Thursday, July 25th, 1912,
THE CENTRE DEMO
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BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
|
—The trout fishing season will close
next Wednesday,
—There will be a rummage sale
for the Bellefonte hospital for Octob-
er,
Repairs are now being made on
the interior of the Presbyterian church
at this place,
Miss Gertha Murphy, of this place,
is the guest of friends in Lock Ha-
ven this week.
Mrs. Nancy Confer and daughter,
Bella, are enjoying a visit with friends
at Marsh Creek this week.
~Rev. Geo. Collidge, of the Run-
ville charge, United Brethren church,
was a visitor in town on Saturday.
—The Tresslers will hold their
nual family reunion on the
grounds Thursday, August 6th,
will be a basket picnic.
Mrs. Harry Otto and two children,
of Johnstown, were arrivals in Belle-
fonte on Wednesday for a visit with
her mother and other relatives.
-Miss Myra Long, of Altoona,
formerly of this place, accompanied
by her friend Mr, Zeigler, spent Sun-
day with friends in Bellefonte,
—The dwelling houses of Edward K.
Rhoads, on east Lamb street, are be-
ing beautified this week by the appli-
cation of paint to thelr exteriors
~—Miss Jodie Bauer and niece, Miss
Mary Taylor, departed last Thursday
for Dewart, to remain several weeks
visiting the formey's brother, John
jJauer, and family,
Miss Mildred Grim,
Mr. and Mrs. George Grim, who
cently moved from Bellefonte
Punxsutawney, is visiting friends
this place at present,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
three children, of Lamar, were
Sunday guests at the home of
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
eph Alters, in this place
—Patsy Bathurst has gone to
Ohio, where work is sald to
usually brisk at present. A
of Bellefonte men are employed
that city and are earning good
an-
fair
It
to
in
Alters
Jog-
be
in
wages
~The Bellefonte base ball team put |
Jeaver club of State |
the cleaner to the
College by the score of 9 to 2 on Sat-
urday afternoon, this place. This
looks as though had a winning
team this season
--Al, 8. Stine and Mack Hall,
jellefonte’'s hustling carpenters
went Howard on Monday
to add further conveniences to
properties of Liveryman
Thompson by building
thereto.
at
we
tw
of
to
the
H
Linn McGinley, the
the contract for doing
interior repairs and decoratic
Presbyterian h, and
corps of expert workmen
day on the When fi
be fine,
pain
chur:
job. ni
List of unclaimed letters f«
week ending July 20th, 1912, in the
Bellefonte postoffice Dr. E. M. Bing-
ham, W. A. Fleisher, T. J. Gunning.
W. A. Johnston, Chas. W, Lane, W, W
Mass, Miss Agnis Scanyord, Dr. F. W
Sunanday.—H. C. Valentine, Postn
ter.
~Mr. and Mrs
of Penn street,
of last week in
guests of Mra
Mr. and Mrs.
paid a brief
before returr
ening
William Hamilton
spent several da
Huntingdon as th
Hamilton's parents,
Maybaug? They also
visit t in Tyrone
ng he
©
friends
me n
nS
east Lam?
been graduall
mer Mrs
riags was
publi
u
Bell
boy fA nll
property and Zens
ity, and how to deal
bination =
fous problen
menace
any
on
times \
On Friday Abe
young son of Abraham Jackson,
indulging in this sport, threw a
that hit Mrs Charles Amme
bruising her arm, and the boy
arralgned before Squire Musser
the boy Is very young yet the Squire
was of the opinion that he knew it
was wrong to throw stones at another
person, and gave him the alternative
of paying the costs or spending sev
eral dave In jal) The young man's
father pald up and secured Abe's re
lease, and the Incident will no doubt
be a warning to other hoys who In
dulge In the pernicious practice
peiting everything they see
stones,
w~=Maloolm, the
and Mrs. Andrew Young, narrowly
escaped serious injury on Saturday
evening by being knocked down hy
Aan automobile near the Lyric theatre
on Bishop street. The car, driven by
Daniel Houser, of Benner township,
was coming down east Bishop street,
intending to turn up Allegheny, when
thé boy ran in front of it. Fortu-
nately Mr. Houser was running slow-
ly, but the Impact was sufficient to
throw the boy to the hard brick pav-
mg, on which he received a number
of bruises. He was pulled out from
under the car after It had stopped,
but escaped being run over by any
of the wheels. No blame can be at-
tached to Mr. Houser as he was run-
ning at a very slow speed. What
might have happened had It been one
of the swiftly moving autoes that
tear through the streets, is a serious
matter to think of.
me ser
the
while
ftone
rman.
