Thursday, April 7th, 1910. nti THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Correspondents’ Department Continued, MANY MOVINGS OVER THE COUNTY WHERE YOU CAN FIND FRIENDS DURING THE YEAR. MAKES UNUSUALLY LARGE LIST Some Moved from Choice, Others Be- cause They Had to Change—Com- piled by Our Alert Correspondents Throughout Centre County. (Continued from page 1) moved near Beech Creek: Mr. Dunkle moved to the farm vacated by Lincoln Crock, in Jacksonville; John W Holmes moved from their home to the farm east of Jacksonville Mr. Corman; Mr. Corman moved to a farm near Zion; John Holmes house is not occupied; Clayton Womelsdorf moved from Joe Struble's farm to the part of Samuel Aley's i by John Deitz; John Deitz had s some household go Apr. 2 continues in the house with hi ) in-law, Clayton Womelsdorf; Samuel Fravel's moved from Joe Long's farm east of Jacksonville to their home at Rockview; Mr. Wetzel from Nittany will occupy the farm vacated by Sam- uel Fravel; Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Helt- man will go to housekeeping on the Heltman farm at Mackeyville vacated by house oc« wis on Centre Hall Naw 1) + Pine Grove Mil Amos K Boalst soil or } Lemont Charles Ziegler Yearick's far : Beller's 1} 18 ir Garbrick from B. | Oak Hall i Houser from Bi the Homan house: Geo Oak Hall to P. 8. Dale uel Reltz moved int ed by Grimes and he Murray Dresser m ' town out in the Barrens to farm and Adam louck from Snyder farm to the house Dresser. Andrew O'Nel Thompson's house to Furnace; Willlam Sarson Furnace to Houserville Boob will occupy the house while William Kersts \ from the Abe Markle } se Into one vacated by Bool Joseph Edmins ton moved from Frank Osman's } “ to Btate College and Frank Osman will occupy the house he vacated; Henry Thompson moved from Houserville to a farm near State College, while Wil. Ham Johnsonbaugh and his son Chas will farm that farm; Arthur Peters from Clayton Etter’ house to Onk Hall; Clyde Stamm from I). A. Grove's house to Mrs A. J. Tate's houss John Kuhn to the Grove | Jackson will move Into house; Ed house near Oak for G. B. T from Marke's ttor Page from Hall to n pe r place to R Aaronsburg Milfon Stover moved known as the Sankey farm Millhelm: Harry We rn house vacated by Stover Hower In his own home vacated by Weaver Harry Be moved in the home vacated by his father: Ed. Bros sler moved to Plainsfield, 11, and Har- ry Call moved In the vacated by Bressler; Gilleand Elsenhour moved In Herbert Condo's home, and they moved to Plainfield, lL: Rollin Kreamer moved In Warren Beaver's house and they moved to Plainsfield, Il; Clymer Stover's moved to Lewistown and Wm Minnick moved In the home vacated by Stover; Gilleand Elsenhour's moved into Herbert Condo's home: Dr, A. B Musser bought the Musser homestead and moved into it; Ray Stover moved in the home known as the Stevens property but now owned by Ray's par- ents: Luther. Bower moved on the Alexander farm, west of Millhelm, and Daniel Reams moved on the farm va- eated by Dower:lsrael Wance moved on the Chas, Wolf farm; Weaver Bd. munds moved to Freeport, Ill; Absa. lom Acker moved In the home vacated went f ved In the and Pleres wer home by Edmunds; Plerce Minnich moved to | Plainfield, IL; Harry Wyles moved to Akron, Ohlo.; Bm, Elsenhuth moved | in the eastern part of Mra. Sara Leitz. | ell's home; Walter Rupp moved in the Rupp home; Wm. Harter moved in his home at Pine creek; Irwin Wance mov. ed to John Bower's farm; Sumner Burd moved to his own form east of town; Mr. Btricker moved from Mill Hall to Irwin Wance's home; Merryman mov- od to Burnham, | will Mingoville, Wm to his home at the Park; FP from the Wm. Showers Cline Neff's house: John Devinney, from the Cline Neff property on the farm he recently bought from A. H Spayd, west of Hublersburg:; A. H Spayd into his home at Hublersburg; Chas. Armstrong, who had been live {ing with his father-in-law on the Gor- don farm, to Rathmall, Pa.: Adam Smith from the Gordon farm on the