THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 7. Thursday, July 29, 1909 NINN Correspondents’ Department THE NEWS IN NITTANY. Miss Kathryn Adams, of Montgom- ery, Pa, is visiting friends and tives here. Miss Belle Flannigan, of Mill was the guest of Miss Christine ris over Sunday. . Mary Ralph, of Lock Haven, is visit- | ing Mary Allison this week. Ellis Rogers, of DuBols, who remains | in Nittany for his health, may be seen | on our streets yet. His health is much | | i rela | Hall, | Har- | improved and his brother John Rogers, | T) of Cedar Springs, also is seen here | frequently Boyd Emerick Lock Haven one Olive Wilson, er many old ourt in Mrs are former's fathet over Sunday Hagan a: fF { 4 i grand thter and lad { nd, of Altoona and Cl ampbell, grar of Ty- rone, are Mrs. J Harnish Willis and wife for Ea- gleville they to visit friends Mrs. Ziegler and mother spent Wed- nesday at Unionville Mr. German, wife 8, dson, M left expect visiting Hoover where and friend, days at the home of J. N. Snyder. Guyer Alexander, while lowering the cutter-box on their mowing machine, got his finger in the knives, badly lacerating same, The moonlight pienie posted for last Wednesday night, was postponed un- til Friday night on account of the weather, and proved to be a success. For doll dresses made to order call up Elnora Hoover, Rebecca Mann, of Bellefonte, Is vis- iting her aunt, Mrs. Watson. Mrs. T. Murray visited relatives at Tyrone. Mr». M. Harnish and family, after an enjoyable visit with relatives here, i returned to their home at Tyrone. Mrs. M. Snyder is rutting a new roof on her tenant house occupled by Henry Estright. CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY {18 visit { home Miss | Peter, of Bellefonte, spent a couple of | report a fair yield of wheat according | to the straw Efe Hosband, of Mingoville, spent Sunday with her parents, J. N. Haines, Wm. Fisher and wife spent Sunday with relatives at Howard. Marlin Ryan was wearing a broad | smile Sunday; Marlin 7 Cora Bnyder and lady friend, Blanch Gable, of Altoona, spent Sunday at the home of Willis Hoover. Thressa Watson, of Tyrone, is vis iting her mother, here. Tressler Reunion. The second annual Tressler reunion will be beld at theBellefonte fair ground, on August 13. A general invitation is extended to all relatives and others, A what was It about, number of speakers will be present, m MILESBURG. Mrs, T. B. Lipton and daughters, Martha and Kathryn, of Buffalo, N. Y.,, are guests of her parents, Benj \ tin's Miss Edna Jones, of Allegheny City, hore . Ada bb for a short Ambrose Swartz Snow Shoe, visited Mildred and Frederick ar visiting a] Mrs vrd, of Tyrone, is at ason, Mrs and children, the burg. Campbell, of their grand par of ssy, of and Belle nephew, of Al PINE GROVE MILLS. Potors mail ear- children will until the hot The tween remain among season is base ball game on Saturday, be- Millheim and Madisonburg, stood 12-7 In favor of Madisonburg. The festival on Saturday evening held by the base ball team, was a suc. cess. The boys realized over $50, The few farmers who have threshed Automobiles are becoming quite common on our roads; but some peo- ple get too much in thelr “upper story” and allow their car to run at great speed, who have no respect for law, man or beast An unusual quantity of Mme has been burned within two miles of Mad- Isonburg. The farmers fully realize the value to the farms, in lime, Rain would be a welcome visitor here but with all its dryness the corn Is making much progress MILLHEIM Charles Lutz and family,of near Belle fonte, spent Sunday with Joe Meyers’ family, William Swarm, of Baltimore, Sun. dayed at J. H. B. Hartman's’ ohn Meyer, and wife, of Smullton, | spent Sunday afternoon with his brother ? Joe C. F. Corman and family and Elsie Corman, of Duquesne, are spendin some time here and at Coburn wit friends and relatives, One day last week Orlando Hacken. burg, one of Penn township's farmers, with two horses hitched ta a binder and assisted by his wife, cut and shocked ten acres of good wheat in one day. Who can equal that, Mr. Good, of Philadelphia, spent sev. eral days of last week with C. B, McMil- len and family, Tom and Wilmer Confer, of gear Cen. tre Hall, spent Sunday with their pa rents, E. C, Confer's, here, REBERSBURG. | W. J. Carlin, Esq., Is settling the es- | tate of the late Samuel Strohecker, | w hich also involves a distribution t der the will of the father, R. IH. | hecker, the heirs being Bartgeses and | St ms some of whom are in the west, | Rev, Bixler, who resigned as pastor lof the St. Peters Lutheran church of | Rebersburg, is comfortably located as missionary