THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA. MAY 21,1908,
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fl BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY
THE LOCAL
HAPPENINGS
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
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—Editor Fred Dunham, of Howard,
was in Bellefonte on Saturday .
~The Electric Theatre is drawing large
crowds. [tis getting more popular
every day.
—John H. Woomer and family are
now located at Greensburg, near Pitts-
burg,| where they will make their fu.
ture home.
—Zion's tallest man, M. A. Brungart,
smiled in upon our sanctum. Nittany
valley has more tall men to the square
rod than any other valley in the county,
by over 100 per cent. .
~—Eber J. Walizer, who holds a respon-
sible position with the Pennsylvania
railroad at Houtzdale, was a visitor in|
He was
Bellefonte, Saturday evening.
his aged
on his way to Howard to visit
parents,
~Thursday, while cleaning house,
Mrs James Weaigley, of Bellefonte, fell
and ruptured a blood vessel. For a
short time she was ina serious condition
but she is now out of danger, and getting
along all right.
—Rev. Richard S, Holmes, D. D., of
New York city, preached a very able
and eloquent sermon in the Presby-
terian church on Sunday morning and in
the evening Rev. S. L. Boston delivered
a powerful discourse.
~Mrs. Sabra Garman left on Monday
noon for Scranton, Pa., where she will
visit at the home her g¢brother,
Campbell, who holds a g A position
the telephone business, in
She will be gone for severel weeks.
~A. L. Shaffer, of Z
call, and it may be int
Democrat readers to le
ed us he paid seventy cents
of seedcorn, and was
ing price through Nittany
article,
Dr. Thos
an invitation f
or Society, of
Jackson, Presbyteria
six miles west of New Ca
liver his recital befo ]
evenipg, May 20th
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has been
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work 18 a compet
g£ the people during
As usual Christy
will De
rie
trio who are delightip
the illustrated songs
Smith's owchestra
Saturday night.
~Charles Barues, who
r 0 had been collector tor the Pean
ania telepi
has resi
Long Island
rood 0b with
lis b
his position as
Express contpany and -taken
of collecting for th )
phone Company
Syd
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Bellefonte, )
his many friends. ‘He i
mam physically, and possesses a heart al
most As large. Being a genial
fellow he will make the right ma
place office. The
gong Ww give Jum
usser
15
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in that
in are
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people
YEOWw
The Knights asse
marched to the
were imitorm
preached by the pastor,
imnger. It was an ele
ing discourse and ful
members of th
Ti Sermon Was
at organization
lam Gibb past r
ch at Irvona, Cleat
was in Bellefonte Monday
on a short business trip. He is a pleas
14 yt
held county
ant sociable gentlemen and stands high |
He |
in the Presbytery of Huntingdon
is acousin of Dr. D. K. Musser, the
dentist, and was married to Miss Hoy
sister of the late Dr. H. K. Hoy, wh
formerly lived on what is now kaown
as the Harrison Kline farm near Bell
fonte.
- Richard Dutling, the mason, made
an excellent job of rebuilding th
stone wall, on south Water street
which was torn out by the spring flied
the wall is good and solid, Universal
Cement being used which was furnished
by the Bellefonte Lumber Company,
This is a superior article, aod thus
will add strength and durability to the
wall,
A great convenience to the people of
that end of town,
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~A., A. Pletcher, of Howard, was in
Bellefonte on Monddy when he lifted
his commission as justice of the peace,
of that borough, Mr. Pletcher is a dem-
ocrat but he was elected to this office in
a strongly republican town which speaks
very favorably of Lis popularity, and
the high esteem in which he is held b
the voters and the people in general,
He is well fitted tor the position, in every
way, and the man who goes to him for
justice will get it. He will be no respec.
tor of persons,
Monday morning we had a pleasant
call from Hon, John A. Daley, of
Curtin Twp.. who recently was treated
for cancer and had the growth removed
from his left cheek. He is confident of
a complete recovery, something his
many friedds over the county will be
pleased to hear, During the war he re.
ceived a gunshot wound in the face,
which never completely healed and final-
ly a cancerous growth formed, causing
him considerable annoyance of late, Mr,
Daley also carries a minnie ball inj his
left thigh, and bad a bad wound in his |
side, showing that he once was on the
“firing line,
present on |
Barsh- |
The repairing of the pavement is |
—Ladies having trouble with Bun-
!ions, read Yeager's ad.
