THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT BELLEFONTE, PA. OCTOBER 1, 1908, | BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY {} 53min THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS | The candidates are on deck this week in attendance at court, Men's felt boots week only, At Yeagers. B. F. Burd, an acquaintance of half a century, of Aaronsburg, gave us a call while serving as a | —H. C. Poorman and wife, of Nittany, | were pleasant callers. —To-day. October the season opens in this state for most kinds of game, —Sharp frost Wednesday mercury down to 32, which the dry September. —Wes Whiteman, of vored our sanetum with a this week as a juror, —William Steele, Jr., and wife left Friday for Pine Glenn, where they spent | Sunday with Mrs. Steele's parents, - Hon. ]. W. Kepler acc ompanied by Mr “of Pine Grove Mills, were pleasant callers on Tue sday morning. —Mrs. Lillie Resides, the foot of Muncy mountain leyview, was i { h Saturday. —Mrs. Fre of Seattle, are the residence o Blair, on Spring stre —If good in story gO a the opera h - James Harshber y was an assistant 1st, hunting $3 $2 15. Fair morning -—- closed out juror, James property twenty-five per cent flag pavement laid Spring Rally day in the Methodist church on Sunday proved a great success, Rev Stein, the pastor, was much pleased with the outcome, — Mrs. Lill Ww Jellef : Slate McClure has improved his by moving on South Centre Hall, fa- call, serving stone street, wife of represer r Reeder,, is Chapter of D nference which \ deede Goss, Reede r, late Col lives at Val e¢ on who near " : ’ week at York. Dr. George Fairlamb, one of nte s oldest residents, Monday ey will at year drug store ing a thoroug! Miss Nell V rived in Bellefonte her uncle and Spang, at the — Newton Hess, tion for buildin Centre ship. 1s atte: —The Bellefonte, v Philadelpi and gave aunt, Ry I ot} Madalir Letitz; Sarah Hastin Hudson. w]t springs, f Jellefonte flow, durin number of near half a ~The cone and sides of the pleted, and ment well dot was an creditable to } —-W, I J e of agent of the American Express coms at Jobnsonburg, Elk county, was, bo Belletonte Saturday on his way from | Millheim, where he had been called by the serious illness of his father, + Blaine Fiedler of James A. Fid- ler, of Will who had been visit- | ing the Universi ing in Bel yf cle T. Clayton Brown ill on Tuesday night morning r eyes Secrist, Peace and work to a large numl wages, - Capt. W Mills, was in Be H. Fry, of Pine Grove llefonte Friday and was his son, Hugh L., who were he is i is SOT attend ¥ } t he h hia y of Penns 161 sport VANDA fonte at the home eft intentio: intent fair nving see a thread of oon a large au Meadow Brook e game of football between Punxsutawney and the Aca demy team. This year the Academy boys are on their dignity, and it they are no respector of persons, so the visitors were compelled to ret minus a scalp, the score being 11 to 6 in favor of the Academy. The n the grounds was all that could be desir. ed. The crowd kept away from the field thus everybody had a chance to see each play which always makes a game of this kind interesting hough you 1 AY have before seen do not fail collection to be Hadley's pictures and careful dis effort 1s extended tastes of his pa The program abounds in comedy wholesome fun with all semblance of vulgarity eliminated magic pictures beautiful and interesting travel views, interspersed with novelties and sensa- tions, This program is guaranteed to please the most fastidious at the Gar man opera house Saturday, October 3rd, ~ Monday morning Miss Sarah Bay ard left for Williamsport to enter the large department storeof C. N Golden- berg as a saleslady. She expects to be there for awhile, and if everything is satisfactory, she will remain. Miss Bay ard is a careful prude young lady, highly honored and respected by a large circle of friends, For a number of years she was a saleslady in the Racket store here, and in that capacity, through her genial and courteous manners, proved a | valuable help toward building up a large patronage. It is to be hoped that her lot may be cast in a pleasant’ place where her efforts to please will be ap preciated assembled on dience Park Hadley pr the wonderful new presented here. Mr are selected with rare crimination and every to gratify the various trons ures to withess t “ee seems urn h me order -On Sunday morning Rev. John Hewitt preached a plain and practical sermon on loyalty to the church. His discourse was with bnlhant thoughts and illustrations of the sub. ject he was trying into the minds of his hearers that a man has his name on roll is no guarantee that he will saved from fire and brimstone, or whatever punish ment there may be in the hereafter for those who neglect to live consistently with the vows and obligations he made when he professed religion. Rev, Hew. ett’s sermon had the right tingle ! filled instill The fact the church be to Samuel Ria afternoon Shaffer stone who has charge of the quarry of the Bellefonte Furnace Co., had his right leg broken in two places above the ankle. He attempted to jump on one of the small cars 11 the quarry when he slipped and fell. His leg was caught betwest the flanges of the wheels and the ties so that the flesh was slightly bruised When Mr Shaffer discovered the extent of his injury he took hold of his foot and pulled the