THE OENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA. JUNE 18. 1908, Correspondents’ Department THE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY NITTANY Mrs, Evers and children, of burg, and Nellie Harpster, of Bellefonte, were the guests of G. W. Young's one day the past week. Mrs. Sally Alexander and Minerva Smith, of Millheim, are visiting at the hospitable home of W. J. Mauck’s Rev. Bartholomew and wife visited their parents and many friends in Wil liamsport the past week. Glenn and Lloyd Rogers have return. ed home from Muncy where they had been attending school George Zerby and near Hublersburg, and of Spring Mills, were Zerby's over Sunday, Mrs. Laird, Pittsburg, guest of her ister, Mrs. Gunsallus and family the past week. Clyde Holmes, wife and daughter Ruth, of Salona, the of Bartley a: y over Sunday. Ke rer at vife were Belle. fonte visitors one day the past week, Mittie Winkl taking care Mable, Charles Zerby, of H P. sister yuests of the was Charles were guests d fami visited Williar the past Quite a numbe children's Sunday Qu ie a attended c! wee serv eral of Mys. Jake on Sunday Our farmers and some have begun to 1 bay Friday eve, June sth, a birthday party was given in honor of Miss Chris tine Harris, of which many of her friends were present. They are. as § Florence Smith, Ralph Shope Allison, Charl Bathurst felter, Roy Ot Marg Are! Rogers, R Earl P follows Madeline Amy Glad ¥ : town Saturday eve Jessie Parson nursing a sore foot Joe Flick and y pleasant visitors at Miles! day. Elsie Walker Wa a pleasant ville last week ; rd [Stere was a caller attend day There hased a new b Saturday ZION. John Corman and spent Sunday at State College. Adam Reish and family visited friends | in Peznsvalley, on Sunday. The Sunday school has decided to hold Childrens Day exercises on Sunday | evening, June 21, instead of in the fore- noon as formerly announced. Boyd Noll visited at State College on | 0 4 Sunday. Jacob Struble, with several of his friends from New York, is spending a week at his paretital home at this place, during which time be also expects to at. tend commencement at State Some of our farmers have commenced to make hay Joe Deitz spent Sun lay with parents at Jacksonville WINGATE day with her friend Marsella Hareish rs Irwin Watson, of Snow Shoe, spent Monday afternoon with her sister- indaw, Margaret Watson, Mr. Peters, wife and two daughters, of Bellefonte, Sundayed at the home of Jim Suyder, Miss Dora Lucas spent a few days last week with her grandmother, Mrs, Lucas, at Runville, Miss Theresa Watson, of Bellefonte, Was seen on our streets Sunday eve, Please don't forget the festival on Sat- urday evening the aoth; all are cordially invited to attend. Many a man who is too proud to Jo honest to seoal beg isn't too Hublers. of Lillie Schaeffer { Thursday afternoon, Miss Garman, of Bellefonte, spent Sun- | | HOWARD One of the heavy wind storms of the blew down the smoke W. H. Long. k with a much {early summer stack of the roller mill of and be replaced it last wee more substantial one, {and was successfully accomplished with. out serious mishap by Mr. Long, and his [competent crew: John Wetzel, Reuben | Lucas and Wm, B, Wilson Mrs. R, C. Leathers entertained friends from Easton last week, Down south Walnut street, John Boone is having his cozy cottage home repainted, and William Schenck is push ing along his new brick house. Charles Confer has nearly from his severe a of and is able to look after his busy of painters and paper hangers, Miss Clara Kline, one of the teacher Howard has on recover ed crew most Rae} cessful ha | ny veral Of Wm. Laird, asd Wm . Ber 1cas took a day « MILESBURG, Free Methodists ar holding a series of meetings in their tent on Hazel street having the old fashion Methodist Ings William Young, of Fowler, with his grandmother Karl ol e hold meet. Sundayed short time with his aunt, Mrs, Joseph L. | Thomas Miss Grace Grubb and James Rager were married on the 11th. by John Keich. | of Bellefonte, line, Esq. } Felmlee and Miss Ada Wat- Rolan« kins, of Curtin, were married on the rd | | by Rev, G. F, Frey The Methodist children's day exercise was held in the M. E. church, on Sun- day eve. the 14th, under the supervision of L. T. Eddy, sup’t. of the Sunday school; and again, as usual, proved to be a grand success, a credit to the school TYLERSLILLE Miss Bessie ligen was burried last Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Guiney Mrs. Mary Rishel was burried last Sat- urday morning, Funeral conducted by Rev. Guiney, Rev. Bixler, of Rebersburg, preached | asermon in the Lutheran church, last! Sunday afternoon. Frank Weaver, A, H. Caris and H. N, Lutz, who are working at Nipenno Val. ley returned home, over Sunday, Mrs. Young and son Russel, of Mill. heim, are visiting friends