THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA. APRIL 2,1908. Page b did BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS —E. T. Kellerman, of Benore, has moved from there to Penn'a Furnace. —A daughter was born recently to Mr, and Mrs. James Dawson at A xe, Mann, | —@G, F. Weaver, of Gregg township, was in Bellefonte Monday circulating among our people. ~The Messrs. Newman, of Bellefonte, spent Sunday in Altoona as guests of their sisters, Mrs. William Grauer. ¢ | -The annual stale encampment of | the Sons of Veterans will be held at| Williamsport during the week of June | 6 to 13 inclusive. -—The amount raised in the Lutheran church, of this place, on Sunday, 22nd, | was $025 instead of $800 as we gave it church debt, now over half reduced, —Elizabeth McNeal has returned home from an extended visit with friends and relatives in Tyrone and Vail. Miss McNeal is a very pleasant young lady and her many friends are glad to see her again, —Saturday the Pennsylvania fish com- mission car in charge of Fish Commis. sioner, W. E. Meehan, was in Bellefonte, It came in on the Lewisburg train and was taken east on the 1.23 train enroute to the Corry hatchery. —Mrs. John F. Harrison, formerly o Bellefonte, but now of Jersey Ne ni | S several days recently in Philips- peut ) | | day with fi burg as the guest of her daughter, Miss Laura L. Harrison, who is now a teach- er in the public school in that place. —Friday's Lock Haven Express says that Samuel Miller, Fred Bartley Condo and James Hughes, a ors in Lock Haven this week and were royally entertained by Martin Berger,s | hotel. t:=~=H, P. Gault and brother, of Howard, transacted business in Bellef onte day. Mr. Gaultis enjoying farm since moving te Howard and if y. and thrift hold out he Be able to join Howard's inc ony of retired farmers life —During last week's fin people dug garden and di mg, onions of course, trees hurried to get ou see I summer was on, and tree tops were be- ginning to look green. Come on, gentle Spring, and let su er in. Hul bard The i 0 ’ to — Physical Y.M.C. A. hibition in t oth. Arran a fancy basket will be drill with all the gy ~Calvin Huss fonte as middl some time ago, cepted a posit steader i ralati reiatives Director arrangi he gements s for the past four ef 6th : City Florist, ane consntatis flowers. -—D. I. Willard moved fror street ! by Mr, ar Miller, the with hi Logar ly purct Alx fancier on Mond poult . Platts Pr i" president, and A. treasurer Committees on membership were also appointed en growers all over the vited to join this club an terest is shown it county association . county are enoug be made a will lik Living in and around Bellefonte there are sixty graduates of Pennnsyl vania State College. These have band. ed themselves together into what is known as the Bellefonte Alumni associa- | tion of this institution. Tomorrow even. ing they will hold their first banquet at the Nittany Country Club, at riecla Park. A special train will take pleasure seekers to the park, and a gen. eral good time is anticipated, On the program is dancing and they will take with them an brechestra Friday evening Register Earle C, Tuten and wife gave a card party in honor of Miss Grace Beck, of Nittany, at their home on Thomas street. A number of young ladies and gentlemen were present who thoroughly enjoyed the occasion, the household, was put to bed early by mamma and told to be a good little boy! | The youngster abeyed until the guests began to arrive and then he wanted to know what was going on, which kept papa practicing calisthenics on the stairs | more or less during the evening. Here's where wireless telegraphy could have been used to a good advantage, Dur. ing the evening delicious ice cream and e were served after which the guests carrying with them } many pleasant memories, in last week's issue, to apply on the| | Esq., returned | City and New York. . | Shore, | quartet of | : jovial Bellefonte gentlemen, were visit- | Mon- | | from the | { urer, have done Earle, the young heir of | -SMarch had 5.35 inches of rain—g rains in all, Sunday Miss Rabecca Rhoades left for