Thursday, July 28th, 1910, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Correspondents’ Department Continued. SNOW SHOE. “Uncle Tom's Cabh Visit der a proof tent water | inside Snow We now has the automobile geven cars in town Monday of last week Confer le his car for Pitcairn with his daughter, Mrs. Arthur Shank, re turned on Sunday Chambe and Uzzel made a flying trip to Williams port one day last week Thursday night of last eight een couples of our young people gath ered at the home of Miss Mabel Uzzel | for a watermelon cut. All present re ported a pleasant time The rain on Saturda) appreciated Contractor Shope and Bland are camping at where they are paintin church, The John A ing big 1 ber At a recent meeting o school board the were elected for High school—Pr« mar--Jennie Grahan Lizzie Glen rst David The are: Clarence ers; Clarence Fountaln-—ha —May Zindle Sugar C gramma primary Kerin A num festivals h Glenn Mrs very i The day of of oul Montoursv beside Shoe fever On in and have ft wife and rs week was greatl assistant Ed | Moshannor the M | stork visited Kelley and this at left Oy means another f the following toa term of 1 Weirick, gran primary Ant township l.eath 3110-11 second - primary he H. E Jens hall teachers for grammar HLA ot} Will Mift Ler we ter Dr. Jr Miss ( at the } Stover's i College spent the Sabbath » t home of Earnest Eesenhuth, who in Virginia, is visiting law's, Wilmer Stovers Stover's Ge was emplo 8 nis ir at this place Half Moon Twp. Alkens., President of University, spent a visiting his friends throughout this community and was welcome by all Mrs. Bedford Ste and little sor Keith. of the west, are spending their summer vacation at the home of her brother-in-law, J. CC. Stevens Mrs. Isaac Beck has returned after an extended visit at phia Frank P logical seminary preached in Sinking day The Centre Line and Societies expect Susque days Rev hanna few vens Fisher, student of the theo- | at Gettysburg valley last Sun- Centennial ¢ ion Aug E E th Some of our Free Meth Matilda or Miles Morris spent Sunday at er. J. M. Mor: Miss Priscila interesting reps of the W held at W evening Mrs, Jan Inst w hold a wr Cents meeting at dists Sur son wl Nu ow dave Hell spent a week siting relatives Ir ood ROMOLA J. I. Robb, wil of Pittsburg, are tion at their place David Wensel, and Michael! Heaton, of Yarnell church here on Bunday C. CC, Walker with a Bellefonte friends, spent Penn eave Miss Cathrine Rayhorn, of Juniata who Is visiting friends In Howard, spent Monday afternoon in our town Miss Nancy Robinson, of Mt. Eagle, is spending some time with her friend Mrs. Wm Confer We are sorry to note the liness of Mrs. Bylvester Confer; we hope for her speedy recovery Mahlon McCloskey met with a very | painful accident the other day by be. | ing thrown from a bleyele near his | home, breaking one of the bones In his | hand and cutting and bruising his face: he is getting along very nicely under the skillful treatment of Dr. | Kurtz, i Mr and Mrs. BE B Robb attended the birthday party of James Bally, at | Abdera, on Friday and report having | a very nice time, | spending t} parental homes ife snd Mr attended Ww party of Sunday his at PINE GROVE MILLS. Bverts and wife spent Sunda) ne of John Willlams at White Altoona, this Howersox, Of ends at Pine Grove ind daughter, Tues vigit with Heherling I home f on day al friend: lightning Lr ex nder Mi milch cows had gathered oar ling eight cows for Mr, Mo yr st rm which Geor Ke of visit. this Williamsport, week Francis Pray Inst Friday visited 1! Shingleton in town Roush Osmond “1 { of Pennsvalle purchased Mr. Bulocl STATE COLLEGIH f How her sister art! 1) P f r people are excursion to Atlantic of this month is dally breaking his bronchos. They are coming driving line very nicely Snyder and some of the too hot on Monday bath from wdvatage of the C’ity on the Foster Weaver team of to the Johr employ 18th co-op and the err got shower m Monday anid the dog catcher died dogs are at Hberty to run and destroy gardens the same as usual? If he Is not dead some one should arouse him from his slumbers and put him next to his job. How about Favior? inderwent a street Who that the an fre LAMAR There will be a church festival held on Lamar church luwn July 10 Miss Eth Krape has gone to New Jersey to spend a few days with her Mr Wells Mr ’ sis ter Charles last week in Lock Haven Miss Nora Smith returned he Ebenshurg Mr. Malcom Holmes pending a few weeks his parents, Mr. and Mrs Quite a few of the people me of Virgina at the home of Harry Holmes from this section attended the Reformed reunion held at Hecla last Thursday Miss Pearl Webner left for pe! d a few week Mr John Fu Lock Haven Mr Joste Loveland veek Hal % Helen Floren: Mr. | Ha en B with her nk sister spent Saturday in Hay Mrs. Stevenson spent one : at her sister's Nixon spent Su ¢ Smit iward Rothorick of visited at the at the home of | Harris's over Sunday Miss Clair Raup visited at Bellefonte afew days last week Mis, Catharine Welsh went to (Greens burg to make her with Mrs Frances Nolan Miss Catharine Shields spent Sunday at Nittany home SPRING CREEK, George Herkimer is on the sick list Hamuel Dale, of DuBlols, spent a week with friends In this section, Mrs. Margaret Keller, of Boalshurg, is visiting her son, George, and family, The sound of the thresher Is heard in the land warning us of the approach | ® of autumn, wladies’ $23.00 Oxfords reduced to $1.00, at Yeagers, «Mens $4. Oxfords redu to $2.08 Yenger's at taking | it] Howard Harris spent a few days | from | 51 there Altoona to | | VALLEY VIEW-—Benner Twp. ! Albert Corman, of this | bean suffering with a | of quinsy Edward T. Walker for selling portraits week ing nr Hollefon place } ere attack taken the and frames has he pay wee ber of « trans citizens in LL Brower King the Daxt weed i ‘ Thomas all smiles {arrival VOUng James Eckley | Sundayed at Rev. H. Bradley | church at this ing at 10 Mrs, Foster Bellefonte Philip oust of since the daughter wife and Ben), Fye's will preach In place Sunday « of A Claire the ven Housel spent oi ( Walker, of this 4 d cutting day 41 BOALSBURG. othersbaugh had AN ABUNDANT CROP The Festive Huckleberry Pp and Jo y nickers » y nd iE § | : fn POSE NK" g ’ twenty can be seer ing to a berry starting and righ well im time me and ever ting in a mountails morn, s ] ne | at early atter ov res their jolly and left lader er be art pickers same for be ! heard ! ! | their homes to reach ge parties will camp two or With ret vells fore and vessels the "ry jays and have a good time during their the lady contingent will “do up berries ready for um throughout the in the various ways needed Ir ome Districts that been {by mountain ff on the {where the largest crop of produced and the effect of the fires In this behalf lasts over quite a number of years as herry fields. The huckle- berry season is one for pleasure and profit, and pans out better than fish- | Ing—camping in covered wagons :or improvised shelter One noteworthy at all a foolish one, be il la m plekers | the stay the run flats aver ree are berries i» incident, though not rare though It may incorporate here Quite VOArs aan shile berey Roundtop, out from Halnes twp a then i pt winess man was a lonely picker within halling distance of othe ers During the afternoon a shower | suddenly came over the district and were some big cloud leaks for a | while. This gentleman having no shei- ter and not wanting a good sult he was wearing to be won ked he pro. ceeded to undress, nonchalantly, and closely rolling his duds together, he stored them ir hollow tree, and then proceeded, In his entirely nude state to attend to business amid the pouring rain It was of those heavy but short showers so common A woman the same district, happened to within a rt distance of the man, spied him and pronounced object to be A while in th patchbruin just Hives huckleberrien when In season The rain shower having passed over, Mr. Berryplcker proceeded to the hol low tree, donned his duds and rOON discovered that the rest of the folks had gotten a thorough soaking and were wondering how he had kept so dry without shelter, and he related {the Incident. “ He, It turned out, was the white bear the female aforesaid | had gotten sight of The pleker hime. {gelf related the procedure he went | through to keep dry, | There I» another huckleberry that Is we Ww mber of were on east end of yminent | ome one in she henry about i rare, and grows “on trees” or bushes, | Il {if you please, from twenty to thirty | i the | | Bear Meadow huckleberry, Is a slight | {feet In height. It In known aa {bit larger than the common berry, has pleasant tartish flavor and soft { whitelsh tof country, other than above, ito have this delicious that grows upon trees, The ables and stems 156 to 20 as long a8 a fishing rod, which are laden with the | mont delicious berries, and oan be | | gathered is | the {Lime | matter | be | tained inday at | | Ordinance, ever {demn prize { attention | Many » doctor would charge | 18 by resurn mall ins plain envelope { will soe when you get it. this receipe contains seed. There are few sections | known | huckleberry, | trees grow In clumps of slender stalks, pit. | with rod t gather ease by pulling uit una arter quart in Moendo table aowy thus rt where junrt sh The Bens Hghtful mountain 1 and some four mil 5 covering “HA acres In « Ler Barred in Hutchinson. Ni if i i article wrdis pi ¢ as the a strict nance thie {¢ Police Gaz ints rpretation WK In the ette, but u of the ordl which prints fighting nny INagnzine relating to prize barred The last issue of can Outlook comment by Mir Roose Jeffries-Johnson fight o | inder the Pros If the fighting pala to Mr con elt t he ' on Came ! sions of ie did parti Wis matter Monday omimiss when oner ent Wanted Youth s Missing. Must Take Out Special Permits Lutherans in Session Eberhart Family Reunion, 3 4 $3.50 Kidney Cures Weak Kidneys, Free Kidney ar d Pain in the idnevs and Back. 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