Thursday, July 1, 1909.
THE CENTRE
DEMOC RAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
BELLEFONTE
AND VICINITY
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
NINN NINN
—No paper will be issued from this |
office next week.
—Mrs. Susan Waltz and daughter
Pearl, are spending the week at the
home of Rev. J. F. Hower.
—Mrs. Auman, formerly Nettie Kern, |
| guest of Mrs. Brewer, of North Thomas |
of Bellefonte, isthe mother of a bright
little boy at ner home in Millheim.
—Miss Nellie Hall underwent a
cessful operation in the Bellefonte
pital on Thursday for appendicitis.
—We hear that “Old Windy Tom" is
giving Dorworth an oc casional blast—on
that account he may give the Hospital a
rest,
—Rev. P. E. Paul, pastor of the A,
M. E. church, of this place, attended
the dedication of the new A. M. E.
church, at Philipsburg Sunday.
—Mr. and Mrs. Harris Pitts-
burg, were pleasant visitors over Sunday
at the home of the former's father, Chas.
suc-
hos-
Cook, of
—Dr. Weston, secrets
C. A. was a visitor at Snow
Sunday wh livered
in one of
—Chr
fonte,
Children’s
Shoe
an
T
Lay
assiste
day mo
he attende
Consistory
TH f 24%
CIASSs O01 §
most
ly enjoyed
Remember
Friday ht
Smith's
and eve
the only
down
R.
to walk
of paralys
around
Mrs. Lou
Evangelic
found
the
some
or
Ss
:
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~The :
late of
Barson
a son
Bellefonte, s
Treziuyloy,
~ Grant Hoover,
ance agent here,
Monday On DIS Way
port from
formerly an
was in
insur-
Bellefonte on
Nn Willi
a
most
ole
"tn
oul n
Fre
friend
their
ant ca
was born on
they were pieas-
Mr. Crawford
ntain bu . 14 n
intain but eariy in
ce
life he moved to lllinois where he has
been
Carrol's first
Miss
Jue win
Jellefonte
instructor
oetting
ge »
K .
William Bott»
resigned as sical
n the Seminary at Bucknell
University. Lewish rg, where she had
been teaching for the last three years,
She is a graduate of the institution, and
as an instructor in music has few equals
She has not in the best of health
for some time and thought it wise to
take a much needed rest
Ole
nas "
ne
been
~The other dey a prominent church
man in
if it could |
askit
church
graft where a certain individual charged
twice as much for a 0b of work
could be done for elsewhere and thea
fair profit realized. He said it took
proper authorities some time to get on
to this get-rich quick scheme but when
they did they cut it short, There are
people in Bellefonte who are dolug some
tall thinking along this line
lellefonte was overheard
f
We onsidered a case o
|
as i
a
the
If you pick up almost any enterpris
ing weekly you will find the sermons of
Dr, Charles T. Russel, pastor of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle. They aregaining
in popularity right along, and are read
by several hundred thousands of people,
and by some of the best thinkers of the
age who are well pleased with them,
both as to the doctorinal teachings and
eloquence of expression, They are found
each week in the Centre Democrat
which, we are pleased to say, are giving
satisfaction, Fhe aim of the Centre
Democrat is to give its readers the best
that's going, and these sermons are
counted among the best, at least, no
son with brains and intelligence has
ound fault with them,
—Old Windy
trap.
— Remember, we can do your
| printing, on short notice, at reasonable
| prices,
—Miss Stoeker, of Mendan, N, J., is a
| street,
Jane McCalmont has returned from
| an extended visit among friends in Co
lumbia, Ohio,
EvaCrissman left Bellefonte for Pitts.
| burg on Friday, where she is visiting in
| the McEntyre home,
| —Miss Mildred Kirk, of Bellefonte, is in
| Gettysburg atteading the State conven.
{ tion of the Loyal Temperance Union.