Humes farm east of Bellefonte; Lath er Grenoble from Pleasant Gap on the Gordon farm; E. G. DeArmitt out of Joseph He house into his own which Is about completed W. Shamp, property into rmans Boalshurg. J. M., Welland, who dd Weiland farm at there the first of will Onk Boal farm; Grant Houser to Oak Hall; George Garbrick, who lives at Oa) Hall, will move to SBhingletown; Amos Koch's son, of Shingletown, will move on the Goheen farm just west of town; Amos Koch will take ¢harge of the Boalsburg hotel the first of April Daniel Martz, of Shingletown, will move to the farm vacated by Koch's William Stover who kept hotel, will move back to his own property. Geo : will move to his ney uce Lon purchased th Linden Hall, will April; David Hall to the move snvder movi | 8h rts ompleted; Mr Br will move di property Mrs, Marg purchased Harry Wn street Harr iret Ril Hal property Hettinger the (Frove ' esi te Rebersburg and East Miles d sale and went West ated £3 D Weaver er's tenant house E GG. Hosterman propert at Wolfs sosseasion: W. F. Stover K osterman farm same t} week WwW the Thos § Brur Ww F Stover ommences farming and vill move Into A. N. Corman’'s tenant house vacated by W. H. Zeigler; Chas Page will take care of J. E. Zelgler's property; CC. J. Crouse moves into W J. Carlin’s } and David Deihl will occupy one-half of Chestie Stover's house vacated by Crouse CC. M Gram. ly goes into his own house vacated by Peihl: OW Weaver moves Into C M. Gramley'shouse vacate by himself: Joe Korman bo Weaver's farm and takes possession Ammon Shroyer moved on Cornelius Hower's farm; Samuel Mowery on 7 W. Walker's farm vacated by Fd Frank moved to Smullton J. Krelder, who had a and where a broodsow pigs was sold for 155, will move Into his own propert vacated by Frank Elmer Wolf will farm the Kreider farm and J. H. Day commences farming on Henry Meyer's farm vacated by Wolf J VY Brungart bought the Reuben Smull farm 4d moved there:A. B Wolf took possession of Newt. Prun gart’s farm, and H. K. Smull from SEmullton, moved inteo A. BB. Wall's home; W. W. Hackman, H. H. Royer and W. B. Krelw made a circle and moved on C, HH. BEmull's and T. E. Roye er's farms; J. E Walker sold his prop erty in Rebershurg: HE Douty moved on GG. O, Mallory's "Shady Bide" farm, and Gilbert Gentzel moved Garret's farm which he bought from H E. Douty; Hazel has rented J. W. Har. ter's homestead known as the “Gove ernor” Shultz home; J. W. Harter CRY ne Gramley ight © Ww Showers and W monster with elever sale moved In with his mother-in<law, Mra, | | Barah Wolfe, and C, N, Woife into Harter's property; H. B. Moyer also had a large sale where cows were sold for $81.00, he moved In with his mother | at Centre Mills, and A. G. Cummings from Boalsburg took possession of J, IK. Moyer's farm, Moyer; his own home at Rebersburg. His imon, Chas, will have charge of ths | farm: Harry Hosterman will lve with Mra, Sarah Btrohecker; A. IL Gilbert, H. M, Walker and Wm. A. J. Korman fo to Texas March 1st, 1911, May ppiness and prosperity follow all these people to thelr new homes, Showers moved from Bellefonte | on GQ P| | Warriorsmark; Woodward. Chas, Musser moved into the Sam’l William's home; Thos Benner to where Musser vacated; B. F. Cohen moved in with Andrew Mover's: L. 1 Wenver to where Cohen vacated and Cleveland Musser on the farm vacated by Weaver Mrs, Kessinger In Edson F'ultz's house Walter Reffner to wher Mrs, Kessinger vacated and A. C, Sli fer, of Lewisburg, In the he ated by Reffner: Wu Foose to Unlon ty: T. D. Bowersox to 1 vacated, and Jackson where IIB Vii Bowersox vacated Smithtown—Gregg Twp. Elmer Smith moved @rom the Wm H. Grove to his farm purchased from B, FF. Frankenhberger; the Bros, moved on the W, H. Grove vacated by Elmer Smith; J. D moved to his home purchased Jos, Mevers in Millhelm: Chas, ver moved on the Doctor Frank vacated by J. DD. Keen: Samuel moved to Union county where he dwelling house and Alexander moved to Coburn; CC. Alexan Coburn; Chas, Stover moved