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{RE ———————
THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
Thursday, June 9th, 1910,
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Correspondents’ Department |
HE NEWS IN
PORT MATILDA.
Monday evening the
Golden Eagle gave another
members and wi and best
Over one hundred persons were
and partook of the good thing
erved by J. H. i
was quite
On last
of the
to the
girls
present
which were
The event aful so
cial gathering nd all nioved
selves After t in A
the inner n
were giver
town,
were Rey
Rev. H
Brethre:
of thi
enjoy mes
and gn
concern
on
tin
SUCCES
RIC WwW
band
If ve
to
place
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Port Matilda No. 2
Memord Day was
oarved in Pot Matild
the arly mong wi
orated ith
Old
on the
AR
G rr ftir
o'cle
n
the
Mo int
thers
Ing
BCOTres
ir
Rev
i I
well a
the
gallant
address
ter ti
Aan
up fo
at J
Aagalr
continued
tery at Port
town the
Matilda
fed It t
showing
rades
E. cl
triot
portra
tori
After
diamo
broke 1
Mrs
fron \
piaces
pleasar
Arthur
friends
while ent ! for MM
Mr. and Mrs. Jan
Hy, of Tyrone sited] at
of the latter's father, Harry
in Port Matilda, this week
Port Matilda continues to improve
William Crain Is erecting a fine dwell
ing on Church street and Edgar Wil.
lame is also erecting a model dwelling
house on Allegheny street
We are pleased to nots
ing outlook of both the
spring grain and grasses. The fruit
however. in some of the low land sec.
tions of this part of the country was
nipped by frost, but the fruit trees
located on high land escaped, and an
abundant crop Is expected
Mrs. Lidle Nearhoof, of
visiting her parents here,
Adams, In Bhady Dell
J. M. Williams and family returned
from an extended trip In North Caro.
lina where he went for the benefit of
his health. We are pleased to note
that the trip was highly beneficial to
him,
Miss Edith Reese Is visiting friends
in Tyrone and Medera Clearfield
county,
Fite major Billy Meyers, of Vall,
headed the FP. O. KH of A. drum corps
of Hannah Furnace on
Day.
ex Reese and fam
the homes
Woodring,
the promis«
winter and
Tyrone, In
and Mm
A house owned by Peter Kelley, In|
{ vicinity during the past week
Patton township, was burned to the
ground with the entire contents on the |
evening of May 30th. According to re. |
there was no fire in the house |
when the occupants left about an hour |
to the burning, which was
about 7 o'clock; the origin of the fire
is therefore a mystery,
Mrs. Maud a pleasant and
interesting lady, with her two
of Winchester, Tenn, visited
Knights | She
feed | field
Decoration |
CONDENSED FORM FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY
AAA AAS, ~
at the home of Mr
wag formerly
county, to
tended her visit
her home In the
and Mrs, O°
of Grampian
which place
before returning
sunny south
Rees
Clear.
mh
BOALSBU RG.
here
rda 1
Adam Aumar f 1
ited d re
Miss
friends = here re
Annie Haney
time with her parents i ho
account of Hiness
Miss Maggie Harry visited at
for several days recently
Miss Eva Wallzer In at present ser
lously ill with neuralgia of the heart
W. E Balr Ip adding another Im
provement to his home by bullding a
wile
nding some
me or
home
FILLMORE.
Preaching next Sabbath
church at 10:30 A M
Children’s service on
ening. 11th, at 7:30
Mrs. Lomison Is visiting at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs. James Huey's, her
parents
Mr. Barner and wife, of Willlams
port, are visiting at the home of Mr
and Mrs, James Waddle's, We are al.
ways glad to see Carrie's smiling face
Harry Rimmwey and Harold Young
attended the festival last Saturday
evening at Waddle's
for breakers up there,
SPRING CREEK.
