Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, September 1st, 1910. Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County. WINGATE. travelers who are this locality will not of James Snyder the ticket agent, where they are at, as the P. R. R. Co. have put Snew Shoe Int, In large artistic letters on the passenger station here Among those who spent Tuesday at Hecla Park were Claud wife, Harris, Viola, and Thomas Sum- mers, Ella Davidson, Verna Flick Mary Fisher, Sue McLaughlin Booh, I. 8. Way, J. IL. Oswalt, Lucas, Harry Estright and Fisher Mrs, OC of Chicago, IN eldest daughter of Mrs. Marv Snvder i= spending some time with her mother here Apples are a ville and vieinity matic von" Frank Gn toona Hencaforth familiar with need to inquire obliging P. R. R Orvis John | Corse Run nse an axio throw plentiful cron at ind “they to phrase them ain or wife of AY spent Mre T emuel Scot Walker ar vielited her annts Mrs Shoe Peters and w Clara Y snendinege her here loft r Bell Did evervone hae hoor Wednesday? if Ww ard vi wim spent friends Charles has heen his returned 24) onr hovs ‘ his nlnce a TH " rennior randy ir LL onr villaga Fieher TY Charley HH JY. 8 Way T.one Mand ar Mara 14301 Mrs Fl! S44 Smith and P thie re comprise the week Thos = of his value week and A 13 fis Wre Mildred rone sr at T Helor is or Fis} Are Fithe Fleanore ! Murra l Mary | and Ear ) Fisher Tova and Harris and Tom 8 tright c F Charlie Hoover Joseph Alexander yon 1Aer ¥ AY ) days In your c} Mrs. Henry BEstright and Mrs. Pearl | the week's nick list Bummers slightly y ow A Willis 8 Joe, John andFred My Ae Rrower Harry Fa» Clalr Boo and hor Mel aushite ont 1.04 mmenrs Warner Blair We wish youu m Guyer all happ will mine any sen atior Marlin Ong frre) and Mrs roved Ryan ded Ir Ww Lr Gen imp nday visitors ir Jesse Lucas and brother ting, R. M. Mclaughlin tright, of Mileshure. and pon, of Happy ville Blair Fisher, of Tyrone, spent Mon day here with his mother and friends Free Methodist campmeeting Bush Hollow was well attended by villagers over Bunday John Haines, wife and granddaugh- ter, Edith Baney, spent the week's end Among relatives at Snow Shoe. They were accompanied by Phillip Haines, of Unionville, and James Halnes, of lowa Mrs. EA Long spent the with relatives at Lock Haven. Marlin Ryan is spending some time village were Irvin, of Cur and Fe. James Wat our Ceo nt mr Sabbath At Hannah as 2nd trick P. RB. R. oper. | ator On account of unavoidable clreum- stances these will be the last items written by the present scribe so some one should see that the good work con. tinues ax a town without a seribe is similar to a pocket hook without any money. Ho adie readers, success to my successor, Those who attended the corn boll at Runville on Monday evening, desire to extend’ their thanks to the donor, Miss Lucas, for the courteous treat- ment accorded them which resulted In it being remembered as one of the happy events of thelr lives. No man deserves spoiled by it, not | Tusseyvlille, Summers and | Grace | K0od fortune who is | 40 vered that WOODWARD. the in Huss, vistors were, Major Mills; George Immel and family, of near Penn Hall, Miss Bertha Sheeder, of Aaronsburg: W. T. Corman and family, of Coburn; Mrs. Glasgow, of and Mr, and Mrs. Cath erman, of Laurelton The toot-toot of heard dally and the crops all repert has reached this that Luther Halnes, of ville, raised 75 bushels of from a quarter of an acre heat that? The festival on Saturday attended by a large evening most too foved Edward J ployed at Carroll Sunday at home Mrs. Harry Kessinger Edward Fultz, and Zion, sunday this \ Among town Sunday over of Spring the according vield well thresher to can be re- ports The munity coms Brook- POtialOes Who can night crowd, but to be was the en- Was cool Sheesley and father, Clinton county em- spent and brother friend, all of among friends m lady yed their of this itz and Dewey dh place wile Motz, MADISONBURG ! 8 ft Heelan Me 8 i111 lam the Homer Stine w We ver for s« hott had m heer with i= better wife senriet 1 Mr. Anfirew Pavid attended Mra Minne me time mmo and thelr it and pister's funeral Gettin Pittshare MACKEYVILLE town being quite a bad place few correspondents and Mra. T. J. Emull, of Meve Mhin spending thelr vaeatior and about this popular viliage Herman Wnalizer and wife nday with friends at Rote Mr. andt Mra. J © Viaves Aren spent H with My Bamuel PBrumeard at Ballons Don't forget the band festival coming Baturday evening help make It a success This henee there are Mr nnd Ir Are spent bd and eh mday and Mrs this Come and Lots of peo. ple there Is what makes the band blow | the most | Throwing Mis Fortune Away, | Throwing away what one had is not always the only way to lose a fortune | Being unable to see an opportunity, or to grasp It when seeing It. I# more | often the pause of losing out In this world, A person who feels too slug. | wish to