Chambersburg. ~-Men's gun metal calf oxfords $2.50. Yeager's Shoe Store. Mr. and Mrs. W. F, Crider returned | Saturday from their southern trip, Charles Hughes, of New York ved in Bellefonte Friday morning. —Morris Baum, who has been serious- ly ill with appendicitis, is around all right again. -—H., C, Quigley, Esq., left Sunday for ar ri Pittsburg where he transacted business | ; av ! { nuance’ of this weather good crops will be this week. —Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kelleher, of Bellefonte, spent Sunday with friends ir Lock Haven. Ogden Malin, son of W. L. Malin. who had been seriously ill, is recovering | as rapidly as possible. Blanchard, to Atlantic -Friday morning from John a trip On Tuesday evening Miss Ada Pow. ers entertained the B, G. Club, at her home, on North Spring St, About sixty more cans of trout fry were shipped from the Bellefonte hatch- ery to Snow Shoe, Friday, Sam Lore Taylor, who has charge of a in Philadelphia, spent Sun lends in Bellefonte. large s —Ed. new bath room Gillen has installed a handsome at his home on east Bis- | hop street, an evidence of prosperity, John | ~Jesse Cox this week moved from Jellefonte to Reading where he and his friends will make their furture home, of Bellefonte, y at the home Mrs. Jacob tc for another onference ‘I Wrye, of Tyrone aughter Blanche 5 . en the ae ith other mat rrespondence ' cond ast He . saiiening fro dropsy and heart trout which n s case very doubtful as to his recovery His son, Harry Diehl, of Indiana, is now here who has taken charge of things at home. Mr, Diehl was a candidate for the Republican nomination for county treasurer and it is the belief of friends that he overworked himself Week Jit Axes his It is probable that on Saturday the Nittany Furnace will be banked for the second time until the demand for iron is such as to warrant the starting up per. manently again. Since the furnace was put in blast the last time most of the iron made has been stacked in the yard, so that they can supply their small deal. ers for some Hme come, W, W Moore, the president of the company, and W, Waddle, the secretary and treas all in power to keep things moving so as to give eme- ployment to their men, but as there is no improvement in the iron market they simply will have to quit to their «Callers who paid their respects to the Democrat were, H, A. Youders and wife, of Howard, r. 2; landlord.], W Runkle, of Centre Hall; O, N. Yarnell, of Nittany; C, E. Delany and friend, of Clearfield; J. W. Thomas, of Storms. town; A. J, Way, of Warriorsmark; C I.. Lucas, of Roland; George Horner, of Lindenhall; J, L. Barger, of Roland; Judson Williams, of Benore;, Fred Shle- | [ Cedar Springs; M, Hartsock, and F, . Shamp, of addle; Geo. Lutz, of State College; Cyrus Meyer, of Coburn, ; and one of the weight) men down there; ohn Gross, of near St rs. Solomon Shay, of Milesburg, ~=Did you get fooled vesterday? ~The list of unseaied and seated lands, to be sold for taxes, in this county, will be advertised in this paper next week. ~—(3e0, Beezer's big sale of horses, har. ness and vehicles at his former livery stable, on Water street, takes place to- day and has attracted a large number of buyers from out of town, ~—Ed, Harper has changed his mind and instead of going to Cambria county to manage a large Prine] store, he will take the general store at Roland, 1 | the Acader ate College; also | under the name of the Bald Eagle Sup- ply Co. ~-A number of farmers over this { county, who took additional space in this | paper to advertise their sales, called to inform us of the excellent results came directly from that source that Many |a farmer has had that experience. ~Thus far field and fruit crop pro-| spects are favorable and under a contin. assured. Fields, responding to the warm rains and mild sunshine of the past two weeks, are garbed in green, The out- look for the farmer is encouraging Garden digging has been done by some. Miss Marce Reese, daughter of con- ductor Martin Reese, of Snow Shoe, who student at the Lock Haven Normal, has found it neccessary to take a little rest from her studies; in