—Mr., and Mrs, Milton Kerns were
visitors in Lock Haven on Sunday.
— Miss Marjorie Knowls, of Richmond,
Va., has been a visitor in Bellefonte at
the home of Mrs, Flora Dale, on Linn
street.
| —Henry Wilson, David Rice and Jobs
Lambert, residents of Quaker Hill, have
had their properties-improved by having
them repainted.
— William Jennings Bryan
for a speech in Altoona this evening
number of Centre county
will go up to hear him,
~Mrs Witmer Smith has returned
home from White Haven greatly im-
| proved in health by the treatment re-
ceived at the sanitarium at that place.
--Milton Kerns, the barber, is nature.
ally a pretty big man but since that
young son arrived at his home the.other
day his breast has expanded consider-
ably.
—Mr. and Mrs, Edward Harper have
moved their household goods to Roland
where they stored them until next spring
They would have gone to housekeeping
but were unable to secure a house.
—Mrs, Mary Ann Johnston returned
to Bellefonte, after spending tne winter
in Beaver Falls with her daughter, Mrs,
| Kelley. Mrs. Johnson was accompanied
| here by her son Harry and his wife.
is ‘booked
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Miss Kate Shugert and Miss Anna
McCoy, Bellefonte, expect to take.a
trip to Europe in the early part of |
They will remain on the other
{ the deep, blue ocean abe six weeks
— Leland Struble, of
+» Mil Hall
the
WEAr
une,
side of
et
at
Bellefonte,
base bal
Centre.C
the
great thiogs may be expected of h
hnton
mask and
—-Drayman Jacob Barlett had an ex-
citing runaway on Water andWillowbank
ts Friday but fortunately he got the
ened horses stopped before
lamage was done to the team or wagon
On Su Rev, W
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the
any
ouck wi delle
h more comfertat
breaking
accompa
Peter
Philadelphia, and Mrs. Thomas A, Shoe
Mmaxer, and was taken to her new
on Curtin street, the house recent
cated by Nelson E. Robb and {gmily.
uropean methods of fighti
city fire at midnight will
Howe's moving pictures
opera house, Monday night
enacted from the moment the
sounded, is graphically r
as the lire fiend grows
t audience 1s
WARS here
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via
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i be shown
in
aarm
roduced
iry the
est of the intesified
many
tims are placed and the brave firen
place themselves. A fi ]
reached the most dramatic
mother and child from the
tall apartment
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in
How Hollanders live,
and play; their manners, custom
industries, are singularly well
in the new program of moving p
to be shown in Garman s opera house
next Monday evening by )
Howe, This series has a charm
own because of the simplicity of ti
depicted—a simplicity that is really
ful compared to the strenuous life
Americans. Still another feature of the
program shows wild animals assembled
from every corner of the earth
depicted
r
of
— Last week we stated that M. C. Gep
hart, of Bellefonte, lost a pair ©
1 the train. The fact that an old
of shoes turned up instead of the
i indication that TIE
had converted the new pair to h
use and left the old It has
developed that the car sweeper at
Haven found the missing shoes “nd they
| were at once returned to Bellefonte
| andgiven to Mr. Gephart, wi
| been wearing a smile, and his belief in
the integrity of railroad men has been
strengthened just about fifty per cent
When you come to think of it railroad
men are not such bad fellows after all
| They often help you out in a pinch
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paar
new
air Was an
ne ne
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Lock
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Wednesday evening, of last week
W. Huater, the popular State Highway
Commissioner, accompanied by his effi
cient assistant, C. W, Bosler, of Harris
burg, arrived io Bellefonte and on Thurs
day morning made an inspection of the
proposed new State road through Belle.