make the best of | quickly Improve by using Sexine Pills | the great tonle, that is guaranteed for (all formes of weakness In men and | women. Price #1 a box; six boxes #85, | with full guarantee, Address or oall iat C. M. Parish, Bellefonte, Pa. where they sell all the principal remedies and do not substitute, That many & man in Bellefonte has he oan't preserve friendship In alcohol time ean ] ROCK FORGE-Benner Twp. The majority of the farmers around Rock have their plowing done and are now ready to sow George Bhears made a flying trip to Bellefonte Saturday afternoon William Saxion and family, Bellefonte, passed through Rock day last week The Evangelical held thelr Sunday Rock Forge Springs last were about one thousand from Ont church at Lemont school pilenic at week There people pres ent Foster Inna at the Sunday Garman visited home Tressler's over George Rider called at the home Harry Fike's on Sunday and es the daughter, Miss Ida, to his home for supper Ira BONS of of corted twenty Thos Eminhizer and family, of Calvin Rider ana lady friend ff Run Willard Eminhizer ( lady end 1 ville Hen Ming Matt family f entertained Sunday Harr: Benner at dinner a distance per on from were Cole friend sper ana Hart of SPRING MILLS SPRING CREEK = HOW HAPPY THE STATE COLLEGE. ! Hege was well represent the Friday near Fisher reunion. which was held } the 26th In MceFariane's PBoalshurg The Ki Will H. Berry, our ne of Pennsylvania interesting talk to a Col A A Dale, of gave a short talk for stone party Mrs R E spent Sunda Yet ne LA EAVEe A very audier efonte, also a te candid (Governor are oF Hell the new Key gs henofit Heverly., of in Howard, where she her stepmother, Mrs. Joh: who Is lying seriously 11) | The corn and potato crop 18 large in this and adioining localities. They are the finest we have had for years The students for the summer session have arrived and are now hard at wark Rome have the entire examine fion to take as sickness took them home hefore the exams began The sale of Mra. Acheson on Ratur day afternoon was well attended and reasonable prices were bid for the complete line of household goods W. BR Meese and wife and J. W | Beck and wife, drove down to Col Fred Reynolds peach orchard on Tuesday and bought some of the fine fruit On Tuesday Paul | household goods and moved to Spring Mille, where he will go In the furniture and undertaking business | Andy Bowes was serving the R Routes for John Shope and W | Meese during thelr vaoation this place sent to pee | Heverly : nD R Rearick sold his | : Mr. Ira D. Slagle is the supply eity | | earrier for OG, C. Snyder and Charles | Musser during their thirty days vaca. tion It Is sald that Sheriff Willlam #8 Stutzman, of Cambria county, recent. ly pald $68 back Into the county treas. ury when It was shown to him that he was not legally allowed to charge the county $4, in addition to expenses and raliroad mileage, for taking feeble. minded persons to state institutions. WEST PRECINCT POTTER TWP. From the Tussey Mt Hollow Observatory In our last cation we stated that our people were, as a general thing, law-abiding citl- zens, This place is and for vears has been called the “Loop” The boun daries are variously stated to sult the different opinions of Its citizens: and I am sorry that so many people do not lke tobe called a" Loops r'': butwe chal lenge the county to produce in an equal area more able and distinguish- ed men than what forth from the country under my observa- tion It forth no than one dozen preachers, a number of law vers, doctors, and large ber of professional men the ent pursuits of life. We could tion a number names of such sons, but for fear of missing some causing bad feeling, we will not tion any under this paragraph One of our young men from this part has just returned from Chicago with his handsome wife to pay a visit to parents and his many friends I ref to Mr. Jo Spangler James B. Spangler of Tuss Johr hile ing Ol K nade chemi t Ie emplo textil Troe communis has been sent has sent lenn Guite num- differ men per and men in of Young his have of rred hn attend BALD EAGLE ’ WORD GUTIGURA SUUNDS TONE For It Cured My Baby of Itching, Tor- turing Eczema. First Came when Between 3 and 4 Weeks Old, Used Everything Imaginable., 2 Cakes Soap and One Box Ointment Cured. “1 ean’t tell In words *Cuticura’' sound | liens the ee pom sn badly belie that | really ear would months | doctored # but 0 no avall hen | began a her nose and her oy were nothing but sores yi had 10 keep her In » dk room for two weeks | doctor dik! no pod, stopped him coming “For shout two weeks 1 had med Outh ours Boar for her every day, then 1 st 8 box of Cutiours Ointment and began to use that. In a week there was a marked im provement, In ail | used two cakes of Cull Cura Soap and ane bax of Cutivuras Olntment and my baby was cured of the sores. 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