Thursday, November 3rd, 1910, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 5, PNINSNSNNN NINN BELLEFON TE AND VICINITY THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS { Sunday | Workmen's Mrs. J. A. Alken ls visiting friends in Pittsburg this week ~*The Time, the Place and Girl," at the opera house tonight Rain set in Wednesday which will be welcomed Wm Hipple ‘one of gressive farmers, transac in Bellefonte on “Phe three-act Garman's E. the generally Burnside's pro ted business Tuesday Kitty,” a 1 of will be pre house, November 9th Philipsburg, has re home after visiting | fonte and Mlilesburg Willlam Tate heen working visiting at the h Arriva comedy opera clean ented at Hugg, of turned to his friends in Belle Hulden Tate, of Coleville, who Niagara Falls, is of his parents Lee son of ii IT has Norman t's comedy success, “The ty,” will be presented opera house on Nov. Oth Mr. Hiram Merryman, of Wil. llamsport, an uncle of Mrs. H. C Quigley, of this place guest at the Quigley home on Linn street this week Swartom amusing Arrival of Kit at Garman’'s | iI8 A George W. Rumberger, of U ville, was in Bellefonte on Wednesday inspecting our street paving job, with the probable view in mind of having the streets of Unlonville ith brick The Hardware corner to now graced pavement, firm } nion assed w end the Potter-Hoy iiding, fre the Steam laundry is stantial concrete that side of gtore bn west ‘a the Cit) by a which sm entern ave Just Mannager house that he ments Novem! dy for 10 cents supper given 8. A Thre have beer tratl was of be he be able work in thi nsidere Acade m) KRINe diana The Friday and where they ers of that w he will a m should » I ane This \ VAL, AS ade dow “> ned the fonts this a Normi Ana trip preciate the & ] lear ment that Mr Mra endeavoring to th Mr. and place t n ow a very pleasant telp thre They r visited _at the Mr and Mra McKeesport and HBrowr give Mrs rned ern Henm i ’ ARO the ome this from west of their 4 GG. Parsons at there thes where they thelr sor continuing fv + IY stall Cit Mo the guests of and family to Grand Mrs Lowry former Centre ev whom were Houser Alma and postman vent to Yr became James Lowrs thelr Journey Island, Nel Mr. and visited a number of county residents Wm Searsor Glenn, Wn ter MeCollough amor Wm ishbury {Om Sunday « C. 1. Arnold left Francisco, where for Manilla. Mr tenant in the U Mrs Han sa ll ening Mr. and Hellefonte r they will soon Arnold I» a Lieu 8. Navy and for sey ern] years past was stationed at the Boston Navy yard where he super intended construction work on the battleship South Dakota, and recent ly was assigned to duty In the Phil fppines where he previously spent twa yoars In the service. Mra. Arnold is a daughter of Hon. and Mrs. Ellis L Orvis, of Bellefonte, and they spent a week here with Mrs Arnold's parents before leaving on their long journey. «The evangelistic services In the United Brethern church opened on Bunday evening last and are growing in interest right along. The pastor Rev C. WW. Winey extends a cordial invita. tion to the public to attend. On next Sunday evening, Nov. 6th, Rev, Wil. cox will start revival services In the Methodist church, and on the follow. Ing Tuesday, Rev. Dorsey N. Miller and wife, truly termed “The sweel singers of Israel” will be here and join the Methodist brethern In their evangelistic work. Mr. and Mrs, Miller will stay In Bellefonte for sons time, and will add greatly to the in- terest of the meetings. { delphia Jas, | PN Mrs street, Is Mr State Ellen visiting and Mrs College, were Shadle, friends Myde Friday of Thomas in Altoona ShefMer, of visitors In taNafonte morning, | Bellefonte Brinton Wallace Thursday after at Berwick Thos, | burg hotel, Bellefonte home few returned on spending weeks i ‘axon, proprietor transacted bus Monday in the Rey last Blair de on Monday ten days’ | Mrs John of this place, last for a of Rebers INness in on Comm by the pi largely attended Russel inion tor M EE. church Wilcox, Ww Sabbath, parted for afternoon with Phila for friends week or visit ATI Curtin and departed on visit to Phila William indigestion Miller is suffering and heart trouble at of Allegheny 1d from her Logan Mrs. Ray of Mr ] home corner streeis 118 mond Atcheson, Mrs. Thos Sha Is visiting at vard street daughter ughnessy, o the parental Miss Monday she atte elen Landis rmoon for Hallowe departed or ron where dance hI ris eri Pp ittsh rival of tt His t ater al \ in Wes irkahip Willian freight tor on the R R tanking a forced acatio at press because of a broken rib sustained =» week or more ago near Mi Hall helping to load axe handles ) at the aXe factor It takes than tickler to put wit, hov Han Central fiton 1] while KR OAr more Filly Meru street re last Ir seven