Er —— THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA., MARCH 19, 1908, Page 5 Quite a few changes have been made | of late here, | Correspondents’ Department ff finer wei { moved on the Michael Fiedler farm east | NITTANY. Bob Deitz and wife were calling on some of their friends here. Albert Kling and wite, of Fishing Creek, were guests of DD. O, Dorman on Saturday, and attended the sale in the afternoon. Marie Dorman, of Avis, was visiting her uncle and aunt here Quilting parties and movings are the go around here, Onilast Tl there were 16 ladies from Nittan Hublersburg and Snydertown, gath a} the home of Joe Emerick’s at Sn) town, and quilted two quilts, ant having had a very fi n Ralph Shope, of \! for Mr. Ze We wer thre here | Clark McClint auctioneer, | and ought t he has call aay are who is the can hole for every Sunday fell over : and only for of good, jolly been smothe and wife wi ed so hard t saved the cow's | James Irvin’ ed on Sat sold bro got a sewing there will be Quite a attended a big at Hecla Park Hello, SCT every week BENORE, some tin Mrs. | day at the Blair Sales are all the go 1 Dennis White transac our town last Saturday D. C. Williams and wife gave on Saturday eve, to their many fi the evening was spent very pl playing games and mu i graph after which refreshment served, such as ice cream, cake and can- dies. Those present were Misses Ann: Heberling, Cora and Dora Ghaner, Mary Parsons, Lily Curry Alma and Bessie Williams; Mannie Hassinger. Mescers + John Curry, Chester Hassinger, Harry and Merril Williams, Howard Peters, Ed. Markley, Thos. Stine, George Gill, Chester Young and wife, W. D e and wife. All left at midnight having a fine time. If you wan out how the cake was, ask Eddie There are quite a nun namely, Clyde Sha Mrs. Reeder, Jr., Lykens Mr. Nearho town next week Mrs Rud spent a day it A valuable Hicks, died know h place as Mary at St mus by t GREGG Twp FARMER (x horse Sot day tir where Next COLLEGE Twp The OW LAS All gone ot Mr. Kelley, wife and Edna Lit Paradise, spent a very pleasant day vis ‘ iting friends at Alto A sledding party from Alto spenta very ple asant eve at the home of Mr Kelley's at Paradise; all report having a fine time Mr, Dubbs and wife transacted busi ness at Bellefonte on Saturday Mrs. Mary Evens is visiting her daugh- | ter in Tyrone, Mra, Charles Port, We are all sad and lonely since our | friend, John Baylets and family, have | left the place; we are all in a puzzle why he left so suddenly, Carl Furst and John Hoy were callers at Davis Gummo's on Sunday. Wonder if they were in the storm Mary Stone has been seriously ill, but we are glad to say she is around again SOBER, Jain Galer is hauling chemical wood Jdoyd Smith is still entertaining peo ple with his phonograph. i Furl Auman spent a week at Pleasant “np. e are glad to hear that C. Auman is improving. k Hosterman bought a veluable cow. | tionable and besides 1a a \aon’ useful agent | | ehisl, throat and lung affect ons, There lof town, Frank Long also moved in THE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY | the tenant house on the Fiedler farm; | FP a AT AAA AAA, 2. | Calvin Haines moved in the house va-| cated by Long; Wm. Haines moved | HECLA PARK. where Calvin vacated, and the changes Miss Heberle, of Altoona, Mrs. Young { still 10 follow are John Bower will move | | with two daughters, of Bellefonte, were | 90 the Stover farm at Fiedler, Howard | guests at the home of C. C. Workman | Bowersox will move in the Yearick | last Tuesday | home vacated by Bower; joe Ard in the John Deitrick, of State College, paid | Motz home vacated by B his parents a visit for week Ben Coher to where Ard vacated, Lawrence McMullen made a business | John Huss, of Spring _ Mills, spent trip to Williamsport one day last week some time at the home of N. W, Eby fora Zimmerman returned to Johns. I'he visitors at L. D. Orndorfs, or \ p Wich he | Sunday, were James Winklebleck several weeks. after which he | dunday, were james inkiebleck, vilv here wife Chestie Stover, also JON AT Wm n here wife visited ¢ hes | , all of PORT MATILDA { gent for Bubb & Sons, ’ . » ive : , has th sored a ry 1m be at Williamsport, spent last Wednesday | » i Te REBATY ai IET Se night at Ira Confer's OY TNE EYOUN 16 ret & dwelling House, Boor nt : '" h he ims will be ready to oc Anyone having a fu 1 he Cialihs wi De ready to oc . . 4% A eg lay of A {1 next cow for sale can do well by notifying h t day April, next Rev - y 4 ty have to hussle tw n Bixler at W , as he expect ne wiki hav : Wo 0 1 & GARIry this s ; > 1 expectat FILLMORE ay eve Jowersox, and | Sq | WOODWARD. YOU MAY NOT | RUNVILLE, { Don't forget Mrs, H. A. Witherite's NEED IT NOW | fisce | cono A dance was held at the home of Oran Poorman’s Tuesday eve. As the scribe | wag not present, cannot give the full ut it in a Safe Place, for it May | particulars. C vin Handv * | Rain, high waters and 1d are the no nee e Ome In Anay. exciting features of the day a acti mas Grifith, of Philipsburg, travs- | | Ayers Sarsaparilla- is not 2 acted business our town recently ’ MIX THIS AT FIRST SIGN Eva Witherite did some sh pin { in strong drink. As now made, Bellefonte during the past week. there is not a drop of alcohol SLE gt. os Mir Evock Heeo of pritecwk. | Yin it. It isa non-alcoholic tonic ys Hom-Made Mixture is Easily |, west of her daughter, Mrs, H. A. §and alterative, Ask your own Prepared, and Cures Weak te. a bm doctor about your taking this Kidneys and Bladder. jase “five per cent.” just call on Mitch | § medicine for thin, impure § he has them for blood. Follow his advice Here every time. He knows. your doctor, of health? "’ ’ R ' SMULLTON ie AARONSBURG REBERSBURG Als on the toughest constitution. The conductor passing from the heated inside of a trolley car to the icy temperature of the platform —the canvasser spending an hour or so in a heated building and then walking against a b'#~g wind—know the difficulty of avoiding coid. HUBLERSBURG (Th | | " 1} py 4 ea 1 h L.A. Emerick igvited a crowd of | friends to her home last Thursday to Scort’'s Emulsion strengthens the body so that it can better withstand the danger of cold from changes of temperature. It will help you to avoid taking cold. ALL DRUGGQCISTS;: 50¢c. 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