rankin McMonigal has his new d well
| ing house completed and ready for occu
| pasicy, Dan Hardy, the expert plaster.
jer, of Tyrone, put the finishing touch
{ to it on Saturday,
| Sam Homan has closed up the R. R,
{tie and bark prop making, and accepted
a position with Nason brothers, of Lo
i
{ cust Mills, *with whom he has worked for |
| several years,
| The oil and gas company now wnder
| organizat of in Centre county will if
| formed properly, prove an enterprise of
| much value to Bald Eagle valley.
On Saturday evening last, a cotillion
| party was given for the enjoyment of
| the young people in Reese Hollow; all
yas harmonious and the party wasa
social success. Near the end a drama
was introduced which caused much ex.
citement and laughter. One of the
| dancers havipg grown tired dancing, sat
down on the end of a board seat in a
{hurried manner, causing it to tip up,
which in some manner struck and dis-
lodged a large crock of applebutter
which came down mouth first splashing
on the dancing fl the wreck was
cleared away the party went on
gaily tot
00r;
and
he end
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Ma- |
sons of the
for that city
vocation of this historic
I 1 that a class of
receive the degree
32nd inclusive
12nd degree, loft
i a three
order
one hun
from the 4th
Tuesday
lav
(
to attend ays
18 ex
will
the
pected 1red
To morrow
nte
ni
(Friday)
1
dellefo Academy foot
hold its annual banquet at the
hoff Hou An elaborate program has
fie occasion 1s
considerable interest a
ts. The Academy team n
record this season
deserve to sit down to a feast
le they
y
good
Ing a strange colored
and
neanor on the street was such as
ise Policegpan ]
sD
Ll
”
to jellefonte
yr
131
IOUS."
1
"Hoy a « Jisslon
¢ into the mental condition of
several weeks bas
| for her strange and
Mrs
Hezeki
. "
Miss
ns nnn wh
who fur
toward
$4
ons
aiming
She sti man
bas employed ¢
sassinatefier in
She gave other
was unbalanced
g the Baby Act
stately Re bed! Yas a
Playin
.
’ efeate
nevi
the “Little
4 ne
but they
Ss that ot
Big Five
but if
sy basket ball let them play
' \ ork
ey had a big tir do-
eCIsons
int
the
a 1 all
is rather hu ting
:
!
ty
to have it sm it
they
ake hem so often
AD be as crooked as a
Missionary Day
be Mission
Methodist
B
Rs
sunday will
Bellefonte
i. Rev, |
Ri Sermu
ary Day
church,
Stem, preached
Sabbath so that
be
the
One of
day are
Jennie M.
Japanese
tions for this object
this occa
he Sabbath hool
the
nn : h
sak both
and
alternoon
the greal
PIS an i
greeted
{ rch
school in ne
Fie
lone 1
Japan H
ers
Speaker ar ee
Republican Conventi n April 20.
R. Andrews has called
can Sate convention to meet
n Harrisburg on Wednesday, April 29
in the Majestic theatre A justice of the
Superior court and a delegation to the
National Republican convention will be
selected
Chairman
the Kepub
An order issued by Third Vice Presis
nt Potter of the Baltimore and Ohio
Rallrond Lall use of intoxicants is prohi
bited to employees of the road engaged
financial secretary, Tracy G. Lambert; | in’ any capacity in the digection or run. |
ning of trans, It applies to all men
whether on or off duty,
In drinking liquor some men complain
that it goes to the head and others that it
Jou to the feet; which would seem to in.
icate that it goes where there is the most
room for it. _ e TR ——
con- |
CURTIN
Alice Neff attend
| Milesburg,
Florence Spea
tertained a few of her friends Thursday
evening. All report a good time, /
Pearl Dukeman was visiting her broth-
er Harry, of Bellefonte :
Hon. H, R. Curtin and wife,
1 business at Reading,
party of young folks visited Joseph
t's Thursday evening
Mrs. Jor es, Mile
friends here
Earle Bathu
his parents
Ed said
ed local
8, Gf thie roi
transact.
A
of visit
siled
‘ y
rst, of Altoona, is
Bru Joe h
traps alone
We
and ad bette
and wife
sekeeping, as Cheap
cloths
1 ’
irooks
haere
CENTRE HALL
a
MARRIAGE LICENSE
es Mart Be
TAKE NOTICE.
fT
nD of ihe Centre
Hi, RITEArs NH SUDs
we ef a Remittance Blank, th
week Look at the date on your label
it will tell from what date you are due
You calculate the
3 As the new Postal Order,
hibits us fr
CiaAs
AD easily mount
No onl
papers
pro
% ym mailing at
rate to all persons over one year
due, you will realize that we are compel!
ed to strike all such names from
in the future
NOW,
paper
Please attend to this as it
nsure you getting the regularly
Den't Depend Entirely on God.