the | and place Hittle thelr avid turned n Alte weeks of Hartiet f home Thursday ona, where for the she has visiting her son, Sidney family. Sidney's friends will be glad to learn daughter was born family at Altoona Thomas on pant at Bartlet in this that a recently In heen ome Last Thursday being Henr Sower's birthday, his wife and moth er decided to spring a little surprise on him, at his home on Howard street {A very enjoyable evening was spent and all left wishing him many more returns of the day. The following wore present: Mra, Sol Garret, Mra George Garret, Mra. Wm. Fredericks, Mrs. Frank Beck and daughter, Mrs Cindy Tressler and son, Miss Emma Hazel and Cora Tressier and Mr. Joe Donahoe While wating In the erection of a new stack at the City Steam laun- dry In this place recently, Robert Haas narrowly escaped serious Injury If not death, Mr. Hans was standing on the hill, helping to holst the stack, when one of the gin poles started to fall directly on a line where he was standing. Frank Kerns, proprietor of the laundry yelled a warning, just in time for Haas to Jump down the hill and out of danger. As It was “ was a little S bruised, but thankful that he could "juke ‘er” hty i school bby" Lukenbach in Tyrone Rosenhoover, of Spring neecepted position Bargain A friends Charles with Miss Mary Creek, has spent a store Henry Beezer 8 adding to the vaslue of his property on Penn street by having a new roof put on his house Mrs. Dunlap, wife gloner John Dunlap, at her home at maonia Mrs Catholic dep last for month's at Pittsburg Commis very {ll with pneu is Sunnyside, the rday friends Collins rectory, at Satu housekeeper irted on Hl visit with Moore, Ww sioer house ho had been saloon next door to hn closed and in Al Stewart running the KOng nn oy Garman to his home Mrs. Harry Badger and Mrs, Jod departed on Saturday last for a visit to the home thelr brother John Eberhart at Punxsutawne Mr, and Mrs Daniel Eberhart ent Sunda at Gregg Station 1 guests of Mr ind Mrs DD. Burris the former a Mr. Eberhart M iss Walte, of Mass at the home mother Waits street Mrs out toonn Apt Of Ss sister of Northfield het ura a guest Mrs, Anna if [ Sal | visiting at of her Het yme Smith Mackevville daughter, Mr and home John the Mrs Mrs Andrew Fink h MehafTe cement sid 1 of he n walk Ia her store bullding and Rishom tectded the ny gt rev st impro nort lor tower i exampl strangers ahile to know the where such Are sign boards House, whi Appearnoe and be a have husiness amp Is quite heavy weighing about 240 nds snd wil be suspended from the celling of the porch by chain of sultable strength will greatly of the Court of ! convenience to those wh there night The n Arrangement tice nt n Next Saturday High school will be game of football with on Hughes fNeld. There wil undoubtedly be something doing when the teams get together, for since thelr defeat of last Saturday at Lock Haven, the home boys have been swearing vengeance In several differ. ent keys. The game will be called at 2:50 and the admission will he 26 cents, Oen. John 1 in suffering from wound caused by striking his head peninst a nall. The General had gone to the chicken coop at his home on Cartin street, the other evening to attend to his chickens and, being too tall for a nall which protruded from the under alde of the roof, his head came In contact with the nall with such force as to make an ugly wound, afternoon here to Milton play =» Curtin, n of this place lncerated sealp in| Sunday | June 1 Bellefonte High | 0 owns chanical Philip Beezer Chicago this load of cattle to buy Buffalo and up a cars went week to Frank piloting a this week Davis, of Philadelphia in Pleasant Editor Fred nut the Mrs this place, Is hunting party Valley. Kurtz home Fred and wife spent of his parents Mr Kurtz, and Mrg. Joseph Ayers, Indiana county, Is visiting Of her parents, Mr. and Miller, in B Addition Hr of Josephine, at the hone Mrs Georke Ish's Hut week we Mr. and Mrs in Bellefonte bach neverthels in this place wo W + trus« were misinformed Edw. Gengher While we thelr many be glad to know to ity it friends it take 1d Beck has his bi ufter a forced owing to Mr accident Mr of Hanover, | shop, and giving ex« Mr, Beck's trade irber shop closing ot Beck meet Feeser, an uroer the faction vith an | naurist t ellent Lo large RECENT DEATHS, WORKMA!? Mr, and Wo the hu rents noLwe Ww ¢s" Hines: if cb Paul, little son died Zi olera rkman LL ut ’" ntum Dec ent and DIEHL C. Diel d it Montre Mrs brot Heeler 0 or hers anda Hess and Ray, pt Monday Flemington and A id or intern ont at NNINGHAM of Bellefonte's ne lect at hin Iu Sunday night shout iB Years was Ix at Howard 1832, and onme his parents when re Having the deceased Merty Cunning best known Bishop o'clock, ‘unning