Was
While
young son of Mr,
chicken
this
are
A.
Domino's in
items
people
M., OC,
Read
Unionville
The young
joyving the Y.
pool.
Miss
Somerset
story
week,
again en-
swimming
the
Annabelle Kurtz, of
county, i8 a guest
Kurtz home on High street.
A little daughter was born to Mr,
and Mrs, Jesse Derstine, at thelr home
on east Lamb street, on Saturday.
Miss Kate McGee, of Philadelphia,
is a guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Oscar Gray, on Thomas street,
The next important gathering In
Centre county will be the coming
county fair the first week in Septem-
ber,
Berlin,
at the
is some talk
Bull Moose plenie
this season. That
novel gathering.
Mrs. Margaret
nurse of the Bellefonte hospital,
on Tuesday for Dennison, Ohio,
spend a portion of her vacation at
home,
The Royal Neighbors of
will hold a social on Saturday
on the vacant lot by the
Warehouse, near Penna
cream and cake will be
The fourth quarterly conference
will be held In the United Brethren
church of this place on Tuesday
There of holding a
at Hecla Park
would make a
big
head
left
to
her
Leggett,
America
evening
Potter-Hoy
station;
served,
ice
evens
daughter of |
re- |
tawney,
i Grim,
{ Grim,
and |
over |
| burg,
the |
Akron,
un- |;
number |
bso 19
of |
with |
ing, July 30th. Rev, J. 8S. Fulton,
presiding elder, will be present and
preach the congregation
Miss
in H. I
spending
to
Lillian Smith,
Fenlon's
her
the
daughter
formerly of
stenographer
office, is
in Punxsu-
Miss Mamie
and Mrs,
this place,
James A. Wood,
in Bellefonte
Joshua Folk
will be
latter Pp
expect to
month
insurance
m
guest of
of Mr
vacatl
as
Mrs. of Pitts
is a8 A guest
on
joined
Art of
remain
east
by
the week,
herd
for
Glenn, the f«
and Mrs
f 11 v 31
fell from
year-old
Harry Barton,
the back porcl
Monday afternoon,
in his A
wore require
wound
Mr.
{ ville,
residence «
cut
sh
n
quite a gash head
imns
the
services
ress
xr. PW. T
spending a few da
le BOT n this
morning i
new auto
Harvester
ckerhoft House
ind now is doing the work
old buss and team of horses
outfit i! pail more passengers
ciimis "hills easily with a
Hload, Tt Is claimed that the new aut
vil re het 1)¢ ' .
ill prove enper te
¢ . ’
iron ‘
onal Gar four
nai pany f
arrived
T he
and give we
day
ng the
wi be he
Rev, Wm, F. C
Allentown
a! train
the President
College for Women
lel at K: 15
eaves Bellefonte
Barney Shillings, who resides on
what Is known as “Molasses HILL"
north Allegheny street, an
thusiastic pigeon fancler up
tlh a few days ago flock
nearly Afty fine spec of
tribe of “birds” on hand. On Sun
| day, however, while Mr. Shillings was
{away from home, some
opened the pens and allowed all his
| pigeons to escape. The owner feels
his loss keenly, and is anxious to get
on the trall of the fellow who played
him the low-down trick
In
and
had a
mens
un
Coy & Linn works, all
tempted to dispute the right-of-way
of a large automobile on the
road leading from Bellefonte to Miles.
burg on Saturday evening. Samuel
Toucan, who lives the vicinity
Point McCoy, was astride the
because It at.
in
dent and was considerably
when It
him and hurled a distance of fifteen
foot Mr. Lucas was taking the mules
to the works shortly after six o'clock.
and had turned to the right side of
the road to allow Kelly Bros' large
automobile to pass him from the rear,
An the car drew near, the mule upon
which Mr. Lucas was riding, swerved
it with great force, Mr. Lucas might
easily bave been killed, but his es.
cape with out broken bones is timely
for congratulations,
| week
High |
her |
Morrig Baum spent the past three
weeks in Philadelphia and New York
making selections for the fall season,
for the “Sim the Clothier” stores In
Bellefonte and State College.