foute. They were accompanied by the
| members of the Street committee who
gave the State officials an outline as to
what they would like to have done. Mr,
| Hunter thought the idea of bricking
| Allegheny street, from Linn to Bishop
street, was a very feasible one, e
| stated he thought the road would be
| granted but was not certain as to wheth-
| er the contract would be given this year,
{or next year, as the demand for state
| roads was greater than the movey set
aside by the legislature for that purpose,
| would Ander, pat ppons TAKE A GOOD BATH |
{ «This week Dr.
who for a number of
{ of th
David 8. Monroe,
YEArs was pastor
Bellefonte Methodist church, is
{ple of WORE at New Cumberland,
i aig
Among the nitaries of the church
| Genet are Bishop Luther B, Wilson, of
“hattanooga, Tenn. ; Bishop David H,
| Moore, of Portland, Oregon; Bishop
| Mallalieu, of Boston, and J. B. Hingly,
| secretary of the General Conference
| The Rev. D. 5. Monroe, pastor of th
| congregation, was for twenty-four yor
| secretary of the General Conference
{ He also filled the same office in the Cen-
| tral Pennsylvania Conference for twenty.
| five years, Dri fifty-five years to
{ the ministry, the ev. Mr. Monroe has
built seventeen churches. He pro
nounices the New Cumberland edifice
the finest of them all. This event will
rank among the most important in the
| History of the Methodist church fn Cum.
| berland county,
democrats |
Collins, of
aome
Dg a big band
in
Every scene
8
imminent dangers im which fire
| dedicating a magnificent and costly tem. |
with bun.
J
~4iLadies having ‘trouble
[{ong'read Yeaget's ad.
| ~~Some exceptionally good
[are being shown at the Electric
this week.
ictures
['heatre
| ~=Miss Pearle Stickler, of Beaver Falls, |
tis visiting her brother, James Stickler, on
| Bishop street.
| ~~Miss Rebecca Rhoads left on Sun.
day for Chambersburg, where she is
{ visiting friends.
— John Tompson and two children, ‘of
Pittsburg, are spending a few days with
his parents in Bellefonte,
| --Mrs. Earle Tuten and little son
{spent Monday at the home of A. B.
Sloteman in Lock ‘Haven,
—Miss-Sadie Lambert, of Waterbury,
Conn,, is visiting at the home of John
Lambert, on South Spring street,
—Mrs, Samuel ‘Osman arrived home
Sunday evening from Punxsutawney,
after
| tives,
|
|
|
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| —Dr.M, A, Kirk is attending a med- |
ical convention in Harrisburg this week
The doctor always tries to keep abreast
with his profession
Prof. C. L. Gramley, of Rebersburg,
was in Bellefonte, Tuesday. He wason
his way to Siate College to attend the
Sunday Scheol convention,
~Curb market will open in Bellefonte
on Saturday morning, May 23rd, and
continue during the summer months;
open on Tuesday and Saturday morning
of each week,
“Domino,” our
correspondent, has another clever arti
cle in this issue giving a detailed de-
scription
see *
view
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and inter.
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niowed,
Teddy,
t fo
an importa
James B. Stein, pastor of the
hurch, left on Monday for
where is attending the
of the al Conference of
now being held there, R
city about
Methodist
Balt
ession
imore he
(rener
the church
in that
days
~Harvey umber of
] been a drayman in Be
! hou at State
otline, FA 1
wio fo
llefonte
College
me H
wiho
ill make hi
cts to work for Hen
ontracted for i
there summer
Beezer re
reo.