county, Bellefonte Hut two Years resided here all his war known as one oldest citizens. The de. his early years learnad the trade of moulder, and learned It so well that he became a master me. chan He at one time was an In. structor In moulding In the art department at Penna State College, holding that for quite a number of years also foreman of the W, P foundry In this place for 21 years, me on 10 40 Mr ¢ this to treat sed ham nt with of fife, ceased In pavement business, and built scores of walks In and around Bellefonte, many of which stand today as testi monials of his superior workmanship me. | position | He was | Duncan | In| later years he engaged in the patent | | ! Beaver V. J A Year ago Miss Mar Cunningham, The funeral was held Catholic church, of ed was Wedng interment w Falls inuer Another daus died In this One mister Mrs about iry Bellefonte from Bt. John's vhict de tent hter place algo =» of ives, the Cen A cong fternoor at 2:80 o'clock atholl menher | any aK made cemetery ompiications ¥ demise Lhe Harry, of Sommer Man hrother 1 0 vive, n William, of Zion Mrs Jacksonville Bellefonte om ni nts won at condu Lined THURS DAY ; Ss —— | Operator Breaks Leg. Bullock operator hetweer inl we tower ‘reck Fagleville stations f I : Valley rallroad break his Fie and 1 Kessinger ton, were fled whey Kr and Fagle ine to hth, rank fhe Hoened ( ort HOI rubber ing inche i to and proved friends who attended ment of the Harshbi Mrs. Harr Mrs. Robert tila ida Penny a Word Adv. 1h or y oy Novem. 2: Wm. H Matter Weston. Port Ma or GTAYS wa px B FORrs ad -— TEN MILK Young Mie new froeat Sis hu hu wl re 1? Head he WS fo fers r are tw the spring 5. several are good stock satd o ywugh for 12 Head of Hogs from three hundred pounds FULL LINE FARM IMPLEMENTS rake Deering mower used one seRsOT Fase He ! ' ng cuitivaar : » ws nN woth hare tend CRrTinge wor bugs harpoon hay fork manure boards rhs. shovels, ou with chain traces good pondition ars housings good robes, "Me a en SETY 0 me ale hay wr was umber with rope grabs hains HARNESS -¥ st OQ bile dry st single har pair good horse Delaval crean ons | twoseated sled. hay and pullers : adders spreader sets harness ng harness n ness. bridles o Blankets, * separator Compinte IJ furniture Miller, suet of Household ou Sai se lod © 1 Goods MPa m ng H sLOovYes AUCTIONEERS. L. FRANK MAYES, Lemony, Ps tioneer. Both telephones AC MUOULINTIO Nistany, Ma. RF eral suctioneer © years experience weic phone PF. WENSEL Pa. RF suctioneer J. 1. REED. Pine Grove Milla "2% toner For wiephone oll Hros store HARRY F GROVE, Measant Gap. Pa. Gener al suctioneer. Telephone Neoll's store, both telephones HE SCHRECKENGAST. Spring Mila, Pa Re Over # years axperience. Hall phone [JAMES C. DERR. Bellefonte, Pa. General | suctioneer | LP. RONE, Lemont, Pa. General soot loneer [8H HOY, Belietonte, Pa. RE General sue tloneer Commersial phone (vemeral aoe D (sen United D Curtin PD. General Generel see Krebs A [8 H. LONR, Clarence, Genera! Auctionter MARKET QUOTATIONS. S——— Bellefonte—Produoce. sansa n natant nian The following children survive the de. | ceased: Frank D, of Chicago. Bd ward J, of Linden Hall; J. Mitchell, of Bellefonte; George at home; Mm, BR. RN Taylor, of Bellefonte; Merty, Jr, of New York City, and William, of ’ ERE EE EE EEE Rye irc ar ERE RR LE RARE Com .... Oats... Sir an A EE ER TERRE FARRAR EERER NE | | i | BOY WANTED--1 ba FMPLOYMENT FOR SALY | AT FOR SAL} house. bank bare portheast af Perr Mills. Pa rehard Ha FOR SALS hasiness A firm Ww he Cause of dress J - 8) Boor FOR RENT The Twp water ire of (Canby shout & acres und good buildings WH pron. § ve a permanent position The righ nweek J.D for a bright hoy ean make from Ny without interfer Hummer. 8 So A energetic sehoel hoy 3 ng with his rgheny Nt TWENTY BOYS WANTED «um Shetland pony. eart and harooss te Bri Bt bors dee the pony. Suceesafu!l bors wi) positions which = Bo duties work for a LAberal pay chanes Yo ear & | be given permanent interfere witn other hs FOR SALE~Genperal store in the village of Fiedler with seetylere plant and steam heat, Buyer ean have possession st ones reasons for sellin For fl particulars In quire of G W. Wolt Padier Pa mt FOR SAL 5 «Eleven White Plymomth Rook Cockerels Fishel sain, IM AS CP Leghorns st eta. a plore. My sock bird Tar second prise st Seran an Rev, A MeKelley. Port Mati. A FOR BALE No. | erder shingles ee siding, sheathing boards sith kitde Suliding Jibs $4 ho mates pew buildings FRA ” 3 on Rel) phone or write J EE) Watsontown Door A Sash Oo H——— MONRY WANTED Can _ several RAE mortgage on Wwproved eet 1] Are county, at 8 per Iveren. Ample Seeurity Oonsu't us at ooce If you we Youn MG A Bon - my ranee 4 ae
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