Page 8, -: lho ih i ———————— Correspondence (Continued) HOWARD. Fair is the soul, rare is the soul Who has kept after youth is past, All the art of the child, all the heart of the child, Holding his faith at last. In Our Churches Next Sabbath. Methodist Episcopal Pastor Edwin Dunning will preach and cele- Yheate the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at Beech Creek at half past ten and at half past seven; and at Hunter's Run at half past two, United Evangelical-—Pastor M. J. Snyder will preach at Fairview at half past ten, and in Howard at half past seven, Reformed-—Rev. George Sciota, Monroe county will preach as a candidate for this vacant charge at Jacksonville at ten o'clock, at Marsh Creek at half past two, and in How- ard at half past seven. James John Mokle was a Bellefonte last Thursday, Heverly 18 at home for the hot term, Glen attracted Pletcher and his mother last week John Ravhorn, of Juniata, visited his friend, M, lL. Beck, over Sunday. Miss Lulu Johnson was a passenger on the Thursday train. Haupt at Tunnelton, visitor, Olive 1. Bowes, of the last week among friends. Richard Hoffman has gone to spend a month with his grandma in Phila- delphia. DW. Mrs. visitor, Stanly Cleveland Watkins from morning telegraph operator Co, Is a home Bower, a Indiana Elmira, spent her old Schnarz is from his daughter, of New York. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Candy, of Ty- rone, were home visitors between the Sunday trains. Mrs. J. N. Kling, of S« home with her friends in and Marion Twp Miss Myrtle Pletcher week with grandpa William Schenck Elmer Kling, of father, Joel Kling in ship over Sunday. Miss Dorman, of a last week's guest of and Mrs, Oldring Bower Holter, the “local” of Jellefonte Republican, enjoyed day with his father enjoying a Miss Georgianna, itdale, is at Howard is spending the and grandma visited his town- Altoona Marion Philadelphia her friends, was the Sun- wtion many Miss Rosetta C¢ spent a pe of last week with some of her Williamsport friends Roy Eva picking herries last Friday verely sprained his IK © ns fell fron a tree while and se inkle Camer Pp Ohlo, Th time in Bellefonte Saturday Miss Josephine Muffley was hostess during last her friend, Miss ap f Westover Pa : i Ts veek, to \ of Hiam Sunday 58 Heansyl visited rains, Tuesday Haney Miss Jordan uncle, Gap Mrs laude Leathers families is A Lucy ‘ her s« the here Mrs. Decker, of Washington, D. and Rev. C. LIL. McKinney at the h of Mrs. Katherine M Kinny Mrs days of hospitable Yearick. Joseph M. Ertle and wife, delphia, enjoyed their va with his parents, Mr. and ip Ertle Mrs, and Williamsport families of and Foxes Rev. M. J. at the annual Conference, at near Milton, Mrs. Katherine M, burg, W. Va. Is friends LMoOng Mr. and Mrs. George W Julian, with their OUng Non, were Sunday dinner guests of Mr, and Mrs L. 8. Bullock Miss Hilda guests were the Misses Bowes, of Clearfield, and m, of Bellefonte Miss Miriam Lucas left Sunday af. ternoon for Altoona, where she will spend several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. F, IL. Zimmerman, Mra. Evans and daughter Beatrice came here from Osceola a week or. two ago, and are housekeeping in, the handsome cottage of Dr. McEntire. The Mesdames Lew, and Frank Wetzler, of Mllesburg, wore enters tained at the home of their relatives, Mr. and Mrs, Shuman Holter, Sunday. Mrs. C. BE Yearick looks even brighter and younger than usual since a visit of some days with her genial brother, Albert Smeltzer, at Pleasant Gap. Former Sheriff Robert daughter, Miss Rosetta, were Belle fonte visitors, Tuesday, In attendance at the funeral of their relative, Chas, Eckenroth, Charley Lucas seems to be the on- ly man In town with public spirit enough to try and keep the cemetery cleaned up, and he has made a suc cessful attempt at it, Miss lLorilla Hayes, a sister, and Miss Lorilla, a daugrter of Mra, A. A. Pletcher, and Miss Lillian Brungard, all of Clintondale, spent the week end with the squire and his wife, Mr. Ira C. Johnson now has his family of four daughters all with him for summer guests, The two addi tions, who arrived on Saturday, are Mrs, Harry Yearick, of Niagara, and Mrs. W. Elmer Alken, of Philadelphia. vernl brothers Are Ruests ome Ertle week as a