-Miss Ann Confair, Bellefonte,
{left on Wednesday to visit her sister,
Mrs. George Sowers, of Philipsburg.
f
Of
1 ’
lefonte
—-All the **Knockers” of the Bel
Hospital should consult the Postmaster
for inform
pring and
vacancy Ca INET
A. Bell,
Guy BM
NS)
Entire, formerly of Bel
of Wilkins
was well read |
1d events of ti
Bellefonte Cen
abandon carrying the
United States mail betwen State Col
lege and Pine Grove Mills, wherefore
the Postal Department has secured the
services of Fred Gearhart. of State Col
lege, who will deliver the orgin ad
Ke, : iver Lhe morning ang |
or
g mails
evenin between the two towne.
Ward Fleming, who put part of
the past school term as principal of
Bellefonte high school, has accepted tl
position of instructor in mathematics
the Harrisburg high school for the
chool year I with his wife will g
ho the state capital
few I settle
practiu
the
isekeepiog |
years he will down
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I
W. D. Carner, one of Hubler res
oldest and best citizens, was in Belle
fonte Wednesday and dropped in to see
us. We think he is deserving of one of
Carnegie's gold medals becanse he has
been a reader and subscriber of the
Centre Democrat for twenty-eight years,
which is certainly a record of which he
can feel proud We hope he may live to
read it until he winds up the century
He is always a welcome visitor
In this issue of the Democrat we
print from the new fish law those parts
as Centre county fishermen would be in
terested in asd applicable to streams
within the county, We do not
great difference, or improvement upon
{the old law which met with general
¥
complaint from the fishermen overs the |
{ state, There is more or less hairsplit-
| ting that is as confusing as some of the
‘‘provisoes” in the old law, which were
differently construed by anglers,
judges and juries,
Tom" is closing his |
job |
find any |
| ~William Tyson, of Tyrone, was
| Bellefonte visitor on Sunday,
Samuel D, Gettig, Esq., transacted
{ legal business in Tyrone on Monday.
—Mr. and Mrs, Furst Crider, of Eagle
| ville, were recent visitors in Bellefonte.
- Harry Barnes, wife and baby boy, |
Pittsburg are visiting at the Barnes |
| of
home, on Bishop street,
~Mrs, Susan Waltz and
| Pearl, of Williamsport, are spending
[the week at the home of Rev, J. F.
| Hower.
—Connty Treasurer G, G. Fink
mercantile tax from the
that place,
Dr. G. G. Frank, of Millheim, was a
Bellefonte visitor today, Dr, Frank is
| one of the leading practitioner's of lower
Pennsvalley.
— Miss
merchants at
Williams«
port, ppent Sunday at the home of Mr
and Mrs, Hammond Sechler Fast
Linn street,
Emma Griggs, of
on
Sidney Kei Superintendent for
American Lime & Stone Company
at this place, transacted business in
Tyrone Friday evening,
5S
the
nday
Services O1
mominge at
morning at
special memo
oot} nniversary
$0080 AUN rsary
alvin eld
I n
Bellefonte
ved
bad been
Was done bu 8 Df
of fae av
" The
Dar
department er reservat
los
wagon
might have been
near Wait
into ne
store and became tied ip
Work on the begins
ngnt plant USL A8 S000 AS
can be made
franchise for
of way, and
occur in backing up the
land. It seems that there is
faction in council over
Fag
some
ATTAD
th Frank McCoy for
setting poles his right
damage might
water on his
wi
on
some
tlie diss
MNase ©
: Ti
x
al
satis thie
tree
lamp to be placed on the
Westinghouse people want to put in 4
illuminating flame lamp which bas pro-
yen satisfactory in many of the large
cities It not only gives a brighter
light but takes only a little more than
half the amount of current I'he Allis
Chalmer people want a carbon light
which some of the councilmen seem to
favor,
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office on
of the
Among the callers at this
Monday was “Bob” Foster, one
enterprising merchants of Penpsyivania
State College, He isone of the fellows
who believes every cloud has a silver
lining, and always comes up smiling
serenely. He is loyal to old State and
feels certain the time coming when
the town will make even more progress
than it has done in the past Poh are
being sold there right along which
means that just as soon as times im.