¥ Were
riven t e residence of Mr. and Mrs
Mart Garman, on Linn street, where
they were greeted by a large number of
friends, The calathumpians and the
ve them a royal serenade
A brick smoke stack is now
built at the Pennsylvania Match Facto
which, when completed, will
feet high, This will be thirty
er than the one recently erected
Bellefonte Lumber Company
? Ainoke arises out of the two
stacks strangers will begin to imag
that this is a great manufac {
tre
m
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be
feet high
vy
fey vin
‘arin
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Neil Bean and Victor
spent Sunday and
Bellefonte, and they had the tir
their lives. So congenial was their com.
pany that they found it difficult to break
This being leap year they were
Cream and ake, and
tramped all over the hills until their
corns gave them considerable ible
and then they departed
ternoon train for home
Miller
arrived i
morning
: Mr
on East High street
ed to Philadelphia
leaving his little dav
spend summer here w
Morris Miller. Edward Miller i
in the shops of the 1
Laird, of
rone
we
his Daren
ins parents
Mr
the
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v “ar Fl Lt | 3
pany, Phila elphia, at a ni
Fred Chambers has accepted
tion with a large cigarette n f
company and will travel
Before going on the road,
take a two week's vacation which he will
spend with his parents, Col. and Mr. Ed
ward R, Chambers, in thie place. He
will then leave for the Pacific coast where
he will spend four or five months intro
ducing his line of cigarettes. The position
not only carries with it a good salary but
will enable him to see a large part of the
United States as well
«The 17th anniversary of the Belle.
fonte Ep worth League was fitly celebrat. |
ed in the Methodist church on
| The services of the day
Sunday
morning
sermon to the young people in the morn
ing, and ip the evening the regular an.
niversary services took place when the
officers for the ensuing year were in!
stalled, the part taken by the young
eople was of an interesting character
‘he church was prettily decorated for
the occasion
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L. T. EDDY,
General Agent for Centre County,
ninety
commenced |
with an Early Watch at g o'clock in the!
Rev. Stein preached a special
Local agents wanted MILESBURG, PA.
Pine Grove Mills, but now of
| was in Bellefonte on Wednesday,
—Ladies having trouble with Bun.
inos, read Yeager's ad,
~=John Campbell, formerly, of near
Tyrone,
~The Apple Blossom Club, of Tyrone
and Altoona, spent Sunday at the Coun-
ty Club where they had a pleasant time.
Sunday, May 24. Rev. Barry will |
administer the Holy Communion in
the ‘Lutheran church of this place, mporn- |
ing and evening. |
— Bellefonte has a base ball team com-
posed of colored young men who put
the cleaner 10 the Bellefonte Scrubs on
Monday afternoon, the score being
77 to 4.
~The Central Synod of the Lutheran
church is in session this week at New
Berlin, Clement Dale, Esq., is a|
delegate representing the Bellefonte
spending a few days with rela- | Charge.
~—Among those who are
Sundsy School Convention
lege this week are Rev
attending the
at State Col.
Ambrose M,
| Schmidt, Dr, J. Allison Platts and Mrs.
| Ellen E. Bower,
versatile Unionville |
b . {this evening at the ho
of a visit to Washington, to |
| Ana
offering will
right man
N. McVeigh, General Sales Manager, Cant
—Rev. W. B, Cox, formerly pastor of
the United Evangelical church at this
place, but now located in Altoona, visit. |
ed his former parishoners and friends ic
Bellefonte. 4
~The chart for the Declamatory
Contest for the Reynolds’ prize, which
will take place in Petrikin Hall, Monday
night, will be opened at Shaffers grocery
store, Saturday.
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The Presbyterians will
[
me of
at
Harris, on
llegheny street. Ice cream
| ’
cake will be served free ut a silver
be greatf y
A. Luckenbach
York, Pa., where will
(zeneral Synod of the Ref
in the U. S,
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representing
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week the thimty 0
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day school Association was the
Meshodist church at State College
The attendance was large considering
the inclemency of the weather, there
were quite number of interesting
speakers present who did
educate the people as to
portance of this branch
y he wddress of
Rev MN iy
nty
beld in
convent
a
r Dest
the great
of the (Ci
welcome
iy
was
Suave pastor
aurca.
