Page 8 THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT r — CORRESPONDENTS' DEPARTMENT Jagksonville, {gue down dast week, HOWARD Tokens 1 ¥ OLS past week Jand serenades Open Ur Cat concert Dr. Mclntyre's trouse t Editor Dunham's The chatter of the Dairyman Joe sleey Ch. Fresh whit side fence The small boy big push hoop The first straw hat or Rev. ]. H. D. Tomson. The sweet little girl with her doll in its wee push cart, The first rattle of the Katherine McKinney's lot The ever welcome sound of the 11.30 dinner bells on adjacent farms. The handsome miscellaneous on Mrs. Isaac R, Williams' lawn. A "Kentucky Cardinal” and a pair of Baltimore oroles on a nearby maple. Street Commissioner Jim Wyble dig ging holes in the streets and filling them up again, Processions of women, girls and along the farm fences, cutting the tooth some and energizing dandelion. Carpets, quilts, rugs, overcoats, blan kets and robes, adorning (everv clothes line in town ; and every porch both front and back covered with furniture. *s of the valley and the end of porch f t { head of pretty mower on Mrs. ‘ intormatt correct iced t : safety ra ¢ 131 ng end short lett The Misses and Mi: easty last ling a porcl 1 Harry § n 1s buil is Nn . 0G & wagon she barn | \ Gardner Arth and regg Wentz Rabie, t young ergetic ys, have undertaken new boat for their own and are going to succeed, Mrs Alice Showers and won Fro of Bellefonte, were Sabbatt sit the home of J. R. Willi Rev 0. O'Hanlon » pew pastor of the S jernard’s Cat church at this place, has been holding mi here for several sSerm SADD strong ving Was ( and Mark but et to build a eck Ur very 1 1%¢ on the cr too : : ns at 8100 Het no openiag Was arn Geo 4 ong. of Ror i. Bas 1 been i ‘ nental le which have at last made it necessary to send | i Monday last | A. Daily bis son Frank Daily par : i Il trou Danville Marr the Sabbath and AMSPOr We wan on M lav Leather M. Robell the care i pains in lammation of s under of | evere her ome x Gatos | ptzel is tl active the young peo s ad Fvang« irch receive orders Lew H in lows o My the ladie agent of society of the and will be glad to for plain sewing lock, of Milesburg nday Was on the interests of K to purchase aD an priai Capt. B Bellefonte hos alth A ver precarious condition friends find It SRNINOn 8 his than and igement Mrs who with her lifelong friends last less encou for Bellefont have been amily, spent could £ wished Williams, of husband of the | them Squire and Mrs, J. L. Holter spent several days of last week at the Penn. sylvania State College and made a thorough inspection of the institution, Of course they are delighted with what they saw of its beauties and its wonder ful equipment and facilities for eduea- tion, Nancy Pletcher, a popular teacher of Flemington, was a Monday guest with he, family of Postmaster ibur F, all, Chester A, Moore, Balser Weber and Archie Condo were Howard's tatives at the dedication of the mew Beaver Field at the Pennsylvania State | College last Friday, Being well up in | | athletics, | attended service spent a y wo | his de | 1n town at this point, had as his guests last week blooms | | town on Monday looking after the rail-| ihe 1 | his attention, though they are not seri | ously ill at this time, are [. ID. Jordan, boys | | months continues in | Samuel | Sabbath with UNIONVILLE, their united judgement that Di this will be one of the very best fields in 4 tha state 18 very gratifying. Mis. Ben, Vopada and were shopping buggy, made by Joh Shoe Intersection, Col, Dave Pratt, and Rev. omith, of Snow W, “imer Ertle, who is ¢ n Maine, is ¢ | X Visit hen he returns he will take 8. wars Sand Mrs, Ertle with him f i he for: 2 188) daughter I Our old friend John Glenn 1 Nolan, from up the here at St church last Sabbath. C. H. Johnson and wife, sundaay vi Lor 0 ner, Mrs. Mattie Musser, . C. Bullock, the nd tor of Milesburg, was a bu: Lo ous on Saturday. ago, at the tar ISie N » ry town, ' abou Jndemuth w recently parents, ili . Johnson ¢ Martin Ree e, the long tim conduct 3 a ne 10W Shoe road, Marie, spent last their relatives, Mrs. with hen 30 old ' gave y a coal with \ n old as and wife . Lu umes Harvey, one of the bring out het hen might le the warm ashes she ghly combustible chips and sticks on th his mother, Mrs, Nathan Harvey, his aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Gray and his cousin, Carrie Bitner, : Dr. W. B. clan the aence wa the ered Reynolds, railroad physi read v . reaay stationed at Williamsport, was in n, and hadn't might about the big fire Our base ball Shoe on Saturday Shoe team and got ! ” s blaze | “all road patients here. Those who required now (Gilbert Shope, who is g from pneumonia, Robert Daughenbaugh, who was injured by a passing recovering to the tune of 8 to again" And train some is their cry now, its Billy § i : ago, Mr 8. Jot wed | Mr, an fonte, et: aftern FERGUSON Twp BAILEYVILLE Laur: le, who was appendicitis some time ago, hs ed to the hospital for further tre ito and Belle Mrs. El