THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Thursday, August 5th, 1909, TANY. | Dave Holter | py little duck valley throvgh ing. Ome BEL I EFONTE AND VICINITY IN Tuesday NIT Sc ted } " . " iv avely visited friends at Avis, Dr, Lock H. W. Haven left he Tate where 12 dozen metal egg crates free with | shoes purchased at Yeager's shoe store, ~]. W. Zerby, of Gregg, and ] Hall, of Snow Shoe, were business « | ers. on tran "camping party have school ‘ Hecla for me | - ruel team, It is ba SHORT PARAGRAPHS to jump on the Bellefonte ['hev did the best THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS | base ll who wa could COUNCIL MEETING and noon for D busine day. WwW man, wi day. Ans net a Wednes ffortney, Esq, tu lock IHaven on Wedn port Mr children for Punxsutawns it friends Mrs wife of Dr. Wilcox, church, left where Wilcox, pastor of the Methodist Wednesday for Willlamsport she will visit friends Wilbur Bellefonte, is mond, Va. Down crowds of 15000 Miss Gene long, an ator the Western U Company, of Philadelph ing her summer vacation her in Bellefonte We call to Willard's sue \ ther Jr.,, formerly of ball In they Twitmire, playing there people. efficient oper- Telegraph spend- home of nion is hart from their big the forests of came | their tr They time and had thrill marvelous escapos the erd fi and deer exe they if to sa heen thorough! England h Interesting storie ind water y OW eK wit p were which like fairy the "i on most ng experiend In going 1} rests they | nd =m plentiful ot of the not afraid ’ LE w nedlingly stood within ut We are pe It 1s ‘ he seas has In pevernl comme} Ween chem le shop rks for ne } . built throug hie of the thus ties for Through Garman K. Lukenbach, Blair County rone, gro making ava storage fad £000.000 feet of lumber the of Al Frank solicitation the of vice president of the National Bank, of Ty. we received one of the now much sought after Lincoln pennies that have Just come from the United Siates Mint. The design Is beautiful and has the appearance of a gold plece of much larger denomination. It is of a small- er size than the old ones In cliroula- thon, having on one side the portrait of Lincoln with the words “In God We Trust” Of course they must have forgotten to consult “Teddy” when this favorite American inscription was and courtesy placed over the head of our martyred | president. On the words, "One Cent; America” other side are the United States of Joh printer was a bush | lartees artges , of Spring Mills, 12 for all Matil wviey, Mrs Howard Gear Miss Mame Fox Mrs. Joseph Fo Wie erable plea fellow are ver able to keeg re Bell, taking a irse in prior 10 Cont ent ing West Point —The Democrat had pleasant callers in Mrs. E. Glantz, of Nittany, sccompani- | simi friend Mrs, Lockard son, of Lamar, ed by her and little George fans don’t seem thing — Bellefonte base ball to understand how the some pew Offi 1s done, as ulties continually ar i$ NOt our year. Jenkins ar day they Af ive DOGO, ana Mrs. Harry About t t x «nh tin ’ would hike He barely we get around with t} facare | glad to see He WAYS ankle is becomes is firm wi rienads, CImiTee, Ae well other here until his stsonger, and able t ! comfort WEED ~~ remain get along with more ease and Joo Katz DOW a Recently Bellefonte but chaot at Lewistown, lyin a formesly, of nent mer. prominent httle sensation which was about s follows Last Jan Mr. and Mrs ho C. Henderson, of that place, need | money, and Mrs, Henderson gave her engagement nag to her hus to pawn He went to Joe Kate y gave him hundred on Two months later the Hender sous had a quarrel asd deci Mr. Hen deemed prom figured 3 IATY w he Oe loliars the ring led to SCPAT erson then went Katz the ring it is averred, and er Mrs, Henderson ne rag When told reedeem ate to i noG Or 0 a " wevx wanted to redeem 1 by Katz that her } . it apd np w nan her husband covery of then band had t) ter nN refused ht & ee in LO give uit against both the re the Katz for Bellefonte w local tou In fact town with horse vehicles from adjoining towns and coun ves. At the Brockerhoff House 16 persons registered to automobile parties. The day is coming when our highways will be crowded with vehicles of this character which will mean an other revenue for country hotels that will probably exceed that of the agent of traveling man there were pineteen persons came to Hecla and took their dinner and came to Bellefonte in the aflernoon. maining here several hours Among this crowd were Lee Larimer and wile, Robert MeCullough, father of Mrs, Lar imer, Edward Burgman and Dr. Angle From Altovpa there were E BB. Green and wife, the former being superintend. eot of the Altoona Electric Light Co. Editor Claude jlo and wife with F_K. Mattern and were here, also H C. Corbett and wife, | dod H. E. Aodrews, of New Bethle em. SUNGAY WAR a i SLO . ARLOMODLIe the was crowded 10% who belonged ©. 