order to do this she has been taking a three weeks, vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Walker, on Linn Street, Bellefonte, One of the Beni. Hunter, township, occupied Tressler, will be offered at public | Friday, May 15th, at the Bellefonte, at 10.90 a. m, as the “back farm” and is fine property—would make tmen profitable invest has been a belongi the state, ently ng to in by sale court It is known considered a either a desirable a an t ent aome, The Bellefonte A et ball team certainly wound up blaze of glory Friday night defeated the Cascadilla of Ithaca, N. Y., by the An immense crowd was cheer the home team vic. tors likewise received due for their good work. Laderer, Oberlioy did great for bask- ne SAC. to applause Meyers and work the star player of t a HE siete LR one of } legislative ampaign in Cen- urging claim for He was successful in A claim in the first proposition y friends are looking with consid. anxiety as to how he w come in the fis worth erable [1] out second Improved Quarters The Bellefonte lodge of Masons have greatly improved their quarters in their temple on Allegheny street. Instead of leasing the suite of rooms to the left of the entrance on the first floor they now occupy it themselves, The front and mid. dle rooms have been furnished as double pariors and constitute very cheertul and comfortable lounging rooms, The long in the rear has beep occupied as a pool and billiard room, the tables hay- ing been moved there from the room for. nerly used on the second floor. {na small passage between the parlors isa good sized vault which stor pre room can be used for may wish ing anything serve they to PUBLIC SALE APRIL 4st the late residence of ner. decossed. | mile south of Wad dle Patton Twp, WW. H Ghener. admr will horses, eattle, and farm implements Salest 10pm L. Frank Mayes. anet SATURDAY Susan Che in La {| The Nittany Furnace Campany offer for sale a i House, Barn, Orchard, and 22 acres | of excellent land along the Pishing Creek pike, | at Gatesburg, for feo, company will guar ante to Lhe purchaser full title ww sh frov erty w H A ‘ Benner | Henry | on | house in | ~Men's Russia calf oxfords $2.50. Yeager's Shoe Store. ~Roy Landis, of Bellefonte, holds a position at Martha. KE. B. Rankin, of Harrisburg, spent Saturday and Sunday as the guest of his sister, Mrs, D. H, Hastings. --Nelson Robb moved his goods to Harrisburg Monday and will hereafter make his home in the Capital City. -=A carload of choice beef cattle came in on the Bellefonte Central train Tues- day morning, They were fed at the Col- lege. — Sheriff Kline has eleven boarders in his castle on the hill. Centre county's free boarding house never gets without trade. ~Mrs, Charles Martin and baby boy, of Milesburg, are visiting in Bellefonte at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Neal Mar. { tin on Allegheny street, ~Blaine Feidler, of Albany, N.Y.,a son of James A. Feidler and a former | resident of Bellefonte is visiting friends { in this place and Williamsport ~Mrs. Frank Campbell, of Pittsburg, arrived in Bellefonte Fuesday afternoon; she left for Boalsburg to see her moth. er, Mrs. Isaac Woomer, who has been ill. now A nice little baby gir pearance recently at the and Mrs. Ruhl, on Quake: baby boy was a new arr of Mr. and Mrs. Ott, on \ Miss Mary Brown, of New York | City, will sing again at the Theatorium on Saturday might. Go take your friends, She beautiful voice and you w ed, ~John Q. Miles Martha, and his daughter, Mrs. George Benner, of Cen- tre Hall, were in Bellefonte Wednesday Mr. Miles had been a v ten days and this out, 1 Prof. John Meyers, superintendent | of the Bellefonte public school the round in Lock returned come 1% ts entine treet. hear her pos C558 a .' 3 be delight and of man for venture attended table conference held Haven, on S much pleased : Jacksonvi ie t callers 1 Monday. good fellows is & " some foam ung say yes ie wi 1 i i: DOL Deen pe AMI TR aTeeToTIT Cery et and not “Mp 5 . ‘ ne Ki WW i Avoid Extreme Fatigue yr ent 10 exertion extreme not cases of gue alter physica rub would ial, with spendid success, used it in massaging afflicted with rheumatism ‘We always keep a bottle around the house for any household emergency, and | always carry one in my grip, and will in the future.’ where an ordinary prove I have elderly men wien also Big lot of children $1.25 shoes cc, Yeager s*Shoe Store. RECENT DEATHS. Jonx 8. Davngasan est citizens, of Centre Hall day evening, March 17, was made the following was born ip Sinking Creek, October 26, 1832. December 1859, he was | married to Mary E. Goodhart, who died December 21, 1908, Two children were born to Mr, and Mrs. Dauberman-- John G, now a meat dealerin Centre Hall, and Laura M., wife of Charles Koarr, who died March 9. leaving one son John H, Koarr, Mr. Dauberman moved to Centre Hall in spring of 188, where he built a substantial home. and { about three years later became successor {of William R. Camp, furniture dealer j and undertaker, but in a few years re | tired from business. Religiously he held {to the Evangelical church, and wg one its main supporters at Egg Hill and of the old. died Tues and interment Friday. He one An "J 188, the later at Centre Hall, He was also a progiindnt member of the Grange. His career has been Straightforward and a in all the refat’ well deserves represen tory of Centre county, man! “of life, and he tanon in any his. Mus, Binie Mogan:~died in Union. ville, evening of March 20, of tuberculo- sis, Binie Moran was the daughter of | the late George L. Peters, and was aged | 40 years, 10 months, and 19 days. On | Sep. 16, 1886, she was united in marriage | with Perry Moran, who survives with {the following children: Verna, George L., Ralph, Lulu, Stella and Edwin—all | at home, The devotion and care of the { husband and children during the week of her illness, has been an cxample for | the entire community. Funeral services were held from the Methodist church of which she was a member, on Saturday | at 2 p. m., conducted by her pastor, Rev, Piper. cemetery, Mus, Sormie CowmHen died at home near Port Matilda, March 26, from heart trouble, at the age of 73 years and some odd days, the Presbyterian church and a kind hearted tian lady. She will be missed by a large circle of friends ; she was the widow of Hepburn Cowher, who preceded her several ye She leaves chris ago. to mourn her death three daugh- ters and two sons ' of Huntingdon; Northwood; Maria 1earby, and Peter, at Was lergen by Rev Jar Little, homes Alexander, Interment Rev sted B aristian at nome, ack alk ~ Black Oak cem “" made In Prest Shire etlery \ rian Tater IVieTii er of the at the home of at Hannah F 1 a general di he greater | irnace al Clear Rubbish M Bids iivoaidigpit iw a up the MARRIAGE LICENSE HB i M ADVERTISEMENTS k those hav ¥ cinims present Y wit t delay t NANCY M. HENDERSON Administratrix Benner Twp J. Meyen ALLO ki] N° ich Wm. C. Heinle vs. Rose Attila tia, E. Baker, Chas. F. Stroop Claude A. Gray. Wm. R. and Let C.J. Humphreys, and others In the Court of Common County. No. 2 Feb Term, 1s And now 10 wit ~~ Mareoh Mh, 19s BPpPear ing to the Court upon petition and amdavit fled, as required by the Act of Assembly of April 6th, 188 that the defendants, Rose Attila Morris S, Autlla, EE Baker, Chas. ¥. Surop Louis Attils, Claude A. Gray, C.J, Homphroys W. R. and Leos Humphreys, some of the de fendants above named cannot. upon diligent inquiry. be found, upon motion of John Q Love and Fortbey & Fortney, solicitors for plaintiff, it is ordered that the sald above nam ofl defendants cause an appearance 1o be enter od for them In the offlee of the Prathonotary. of the county of Centre, and file thelr answer the sald bill of complaint on or Before the Sh day of April, 19% and that publication of this orler together with a statement of the sub stance and object of the bill Iw Prothonotary for 4 weeks beginning first containing the nities Democrat By the Court ELLIS LL. ORVIS In pursuance of the sald order of Oourt the substanee of the Bill of complain is that eer tain desds in the bill mentioned were obtained from Wm OC Heinle the complainant by Rose Attila without consideration and by false and | fraodaient means, and that