Page 6. THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursdsy, Marc h 30th, 1911, Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County. NITTANY. On Saturday night, April 15th, the Wmdies’ ald soclety, of the Evangelical church will hold an egg supper at this place; everybody cordially Invit- ed to attend. On account of the inclement weath- er there was not as large a crowd out to preaching on Sunday. The new minister, Rev, Daubert, preached a very able sermon which was appre- glated very much by #&ll who heard Aim on Sunday evening. Mra. J. Ellery bus, Ohio, Miss Blanchard, Mrs gon Russell, of fast week with Winkleman Wanted, hand your will be fellow paper that that's the Ce Wm. Was attended ti! last we A. and Gi day wer sold In Wm. down a repairs, of a again, Dan several hay an gine Mr, ar with t} Howard Miss spent of Colum- Johnson, of Sweely and spent Monday of and Mrs. Horace Johnson, Kathrine Ollie Avis, Mr to it the everyhody around here news to the writer and Kurtz, wl yublishes the best co new doors repair work done; doing the work Miss Helen Cal Vonada ne« day last week Bam Payne pain, be there always bread fisher many Ing but } five | takes Diehl | town RUNVILLE AS | week school term should excellent hand to bid him e him back next 3 people have On the bridge nlovable dia. at midday.” d children, Dalley farm, lant week r returned r spending ing poem who were home some on time hunting marden-making here again, HIGH VALLEY. visitors last week were, J. T wife and daughter, from ey say business is not so could be in $3, It got morning for spring, only worth $2.70, a drop lant or all soap factory can't look for it Mny week, rain. show for and we up ate ' Dew creamery not start, so Investments A car of toothplies Is ready at Ingle. by to load for some one; all nice and well selected plos, The wedding that was hooked for March, must be postponed, as we don't hear any more of t—say BEd our chums that went to the Vandike lumber job, eame home, claiming one has to use his muscle and that Is what they don't like to do In a far distant country. Rumor has It, the new notice is on the manure pile; a sign that the manure will be put on the to patch, Some say the wire that stretched across the road is not and never will ba. Dee Dalley t en houte so vise as dea snee und dar Charley sag see Is 50 sha. Sel Is - trespass CENTRAL CITY.— Boggs Twp. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, I Nefr, Castanea, have been visiting for past week at the home of Chas. zer's here At a meeting rectors, held March tral City Base Ball following Directors follows Xa hecker, and W board as president; Kohlbecker, manager, bery, and ond of the Fot- of the board of 26th of the Association, were elected Wetzler, H. J. Kohl- Fetzer, D., BE. Woodring, Stanley, Organizaton of follows F | Wetzler, C. A. Fetzer, H. J. treas.; D BE. Woodring, players as* follows: Salis Ryan, Shultz, catchers; Miller, Woodring, pitchers: Peters, Oswalt, third base: Clan cv, sh stop: Flynn, right fleld: H Pe fleld Sheckler, left fled tne Ne and McKinley, subs, ' bral ian, on Tyrone id i 4 on ACs but Clvd« t times Di- | Cens the ns sec. B00 base; rt tors centre on 1Httle Rev. Diehl w wreach in the Mann nt on hool house on at the Summit Hil lay All ana Suns to nis Are oor ily Invited nt- SUMMIT HILL. ads around here we it the rain on de them qui nuddy again Mant of Waverly, N. Y. few days last at the bedalde of his mother has been 1, but impr Besse Hastings th parents Mrs. John Mann running the bx ton, spent Sunday John Miller and attended meeting at day George Mann, wife dren spent Hunday home of William Valley Jim DD. Laue Monday R. €. ternoon Mra ! spent Sur The r dusty 1} re getting Sunday even ing ma Harry spent a week who ved spent NB very in Mra unday her here and arding at w who is at Orvis thelr home here daughter Frances Howard on SBun- niece house two chil at the Pleasant and afternoon Cox, of Watkin an below wark for A Creek, oh went to Heech Mann to his pttle lay feparted on Monday af- work at Unionvil Confer, of R ith her parents m ia, w here BUSH GROVE. Edith Eckley, of Bellefonte, her mother, Mra. Mary Eeck- Mins visiting Jey here Ww. B Ww has returned to Syracuse, where he has been employ ed. Those that party in honor taon attended the surprise of their friend Miss Mamie Tate, were Mins Helen David. son, Bessie Way, Mattie Lucas, Mars gory Eckley, Rachel Resides, Verna Watson, Minnle Witheright, Orrin Lucas, Elwood Resides, Joseph Alex. ander, Barnest Lucas, Walter Watson, Elwood Resides and sister Rachel departed for Indiana on Friday, and will visit among friends, I Those that visited at the home of | Mrs. Mary Eeckly, on Sunday, were | Mrs, Agnes Watson, Clara, Verna and | Rhoda Watson, Miss Nannie Tate, | Walter Watson and Roy Adama, Roy Adams will depart for Erie In | the near future, employed, | nies home-—two AARONSBURG Hol, Crouse, wife and two children, Ruth and Harry, went to Lock Have n, to spend a week with the mother, Mrs. McClintie Sheriff Condo, daughter, Lucretia