Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOC RAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, June 16, 1910, Correspondents’ Department HE NEWS IN CONDENSED FORM WINGATE. Ell Stere will hold a lawn the benefit of the telephone, on Hat urday evening, June 18th, the P R. R. lawn here. Don't forget the date and also bring your friends Chas, McLaughlin has in his lot here & pear tree containing pears now in blossom for the this season Ravmond Fisher, employed by the P. R. R Co, at Tyrone, returned home on Friday with a badly cut head Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Leander Bumgardner are the sick list; and James Snyder son, George, and Harry Haines prise the injured list of the week Veris Way and sister, Myra, of Stormstown, spent a few days here last week with their brother, L. 8S. Way and wife Theresa Watson, who has been visit ing her mother and friends here, left on Monday for Bellefonte and vicin- ity. Marlin Ragen our young men, received the as P. R. R. extra telegraph last week John T. Haines, esteem ed and venerable to express his sincere thanks to his many friends who remembered him by post card shower on his 68th birthday on Friday. I. 8. Way, the second trick P. R was called to Tyron a higher position there. More power to you, R M Mcl.aughlir and Summers, two of our star ball spent Sunday evening with Curtin. Everybody | 0 rehearsals « the n's vice and help £ » Cess Mrs. Joh: Chicago with her fete for on and is second time on and come one of up-to-date appointment Ope rator of our citizens, one desires jocular and efficient R. operator here, » last week y fill in the mal Zet Thon offee friends the BOTr- attend Day LEMONT a fine new Mrs badl buggy reco L : J. B nesda in Milt VALLEY VIEW Shadle William tree last doing a sell and straw Woe somewhat re When the lat the mud they the ‘quack, uarries ck pond orers paddle around h can hardly Suppress quack How about It Harve i beer but all are my H Bradls out of thirts the Ir Mrs this week from a vi in n : Houser le James Rowan jest man around seemb here SOBER Auman ne irday at 1 : A Vonada, wife and ghter, Marion, also Mrs. J. J. Gentzel tended the funeral of Mra, Cook do. at lock Haven last M Miss Furl Auman made a! trip to Aaronsburg on T} Benjamin Shaffer who In wi at State College, was home day Two of our young ladies expect to take a trip to Pitsburg in the near fu ture, There must be some attraction out there Bzra Confer and Andrew Bheesley are busy making paper wood for Uriah Auman, TYLERSVILLE. Miss Annie spent Hat M. C mana» da at Cone. usiness readny rking over Bun- Our base ball team went to Logan. | ton on Saturday and came back de- feated. This was their first defeat for the season. They played good ball all right, but were outclassed by Logan- ton's hitting strength, Samuel! Smith, Roy Weaver and Floyd Miller attended teachers’ ex- amination at Clintondale on Wednes- day. A. B. Greninger was a business vis- itor at ton on Saturday . The IL. O. O. F. of Rebersburg to. gether with the P, O. H, of A this place will have thelr decoration exer. clses on Saturday. FROM ALL PARTS OF THE COUNTY WADDLE. Watson, of Bush Sunday visitor Miss Clara WHE an over Pownell home, hers Miss Laura Confer spending grandparents Yarnell Hey burg Hollow nt Lie of Bnoy time Mr some here Eldridge and wore callers at this cently Sevmouar fined to his improving Mrs, J. A. Confer has returned to home here after several we with her daughter, at Beech Creek Martin Fetzer and bride, of Altoona, Cams last week to visit relatives # place, and on Friday night our calithumpians gave them a lant seranade (Of cours EVEerys- went off lovely and thrown. Ears infer bed who has heer with rheumatism, her stay eke’ down there were Ones are well car sick of are ime proving Misses companied | Packer, left | where Miss will Louis sanitarium for tre Floyd Breth and Clyde companied by their lady friends, Cyn. ithia Bover and Lizzie Breth, ed the festival at Howard on day night party Mrs. A M our community Anna and Be by their uncle, Tuesday for Shank ft Jonathan St. Louis enter the St atment Poormar safe Bessie held at the home of Mr Shank on Friday even of thelr da was ghter, Be vious to her Those pre Delphia for St ont were Carrie BENORE JNVILLE MADISONBURG Miles Breor ad werd : yy alter BOHN on Bat ng although the boys mal pits to Saturd the The schools In this tow: en out last week wers to the same the this