prove the sound of the hammer and
saw will be heard in all portions of the
| borough, He is one of the many who
is
thinks that the democrats have the re- | Balsam cannot cure a cough we shall
publicans on the run and all they have at a loss to know what will,
| to do to win is to stick to the faith,
a
daughter, |
Was |
in Philipsburg Saturday collecting the |
Capt. C. T. Fryberger and
Philip, of Philipsburg, were g
of W, R, Brackbill,
| =—Edward Beezer, of Philipsburg,
{ spent Friday night in Bellefonte as
| guest of his brother, George Beezer,
Mrs, William Clark with her son
and two grandchildren, of Tyrone, are
| visiting her mother Mrs Robt, Morrison,
ton Howard street,
-=John Fisher and Mrs. John Olewine
were among the guests atgthe Fisher.
Witherow wedding which took place in
Altoona on Wednesday.
son,
ests
the
Torsel, the
Italy
—~Toney
back from
shoemaker,
and hereafter will
is
be
| found in James Wian's saddles shop, on
High street, where he will be i
fix the soles of his friends.
Capt. VonBrockhoven,
Salvation Army corps, w
ailing for some time with tuberculosis,
departed this week for Mt. Alto
tarium, where it is hoped she will
egain her health,
glad to
of
ho
4]
the local
has been
Dorothy lhlseng,
C. Ihlseng, formerly
»ge, but now Principal of
} $ (
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SCHOO A
Ward
daughter of Prof,
of State Col
n Hall
Hn
the Pen
a
pent Sunday with Dr,
ly of Eas
Harry
88 Lottie Wag: er all
Pa., si nt
t Curtin stréet
4 |
ieats and
several
fe
i
Ollie hean an
Steflen of Rebers! re.
Mingle
(r R on Sunday
r Bowersox and wife. of Wolf's
Store, Sundayed at Archie Witmver's
Mrs. Allen Hess and daughter
spending some time at the §
of NN. W Eby's
I'he Children's Day service held in the
nited Evangelical church last Sunday
night, rendered to an audience of be-
tween 500 to 1,000 people, was certainly a
success. The children should be con
gratulated for the able manner in which
they recited and sang their sweet songs
Among the many beautiful recitations
and dialogues was a drill composed of
tet in white, each hay
regalia and crowned with a
rose wreath, the scene was
greatly appreciated by all An oration
The Uncrowned Heroes,” was render.
ed by Prof Boyd F.
graduate of Franklin and Marshall col
lege. He spoke for almost a quarter of
an hour and it was certainly fine in all
respects. An address was made by the
pastor after which the offering was
iifted which amounted to $16. It is con.
sidered the best Children's Day service
ever held in this town
Leste
are
varental home
1 girls, all dressed
ing a rose
beautiful
Safe and Sure
Among the medicines that are recom
mended and endorsed by physicians
and purses is Kemp's Balsam, the best
cough cure, For many yearsit has
been regarded by doctors as the medi.
cine most likely to cure coughs, and it
has a strong hold on the esteem of all
well.informed people, When Kemp's
At drug.
gists and dealers, 15, “
Winkelblech, Al
OVER THE COUNTY,
Miss O Donupell, of Buy
fi
been a guest of Mrs. Cameron Burnside,
on Allegheny street,
A festival will be held
July 10th for the benefit
telephone line. All are invited
Nellie Kerlin, of Centre Hall, left
cently for Cincinnati, where
Spend several weeks with
Walter M. Kerlin,
C. C. Hess had 40 pickers at work on
Monday in four-acre strawberry
| patch at Philipsburg, and other growers
at Yarnell on
of the local
re
will
brother,
she
her
nis
| were equally busy
John Griffith, Gap, and
his daughter, Mrs. George Gettig, left
for Philadelphia on Thursday to attend
the wedding of his niece, Ruth Harrison
to William Hoover.
