Thursday, February 16th 1911, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Page 7. PANINI, Correspondents’ Department Continued. ROMOLA. Miss Laura Mann, who has gometime been employed at Lock ven, is now visiting her parents this place, Wilson Miller and sister Edith were shoppers in Howard one day last week Mrs. J. H. Tipton has returned home after spending time with (riends and relative it McKeesport Mrs. Hvsong, of Pitealrn, ing her brother, A. M. this place The Miss for Ha some is visit Puella Glossner and Maud D y, of this place, spent Sun day with friends in Lock Haven Beech Creek George Mann, North Bend, is here Mrs daughter, viston If you traction ask P. G Rev. B a very attentive house on Sund: Mis ‘arrie Ovler s r friend Frances Miller glad to say that Mrs who has been alling for somewhat improved “8 1]¢ who Is visiting employed his McKis Mrs sick i Lewis visiting her Heverly, of Or know what the at for Wm wish to it Romola ;, of Salona, preached mon to a large and d at the Mann's | Ww Ld 8 ( pent Sunday with y are BOM is this Miles Lucas, visiting her daughter Chapman of this place Mrs. A. D. 1 pent Sunday her friend Mrs. N. Lud We w isked to ar the column John Knarr of the Mann's schoo ruary 15th WATKINS Mrs. who we mentioned being ly il, 31st 1st, by a hus parents, and ters Valley, son, il, home, S old. 1 Sumn 11 F. Long, of largely ¢ Of Mrs, Cha ore I of James time some AERO AS LOCUST MILLS. er ' you navern nd then went Ww knew tw H uey and aT th x, El} Dillen, of So Fork. John Miles hauling Philipsburg for his lime kiln T. Hue w £. : coal from is is in our OCK FORGE. ing open weathe it has not as all 1 crog and Ira R We are ha farmers wheat crop promising a gq Maurice Bohn burg, visited at day. ™ Lo Ing peach to store them In Reynold's expects 1 barn tore down to he barn where Andy Breon Hs was destroyed by fire Benjamin Fike and Emanuel to the Branch on Sunday brother William Orie Mulbarger's John Neece's last having a good time some fine graph they enjoyed. Ira Benn the home of burg last » of the deat est Warne 1} th, 1910, died Fe aged | only child and the prides their hot It a sad the young rent who had father! : Oo toward their ehila 1 enth nn rev) at last taking | mmeral services were held Tuesday 2 o'clock by Rev. Harnish, pa the Preshy terian churcl) interment at Houser ville, The sick around R¢ improving. ’ H. KE. Walters left here on Baturdas for Buffalorun and fr he pects to take a Indy wit} to Altoona to visit a ek or more r but thin } rt thie any f farmers ar nag ne fron the mill w barr as Col the baskets COW replace 8, which to visit their family visited at week and report as John gave them phone n which tis r's family was oalied to Bohn, at Boals ving the sad news Hetle hild. For ary the ith, 1211 being the and joy of shock gained Maurice ek. recs of the ohr orn J ary the days, n and 26 vn to Came mewhat m there friend wi ex him SKUNK HOLLOW--Penn Twp. Bamuel Lingle had bad luck last week as one of his horses broke one of Ita front legs, and the animal had to be killed. Then Samuel was quite in a sweathox--he says it made him feel bad for a couple days William Wingard has been housed up with the grip. Iola Darils was a Btover's on Bunday. suppose Andy Hironimus make the alr full of music since has a fiddle, George Confer, wife and son, of Indiana, spent Sunday with the forme er's brother, Harry Confers. The Misses SBadle and Minnie Vo- nada spent Wednesday very pleas antly at F, A. Auman's, Mes, Virgia Evert with' her sister, Mra. on nday. J Auman was a caller at W, W, h 4 ‘'s on Sunday. | \ i caller at Pot he was a oaller Frank Auman { ductor {at his i February | About twenty i ner, | Saturday at | ow, { employed | ner Woomer, of | and | at | family | Frank | Miss Ma¢ | : wheat flelds are the | went | oan | RECENT DEATHS. ZIMMERMAN James A. Zim | merman, & well known freight con- | on the Bald Eagle valley, died home in Tyrone on Wednesday, Sth, of cirrhosis of the liver years ago deceased fill- | ed the position of yardmaster at Snow | Shoe, KLECKNER Harvey 1B Kleck« of Loganton, at his home on | morning of a4 complication of 68 vears De- | for nearly | time he was im, Mr commissioner, term, died diseases, aged about had been bedfiast two years Prior to that at Cooks R erved as ounty for ont coensoed Kleck of Clin- ton « EMEIGH toria Emelgh, of Sami MN died t the near VanSeoyol ition on Mon- | Gth, from typhoid fev 18 in Centre cour Her malder Vie norn R. just | hool | HAMPTON Hampton ol | nesda ft Falrview, Is | with {| vea Watkins, {| rapidi the D | death dent of home for into pea Mrs. DelHass | Liberty towns nig! ! hip i» | | [v | | | Crown Prince Coming to This Country. i Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm. of : will or ‘ | year from San rk, according : n is stated that the me his was recently Caleutta on ace plague, next aut Here's a high«toned millionaire commit matrimony with back divorced message wn prince will rid which minated at f the Chinese tour Wf ordered ter int mn chance for some of our daughters t royalty, and 0 come Oldest Woman Dying. 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