THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA, MA Y 21, 1908, Page b Badia dh ~~ Correspondents’ Department THE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY al NITTANY. Mrs. A, C. McClintick and daughter Estella, visited a week with Salona and Rote recently. C. M. Bowersox and wite, of Dunlap, lowa, are visiting friends through here. W. E. Shaffer and wife, of Mifflin- burg, visited their many fi iends through here the past week, Quite a number of Bellefonte in Lock Haven past w eek. Mrs. Tillie ed friends 1n Jacksonville, Miss Helen Beck has to spend a short time wi and many friends. Mr. Bolick, of Osceola, was the guest of his brother-in.law, G. W. Young and family, several days the past week Glenn and Lloyd Rogers spent day with their parents recently Mrs. D. O Be nid and Mrs, P, Rossman were L visitors, Saturday. wo Saturday afternoon the presiding eld. J. C. Reeser, will hold warterly eting in the church po will people were visitors thé our Peck and son, Ralph, visit. on Sunday. returne | home th her parents Sun- S. on wk Haven Ev. preach Sunday morning at at which time hold services. Miss Hant Bellefonte, weeks under Tillie Peck ar took C. M. Bower bersburg, Sat Miss May She Lock Ha ven 1 her | 1 he will sons OX on fonte f L Sadie seen on our ite § have gO expect t our girl our ) else for § be left both feet Miss Ve party t girls or na Kessin recentl) Well, we areh farmers are kept t but they will get Quite a nu imber of tow n, were on our streets, sav iris as they ger aere { people of nea on Sunday MILESEBURG Lewis K Frank Kot en ling ] their brother hotel. Fre . Weay ver iting h Bu 1( 1d * {Voc his parents Irvin Noll guest o fhisa Ww. F. Campbell short session with hi Frank N Bellefonte the-mud” w tall cussing about held him fast him get a move to hunt the « the assembly, Miss Maud Knar visiting her parents Miss Ada Baird, of with her parents Miss Hanna after spending phia Miss Bettie Haupt has tion inthe PR. R ting along signed her (reo, Mel igh home on Monday tour. A reception Monday Culloug auto the state road Some by-standers u and he ret atractor, to send con ) 0 r, of State, Colles Tyrone, Green ndir the win secured She very eve JULIAN fH Lord's supper invited to attend porial Day is only a off, May 30th, there should be urnout etery and see graves are fixed u the yard | eral cleaned. If all would turn out a few hours would put it in proper shape George Ww. Davis attended Ringling Brothers big show, Altoona, Sat day. tothe cem p ana 11 at FAIRVIEW As there was not room enough Centre Democrat for all our items week, we will not write so many week, Nancy Kelley spent Sunday at home, i Bar] Nymen spent Sunday at Summit i Jerry Confer wife and little son Fred. die, visited at Ez. Confer's, Saturday and Sunday, Agnes McCart. ney returned to Saow §hoe after a few weeks visit here. Mrs, Irvin Confer spent Saturday and Sunday at Summit ri Amelia Lucas is spending this week at Romola, in the last this Wilson Miller attended church here | Sunday eve, There must be some at traction, Mrs, J. Lucas aad Carrie Bennet spent one day last week at Snow shoe, friends in | HOWARD. Alva B. Weirick, one of the many successful young men whom Howard has sent out to carry on the great industries | of the country and whose mechanical skill requires him to make Altoona, visited his home folks here last | week, Another visit of the stork last left a dear little girl with Mr Ray Allison. Wm. P. Mitchel ited his old home last Datqrday. King ( ree and his wousand men Up the hill and ther n came down again and the Howard base ball club drove all the way out to Orvis, last Saturday, over the big mountains and the hard roads, for + a game with the Orvis **Mountain- eers” and they drove back again without unlimbering their uniforms, pitching a ball or swinging a bat because—it rained! Hard luck, to be sure, but cheer up boys it will not rain every Saturday Next S aturday the game wh Howar d, vheu the **Millionairs Friday and Mrs. , oF Indianapolis, vis- ere, between trains, th went 180 Len rous, . econ | tween playe Trees in boss: yn are to be seen 10 one 1 We inesday 2 a by 1A iS. month-old re RO yd Kar Mon lay onter Ertle absenc and Massact BOALSBURG grandch Idren were Ed doa Irvin her parents hn Derner return thers all of ere ier fa Fortney and wif € LE ate College atter el Moore OTA f L. Crreenbury lerness from most a necessity from the valley to top of the mountain as the Sugar people can hardly get ugh on one wire; they can now find out whether th iusband is up in the morning or in bed, whether the wife is cross or 1n good hu. mor Two dogs chasing deer at the east end of Brushvalley, will soon make trouble if it is not stopped: take warming of this in time asit may save you trouble; the owner of these dogs is known, runtait to © the valley thro itis a tend another wire TYLERSVILLE, A little boy came to the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Giogery, and he intends to stay there, The Reformed Sunday school received their new | week, Tillie Lyon, ot i ng trend here, Isie Walizer | Loganton, | last week, Clarie Grieb, who has been working organ from Chicago, last and were visiting friends, here | at Marsh Creek, returned home. Day, C.F. | and