H. W. Salladay, representing a
large Brooklyn shirt manufacturing
concern, is at the Bellefonte Shirt
Factory this week demonstrating |
the latest modes in shirt making.
Willlam Walker, of “Cracker
jack” fame, left for Lock Haven this
week accompanied by his wife, and
for the next week will keep the
fection-loving crowds at the carnival
busy. !
gang of
Washington,
R. B. Taylor
miles of
latter has the
On Tuesday
left Bellefonte for
to be employed by
constructing several
road of which the
tract,
John Martin, the genial
clerk In Parrish's drug store, accom:
panied by his brother, Pat Martin, de
parted on Monday for Steubenville,
Ohio, where they will visit friends for
the next few weeks,
A package containing a shirt and
of stockings last Saturday was
in the wrong buggy on
street by mistake of a woman. The
owner can secure same by calling atl
this office. :
On Wednesday
a
Pa.,
in
lot
put
Mrs. larnes, of
Bishop street, entertained at dinner in |
honor of
evening
Mrs. F. W. Topelt., This
Mrs, Topelt will be entertain-
ed by Mrs. Luther Smith, of Bishop
street, and covers will laid for sev
eral dinner guests
Mrs. Thomas Smith,
is spending the week
fonte as the guest of her husband's
mother, Mrs. Mary J. Smith, on Bish
op street, while her husband is at
tending the encampment at Getty
burg as a member of Company lL.
Mr. and Mrs. Nev
Renovo, «
de
and
while
duty
ampment,
lellefonts
of State Col
lege, in Bell
8
in Corman
Bellefonte
former
ttyst
ame wn to last
the
the
wife
is d
ing
soldier ITE
remain
hu and s
an Corman
Cie
will
10st of her
Mrs. 1a
at
his
HE) si
mrents, Mr
Bishop
The l.ela and Verna
departed on Wednesday for a
Bellwood and
they wi
Mr. and
the family
0K
and mi
street,
Misses Ar
friends in
Saturday
n days
, who Is empl
p quarries, met
Wednesday
vith
Armor Ga
ident on
stone
th
or ‘
en- |
of |
this |
miscreant |
There In one less mule at the Me- |
state |
of |
ani. |
mals back at the time of the accl- | partment announces that the suspen-
bruised up |
wan knocked out from under |
around In the road and the auto struck |
taker
Koay
the
1
m |
| ery bod was t the Bellef
uesday with a i }
ceived by a fall He makes his
with his son-in-law, Ervin
"eimle, on Penr and was
hte the . ir reed } ¢ }
iken to
lon T
fracture
| hospita
| hip.
| home
i
if
re
siroet
A number
eat losers
' 1 whom
d Will
mes. Qu
sever
Adams
num
ork
i
. f am
who los g ‘
of other «
chops and
te 0
her shy
fall
itigens wil
sausage this
STOP MAILS ON BAD ROADS.
Government Foroes Neglect Upon At.
tention of York Courts.
Road supervisors in York county
who have pald no attention to appeals
from the post office authorities to
| keep the highways in a passable con
dition for the rural carriers will be
brought to a swift accounting, follow
ing the action of the Government to-
day In suspending the service In York
township on account of bad roads
While the Government's authority In
{the matter extends no further than
this suspension, the farmers, who
will be compelled to go to the gener.
al delivery window In York or to thelr
nearest postofice for newspapers and
mall, are up In arms and the neglect
{of the supervisors will be forciably
impressed upon the Court
The order from the
Post office De-
sion will be removed after 30 days if
the roads are repaired
While there Is complaint of negibel
of York county roads In all seasons,
conditions have been particularly bad
recently, owing to the heavy
which have caused washouts,
Miss Lula Cronister, of Martha, left
Monday for Bodos, N. Y. being a
graduate nurse of the Erie County
hospital, N. Y., where she will be
constantly employed, as she is a very
efMclient nurse,
| died
con- |!
workmen |
| Frank ang
ptate |
con- |
|
young
| ing due
| Was
| days. W
| west
| husband
Allegheny |
| her
railing, |
c BELLEFONTE,
—————
RAT, PA,
RECENT DEATHS,
BARNHART My,
Barnhart dig ut the home
daughter, Mrg Grace Brown,
lege LOWnship Saturday 13th,
Funeral took place from
home ON Tuesday morning
The BErvices were In charge
snyder and interment made at
hurg.
