Thursday, March 10th, 1910, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 7. Correspondents’ Department Continued. ~ MILESBURG. Campbell and wife, of Re- novo, spent a few days last week with his father, Ross Campbell and family, Frank Campbell, of Renovo, spent the Sabbath at home with his father, Ross Campbell and family. Mr. and Mrs Quick spent part of last week friends and | atives in Altoona. Samuel Baird, emp spent 2 at home James ol Lyrons with parent in Thomas LICOrEe with a former \ Sabbath at “8 [amin front creditable William Sunday a I'he Saturday total seventy class satu gol a which noyanc doctor Last atil and had week 1. C. B g his lighting and Renovo, Brady ng busines ce innocent will str Haven Jo tray ing we We « tion In the in the LINK Raw Fur and William week from reembark his first catch John yet pora ’ pl 1 dog; C8s, m new ing busin Alkens & Dri Inc good Incor ine Al iture de Haupt, Ginsing Co, train ha h the en of K | £ Son, at . injuris tal mar is In We Wassor speed r Mise Verna was the gues Mayme Zor) Roller 1 the and fan Christ Bellefor was the Young Mra Pear! Webhne w red v J ana Mau rose 1) " Mrs. Wil day night on last T There wa dave the last teacher helr at Newherm We od Harry Maud folly fellon had hi out driving on nda ble tram Hand your will be sent in for pu Max Rote, of Pittsburg, visited some of Mas many friends here on Saturday Those entertained by Robt. and Mary Allison one evening last week were Misses Christine Harris, Vista Krape, Flo. Smith, Verna Kahl, Mary Flan. nigan, Marie Bwartz, Marie Nolan, Lilian Kessinger, Alice Emerick, Eva Kessinger, Helen Rossman, Florence Rossman, Messrs. Irvin, Harry and Earle Peck, Ray Nolan, Bruce Harris Ernest Dotterer, Orr Biddle, Mae Emerick, Clair Kessinger, Ralph Swartz, Glenn Nolan, Clyde and Lew Bwartz . Ralph and Marie Swartz rendered some cholce music on plano | and coronet, We are sorry to note that Mrs. I. © Mechtley ia very {IL The disease In| pluro-pneumonia. A. B. Beck Is in Columbia county on business, Mrs. W, E Kessinger aryl daughter Eva were Mill Hall visitors last Sun. ' Nittany Ne. 2. On Tuesday evening of last week a KE a not good the Hl news 46 mi Cation ribe | the home of OO. W, jolly crowd of young people session of the homesof Mr. and John Holmes, at Jacksonville, they were royally entertained by es Ruth and Margaret Holmes esses, Those comprising the were Misses Alta Yearick, Yeariek, Sadie Hoy, Messrs, and Homer Yearick, Earle Orr, Boechdel, Chas. Shaffer, Flovd ick, Miss Condo, of Me Cincera Yearick, Clarence Yearick, Mary All Zerby, Blanche Katherine and woe, Christine olan, Harry tobt A HHS itt " "nh § CONV Ye BETS Howard; Man 1 and Nolan, Pearl Florence Smith, Harris, Glenn Mauck, B Tm. gon, May W on, Kiang | nth plenty st what thy 1if to he ope it ardw ut ve the e of AT ma Are ple the the } old that of sta. coming oe a home alle ® We in the ¢ atl ae three ¢ mmer of n ont cations ond Ale fo ir n threes rallre Any iHtien ov. schools, one in in ory mx hope our in ' hem stores, and all else whic? for. One of the hest fo water supply, which ean few towns of the size of on have all the ir f ntures be found Ire You modern Improvements in your home except electricity, and we hope to have that soon. If you are seeking a quiet country place to make yourself = home, come to our town. You can't find a place with better scenery or as many modern ae. commaodations than we have, Come get a drink of our pure mountain wa. ter, and you will never live elsewhere, Port Matilda No. 3 On Tuesday evening, March 1st jolly erowd of young folks from and Hannah Furnace, drove down can n Dix to in playing games and singing. About 11 o'clock they wers dining room by Mrs. Gates who