Dr. H. his home in | hiladelphia, is visit: | Augustine, of | SPRING MILLS Quite a number from town the seat of just on Monday to Serve as jurors, At a recent caucas held by our town, an organization was forged for the purpose of celebrating Memorial Long was elected president, S. Braucht, secretary, The organization promises to give the most elaborate program on Decoration day {at 5.30 p. m., in the history of the town, Bb he Coburn band has been engaged to furnish music for the occasion Elizabeth Glenn, Sue | Laura Williams and Mrs, C. spomt | Sunday at Penn Cave. B. F. Kennelly on Monday morning went to Philadelphia to represent Thug Mills, Lodge I. O. O. F, at Grand Lod; which is in session this week Minerva Smith and Clara Edwards, of Millheim, were guests at the home of C. E. Zeigler, on Sunday evening Grove Walker, wife and daughter Emma, spent Sunday at Millheim. M. Gramley on Tuesday morning went to New Berlin to attend Lutheran conference of which he is a member It day of miracles and visions was past, yet our can boast of a man with v proclivie Lies, ge 4 Heavenly t every leap year, This a secon: J hn Ww went to ice morning citizens of cGowan, M E. Zeigler, is claimed that the town isionary tting visions at least may the Revelator. evelop 10 r, of Bellefonte, was itor on Sunday Hoer urk 1 Tahn Jjonn Di ly f patnied \ Ma Confer Shawley, Mar Boyer. Trixie Lucetta Heaton Milford and Frank Cox spent Sunday th their grandfather, Wm iawley, Harry Sayers and Jack | Toit of Sa Awiey Amber and wi ow y see his best ¢ inn was in a har and as it was very what happened Ask Irwin Mrs. Claude Summers and ling a few days ' Bartley of Nittan Bower and f wit ’ and while such Mr wi their « lay wh My | ’ | Ose ed buildin Meek far: } arn on the bD destroyed by fir A vo mgm entered J i $ ha fellow 5 better Sun lays stable, and cut loid rings; this and he had may get into ARO, roess be caret Children's day services will be held at Gray's appot ntment, June 21st We had Saturday afternoon REBERSBURG John §, Smith and wife, of Lamar, visited among relatives here last week, Amy Stover left last week for State | College where she will spend several | weeks with het sister, Mbs, Houser, Adam Wolf left for Danville, II.. where he has secured employment for | the summer An infant child of Edward Gramely's died at Philadelphia, and was burried | | here Tuewlap Mrs. Calvih Mallory and daoghter | Bessie, of Pitcairn, are visiting relatives | | and friends here, Calvin Morris is spending a short time i | here with his family. A man descends from his ancestors, | but he may ) rise above them, ing West quite a little hailstorm here on GREGG TWP WEST BRUSHVALLEY, ! Messers George Jackson and Charl Duck spent Sunday afternoon with ( vin Grenoble's, Creorge Duck, of Grampian, is ing some time here with relatives, C. E. Duck and wife spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs, Grenoble, Mayme Wert, Vera, ( and Pearl Emerick and Jodie Duck Sunday afternoon in Penns Valley I think the Rebershurg bo Brush of our damsels, Wi Ib LAICAsS and » ittel , parent $, Mrs. J al spend- (ye0 Arrie spent visit. some ale valley t valley AAC © aay Man evening CE. Krater and wife spent at H, M. Wert's Ih and his men are CK s dead afternoon chau, Have ground is not John Hagan fra 3oalsbt . H. Rishel, , St Mills ) prin { Ln nl AN piowe wife and , Were in out MILL HALL Love and Finance “Oh, Henry' she threw her ar his forget t eave to town neck this morn a ing, will you, And Hear disengaging from embrace, “this Is what you might belong hard pressed for money.” this" muttered himself her Lipton's First Assistant. Sir Thomas Lipt started assistant, boy of fourteen the overheard com platning that his clothes were so shab by he could not go t unday school Lipton took a small amount from his carefully Roarded and bought the boy a suit of bh The next day the } work, and Mr, Lipton, mother In street, asked MNRsOND “Why, Mr. Lipton,” ing. “Jimmy looks so respectable thanks to you, sir, that I thought | iid send him around the town to day to see If he couldn't get a better Job” wm business with One one n day lad w as Ss saving cloth didn’t come to ing his her the ve oy meet the she sald, curtsy w i | slded at the graduation exercises of a A Bishop's Story. The late Bishop Fitzgerald once pre. class of nurses, He told the women a story. He sald that during our war with Spain a certaln hospital had a corps of nurses of exceptional beauty-—just such a corps, in fact, as the young ladles ranged before him would have made, But it was whispered that these fair | nurses were inclined to a little frivol- ity, inclined a little to flirt with the alllng young soldiers in their charge Now, when a-soldler felt that he was | on the mend a flirtation with a pretty | nurse was delightful, but when his! wounds were troublesome then gal lantry was a thing that he ‘was hardly up to And times young A Cough Medicine Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral is a regular cough medicine, a strong medicine, a doctor’s medicine. Good for easy coughs, hard coughs, desper- ate coughs. If your doctor endorses it for your case, take it. If not, don’ttake it. 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