A Colorado bx
in New Eng!
tirse and observed the elaborate prepa
rude ta being made for Thanksgiving
‘hey had Thanksgiving In Colorado.
but not on #0 grand a scale, and he In
quired of his New En
object of it all
Why thank
% of our crops
t you don’t thank God for your
do you asked the Colorado
y was visiting a cousin
xl about
we God for the bless
:
in
I~
hu
crops hd
oy
“You, of course we do. Don't you?”
“No; we don't depend entitely on
God for our crops. We Irrigate.”
A bunch of keys was found 1a front
of John W. Hubler's pig pen near State
College, and the same will be cheerfully
refunded if the owner calls for
morning Jan
{ key ring and two keys
" |
With a Democrat among its Commis |
sioners Lebanon County has cut its debt
$10,000, reduced taxes to 1% mills and
has $25,000 in its treasury.
Thete are men w
‘for a living than go into politics.
md
our list
will
Thanksgiving
ginnd cousin the
| Lucas has stopped
|
them |
personally ; they were found on Sunday |
19th; consists of a large |
SNOW SHOE TWP,
GORTON,
Since the mines have shut
will come out and give the Cer
ocrat readers a few items,
Mrs, Arthur Yeager made a business
trip to Snow Shoe one day last week,
Ira Packer spent Sunday at his home
at Yarnell,
Since the mines have shut down John
mule driving and
has taken up the carpenter trade.
America Confer and Myrtel Heaton
spent Thursday afternoon at Peale,
Mrs. Jennie Confer, of Curtin, spent
afew days with her sisters here.
Blane Rox key and wife, of Avis, are
visiting their parents here,
Clayton Yarnell has returned after a
few days with his fam at Yarnell,
Bill Nyman has retired from hunting
and is getting up subscribers for the
Centre Democrat. Good for you,
Billie.
Mrs Heaton, of Gorton, visited
Mrs. Henry Confer one day last week,
Arthur Yeager did some shopping in
Peal, Saturday.
Jacob Heaton
week's visit at Yarnell
Henry Confers dog -has returned to
his old home at Yarnell, because they do
not receive the Centre Democrat, :
France Poorman w seen
recently
Jacob Heaton made
Snow Shoe, Saturday
Master Walter Heat
very pleasantly here
REBERSBURG
ity, of Miflinburg, is
down we
itre Dem
lv
ny,
uw
ARIE
has returned after a
as on our
reels
trip ww
n «t Rind
m spent Sunday
Nora Dot pend
relatives and
James Frank
ing here,
Roland Royer and wife
spent sometime with Mr
er, Mrs. Polly Royer.
Ida Douty, of this place,
Harbach, of Eastville
rimony in
RASS th
of Harrisburg, is visit.
of Alt
Royer’
OOnAa,
moth
and James
were joined in
ited Evangelical
B
mat
5 Was ¥
~ : 5 wr dh
and Martha, with
hard words to pronos
nol prooounce goup (go
fore had to take the foot
The '
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inee M3 OD
there-
INFORMATION WANTED
The
get lng
places
glist of subscribers have beer
Centre Demoera' at different
moved without potifvieg us of Lhe
caving directions i the post
doubt the ng why
o% Dol rea the ar iy Any
regaroit | i F OO ad
Wied if
w
y re Won
5
rd
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Na
Ww
r
We
J. ( TMER, Mt
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Kueganen
te Becnoe
SE. Parks!
Mar.J H Roxx:
R.P Louk, Altoona. No
F.8 Bina
Mires Osean, Vilas, Fa
Mongax Toomas, Holl
Mis Joux Huson, Lake Clty, Minn
Eowin Hazel, Loraine, Ohlo
J. W_Huosrrox Altoona, Ma
L.C. KLixg, Beliclonte, Pa
DW. Beauv, Banebard, Pa
Hanns Haxsri, Johnsonburg
6G. BB Brusaant, Franklin, Fa
SAMUBRL Reve, Hosterman, W.Va
WR Forres, Winbarae, Pa
BF Batnunar, fF Swmithiield Wt
burg. Pa
Mus. Jaws: Mangie, Fraaklinville Pa
Jomx Gririrtaxp, Sparrows Point, Md
Lizzie Suikk Beneadict, Pa
Mus, Davis Lavey, Gree burr
Mas, Cora Dixon, Jersey Onty, N
13 Borgen BR 1
Manny Mies, Tyrone, Va
HK. Bann, SanFraneisco, (
street
Pe
Aar
MM
re. Fa
2, Woodward
Sami RRpox
Fa
Giron
MF
Fa
70 Seventh ave
Snow Shine
daysburg. Fa
Fits
st
Fa
J
al -¥2T Bryant
Fraxtz, Tyrone
Mas. Winim DaviDsos
Oro. Frantz
Huis Nery
Hanny 8 Hoy
Eowann C1
Mus. E HH. Swantz
Mus, Jesnie Cunny
Cuan NToNpRaken. Bayer
ELwoon Beooks, Alb ona
W PF Burenr Freeport 11
E T.lrwin, Sheridanvilie, Pa
Divid Braver, "
Geo, Pechtol, Renova
E MM. Wagner, Bucknell, a
Lloyd O, Biddle, West Decatur, Pa
Heary Cropister. 37 fad street, Altoona
Frank G. Fry Fa FPuroaoe
Edward Jonson Clear field
J A Gramiey, Plainfield, 11
C, North, Phillipsburg
C.K Henry, Rebersbure.