place " ings. we cannot lear attraction ship were ARNE tenc! \ pres mother visited at Vor vda on Sun Fiedler spent a pleasant with her friend, Miss me of J. B. Hazel this place are not present, they weather week ago Hunday evening ugherty, at the } The fishermen of doing fishing at s all walting on warm On Baturday ing a there was a fidewnlk concert held In front of the home of J. J. Gramiey The party 4id fine, only the party that hadn't the game got the blame for It Mra. T. BB. Everett, who has been on the sick list for some time, is slowly improving George Showers had his family out for a drive with the few horse on Sun. day afternoon much ever FILLMORE. The Epworth League will hold a fes. tival next Saturday evening In the churchyard, and will serve strawber- | {of Linden Hall, | brother, at this place, over Bunday, wet | | weather and the farmers cannot work | irles and all the delicacies of the sens ison. All are invited, We are still having lots of | their corn and potatoes, BEd Taylor, our huckster, has made several extra trips to State College with chickens and turkeys this week on account of commiencement, There will be a couple of our young men going up to the moon some of §ets dure. ow about It, Harry and attend- ! Satur- | ministers SPRING MILLS. much rainy weather for the far mers’ corn Is not good: it | ing much and there will grain cut by Jul ith Ed Brown caught a trout Nat IX 1-2 Inches Wis a beauty many and the The very have a station vou Too not BETrow not be any on irday nr on and clighed 2 1-2 los are popular in satchel om ten his sine If vo in the charg i pay it Shame on » h accommodating agent They ought a be reported to quarters station reputation ‘ kind ficinls Mrs. T. M Orpha, spent Warren Bertha, of dave with agent for Reading John Righel is always to the date H minutes, ten cents that if head had the obliging of has and Gramles a da in ‘orl if Reading Na Smith Bros Lutom Ma chewing the hustling front with styles of dress goods H. B. Hening, Willlam Peal John Smith, were to Wolfe's view a bridge A new bridg:« ommended Wilbur Ris a breakdow: leave it here repairs Mrs race, ble and ran off the bu take mer the Robert his horse REY was warning Spring Mills ool directors { for the JULIAN Oe whi time with some f Elmer Williams, wh has heen ployed on the raliroad here for the past three years has moved his far fly to Milesburg, he promot to watehmar nt Vie station Mr. Williams Is ! 1 trusiw employee and we his new feld « RBervicea next the UI. BB ¢} Hey nt 7 There elses held I wo M. E day June 26 heing Hefonte h Hwan ri and at the M_ E LES by Rev. Ake Children's Day church evening CENTRE MILLS, Contre Mills ball team played Mad fsonburg team last Saturday and beat them madly Miss Minnie Kline returned from a trip to Elk and Warren counties; at Warren she attended the assembly of of the Pittsburg district Miss Eva and Jayson Moyer are spending thelr vacation at the old home Miss Frasier and Miss visite! Cummings the Intter's Mr. Corman and family drove to Snyder county on Bunday. Mrs. John A. Kline has been suffer ing with an Injured foot the past two | weeks, Rev, Haney, of Madisonburg, spent last Friday afternoon In our town, fishing. John Styers, who drives the mill team, made a trip to Pleasant Gap last week. ‘nlifornia ured extra station agen HN gelting NITTANY. Zerby, of Miss Mabel the rent Hester Zerby, over are glad to Yearick, for tine in Oscar, Amat and Cordie Dorman were guests of thelr parents last week Preaching in the Evangelical church Sunday morning at 10:30 Joseph Peck and wife, of K rent of the former fami) Stinger Wis her cousins Sunday note that Mrs, Is had been very {ll improving and Wi raed who soni an ANBAR, are brother, 8B and of Hartleton, wasp y. Dor gman spent fine crowd In to have a cornet band, Smithtown, | Mayme | [| T Is (Joop BUSINESS, WHY NOT OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US? The First National Bank, Bellefonte, Pa. CAPITAL $100,000 SURPLUS $125,000 i 5 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD re lege Twp SPRING CREEK—Co f.. In SYN wife n R The Bazaar, J. S. GILLIAM, Prop Will offer this week a full line new goods. 25 pleces Table Ol Cloth, standard econ 4-4 1 Cott 10 ar : 11 rit Vests Hose, extra fine finish 1054 Sheets only bbe Lit 12¢, 45x36 500 he assorted Candies 18¢ kind fc on BATURDAY, and nly one pound to a customer. 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