to Doctor Frank's house vaca ted by Ellery Brown; Luther B« moved from the Hafels farm at Aaronsburg to the Alexander farm farm mnfer farm Keon from Sto farm put i chased a slore room; Miss Nora Wm. Harter's at der moved to wer Madisonburg. ho vi Site A State College 11 moved 1 hia at Struble new mil Amos Koch to Boals Henry Thompson to the Foster J. H. Meyers to the Ward home ne Grove Mills: John Smith to the Erb mansion Willian Randolph to part of the Charles Snyder house, Jo Edmiston to Btate College Har ry Bhugerts to Altoona: Andy Rockey to the Brockerhoff farm, east of Belle fonte; Robert Watkin to the J. A Miller farm; G. E4. Corl to his new possessions, having bought the old George Cronemiller farm EA shall to the Willlam Hoy property James Smith te eo J W. Keplar ten ant house; | Fishburn to part the J. B. Ard } TT J. NN. E his new homes Water street Grove Mills Rupp to the house vacated Mi: ¥ vi Willian ree Mitchell farn James Kustal be to the Whitmer farm at Ehilo} CC. Bode! to the J WwW. Btewart farn Harry Tressler to the Dale farm on the pike: John Sti. ver to the farm he bought of Joh Shues enr Warrioramark Filmer Sunda to the old Sam’l Musser farm Morris Runkle to the W. H. Marts farm George Inhoof to Btate College; J. FF. Bauserman to the J. 3. Hess ten ant house Arthur Peters to the house vacated by Mr. Jerres who moved to the Oak Hall factory: J. A. O'Neill to the J. MH. Miller tenant house: Allen Burwell to the J. B. Campbell farm at Tyrone: Dr. RR M, Krebs In with Mrs. John Musser; L. D. Musser to his new home on Water street, Pine Grove Mills: Frank Smith to the Ard home, vacated by 1. DD. Musser; G. E Har. sor to his new home on the J, H. Mil. for farm near Swabbh to the Reed farm: Samuel Grove to his new home In Pine Grove Mille; C. H, Meyers to the IL. Ayers senh verte erin #2 to the tenant house: J. HH. Williams to the H. |} M. Bnyder farm; Hamil Goheen to his father's farm; Samuel Frank to the James Oliver farm: Henry Nloom to the Hon. J. W, lar to his own farm In the Glades, vas ented by Mr. Fishburn; MeGee Logan {to the Campbell farm vacated by MH. N. | Clem. Gramly will go on the | retired farmers lst and will move Into | Worse than Bullets, Ream | Mar | Kep- | | Linden Hall, | David Snyder moved from {land farm to the Houser Hall; John Wieland Boalsburg to his farm at the farm at moved this Vie Onk from place Howard. annual Nittings our vears, but These will not be borough as In some quite suflicient in iwmber to make considerable stir who will the borough, BO numerous In f I { 34 . H. D. Tomson goes to Ore gon, i ¥ { armer leave Lucas to Tyrone, Ira CC. John- to State College, James Harvey vrone, and Mrs. Bathurst, who to cook In a logging camp. The left by these will be In part by Cyrus Tice, of Philadelphia moves into his own hot Mrs. DeHans; Rev, E. ¥, Foust, ort loudon, into the J. W. Mayes wuse, vacated by Mrs, W. 1. Harvey; wter DeArment into the Dr, Me- Cormick house from which Ben, Lucas moved; Lionel Walker into the half of the Wetzel house left by John { Hall and family, and E. Burd and daughter, of Coburn, who will go Into the handsome brick cottage y Dt McIntire, vacated by Peter Robb; J. FF. Hall moves from the wet- z¢l house to the recently unoccu pled side of the Latshaw house on Walnut street; John Turner leaves the property recently purchased from CC. W. Bmith by the late Mrs. W, T Leathers, te section of Dr. Meln re's house le vacant by the going of and George HH. 1 orarily; Mrs. W. | in \ Me “ ¢ her hil OH Ine, VACA~ { eathers 1 Hey moves into | temp Harve 1 I d Jr on-alcoholic Sarsaparilla If you think you need a tonic, ask your doctor. If you think you need something for yous blood, ask your doctor. If you think you would like to try Ayer’s non-alcoholic Sarsapa- rilla, ask your doctor. Con- sult him often. Keep in close touch with him. We publish our formulas ers | Ask your doctor to name some of the | results of constipation. 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