in Nebraska, where he | has a good salary and a wide fleld. C. O, Mallory has a hen which, as a exterminator, beats the cham- | pion of the North American serpent | editorial department, It not i kills snakes without tqualling tha state serper department, is invited to get the breed ia | snake only but also eats Surface, of | ting con and TT new «ground fi | Walker's place in bey re the eas tain EArY { n 1 pitching for the latter since and Johnny Lewis Nationals and of the Washington Tom Harter, king of Loganton, as umpire Kidder got down to his best while fanning out {the league players, 1, 2, 3. The boys | have no kick, however, well any din Loganton st ner fou team, Lush Jimmy Bebring Americans, with of the vacation at the summer resort hos- telry of Harvey G. Milnor, father of the girls. Next Saturday, Tylersville will wit. ness a game of base ball between the Rebersburg team and a selected team from Avis and Lamar. There'll be The Rebersbhurg frog-catcher speared the granddady of all the bull-frogs In Dave Meyer's dam the other day. The Lutherans of Brushvalley without a shepherd. Millheim base ball fans have placed a ban on the Loganton team-—for rough house tactics, Whilst Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bmull are touring “the wild and woolly west” thelr home is kept In order by Mrs, Justice Btover and her daughter Ber. tha. Mr. and Mrs. Smull returned home on Wednesday Miss Bertha Stover has a music class here and In Tylersville, number« ing about 30 pupils. 8he Is obliged to start In at 4 o'clock In the morning, at Tylersville, to get around. Miss Wolf, the school teacher, who socured employment at Lacota, N. Dakota, last year, writes to Mrs, Hare ter, that she is enjoying her vacation in the Pacific coast regions, Farmer John Harter has a fine flock of sheep that are an advantage to any farm and alse to the farmer's ex. cheqner. They keep down the tares are un- | Btro- | Lush and Se- | {bring and their wives are enjoying a something whizzing, as some of the | Rebersburg boys will play under the | gaze of the Bugar valley sweet-hearts, | and algo enrich the soll | Bince the “fool law” {all brook trout under six fit to bite be water, dead nlive, owns one of {in the valley {that i six requires that Hoo returned to the Meyer streams is true, over At trout must or the nicest He savas, trout in 99 '‘Bquire trout what seldom grow mountain streams. any rate, per cent. of the | hooked do not survive, : even when | thrown back Into the water For pre- {mium fools of the Average Pennsylvania legislator takes all the ribbons, red, wi green, yellow and brook inches ne Lh enrbuncls fubler, who had his hand hot ball has a good in Jimmie Miller ut Oh my!” A « by him wdy, Jimmie.’ ’ A Cal ur ening n Jimmie annon ball without stopping AARONSBURG Tir POTTER TWP, Manor Mill } BENORE {laugh Allen Gates Grove, Sunday Mrs. P. E. Hicks is spending a few days with her brother at Rock, Mrs. George Walker, of Beech Creek, is spending a few days with Mrs. Sarah Blair while Atlantic City was home from inches that on her way home frum Wm. Bottorff spent Sunday at George | | Harpers, at Pine Grove ling a few days at P. E. Hicks. | Body Fields, employed, at State Col- | lege. was home on Sunday, | ly and Lura Curry, of Waddle, spent {| Sunday with Mary Franks. Miss Ada Bhers spent Sunday at the home of George Harper near Pine | Grove. TYLERSVILLE. The Reformed Sunday School hold a pleniec and festival here on Saturday July 31st in E. M. Blerly's grove about a quarter of a mile west of Tylers- ville. The Greenbur band will furn- Ish some music; there will also be some singing done. All are invited to come, Alle Well's sister, of Philadelphia, is visiting at this place. William Rhine, of Loganton, visited at Orris Carris’ last Bunday. Roy Snook and wife, of Greenburr, visited the latter's parents, Bilvanus Moyer's, Inst Sunday. Reading, are visiting at his place. UPPER MARION. A festival will be held at the Un. Ev. church, Saturday evening, July 31, for the benefit of the church; all are invited to come. A number of the young folks ate tended the festival at Curtin last Sat urday evening: all report having a fine time, Fred Stamm, wife and family, of Fox Hollow, visited Mis. Stamm's. Philip Shook's mother and aunt of | Mrs. John Curry, of Waddle, is spend- | ] Despair and Despondency No one but a woman ean tell the story of the suffering, the despair, and the despondency endured by women who carry a daily burden of ill-health and pain because of disorders and derangements of the delicate and important organs that are distinctly feminine. 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