0 Sarvey, Horton Helshis,
Eilzabeth MeCartney Richmond Va
SA Rothermel 518 Penn St. Norristowd
n Riggleman, Tyrone
ames Dull, Winburne Pa.
ply us Brogger. Bellefonte, formerly Am
A Ammerman, Bellefonte, formerly Pon.
"tealrn
Port Matilda
Fort Coline, ole
Rellefonte
Auk, Warriorsmark
£10 igh Ave
Fetersbhore, Cansds
W.Va
Altoona
Remember This.
During the past week
ceived po less than a dozen inqui
complaints from patrons who
tances during January
their label was not changed, The
right on that point, but YY OVE
matter that we have specially
hundreds of times,
above the “Editorial”
correct our mailing |
onNLy all subscription
January are
Ast” at the end
print enougtl
ary.
Therefore, if
during January on s
not find your
| ISSUE OF FEBRUARY
we
and
a
in
credited
of the
1 lists to la
abe]
Hospital Benefit
Dr. Thos. C. VanTrie
recital in the
Friday evening, Ja:
| Subject—** Anecd oe
| of Eminent Men
have seen and heard
be free, but there wi
and
tion taken up for the
fonte Hospital, av
reserved seats
Mr. Barcia
| trict Cen
| McKean
| C andidacy
| papers of (
tre
counties
tor renomi
ameron
|
| 8am RODAY, MAH 14
| ner Twp Frederick
Horses, 3 cows
|
|
|
At Rox pr
Hammerer
buggy, wagons ;
1o'choek. LL. ¥. May
AFPLK ATION FOR CHA
| In the Court of (
| of Centre
| Notice is hereby
| be made to the Hor
| of sald Cours M
| A.D 1908 atten
| provide for the ine
| CETLAIN corporat
| 1574, and ius sug
man. J. Wells
Stover, Benjan in |
| and Wm. Neese for ibs
| OGrporation Ww Ix
| FORMED CHUR
county, I the chs
is for tb
or
H
the
od acoordin
and uv
Wa SL
gt
ages of Ll
ares of
VE, DOBBOS
d privileges
pp) ener
: in the
the ot @¢ hundredth a
dependence of the
FEN
Any subs
ment RB ihis ¢
BOL e200 3
orl a word
oh Cents
vi
that
No
this
adver
Mee
| WANTED
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fonts
FOR SALY
ant
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SALLY
SLore
REMOVED ™
bave been removed f
Omptire Coumty Bank
Building on the North
FOR SALLY Severs
Homers, Fanialls. 7
Sd several other ©
Sell as ow as 75 cents por
Pigeon Lofts, Bellefonte
ar
Risck Per
Weight
Will
Ada
Be
FOR SALE
years old
and all right
of good horses
Ueary, Tusseyville
AUCTIONEER L. Frank
offers his serviees Lo 1}
eer. farm and stock =
tion guaranteed H
phones adress 1
mont, Pa
Lath six
mensions
r Gimeno
or
WANTED
not, Ye
of cart 3
forme
Bellefonte
a
a
AUVCTIONEFR I
Mere ¥
farm
¥
On en
mont, Mn
TE SA RISE
ahd stow
5
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aranlevd
AGOress
BERSUPPLIFS
of W K Willams
& Danesn beer brood
Rives supersection by
tion eves. comb w
uptodate bed ravers
have
“M
re-
res and
wit remit.
that the date on
Were
rlook “a
tioned
week
We
month
during
{ailing
then
¥F ¢bru
t Dale
f Ab
Brick
House
goons
utters,
wi
Kevystone
bars
MABKIT QUOTATIONS,
PRODUCE
paid bs
RELLEFONTY
The following prices are
Oo tor produce
Eggs. per dosen
Lard, per pound
Tallow, per pound
Putter, per pound
Side. per pourd,
Shoulder. per pound
——
BELLEFONTE: GRAIN
ner, for grain |
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ee
The following prices are paid by ©
Sechler &
Y. Wage
see
Rade