had an elaborate table spread for guests festivities until each one was more than satisfied, all returned to the pars | lor and continued thelr merriment un ti in the wee hours of the night, when all departed for thelr homes thank. ing thelr hosts for the kindness ten. took poss Mrs were Miss- as host. party Lottie Willard Chas \r Jocksonville; Philadephia; Miss me Webner, Vista and Gates and was roy. | ally entertained by spending the time! Invited to the | the | After partaking freely of the | dered them and for the they all enjoyed. Those Misses Stella Peters, Della Mildred Nearhoof, Linnie Ruth Lego, Alma and Dorothy Messrs, Roy, Elmer, Alonza and rest Nearhoof, and Wesley also the driver, Ralph George Bickle, who are Fowier, pleasant Williams employed MT. EAGLE. Gates, who 10 William ia, « tion of Elmer mrents herd Mrs. Jennie Batl Reeder visited Kmenhize fir in employed AN attend the home | 1 Gettig ame Co with spent Sunday iret and Mrs, | at the home of Nittany. of Curtin WH \ L.eath ‘ry nn, ‘harlie ant callers withers No One Expects ¢t ti Sale of Register. Leading Sales Throughout Centre County. H vi sDAYN MAR nas rens nD | Wer IT a | THURSDAY RCH Ir bora on 1) W Murray farm 1} Catlin ements and Ha MARCH Heeeh Adam Fisher and al! kinds heusehold goods WK, duet itm dW ve SLO w ree i will we r res of farn Saaom iy TH! RSDAY H es Sohe the Newton if's Store. J i farm Miiier rast . ka H MARCH 17 of Jack Fravel will se farm stock A.C. MeClintie, Aurt MARCH © : ¢ east of John Swartz will | farm stock nts. sale at am David Wen THURSDAY ile eas! ny v Say And implems THURSDAY Mileshurg and imple sel. Aut FRIDAY ville. J ht - ¢ nis m west of Union wil work horses 3 § young cattle, Sharpless cream sf pe of farm implement ek sharp. 8S. K. Emerick, suet page MARCH Haaue MARCH H Spots we h " SOR rat 3 Sale wa at . (her sales FRIDAY Harry Hangrr farm mp at Lb of Mary Haagen and CAPCULOPS William J ars ) Hesch Creal Yop will AMIeNta ive stock and household Haagen homestead. 1 miles east ek b ' sale to begin Pavid auc FRIDAY MARCH Is fone. D H Bartiey implements Sale wt tie. Ant FRIDAY. MARCH 15-2 miles east of Centre tall CA and Amelia Weaver, Admrs. of A f Weaver will farm stock and imple ments and household goods. Sale 0a m SATURDAY, MARCH 19-2 miles west of He blemsburg. A HH Spayd will sell, | horse, § sows. brood sow and full Hoe of farm imple | ments. Salestipm A C MeClinthe, suet MONDAY. MARCH 21.«One-half mile east of | Old Port, Harry E. Pye will sell farm stock | and implements. LL Frank Mayes suet | TY BSDAY MARCH 2-2 miles west of i njonyille Harry Potrer will sell 4 horses, 8 sows, 7 young eattle, 4 hogs and full line of farm implements 8K Emerick. Aum WEDNESDAY MARCH 2-2 miles east of Wolf » Store W_ J. Krewder, will sell 5 horses, # cows. 14 head young eattie 14 shots, farm implements, spring wagon, harness and some house hold goods, Salest 2.0 AM. H. H I Miller, Auet. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2-1-2 miles west of Julian, C. M. Meyers will sell live stock and LL. Fraok Mayes, Auet | THURSDAY. MARCH 8-1 mile east of Flom. fog, in Hush Hollow James Brown will sell live stock and farm Snplenantg, Bale at | o'clock, 8 K. Emerick, A f Cre en east of Halle farm stock and A.C Metin S1fm will se) am sell | farm implements time present were: Lewis Weaver, Walk, For- | Weaver, | and at at INgpecs- his ] and IH Wm THURRDAY MARCH Oh incih sdicining State Col HO. will sell; horses, § mileh cows, 3 sows and shorthorn bulls, 2hroc full line of farm implements aL IDA M Li. Frank Mayes. Auot HURS, MARCH 24% mile southéns wgleville, on the DeGonge farm Eagleville station, Jacob Bowes work horses 13 head of entitle of farming implements Sale at 12} Wensel