leg until the pieces of bones came together. He was taken to his home on Curtin street | where the bones were reset, and he is | etting along as well as can be expected, Fhis A the second or third time Mr. Shaffer has been called upon to suffer an affliction of the same character, Ivan V. Walker, the third son of Mr, and Mrs. Miles Walker, of Belle fonte, has decided to be a lawyer and he will tackle nlackstone in the law office of N. B. Spangler, Esq., under whose tu torship the young man ought to develop intona Daniel Webster. Ivan graduated with high honors from the High School last June, which shows he has the snap that is required for a young man who desires to enter the profession of law, He has an excellent opportunity to be- come a noted barrister, and all he needs [to do now isto keep his mind off the retty girls and on his books, until he ecomes master of the situation and he'll be O, K, | for » | of Mrs. Florence | Stanton Mili son ~Jack Dale, Dale, left ths week for the -—P. A, Hendershot has opened a gen. | 4 | eral blacksmith and repair shop in a building opposite the water works, --Those who desire to be well enter. tained should attend the Electric Thea tre every night in the week. The pic tures are great, Mrs. Jennie Hastings, wife of the late Hon, H, W. Hastings, will spend the winter with her daughter, Mrs, Ross Hickok, at Harrisburg, William Miller, the Amencan Expres accepted a position with a firm in Chica- go and is working for them this week in Snow Shoe, Fred Barry synod, which is in Pa., formerly agent here , As Co,, he Rev, attending t Lutheran Newp« rt. Dale, Es fonte lL.uth HOKE at by Clement the Belle on accompanied Madelon Schiff hool ms of Mis » ' Was of ide was converted he a th {a soft tecture the away where it that was handsome laprobe which 1] 1 will last for an Years The Rey ait . noe 8 Ie are parties these { are interesting themselves in to the extentof trying to find out who 5 violating the law I'he offenders are liable to a fine of $100 and impr ment which is prety stiff It isa ance and a detriment to both the and school and it should be stopped At the last meeting of the Brethren conference Rev Newton Bailey, formerly of Bellefonte, was ap | pointed to the circuit in Centre county composed of the churches at Houserville, Valleyview, Waddle and Julian, Ever since he received his commission preach he had been located in the coal mining districts of Cambria and adjoin. ing counties where he did a good work, There are about 180 communicants on his new charge which will keep him busy making pastoral calls and getting up sermons. He has one advantage vith refference to preparing sermons, and that is he can just turn the barrel up- side down. Rev, Bailey reached Belle. fonte Monday and on Tuesday started out to get acquainted with his new par. ishopers, son nus home United DS to Mbnday evening Orie Laird, sou of the late R. A, Laird, arrived in Belle. fonte, being absent twenty-three years When he left here he was a mere boy working for John DD, Sourbeck who, at that time, had his store in the Brocker hoff House block, now occupied by H, S. Ray as a writing room, Since leav ing here he has become identified with a large electrical firm, with headquar ters in Minneapolis, Minn., where he has a wife and a family and a beautiful home. Thus his lot has been cast in a pleasant place, surrounded by all the | We mention this to | { comforts of life, {show what an energetic young man can do who 1s cast out on the cold and in. {different world to scratch for himself, | Any young man of his snap and getup {deserves credit, Mr, Laird spent a couple of days among his friends in Bellefonte, | week only, burg Lutheran charge, was a pleasant | caller | of Spangler, and Miss Emma Holiday of Bellefonte will take place in Novem | ber, | secured a | Roy Hotel, at Altoona, the proprietor be ing Walter Glenn, it in dot roomy enough to house al ma | table t | IPR ware , accepted a call to | served the church there until 1904 when | bearers were, Wm, P | Sechler, T. H, Fair { Men's $3 | heavy shoes $1.98, At Yeagers, —Rev, Bixler, pastor of the Rebers- | Serving as juror, The wedding of James A. McClain, | of Bellefonte, clerk at The (George Bayard, position as Will Keichline now his Ww Water street completed and the best garages for of the State, Tho look it from the outside, it 111 yout nas 18 one of part not twenty It is equipped with a tun the entrance antag connected The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, the officially approved ingredient for a wholesome, high-class powder There 1s greater deception In the sale of baking powders than ever before. Closely observe the label and be certain of getting Royal and there Later ensued at e mentioned She was a fe » . M and M AMes H ey : " 3 \ a I OF Ing a rallied recovery the operation she bopes of ber worse and her whe took 3 h ieath y, And ordained by the Presbytery of Hunt During his ministry Rev, Boal following churches: Saxton ww Creek, Pa, Wash church, 1875.8 Lycoming h, ! Williamsport, 188793 His th breaking down in the spring of e returned to Centre Hall to recuperate and filled the Presbyterian pulpit during a vacancy. In 1894 he Port Carbon and! ne 1871-78 he again returned to Centre Hall, and fre ntly filled different pulpits in the county including Bellefonte During the ministry he served as chairman of