Rev, David Davis and family,
Williamsport, visited friends In
in M E
Baturday ev
of |
Dr. Wm. Fry was called to D
Wagner's to care for a colt that has
tetanus,
Rev, Baver and wife, of Pleasant
Gap, spent last Saturday and Bunday
at the home of J. D, Wirts,
James Kustenbauder and family
were entertained at the Kustenbauder
home at Warriorsmark during the last
week; they report a pleasant time,
eX -
to
PINE GLEN,
I presume some of our town
think the seribe Is dead but
to life again
Rhoda Askey
Mrs Steele, of lellefonte
Mr, and Mrs, Wilson Smeal,
son, spent Sunday with the
parents here
Some of our voung
tended the festival at
reported a fine time
No wonder Han Fyve and
Meeker wear broad smiles the
has been around
There wer:
#iah church o
folks |
has come
in visiting her sister
of Mun»
people here at
Karthaus: all
Harm
stor)
no se
n Sat
MILESBURG
1 2
SKUNK HOLLOW Pann Twp.
3 ‘ & | preparing §
10 i}
4
y
mwa
mmer no
his dramatic
Gold” as soon 1
The time |
school conventi
has beer
are invited
gathering
Prof. D Etters will
ers’ examination, June »
Preparat are being
Children’s Sunday,
M E chu everybody
vited
The game
rm
Tune 219
attend
and 30
this religious
met
to
O hold teach
made for
12th, In the
cordially In
one
ay
base ball played by
the younger team on Memorial Day |
seemed to stir the older boys some
for they have decided to organize a |
team to play a few games. Boys, come |
of
to the field and show your interest in |
Boys, look out |
i
this | and irritable,
| nef poisons show In pimples, blotches,
Y. | skin
the national game
A Woman's Great Idea.
Is how 0 make herself attractive
| Put, without health, it is hard for her |
to be lovely In face, form or temper, |
| A weak, sickly woman will be nervous |
Constipation and kid.
eruptions and a wretched com-
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os A godsend to women who want
Pealth, beauty and friends, They
regulate stomach, liver and kidneys,
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Ei (Sompiaxion, rood
them. 60 cents at Green's
Co. Bellefonte,
former's |
PINE GROVE MILLS.
{ ferson hospital
lan operation
Messrs, Claude Alkens
Ard, of Selinsgrove, spent
{ thelr many friends at this
Mra, Clyde Collinge and
| Pittsburg visiting at
Ww. C
| Mins
on Sati
pia) i
Mrs
performed for cancer
and Wilson
Sunday with
place
children,
the home
of
nre of
Collins
Maud Decker returned
radu if ter soevernl mi
Bellefonte
Annie Miller left
Pa. where
mths
Thursday
expects to
COLYER
rt
{f visit ver Nunday
Cummings and son,
fave wit) her par
Mrs Arthur
aul spent A ew
! The Bazaar,
J. S GILLIAM. Prop
Will offer this week a full
line new goods.
nak
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and
na. Laces, Embrold
India Linens, Irish Linens, Strip
awns. Check Lawns Printed
Persian Lawns
Rarettes, Combs
hinges. Dutch
lara, emb, only
Handkerchiefs
Crash be ¢ 8
New Parasols, F
erien
ed |
Lawns
New
New Rud
Linen C
The best
7 for 25
The
te
Black (
Halr Pins
Collars, Jabotls
10
yet shown,
we Burson Hose, seamless, black,
Hose, © eo: lisle
“otton
sh
:
Sox. 3
’
pair for
Vesta, 10 and
extra fine rib,
19,4
alien’ Gauze
Children’s Hose
finist
25¢
10x4 Liner
Pil
Sheets
Re acmiad Candles
10 tin ml ce on BATURDAY, and
to a wstomer. This
is ust a treat for you so come on first
train the rush
SHOES. On) f rf words
going fast to} ere wh w
a pair on Children's
' Iadies’ and
and avold
they
ant te
Hhoes nd
Men's all
Are
RY
lent re and all styles
Look over seach department and you
will ‘find bargains.
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Wednesday and Thursday,
June 15 and 16.
AT BROCKERMOFF HOUSE.
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hin
Ar
being
is remodeling
in occupied by
The work is
-
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house makes quite a fine appearance,
Alvin Whiteman and wife, of near
State College, spent a day visiting at
the home of Arthur Slutterbeck
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