nue L HURSDAY, MARCH Stormstown, J LS Yeur colt ot of shoals Na straw by Hunter RIDAY MM yRCH of the M March 14: ‘ues. Mar. 15: ] M. Goodhart Thur. Mar. 2%: LW. Yearick One m west of forte road. w LIVE STOCK dark bars. well mate . Jacksonville Hi the follow ¢ head of horses eam 1 weight 300%y | Loan BL ingle driv } BOWS me w tw of sale good Ehead of 0 he rs and i heifers wi be fresh wi Wen fe i on ng the sell of of : ’ ne if ? bes tt " brood sows, § nice shonts IMPLEMENTS Deerit rngue track for 4 wer, Deering ha Osborne bay tedder. Hoosier spring tooth barrows, spike har row. Hoosier single coraplanter ? double coraworkers, single eul tivator. potato raiser. land roller § good § horse wage one with in tires: good lumber wagon spring wagon pea buggies, good Lop bugey sielgh. cutter. 240 e sinds. fT bark racks, har pooh hay fork. buggy poke cutting Hox ning mill, meat stand and beneh 3 seLs « adders. ete Harpess: 2 pairs team harness pair of good driving harness I sets single driv og hartoess. | sed new with rabber mounting pairs good Loam nets, B nets good vidi saddie. cheek lines. cable chair gran other articles. HOUSEHOLD GOODS ssh range. No. 9 cook Stove, new dou! econ! stove, parlor wood stove, porner fuinks, 101. exonsion table springs. 1 dos. ehairs writing kettles. copper kettle. # kettle Delia. shum, waler separsilor freeter, T2egg Incubator los Also Jot of Cholee A.C, MeClintie ao NORD wt binder rees side? raks 18 ne wh High and Poek © heater ecaphoard bdwtegda, hed desk. # god Iron rings. 2 dinner In He orean and many other arte Sed Corn Sale aL 9 Auet ‘Wednes Mar. 16: M.F. Hazel On the Brockerhoff farm. 1% miles west of Bellefonte, along Jacksonyille road, will sell the following x LIVE STOCK <8 head of horses horse, 8 sre old wi 1785 thoroughly broke of leading vo | le | P Iden Oo m Ld! oe pi plgs shout Lime of sale hay sided : 16 shouts and ples 2 iwo-horse wagons, good anure spreader. MeCorm y been short LEMENTS i] it. on used time) mder in good condition, new Hyer rage dump rau ower, 2 Gale and Buckeye double eal eel land roller, 8 Syracuse plows, 2 Perry Hallie woeder, Empire grain dr ible cornplant Cet Hall single Ariter pot ! (Ol shape pair good Key Deer K-11 Lr MAMMOTH PU Fine 2 LIC SALE 230-Acre Farm, IM New ick binder (7 Keystone Valors hat 1, Hoos! CoOrs t ty sister well bay are block du msted yearn 25 toh bull 2.9r old Bay borse & borse colts, well mated Head of Mixed Cattle, tL. very gentle, fairly colt, Pair of ft NE , regs” DeKol registered or i 18 Head of Hogs. Farmin Implements, g ¥ 56 Head Good Live Stock Wed Mar. Milton Kline § Farming Implements. 23: fo, M. Meye 230-Acre Farm. 12 13 Head of Horses. Good Dairy Outfit rs March 31 : Ww. H. The ompson | | | John F. Gray & Son’: Life and Accident Ins surance HARRY FENLON, INSURANCE James Schofield, . HARN ESS Bellefonte, Pa. The Bes 1 iy Pure Food soves to your Happiness. HEALTI Remember The Purest Is The Bes Is The Cheapest Pure Groceries are sold Sechler & Company AND 1 more paiat | to you and your fam ctors’ Bills and contributes. {1 IS WEALTH only THE SHOE FOR MEN THAT CURES CORNS O-SO-EZ-Y ] : Dark bay works anywhere and not afraid | of anything old, wi. MM, works anywhere and not afraid of steam or Atos: | bay mare ® ye. ol, with foal, wi 485, very gentle and a good single driver as well Man Ad work mare: | roan mare 12 yrs old, wolghs 1100, 8 No. | all around mare, esabot be hitched wroad eliher single or double; | bay poll 3 yea. 0 weighs 1100, well broken single or double, and » I bay horse 6 yrs. | O-SO-EZ-Y The shoe for men that cures corns O-SO-EZ-Y THE SHOE FOR MEN THAT CURES CORNS YEAGER'S SHOE STORE, BELLEFONTE, PA.
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