THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Thursday, November 10, 1910, BE — Correspondents’ Department Continued. hn PORT MATILDA, day last week men, Marion Bennett painful experience. He was Ing plank, and In some way he his one finger under Omid plank as they fell, and got it pinched It took the skin and flesh off of the end of his finger leavin the end of the bone bare Bennett & tors of the stated that ing clder Hurry up get pour One young very Ong of ( had loa wot the 1 Son, owners cider mill in they intend to after Thursday there, all vou apples picked made quite a lot of clder It Is very disagreeable weather comes, hence they through with it Some of our Monday evening afterward. Not you are found over dough to boys had amused ing a cart Hams on the low's saddler damaged and our opera town, quit mak Novy 17th people an They have this vear. when cold wish to ges fob had their fun on and pald for it much fun when to fork damages Fhe themselves b to J roof of J Hg shop. In doing so they the roofing Mr Bigelow found them out and demanded dam- ages. This was a « of fun re bounding. Rabbit A few cotton by our h are as would killed the ing hoys 80 out and have cover pla wil Bie belonging Ss ase season came tails inters, 1 in with have been ba don’t think plentiful as we tho be Some two rest of soon. one alread us, if REBERSBURG. Mr Mrs. Thomas Faxon gave a birthday party in honor of their daughter Isabelle, Saturday even ing, Nov. 6. Th present follows Jessie Walte, Sadie Falry Stover, Miriam Auman, Lucille and Florence Bright, Lula Hackman, Beatrice Kreider, Emma Moyer, Mir fam Weaver, Elda Brungard, Eliza- beth Walker, Margaret and Flor Hazel, Ethel Harter Martha Douty, Sabra and Pattie Faxon-—Harr Hubler, Charles Miller, Harry Cor fer, Robert Smull, Earnest Harry, Palmer Weaver Clarence Diehl Harry Gramley, Charles Waite Vil liam Shull Walker, Walter Hackman, ! ‘hari Faxon which candy, ar d on Ose were os Mille Kr, ence Spend family at Hurrah! the song o Mrs. Johr day was wel tts Mrs. William lege, is visiting Those the Libbie Gramley and Mrs. Rev ing in her head on COLYER. Farner and Stephen of Philadelphia, also Wm. Fleisher, Mifflin county are paying their par by . + 4 fy fh Smit} da | VALLEY VIEW-—Benner Twp. Miss Lizzie Justice, who Is employ- ed at Tyrone accompanied by he friend Mr. Johnson, spent Sunday at Samuel Justice's Chas, Houser, Wm Smith were all out on n hunting nothing A. 1. Garbrick Wednesda NOY Any Shadle to the tour, and Ro) Alleghen fos Captured will have sale 16th, at 1 to buy next o'clock wishing , should attend L.annen, uftoey Bellefonte, is some good spending again a soén on Mrs her friends to Wm Reed hear of improving id wife, of Johns it James Rowan's vd attended a Mile town are vy H. Bradly butchering day Anvone wishing to Marlin repeating rifle good as shot, 38.0656 caliber. call or C. CC. Garbrick, Bellefonte, R | Of No 1 (Bell phone.) A number of folks | transacted business Saturday evening Don't forget Sunday school day at 2:30 and prayer meeting or preaching in the evening at 7:30 Had quite a snow storm Monda) night on nen shurg on Tues. buy i good new, 16 address on from this in Bellefonte place on on Sun YARNELL. Way, of Mi weeks ver Mr. Irvin spending tw at home the Wf Contre lr BOM vith | Annie Br rry Shank, of parents, Mr this p sper Mrs H } is time wn lace ard He at his h at PLEASANT GAP weather at resent Most cor: AWRY and talls they cotton ance, plenty, as ne ed | \PPear- be very carrying James 1. Charles Beever of Wi M last Wednesda Mis Reibe lady Mr turne« phia, several they lattter's New 3 iT wee Were br . res SKUNK HOLLOW BCT LEMON : part of pled : F. Roan, maka home til move Into the Dyesher he has purchased The latter part cold, but Monday thermometer stood freezing all day Prof. Etters and Koch were busy looking after the High schools of this vicinity on Thursday of last week The farmers are still busy husking and storing the corn crop. Bunday noon Spring creek was the lowest that It has been for years Charles Thompson and wife visit. ed among friends in these parts the latter part of last week. The lecture held in the Presbhyter- Jan church on Saturday evening, was well attended. The new roof put on the station will certainly keep it In good shape, Butchering Is now on, and the hogs Are quite fat and It Is hoped that pork will come down In for they Fahnot be bought at 11 cents a pound Ive waight. moved rom the hous 0 he and will which where will spring house of of lant this very week week clone was the to many | "rr A Hall J A Mi ve'en vers prese: had BUSH GROVE Union N HALL. all PEN it is ned pleasant int, Mra a H. Bi onEine ne itartges r 1 Charles hased a separating Kan his and unin H C th thelr Millheim and of piper Burrell Ob " ousin, at CURTIN, Miss Myra Prines spent here with her parents Mrs. Laura Bryan spent ening in Milesburg Bunda) Friday ev. Quite a few of our young people at- | tended the opera on Thursday night, Quite a snow storm passed through our little town on Bunday. Mra, Harry Dukeman and ter are visiting at this pince We are sorry to state the serious | fMness of Mra. Thos. Neff; hope for | her speedy recovery, | Fred Bryan visiled his many friends | here on Bunday, : ] daugh- Miss Beulah Bryan, of Bellefonte, spent Bunday with her parents here, Butchering Is all the go. Mr. and Mra. Nathan Corman, of Zion, spent Sunday at Corman's “Come into the garden, Maud” Put Maud was too much wise, ‘Oh, no, sald she, ‘the corn has ears And the potatoes evea™ dribbling. suraining, or wo freqeent | urine; the forhead and the | growing muscle weakness A “"HOBBLE PLATFORM.” “The ana mad but pure-~it 1s why It is What else that fits it permits Mov ven on LaFollette's Magnzine says hobble skirt may be beautiful modish, It may he artistic, It all that is pleasing to the eve; of one thing we are not built for speed. called the hobhile skirt would Viol ' 1) i » imrm tightly abo ( neces that only th ing forwa level po uncertaint hill or OUrse one ay b carried Is f all kinds of retard progres I'nke platform,’ for example platform, Hobble of the ‘old ard.’ fulsome with {ts hi quite That's 80 ¢ steps skirt, « of rid vement 5 a att and much labor An 1 going step-——well, of And tha hobbles: the) the New York It hobble with the Hobbled eulogy f the administration, Ballingers, its Wickershams and its Knoxes Hobbled with un stinted praise f the Payne-Aldrich tariff law.” up true o n sophistry with a ACT QUICKLY. 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