Freeby, of Pa., are the welcome guests of daughter, Mrs. lizzie Bowersox. Editor Harter and Mrs Harter, Charles Mensch, his wife and chil dren, of Bellefonte, spent the Sab bath with Lewis and Mrs. Mensch Ebon home last week, from Very sore eyes pink lady's wife and grand York, thelr Bower came Bellefonte, with eyen, Lowlis wife and pleasantly Earnest The Elias house Mrs Stover, landlord, daughter Beulah, entertained at Stover heirs decea Stambaugh will hay ] the will of were the Cobur: Ves home 8th ent Beave f Millhel: ! t hi MARENGO, M Mar ’ ’ rel Musie and she her w tr nhering cards and SMULLTON, B Il apps ing y I. War are warbling everywhere shining bright and fair body thinks we had o cold winter alr The people fact that Rev returned to Nl another year Robert Hackenberg n Spring Mills last week son to move Grover Bilerly, a welcome visitor Miller Came the winter in Maryland Winters has a fow ATANCER We Are ao on § bir sun every of this in in tha the and ir share weather are rejoicing over the Max l.antz has again the M. E pulpit for ade a to to trip help his of McElhattan, here alter pon, home with their James spending Luther, Arnie after spending Mills Emma returned home days In Spring Lingle is visiting her sister, Mra. Solt, at Rising Springs Paulina Walizer Is spending some time in Sugar Valley Curtis Blerly's from Dents Run, are welcome visitors under the parental roof of MRraesl Haugh's Annie Greninger valley visit her Prestor Sevier me Breon's ho in Bm went to children ved In ton Nittany fo Elias ine JULIAN, George Campbell, slek ail) winter, Is ing very much and on was quite low Mrs. William Fink, who has heen in the Bellefonte hospital for the last month, was able to leave the Institu- tion on Monday and is now able to walk about her home, George Bones sold lot to J. R. Williams has moved his family to Northum- berland, where he will work at his trade, carpentering. Mr. Bones had a good lots, house, stable and out bulldings, all for 450 cash, Steward Dillen was stricken with noursigia on Monday and for a time was quite sick, but Is better now, Quite a goodly number of our young folks took the examinations on Sat. Mra heen who has not impros Monday she his house and this week and he has been _urday to enter high school this come Ving fall, ROCK FORGE. The summer birds have come pevieas were heard singing this to tell the people spring is here Our people around Rock are attend. ing all the sales far and NV think by the way some of our ers buying and gathering up stock they are going to have sale In year, as there in money madi raising stock and selling them, stock Is high In price, Sallie Houser and Annie visited at Nuffalo Run on Tuesday William Shuey bought a fi colt Frank Bohn's last wed John Grove wife Thomas Fishburn's sale at on Tuesday, Runkle Frazier says he never ed a like he did that the sale on Tuesday Ha! and Bob sald so, too, with using his lungs to cheer lHttle to make a little sweep barn floor clean, We 1ll glad to hear of Lulu returning home Belle where she ut went for appendiciti und daught week ara another sae and at the danc- dance at ha! yes, Ira them wind, dance up a and they the are Saxie from the m fonte hospital an opera mn Ira Benner tended several Lhe 1) fu ti Mrs AS HOLTS HOLLO | : LEMONT, YARNELL entertainment w 14 t! April Ver very Rie nEgregation in church here Presiding ol preached a large £ Brethrer sermon to a the I'nited on Saturday evening. Ezekiel of spent Sunday with Miss Margaret Confer, Pleasant Valley, Fetzer Kensling has re. turned to her home here after spend ing some time at Snow Shoe Arthur Confer and of Milesburg, spent former's home here Homer Walker and Bullock, of Bnow Shoe, day at Harry Kessling's Robert Rothrock and lady friend, Miss Cora Confer, passed through our town an Sunday Myrtle Heaton, of Pleasant Is spending some time here Mrs, Jacob Yarnell in friends In Altoona Armor Sunday Heaton, at the Mins spent Savila Sun Val ley, “Tviting SPRING MILLS, G. Auman gave a pleasant th Ladies’ Temple of the W. G. Gramley and Jerry the good 1 this time and a good ich Aa fine Mrs W to BE were iH ot they of ellows wn gratis with ® Temple ladies party, who pushed liveryman, Wm last Baturday it himself em a time had bunch The of our dam ket 4) the bugky Rubl into the night, had better for a while till Rilly gets over his mad spell; they had to draw the water out of the dam to get the buggy out, to ] $100 Reward, $100, has Boon abies 0 cure In All Me Mages. and that Ostarth. Malls Catarrh Cure 8 the only tive cure How known to the medieal fraternity, Altar | being A constitutional disoass, ToguIres & SORSUItY. tonal tres ment, Hall's Ostarth Cure = the | near, yy 6 | farm- | in! when | Clark | attended | Branch | Benner | f Miss | WeLcome W Women who suffer orDS T0 WOMEN with disorders peculiar to their sex should write to Dr, Picree and receive free the advice of a physici an of over 40 years’ ‘experience a skilled and ctuccessful specialist in the discases of women. 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