BURD
onsburg's i
at hi
Friday night
jliness. HH,
a YOUNE wife, and
brothers and sisters
Musser, of Aaronsburg
Willard at
RUMBERGER: —Mrs,
avid Rumberger,
home of her son,
Island, Neb.
dropsy. The
cased was
aKed 09 years,
her
She
two
Sarah Lapp |
of her
in Col-
aged 65,
her late
at 9:30,
of Rev.
loals-
Hobert
ghly
Burd, one of Aar-
esteemed young men,
In that place last
several months’
by his mother,
the following
Mrs. Blanch
and Nellie,
home,
home
after
Is survived
Rumberger, |
died July |
Willlam,
death be-
maiden name |
Emigh, and
11 months
husband she
Is survived by
sons, William
of the she
and 9
went
her
and
in 1876
and
Wesley
JACKEON
died
Mrs,
iberculosis,
Mrs,
Colyer nday
Emma Jackson
at the home of
Greeley Jordan, at |
7th, and on Thurs:
following the funeral was held,
interment being made at Tusseyville.
Fred W. Barry was the officlat-
! Deceased was the
the late John Boal, and
about thirty-five years,
husband survives
rs and sisters W. Thos.
Peru; Frank and Agnes,
Greeley Jordan, Colyer.
DELS David B Delong,
‘Mg resident of Romola, died at |
Woomer home, that village, on |
Tuesday of last after a linger-
ng H nearly two years with
raly H was upwards of 70|
are two chil- |
of Willlams- |
R. Johnston, of |
lowing brothers and |
John Rishel, of Ala-|
Lydia Jones, of Jeech |
John Abbott, of Blanch
Delong, of and
of The |
after- |
inter- |
at
of 1
Blister
IT
there
\ [toon
a
In
week,
viving
PlufY,
tomola,
Pittsburg.
Thursday
home, and
the cemetery
held on
mer
in
vior
fifteen |
steward and |
dai
past
ne ed
Altoona
ins |
rema
Wn Dass
on became sud that
1 ws resorted
Lo @ young man's
) ¥
n An opera
to in a hope of sav.
life Interment
" ort
aie he 1 his
Waly
hushand
1 a W ¢
Her
leas
has Thved
easant Gap
CATE AR
| children. Of
fam of three children
Furey dled a number of
San Antonto, Texas and
or Williamsport, now
vivor with Mrs
the last ten months of her life. The
funeral was held the following Sat.
urday afternoon. Dr. G | A Hawes
officiated at the services and burial
wae in the Lutheran cemetery
at p Gap
ng her
father's
Potter
ago at
eon
her
Ww
YOeAre
Mra hres
the sole sur-
Walz during
]
Wan
made
ensant
death of
which oe
11:15, at
was
and
HEYLMUN
Mrs Francesa
curred on
her home
n Revere
The sudden
M. Heylmun,
Monday night at
on west Curtin street,
shock to her family
friends. No intimation was had hy
the members of the family of the
closeness of death until a few min-
utes before the visit of the Grim
Reaper. Her death resulted from
heart trouble. Deceased was born in
Sandusky, Ohlo, on March 12,
and had thus reached the age
Years, 4 months and 10 days
tober
£ A
in Bellefonte ever since
Are her husband and two
| Catherine Q, Heylmun, of
and Harris 1
{PA. Mra, Heylmun was a consist.
ent member of the Preshyterian
| church and of the various church so.
cletion, Hhe was also identified with
{the local Women's Christian Temper-
{ance Union, and was a prominent
| Worker of that organization. Funeral
Bervices will be held at her late home
[OR Curtin street, this morning at 10
| 9¢lock. conducted by her pastor, Dr.
Surviving
children
Always Ready
From the moment a Studebaker
(Flanders) “20” is delivered, you have a
car ready to go on the job. It will stand
up to its work day in and day outtake
the hills and rough places as cheerfully as
the smooth, and the only care it asks is
lubrication.