8 the From Jersey Shore | hey ] { full of { It at the | the first time Mrs. of Philipsburg i saterneic Agnes Moore Mrs, S guest of adie morning ay pent at Atlant lar post Brick Co. He ww Philadel; a when about 10« eveland asked ondition of 30 Detter han his father he stated he he was several month "go day Miss Asn Nolan, the in the Regimer's office is spending the Wagner to Bellefonte pend of her two ion at her home sewing When a young lady takes a week off 10 : that very to wrk Alona where she werk as the guest of when sl returns tl balance sters we will » 1e weeks vaca “ew pleasant so piace : 5A inqicatson affair is strong ony FH gong take Oscar Peters for the Inter agent | Harvest Cx has moved from where he will e change and it family home 0 LALDCaslerT home 1 I. venience wii of mare (requ Was ere tinue Lo coy wl Mr territon He pleasant fellow his fam ily will be missed Bellefonte and Centre county horse nen will be in fact that George Gano, the pacing stallion owned jointly by Barton Pardee, of Lock Hav en, and Irv Gleason, of Gleasontown, on Tuesday won the Chamber of Com merce stake of $5000, In the circuit races at Detroit, Mich., and in addition a large bunch of money on the side. The class wus 2:13 but the stallion won in threestraights the fastest of which Was 2.04% interested the ~Every night there isa big attrac tion at the Scenic It's a great show, snap and go Nobody has to sit and over and over again. If you have seen Scenic you have seen it for This is what makes this place so attractive. We cannot put in type the many expressions of favor | and commendation that are heard from diss Laport, of Tyrone, | the many who crowd the (heatre every night. The singing of William Laye is well worth tha price of admission, Go and enjoy yourself, Was | listen to old antiquated songs | | of watch pictures that have been used | A DOVE the + we | 1 by «Un Monday ALL W James Stine, of Bellefonte, <8 a hou at Stale ( of the scaffolding broke fall. His one side was injured extent that he was carried While he has been under the care physician his injuries are not such as cause alarm. He is a carpenter Hon, Johe Noll and Paul Fortney Bellefonte; Fred Smith, of Philipsburg and W. M, Grove, of Spring Mills. left ont Tuesday as delegates to the Demo cratic State which met in Harrishurg on Wednesday. ames Carl, of Bellefonte, was one of the reg ularly elected delegates, but as he was un} able to go Paul Fortney took his place Stine, WES wars KE when and be bad at oe olle ge part home of A of canventron Amoag the Tyrone base ball rooters CRIM Bellefonte « Tuesday were Al and Robert Garman. They are very enthusiastic over the papular game and enjoyed the sport whi furnished them by its awkward s Robert had him the new | i penny which has just the government, The Blair County Bank. of Fyrone, is giving out 10.000 of them at advertisement, which hb good one who io n # Our team ith n Ww Deen issued by as AS proven a «Today the Undertaking Association of Central Pennsylvania is holding its annual meeting in Bellefonte, with head- quarters at the Brockerboff House, A significant coincident is that the auto mobilists of the county are also holding forth here today so that if any accidents bappen among the occupants of the horseless car there will be no trouble 1» finding an undertaker, A large number of the latter are here and are enjoying | the hospitality of jour town, «This week a steel ceiling is being pn in Petriken hall, now being used by | . Clayton Brown as the Scenic The | ball will then be repapered, making this | one of the finest moving picture halls 10 | be found in the state, She entire build. ing has been rewired by Francis Miller and Max Heinle, making it more con. venient for the tevants to illuminate their flats, A switch board has been placed at the main entrance so that the electricity can be turned on at that point, 3:11 IRN Pa e X spe it e ay Jennie Beck. ax Erly of Reading lersville }. 4 Margaret two a Bergstresser, accompanied by McCormick and Pear! Hoy, his n f Hublers. burg, were drivia nm ou 1 ne evening recent THE BAZAA We will offer of S00 YO : ANDCH 1000 vds. Sh 800 yds. 4 4 Bro Cotton sic avd Ladies Wrappers Gowns, Chen Aj New Belts rons, much below value Dutch Collars, New Neck Ruffs, Buster Brown Collars, New Col lars in Stripes and Embroiders 10 Linen Suits the last of the season, only $4. 4 Table Oil Cloth, New Patterns §0 pair Canvass Shoes and Slippers only soc. worth $1.25 for Ladie's, Men, and Children J. 8 GILLIAM, Prop. Bellefonte, Pa. Aug. 5. 1909, wi aT LOY FOR Suover SALF r f the fh Pa. For 4 Rn Ww rmation ¢ Pan? a 6 or address | cher alsburg FOR SALE~ House amd vgs and conver or with Dees "aler T Address Box . st Pa alr Sm nle gine. wu ne R KS FOR SALY trratnre oY s Irving me, = Qise al pr BLE A SHOEMAKING beck to Helletor harness shop o work and rosso work guaranteed E. Torsel, the shoemaker 1e and = how cated at James Wian, High able prices; good FOR SALE~4 bh. p Rambler touring oar ald al 1 »G sed one COTA in Lhe Good stock and wo wi and windshield full rquipment; 2 20h p. Ram blers complete with top | B inh p Ret Adress CM. Gramiey, Kebersburg Art tor Hutrisburg Antomebile Co Rambler runabout MAKKIT QUOTATIONS, HELLEVONTE Fees per eeen Lard, pet pound Tallow. per pound Hutter. per pound PRODUCE, HELI FFONTRE-GRAIN "» Will be sold st & sacrifoe a The follow ng prices sre ald by CY. Wag per, for yraly NR | i seen wean EERE LER Ea w w w - » w
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