operate ver i la Garde RUNVILLE fF W bie parents Wallace fishing tri] HARRIS Twp A SNOW SHOE A Blanch Smover aa lady of our friends and relatives at Mrs. Harry Savers and ch have returned home after visiting friends and relatives at Yarnell Esther Woomer who has been at the home of her incle erite, returned to her Saturday Lena Crotzer ha spending = Sayers Maye ‘ he w tow oh nes McClincy and three chil dren Sundayed at James Davidson's The ball players, who passed through our town on irday were quite a jolly rd . . isiting | CTOWG td With D. Cartright and wi Yarnell | of Lucy Smoyer Mrs. Claud Lucas and children. of Snow returned hom te Shoe, stopped between trains on Satur day their to Julian friends v ! Minnie “hi + | Bellefonte ents here *hilip Brower and wife, also Lillian Alexander, spent Sunday at Yarnell Dora Lucas and sister Edna, Sun dayed at Wingate reaching at this at 1r:4s5and in the Rev. Hamilton, mite ' dren two aren Sal . sree the AT Geo e. were ie guests home at I Wi everal weeks at the hi .. Walk er who is employed at spent Sunday (yer where time, gone employed with her par UNION Twp BUSH GROVE i Roy Eckley has returned to Pitcairn | again, after spending a length of time | with bis mother Harry Fetzer spent | friends at Runville, Aaron Hall and wife were pleasant callers at C, M, Resides’, Sunday, Margery Eckly has returned after spending a couple weeks with her sister, rs. James Rider, of Bellefonte. Sunday with Gum brick Mra A. Alexander and children spent Sunday with her parents Stump, In honor of Mrs. Gar No One Expects it. Wm Edwards, jr., of Victor, after] Without the use of Sexine Pills a BELLEFONTE, PA. MAY 13, Irwin has a bran, splinter new top now place Sunday morn | evening at 7.10, by | A party was held at Will Garbricks, at 1909, WOODWARD. the farmers are grea iy On account of the 1 mnciemency weather with their spring work Edward Corman and sister, accompanied by h lady Eva Stover Aaronshurg he home of C. W. Hostern : 4 iosterman with his parents, ( while enroute from Buffalo, N. his new home at Middleburg, unty, where he has the contru n, LOOK vk Hollow, Alien Hess and daughter gertown, are spending a Saturday the parental roof of D. Bowersox is erecting a hh he intends re 1s WOTrK Such ast to work pre} harness mending. Hope he cessful in his vocation, Laura Hutchison, who h Ing some time home at Lewis A certai tending the con therefore he he f } or n town, A Vast System idea of the vastness of the Penn HA Taluroa : S| tere v ow O Lhe termiory System, and nates of Lhe slates, was 70.126, and slates through : lines « Do Not Spray Blossoms ywhners of fruit trees wh weeks prove effectual slant : ) ie CO | §) Hall, by f bewistown used in the Hosterman, at Centre of Furman & Oles system heretofore man was unsatisfactory, and ow being supplanted by a nn one home It is seldom as a bill as it is to meet the bill collector - ore modern embarrassing 10 meet aking Powder Absolutely Pure Renders the food more wholesome and su- perior in lightness and flavor. The only baking powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar, YARNELL PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD SPRING EXCURSION TO WASHINGTON, D. GC. THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1909 Round-up 38,25 from BELL EFONTE } . 4 A. NM §O Sins h g Pittsburg a wilt eular . Sp» . nT n f : St wt ¥ SEE THE CAPITAL OF THE NATION Picket Age : [f= GARBRICK BROTHERS MACHINISTS OPPOSITE BIG SPRING BELLEFONTE. PA. Ras Hoe a gines new an WE sell the Rayeyele WE manufacture the pum : GIVE US A CALL. ' test ant BOTH PHONES. SHOES THAT WEAR, SHOES THAT MAVE STYLE. Kline's Shoe Store IS THE PLACE TO BUY w SHOES THAT FIT, “JUST WRIGHT" est and best that can be had Central Pennsylvania, Shoe for men, are just the snappi in THE “LENOX" Shoe for misses and children needs po ilotroduction, for e one koows it is the best shoe made for misses and children. “DOLLY MADISON" Shoe for women can't be beat for style and comfort; in fact, the style suggests comfort. serving three years as a member of Co, G, Tenth Infantry, and receiving an honorable discharge from Uncle Sam, returned to Philipsburg Friday even. The first two years he spent in pest ear a orl Heajaatn Harrison His many friends extended to him a hearty welcome home, weak or ran down cannot expect to become thoroughly strong, Sexine Pills are the strongest and surest tonic inthe world. The price is $1 a box; six boxes $5, with full guarantee. Ad. dress orcall on C. M. Parrish, ; gist, Bellefonte, where they sell all t principal remedies and do not sub. stitute, If you wish to know anything about our “MESSENGER * Shoe for boys, ask the boys who wear them. Call and see our live of MEN'S WORK SHOES, the best and most complete line in Centre county, REPAIRING GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION by a repair man of 40 years’ experience, BELLEFONTE. ENE EEE NCEE NEN NENANEER RENEE AUEEEEEAN ; TT LLL TTI IIL
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