afterwards thé lands so obtained by the mid Rose Attila were transferred Ww the other parties in the sald or der named, and that each of the sald parties named therein had knowledge that the cenvey [ance to the sald Rose Attlis was obtained by | fraud. frandulent means and 0 the wrong and injury of the complainant nd praying the | Court to declare the deeds 80 made and record. {ed in the Recorder's office In Centre County, Pa. null and vold and canceled of record. You are further required in pursuance of ihe sald Order 10 eaUNe AN APPEATANce 10 be entered for each of you and to file an answer to the sald will tin the office of the Prothono- Court on or before the 20th day of Morris C. At Louis Antila a Humphreys Pleas of Contre it 0 with the {asaue in the Contre rd Interment in the lower Dix Run | ! EXECUTORS NOTICE her | | tary on the estate of WiLLiaM « | issued to She was a member of | J " Nannie Lewis, | of | | sent | are to be pald Lo | Keller will | parties | Penna { Stuart made by the | active mn | Lard, per pound a — —— April; A, D, 1008, or on yourfallure wo do so You will be liable to have the bill taken pro con- Tens. A. B. KIMPORT A ORT, MPR. ar APMINISTRATOR 8 NOTICE. In the Orphans’ Court of Centre County. In the matter of the estate of Alexander Sa. bol (or Zabol, or Sabo), late of Snow Shoe Twp deceased Letiers of administration in the above estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons indebted to the sa'd estate are request ed tw make payment. and those having claims 10 present the same without delay vw W.5 BUDINGER Administrator Snow Shoe, Pa James A.B, MiLien Attorney x Notice is hereby given that Jetters testamen. BMAX, late of deceased, have been know online Marion Twyp., Centre Co the undersigned ing themselves to be ir requested ww make immediate those having ciaims aginst please present them duly sutl undersigned Mas Katagca D.C W. HARRISON WALK EH Ally All persons debited to the pe the ure and eNlals will 10 Lhe RMAN. Foxe Zion. K. ¥. D X-1€ OTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER SHIP Notice is hereby giver at th rinership ale subsisting between 1. J reese and Geo. S Keller. of Lemont, Centre ler the i firm name of Dreese & K« the ist day of March, A Al) bli 8 receivat the sa the we ail demands be presented 10 him for pe continue the W. HARRisoN ALLY AVPITOR 8 NOTICE Inthe Orphans’ Court In the matter of the « ty. late of Miles Twp. Centr The undersigned. an Orphans’ Court o WALKER { tribution of the t | countants of the those legally entit) in nlerest on Thursday 0D. 1s 10 0° parties | barred frou x4 APPL ATION FOR CHART Notices is hor be made by 5 Harold B. Ling OVE Pennsylvania sinh day of April under the pro PENNY A WORD AD} tL oy FOR SAL and i" very lox of Matternvyille " fae asl I» FOR SALLY EE north of Waddle, large and BAD rooin house, one of the finest orchards country. Will sell for cash cheng this oMer i tary good nay ryear old bay and k work year old mated drivers Inquire HORSES FOR SALE Ope fo driver, weight 10ibs, sound anywhere Also a pair of brown mares, will make fin of Geo. Valentine. Jr. Bel : na, eltoante EMPLOYMENT! you wish legitimate and profitable employment, cither sex. yo ng or old. in any looalit everything guaranteed start immedistely. no other cost. Mall quarter 10 The Henry Co. box 551, St. Marys, O xis opis Spin wt 10 Jeach, or 4] aba Eo Pleasant x SUMMER NORMA L~at Pleasant Gap April 3h, for a term of * weeks tention given to scholars preparin for academic courses Tuition H Address 8 8 W (Hn ANNs. princi WANTED IMSTRIUT NANAGERS, for seed. dent, slek, dividend paying. and death hone fit ipsoranee, great seller; iberal proposition United Stites Protect fvg Insor ance Association 19% Haverford Ave Phila delphin xis MARKET QUOTATIONS. NRLLEPFONTE- PRODUCE The following prices are paid Uy Sechier & | Co, for produces Egus, por dosen is 10 Tallow, per pound. . . “ 4 Butser, por pound... .. . A nw Side, per pound oo = Shoulder, per pound ph BELLEFONTRE~GRAINY The following prices are by CY. Wag: ner, for grain sage 3 ~
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