Page 6. THE CENYRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, P A. Thursday, March 23rd, 1911. mmm Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections ah——— S— of the County. NITTANY. Mrs. William Toblas, of Mackey- ville, visited friends here between trains on Saturday evening Miss Mittle Winkleman has ed home from Avis, suffering severe attack of pleurisy James Nolan purch young horse at the Millheim one day week, The sick our ter, Mrs, Is Yearieck and daughter Maggie, spen ast Saturday vis the former's Mrs, Liddie ler, near On next the new mini Evangell highly r¢ him and shaks M former davs Mrs the Glant Charle was the B. Tre P. § Charley return with a fine anle, ised a horse Inst of town bet- are some iting Zeig- Pleasant up wit} he will future Harry tended brougl good a George (: Lock Ha Mrs. E visited ! A. C to-date worth « day last and It t tox balf hours to amount of goods somewhere to cry every auctioneer that can beat him have to get up In the morning will have himself, the he has good auctl sell M sale on engaged a nes his stock ind imple Our ne singer, | doling quite CENTRE LINE, : 4 sale on the The had a sup Wilson's anything walting for the nice crow good thir There w irethrer 10:30 next § John Wa f 8 Frida 8 Of Ruthann Irving inter spent Sunday ' it the of thelr sister re. La ! We knew had all kinds of peo ple In Hdn't know there of weather As we have had In nth Miss Helen Adelton been spending the her grandma. Mrs On the sick Hist Mre Mra. George Rider, Mm and Mra. Ruthann Gage improved at this writing We Harry TI barre, on our streets, Hens home : J “e the = \ ' Nere @ ve mar Kinds the | of few Cupy ant nm has with Tyrone lant weeks John Barr, Hettle Wr all somewhat are wee of Wilkes- looking fine MAR FILLMORE, The weather has been very change able during the last week-the ground hog weather held out the last three weeks all right Harry thelr home In Olean, N. Y. after week's visit at the Kephart home, We are glad to say that Mra, Joseph | Tressler, who has been on the sick Hat, Is improving slowly. Moving dinners will soon be all the gO, as there are a great many people fitting, Any one wanting young chicks hatched, just call on Ellis Huey, he has rehased an incubator and will have machine in operation soon. Kills be glad to All all orders; all we Meyers and wife returned to attack of Ia grippe WINGATE. Mrs. Willis Shuey and Hazelwood, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. I*. J. Haines Harry Brown children, her parents list, were, P, B. Fisher and loop, of Belle Altoona is on the sick \ here f Milesburg; visitors Chester Heaton, “hut Oh you mud, last | GE STATE COLLE nor recording Woomer, high The Woodmar tainment nd Oars 1; the (. 8 ' LR i side of I Shore, he be with pneumonia Ruth, ths : nr daughter of Mr and Mrs ’ ; i tarrhal fever her recovery (Meveland throug! up cattle Quite a tended the Georges valley ‘ Edward Horner left for Reedaville where he end over Bunday at the home of Rush Dippery and family; he will be accompanied home by his wife and children Mr. and Mra Mifflin county, at the home of GG. M. Cooney Harry Feeso is again able to be about the house, after having a severs led the bed Jersey ward with oa speedy of Centre nity Mitterling this : Hall was mm buying from of number this piace at. John Wagner at mm Saturday will =; Andrew spent a day Zeottle, of visiting » SOBER. Miss Maze Hoy, of Linden Hall, is a visittor at W, W., Krisher's, Miss Furl Aumon spent Tuesday and Wednesday at Bellefonte, Harry Gentgell is all smiles since the stork left them a little cook. Hazel Breon, of Rebersburg, was a ealler at U, G. Aumon's last Monday. James Finkle, who was visiting In Hiinols for a couple of weeks, return od home last Monday, The stork visited the home of Wal ter Aumon's and left them a wood chopper, of | ROCK FORGE, If the old: saying true birds being in March, we wi have a nice summer for black bird been oen our farmer 1tbout the fear 1s geen In flocks felt unea wheat fields. bu ow the POTTERS MILLS Joht an largely the top pri : Wagner's, bel ging Rishel near week Many pre went cougt Centre Hall, I'uesds last these with children In suffering parts are at whooping SPRING MILLS. The Reformed congregation will have Easter Jerry Condo Freeport, 1H of Runkle's Jim Finkle {took a little an pervice left last Saturday for where he will take charge new bine aha shop and Pr MeCormick pleasure ride last Batur. day evening in an attempt to turn around, the top part of the buggy was loaded too heavy and they upset; the horse ran off and used up Jim's rub. ber tire buggery pretty badly: the next time hire a driver, Theodore Brown, ticket agent of { Milton, Is here visiting his home, Mr {and Mra, Bamuel Brown's; he Is one of | the young men that got promoted | quick | O.T Corman had a fine lot of fresh shad last week, which he will continue to hand while in season, Prof. Moyer will give two night concerts some time In April; he will be assisted by his large class of some of Frechurg's best talent Summer Normal, The RNlanchard Summer Normal will open April 17th, and continue for a term of elght weeks Hpec'al ate to and those | attended; | AARONSBURG. James Werte took Chestie in Rebershurg, evening, Harry Homan pity his best girl and 18 more boy and girl friends and took Jerry Martin's, wher: there velcome our A Monday, Wert { nm took of hi thi ore g to hor Friday home aon m to 30 more \ATOnNN- rt having had and treated 1 it Crowd } ret time good the host ni party nd he Bohn got bring lot George ut fishing he home for cot in his LLOW—Penn SKUNK HO Twp is at j or. ¥ thie 24 i andi reins PLEASANT GAP, child of Mr ried in the 1 Monday afternoor ywers left on A Weeks slay Mrs itheran youngest and was | on 8! after Etters emetery Tuesday for with George I'yrone, his parents Miss fonte here of Belle her home where Margaret Mullfinger after a brief visit at will leave for Chicago be married to Harry Bhowers, place the will of that Tuesday Mra. Badle Well's house Joe Bmoyer Well's house to house Wm, rived at Wm. 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