the probationers committee on theology and foreign missions, moderator of Presbytery and delagate to general as sembly five times. Pure of heart, noble in words and deeds-—the noblest work of God. Dr. Boal was married twice, his first wife being Elizabeth Simming. ton Milton, to whom he had one | daughter, Anna Elizabeth, who died in 1902. In 1877 he married Miss Elizabeth Raum, of Shippensburg, Pa., who sur vives him with one son, Rev. James H Boal, of Jasper, Minn. In the death of Dr. Boal the church has lost one of its able ministers, devout and always zeal ous in the Lord's work, and beloved in the charges he served. Funeral services were held at Centre Hall, Wednesday morning at nine o'clock and the funeral cortege drove to Bellefonte where inter. ment was made beside the grave of his | daughter Anna Elizabeth. The pall. Humes, Dr. T. C F. Fortney, Hammond Thomas and Frederick Kurtz. Interment was private. Brief | services at the grave by Rev. Dr, East. | man, of Pottsville, Rev, Dr, Schyler, of | Centre Hall, and Rev, Dr, Platts, of | Bellefonte, On account of illness Mrs Boal, the widow, could not attend at the interment, Rev. Boal, the only son, of Minnesota, was present, havin arrived a week previous to the death o his father, a ol D, VanTries, BOGGS TwP YM. C A Conference fer ¢ Bellefonte, F: aay, very good clot ng prep De a | of very prom- will be pres. a && vee dd 1 I ASsu"ed AL Harpster of Wilk AVA J Roop of were quietly married in the church Saturday morning clock by the pastor Rev lan vin, They will make their b the gathenng pr { teresting one inet Y. M. C ent and a prof It is suggested that attending delegates mark odist here the O01 g ¢ WUT Ww » PENN} WORD ADV ge foram . BEES ~Three years old, w the 8 My ! ia both of ir wer married | rd 4 Wil . last Wednesday. } ird, a ‘ dence of Rev, W. C. Robbins in the city | of Williamsport, Lycoming Co. It had) been the intention of the bride to have the wedding ceremony take place at her home, and invite a considerable number | men A Imah of their numerous relatives and special ROSE MA at) Ain aa NP icasant Gap friends. The protracted illness of her | Pinder ean Jeave it at this office, or with owner mother and brother however precluded | Sarah Dietsel, Tusseyville this possibility. Mrs. Robbins being a POR SALE-S3acre farm. seven room house relative of the bride, it was decided to| "gpa bare mile west of Romola. Pa. have the wedding festivities take place | mostly bottum jand. eholee fruit $00 cost. Re at her home. It was a delightful occa | mainder easy Lerms A. Brickley, Bi090 St {| Cleveland, Ohi sion marred only by a single feature, | that the impossibility of the presence of the family. The wedding was a quiet one, only a few being present. The | Lu lis gepot 1 can use ton or a thousand bride was handsomely gowned and car | bushels. WH, Hrenoeman, Harrisburg. x8 ried a beautiful boquet of roses. The) a impressive ring ceremony was perform ed, and after refreshments the party took the train for a week's trip to Buffalo Niagara Falls and Canada, Mr. Brooks . N is well known in Curtin where he has | by her from his date. J.C. Miller ot} served for several years as station agent - i. for the P. R. R. Co. He is a young man of high christian character and ex cellent business qualifications, and pop ular in the best circles of that commu nity. The bride is also well known, hav ing a host of friends in Curtin Belle fonte, Lock Haven and other contiguous | places For several years her brother has been a hopeless invalid, and for the | past two years her mother has thus been | confined almost continuously to her room. With loving devotion she had spent her whole time in ministering to them, An aunt takes the place in ber brief absence ANS ] ™ box resi is, Pa Duros In C8 PERONEAL FOR SALR~A WwW. Wrandot Leghorns cocks re Orndor!. Woodward ——— A Jersey plas reds and res x wie and one APPLES Have you apples 0 sell 1 enn une good, sound, Aropped Apples; et me know Jowest price per 100 Ibs. delivered in barrels or given shat my wife Ide vo live with me, and left All persons are eavtioned my sceount, | bills contracted NOTICE is hereby ) Miller. has refused my bed and board against giving her credit ™ ill not be responsible for any located In the Engine is X Alm gire and boller at Pleasant Gap 5 horse power achinery 1 Frenel 1 eentrifugsl reel leaner. 2 flour bolling belting. shafting apply to John Mu FOR SALE Bouring mil horse power; boller is the following milling » | burr. | mouniain stone bury 1 smut machine with | machines, corn cob breaker pulleys, ete. For information OC. Mulfinger. Pleasan’ Gap Fr ! MARKET QUOTATIONS, PELLEFONTE- PRODUCE The following prices are paid by Sechler & Co. for produce Eggs per dozen | Lard, per pound ‘ Tallow. per pound... : Putter, por pound... . : " Side, per pound . . . nie 8 Shoulder, per pound shes. ei NELLEFONTE- GRAIN, The following prices are valid by CY. Wag per, for grain : Wheat, Sei El n 1" i Anyone interested in Sunday school work who expects to attend the State 8. 8, convention at Shamokin Oct. 14th to 16th can obtain credentials by applying to the County Secretary, Rev. W. Henry Schuyler, of Center fa. «Ladies 7s5¢ rolled sole storm rubbers afc. Fair week only, At Yeagers, SEEARES HERE BREE ARN AY ll ar LE od ow CREE BREE RRR RE Re RRR a Ra
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