and relatives at this place, Mrs. Reuben Wetzel and children, of Mackeyville, were visiting her parents and friends last Saturday and Sun. day. | Wance returned home from a trip to Salona last Thursday. rheumatism, | cCoy and wife, of New York, | who are on their wedding tour, spent a | | Brethern services were | ! WADDLE. Mrs. John Heaton and two children, { after spending a few days with her par- | ents here, Mr. and Mrs, John Rockey, | returned to her home at Avis, | week. : | Mrs. after visiting Arthur Thomas, | her daughter at Philadelphia, returned | to her home here Saturday. Mrs. Francis Musser, after spending | a few days here at her parental home, returned to her home at Thursday. time, Mr. and Mrs. DD. L. Meek attended the funeral of Mrs. John. Gray who brought here from Newark, N. J., burial, h for on Saturday, Mrs. Amanda Gray, of Ty pent Sunday among friends and relatives here, Miss Agnes Harris spent Sunday very pleasantly with Elizabeth Jone "Curtis who is employed at Zion spent Sunday with his lady friend, Miss Jessie Way, " John Kelley and children serv rone, spe ay ones family atte AARONSBURG ACK oh LIOR BOGGS Twp emetery The lohnson | ’ Fairview what the attrac seen traveling Wonder toward te often certain young man this vicinity was in an other man's clover | field wading around. We dont know | if he was hunting wood chucks or dan- | in seen out { delionposies, COLLEGE Twp HOUSERVILLE, Quarterly conference of the United | church was held last week | with a fair attendance. Children's Day will be observed, with appropriate service, by the Sabbath | school, on the evening of June 28th, i Geo. W. Scholl spent several days | with his sister and brothers in Penns- valley H. 1. Ailman attended the funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr, Osteller, of Mifflin county, Mrs. Annie Roller and Mrs. Lizzie | Graham are visiting at the home of | their sister, Mrs. Philip Wirts, who is | confined to her bed at present. Bella Wagner spent Sunday at the the home of Boyd Williams, at Pleasant Uap: she reports a nice time Blanche Herkheimer spent several | days at the home of Wm, Shuey on the | great divide Quite a number of our town people at- | tended commencement at State College | during the past week. O. P.Houtz and wife are rejoicing over the arrival of a young daughter at their home. | RUNVILLE, Fred Resides, one of Bellefonte's most Saeuiting and accomplished young men was greeting his many friends in our town daring the week, "The sale held at the home of W, H. | | last | Duncansville, | Those who attended the party at Jones Wednesday evening report having a fine | The raising of it | ¢ was something of an engineering feat | Lester Rockey is spending afew days | | visiting among his relatives at Avis, was | nded the | L on Friday, was attended fr of gre Arad A have re. | Scootac Regions Rich, The Lock Haven Expres , says: country us al e€ | Seootag region is rich in the abundance { of fire clay of various kinds and of soft jcoal is an undisputed fact, | mountainous : | years landsin Fine Hair oi ne It’s fine care that makes fine} |“'[ he M. hair! Use Ayer’s Hair Vigor, | iust returned new improved formula, sys- tematically, conscientiously, and you will get results, We know it stops falling hair, cures §| from | R of Kreamer, this | successfully worked, turning out some of; the finest products Patterson, of this {in that section, where he owns extensive | belongings in connection with N | rows Bubb, C, LaRue Munson Williamsport | lands have been inspected by Page 7 | Isaac A. Harvey, of this city, as well as a geologist of New York city, and both these gentlemen were con- fident that these were underlaid with indance fire clay and soft coal. ~The say! known a the ! 1 lands an ab of geveral SeVEerai been For section have : We regret to learn that Will Fisher, has | only son of Rev, Dr. W. E. Fisher of | Shomokin (former Lutheran pastor at city, has | Centrehall) is lying very low at his home a prospecting tour | in Shamokin, The young man had been suffering for several years from heart trouble, and a : letter in- forms us that his end is nigh. He is | a graduate of the college at Gettysburg ight futare before him. the world Bur- and W, These Creologist I and had a br dandruff, and is a most elegant dressing. Entirely new. New bottle. New contents. Does not change the color of the hair. Formule with sach bottle ) J Blow it to your dootar [C1 S Ask him about 1%, then do us he onys Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as now made from our new improved formula, is the latest, most scientific, and in every way the very best hair preparation ever placed upon the market. For falling hair and dandruff it is the one great me wee Made by the J. C. 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