Studebaker cars are built for honest
everyday service, and will give you service
—not excuses, You can start on the
longest journey in full confidence that you
will finish as strong as you began.
Mechanical stability, beauty of design,
gimplicity of control, low price and low
upkeep cost combine to make the Stude-
baker “20” an ideal car.
The $800 Studebaker Flanders)‘‘20"
Price, Standard $800 £1. o. b. Detroit.
Eauipped bowe, with Windshield, Prest-O-Lite
-' ed Doral mats $000
Ahh our dealer for the new Studebaker art catalogue or send to as for
The Studebaker Corporation Detroit, Michigan
GEORGE A. BEEZER,
NORTH WATER STREET, - - - - BELLEFONTE, PENNA.
Tank
{ but
1845, |
of 67 |
On oc |
15, 1873, she became the wife of |
Grafius Heylmun, and had resided |
Bellefonte, |
Heylmun, of Homestead,
Interment will be Penny a Word Adv.
cemetery sdvertis
Lt does
others, ohe
sement ie
three
insert & wan
free f
ADY subscriber carn
ment in JE
pot exceed 25 words; arg
eent & word, first issue, no advent
8 two issues 40 oor
0 advertisements w
from this office
this ox one issue
MARRIAGES.
I"
be an
Long—Seiler.
WANTED
Facrory
WANTED
purposes Robert J
Several go
Han
Gates—Gordon,
reonage of
FOR SALE
cheap: have n
Rebersburg. Pa
yson-—F rom,
I'homg nat POR SALF
! ure spreader. ir
W. Eby. Zion. Pa
Lt Cumber
h, by Rev. Hicks
of the Episcopal churcl This an
nouncement ay fe ttle late
wvertheless it be news
of their frien they quiet
nd had the n
| WANTED
sewing. by Mrs. M
St. Heliefonie. Pa
Washing and ) a plain
Howard
om a
will
12 as
FOR SAL}
he whic
Dieffenderfer—Casselberry
re » | 161)
M
WANTED
sent usin tk
for a few hours w
sample and
Cream Oo. 33 South Seventeer
Pa
nif
N
1
(min or
with hin tube
taken n A new
raing we have been ! —— —
FOR SALE: A small 2 horse farm
miles north of Milesburg
barn «
situsted 1
with a good bank
by 40, a good 6 room house, plenty of
water, a young orchard and plenty of all kind of
froit. Toms reasonable. W. H MNMeKinley
Milesburg. Pa x32
Pe BdDPOT VARVARA IVAN
Have You Corns?
Why do you suffer with them when
BARGAINS: —Newing machines rebuilt, as good
as pew, Domestic. No American, Crown
Arlington, Singer. Must sell to make room for
pew machines. All 3 and 6 drawer machines
Price from # 10 $10. G. 8. Clements. West Bis
| hop St... Bellefonte. Pa mr
FOR SALE Two horse farm. situated 2 miles
portheast of Penn Hall; a good dank barn
5x00ft. with hog pen, chicken house, and’ corn.
erib attached: a good Sroom house and other
outbuildings all in good condition buildings
wall painted. A good spring at the house. russ
| Bing water st the barn, water in all the felds
Lots of all kinds of fruit and the farm is well
fenced with good wire fences. Also another
| property joining it with a house and barn on it;
ots of all kinds of fruit and a good spring.
Shere lb ota of Stmber boLh properties. Ad.
| dress Mr. and Mrs Walker, §
IR Band er, Spring Mills,
there is a preparation sold right at
| your door that takes them away? It
is called
“Eurcka” Corn Remedy
It does the work and costs you only |
250—~which would you rather have, |
|
LEGAL NOTICES.
CAUTION NOTICE: All
| BoMfied that my wife. M
| Ing left my home without Just cause or provoos-
| tion, 1 will not be responsible for any bills oon.
reacted by her, G Hall, Julian, Pa. xn
the corn or the 2507
persons are hereby
rs. Martha Hall bay.
YOU CAN ONLY
Cararar Sreeny
The Nexall Store
| Bush House Block,
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Bellefonte—Produce.
Butter
Egge
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Bellefon rein,
The following prices are paid by C. Y.
agner
Wheat, Red nde fop rain,
Wheat, white ......
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