i
Mrs. John Kreamer,
weeks at the Bellef
}
DACK at her home
of Pleasant
spent
lis again
had been
ix
nte
Her
the
special train
n afew de
great features o
be the marathon race of six
A gold watch will be given for
first prize and valuable articles for se
ond, third and fi h. Th
open to all amateurs, all entries
madeat the Y. M. C. A. and will bx
closed July 3. The track is being put in
first Class condition, and it is expected
that a large entry list will be the result
of the marathon being
mence the festivities of
until noon. The
will be announced
One of the
son
miles,
ays
f the oots
3
wii
art
uri
be
3
race will
to
" hat
fit eld
, here
Marriage Licenses.
{ Daniel R, Sites
{ Inez 1. Robb
{ Alexander Houston
| Alice PP. Etters
{ George A. Bottorf
1 Esther Goble
Bubb
Stasburg
Bellefonte
Snow Shoe
Moshannoa
State College
| Jo BE Colyer
{ Mary E. Jordon Potters Mills
{ Chas. M, Nighthart Bellefonte
{ Mary Doll '
{ Chas L. Kinsloe :
| Margaret W. Buckhout
§ Wm. K. Naple Washipgton D, (
{ Mary Flonaway “
{ Alexander Gearhard
{ Sarah E. Bell
State Colle Re
Chas. B, Heltman Mackeyville
i Lulu V, Vonada Nittany
Wilbur B, Barner Williamsport
Carrie M. Waddle
Ralph Casher
Charlotte M,
{ Chas. P. Taylor .
{ Mable G. Gengher.
Bellefonte
Philipsburg |
Fillmore |
: Portage |
Corrigan « Sandy Ridge |
Migs
prize
inury,
fie
thin 0}
taken a
Hem -
entered the
expression contest much
on of
1 and
taken
l
me at 1 ginson
Willlamusport
oung ladies
against her
the teaches
came out
three of elles
Edward
Lynn
prizes
nephew,
eir rod
fin}
»
LIMITS srt ed $
Parson i“ t} "
and lines Lo irs
their irn hot ey had
ing.
Or
thres
ickers
PENNY A WORD AD)
pleted by September
fieations car
tary. Liarenos
Pa
weet
FOR SALY : ‘
fouriog mw at VP
hore power bas
the following mo
burr, | moubiain ston
1 swt machine with cleaner. § Sour
machines, corn cob breaker, belting, shafting
pullers, ou For information apply to John (
Muifir Pleasant Gap, Pa ry
and belirt
rasan t Lang
2 horse
machine
rr. 1 copirifugn
or Is
ling
BR
ger
CONTRACTORS ~The Boar
p Sehr District =
for the
of wm
and
Ara
TICE TO
the Bogs Towr
MLIng on Sate
of row ving }
10 the Central ¢
pairing of the «
sl
day. July
tf the erection
vy shoo] building
building The ani
specifications can be seen at Migs Nano eo Pe
mney's residence in Oentral Clty. This work
will be Jet 10 the lowest bidder and Lhe Bowrd
soserves the right to mieci aby or al bids Yor
further information see KE Hanoock Runville
Ny order of Board. E Hapcook, secretary
st
MARKET QUOTATIONS,
RELLEFONTE~ PRODUCE
Fas por open
Land, per pound
Tallow, pet posed
Putter, per pound, ‘ . oh
PELLEFONTE~GRAIN
The following prices sre ald by CY
ver, for grain
Wheat, shite,
red
Opie,
Barley...
Com slelied,.. ...
Central RB. R. of Pa. Train Schedule
Leave Bellefonte ¥
For Mill Pal)
Leave MU Padi
Fer Pelle tore
-
Tam, 220 0nd 628 pm,
$item. SlCr a FID