~The pictures at the Theator
ght will be of interest all
“The Animated Statue
Episode in the French Revoiuti
Henry D. Brown will sing, ‘I'm
the leaves so they won't come d
Friday and Saturday nights Fren
jtalian pictures will be shown
ay night Christy Smith's
ve pieces will render sele
The Yankee Prince Base
every night Watch date for
ne of Shakespear's best |
to
are,
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attended the Rir
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Fred Bro
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RECENT DEATHS.
F. P.
COBURN,
se davzbter of The heavy rains Tuesday evening and
i wa Natoma T | night have raised Penns Creek to over.
hoi McGovern, of Belletonte, died in pg si en ver
New York City on Saturday. Her re [Rowing Kale at
maias were brought here for interment, | Glas aler moved last week into J,
{| Ww. Glasgow's property, on South ave,:
WiLriams Hinksoni— died Thursday fend David Bowersox, of Aaronsburg,
morning at the home of Andrew Moy- | moved to his mother's home, where Mr.
er, in Woodward, of general debility. | Kaler vacated,
Age about v4. Interment Saturday| Miss Myra
morning at Woodward. Meyer attended the
Samuel Havvock :— resident of choo! Sonyeation at
Shoe, died at home in that place we al, sedid Mrs.
on May 14th, from the effects of a par- | 5. J. D. Mark and
alytic stroke, aged 006 years, 4 months | p ;
and 19 days. Twelve children were | ? pha 4 number of our people v
born to them, eight of which preceded legca convention at Centre Hall
him to the grave. He survived by | Vo
his wife, one ter, Mrs. John Carrof, J. ¢
Toronto hio, and four daughters, as ward Spent 4 few day!
follows: Mrs. Hugh Collins, Oshantef; |; ™- Stover, of Fiedler
Mrs. Charles Casher, Braddock Mrs | De With relatives
Robert Dixon, Snow Shoe, and Mrs, | © 2H€ on his way to the
Thomas Hancock, formerly of Philips- |
Mus Mons ION
Stover
and Miss Mary
district Sunday
Rebersburg, last
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burg but now of Altoona, | : or tie size of the town
‘ hardly be beat for the nt
Mus. Emma Evpexs ed *hila.
it has. The latest purchases
delphia Sunday morning at 1.30 o'clock, | Musical instruments are Lewis
Her remains were brought to Bellefonte, (and T. A. Meyer, With t anos
on Wednesday morning. The funeral | 978208, and a good corn
took place in the afternoon from the Lu. | Prepared to furnish mu
theran church, Rev. Barry officiating. | desire to hear it
was made in the ion ceme- |
Elbert was b in Belle.
Cloyd Dinges
has a continuous sr
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(COMMIRRIONERS SALE OF UNSEATED LANDS
By virtue of the several Acts of Assembly
unseated lands in the county of Centre
County Commissioners will offer the following t
the Oourt House. Bellefonte, Pa
THURSDAY, JUNF
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have boon sold
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Joseph Deviing FP Blair
Peter Hall EL Orvis
Sarah Mclanahan W C Heinle
George Parker John C Rowe
Jeremiah Parker. John G Love
George Parker WC Heinle
TAYLOR TWP
Jullus H Seymour
Julians H Seymour
Julius H Seymour
AP Morrison,
WC Heinle
Kamuoel MeCassinont
WL Heinle
WC Heinle
JC Meyer...
William Wilson WC Heinle
Polly Williams WC Heinle
Thomas Walinee... W CO Heinle ,
» UNION TWP
William Brown Julius H Seymour
Samuel Philips Julins H Seymour
William Clark Fr Bair
William Wister. FP Blair
WALKER TWP
Ly Daugherty. W OC Heinle
Willlam Swanzey. WC Heinle, .
Rovert Wilson. Zimmerman & Rob
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Attest © James H Com, Clerk.
Commissioners’ Helietonte ®
May oth, 1008
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Daniel Beck
John Bechdel
William Bell
James Carr
John Hoover
Charies Lowden
Marion Norris
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