of Mr spemt several guest in the and Mrs, CC, E. George last home of Phila- ation week Mrs. Phil- Stutsman, of week in the Rebers Miss Edna spent last their relatives, attendance the Bible Heights, Snyder is in meeting of Central Oak Long, of Clarks- making her old time glad by an extended visit them week end Katherine Hazel Dix- Wagners Cooke and K. Bly, of | George | westward | home | visit | Dr. | the ! Bullock, of | | Alfred Thompson, a business man | of Bnow Shoe, and local preacher in | the M. BE. church, was a week end vis- | | itor among his relatives here last | Sabbath and preached for Rev, Sny- fder at the Fairview church, in the | | morning, Thomas name of a McKibbin Bowes 18 the | bright little youngster very young-—who arrived at the home of Charles and Katherine McKibbin Bowes, Tuesday of last week, and “Charlie” is even more puffed up than usual over the arrival It's the first, you know, their last Fri Monday home at bor- wast loaded the cars and on future county, a give Mr, Faust tev, and Mrs, F household goods on day and Saturday, took train for thelr Saint Clair, Schuylkill ough large enough to and his family greater advantage than they could have here. The best wishes of their many friends here go with | them, Mra. Theopholus Pletcher, {son-in-law and daughter | Mrs. Willlam Smith, who | farm above town to the R. { purposes of right of way, having se- | cured their summer crops, have mov- | led to the old mansion, connected with | | the Howard Furnace which was once owned and occupied by the late Hon, { John Irvin of Bellefonte | By some unknown | loaded cars of the at Mt, Eagle got with her Mr. and sold their R. Co., for means a train of construction work away from the en- gine on Saturday, and got out onto | the trestle work, which was bullt to | | sustain only empty ones, It gave way | | under the load and rolled five of the jears over on the sod beneath, The damage was repaired over Sunday, jand the work proceeded as usual Monday It is gratifying to note a bit of good fortune which has fallen to the two | young =ons, Richard and Sheldon of | Mrs Charles H. Hoffman. Their father, deceased for some years, was + Rrand nephew of the late Senator Hoffman, of Atlantic City, a wealthy bachelor who recently died. In his will he remembered his nephew to the amount of ten thousand dollars, which comes directly to the fine little boys. Pabley and Philadelphia's were the guests Hoffman, with been spending a trip to highly town of Snow ladies greatly climb of the zig-zag The Misses Albert Mary Rhul, two of bright young ladies, last Thursday of Mrs whom they have week or two, on a perched neighboring Shoe, The young Joved the novel train up the ma little town, and the ner srved by our old friend, Reading, the Mq The newly 0. of A. are: Dunham Asst our en- little track, the ro- fine din- “Larry elected officers of the P President, Mrs. Fred 8 Prest, Lot. H., Neff; V. P. Miss Laura Williams Asst. V. P., Mrs. Philip Ertle; Miss Mollie Daughenbaugh; Asst. Con, Mrs | Hayes Schenck; Sentinel, Miss Emma Holter, Mrs. Arthur Youdes Chaplain, Mrs. Viola Hastings Arthur Youdes Conductor Orator, of Mr. } if Henry nant wi Lundy, YW r h the vet deeper cut in the Burdine Ie Dink tracks have been Ia the summit on this farm. ana ted over Canal St farn 1 OV er trestles Are “rev and the Jackson Kline farm | where next Ml begins At the | west where two smaller steam | shovels three dinky trains are at work, and above Mt Bagle begins to look Erie canal, and the gravel and clay taken from it makes a small mountain of a fill al- most across the Samuel Bower farm. The barn on the Theoph. Pletcher | farm has been taken down. and the | house will soon follow, to make way for the advance workers A consider. able force has been working for the past week on the grading of the new | highway, beginning a little east of the old hay shed above town and working westward, past the Pletcher school house. Trees, bush, fences and other obstructions have been removed and the new right of way fence has | been erected along the greater por- tion of the line. All In all the pro | Kress making is very satisfactory and the cut at lke the | works at | he can {made a i H0th { part | mother where his { THE CENTRE DEMOCR AT, BELLEFONTE, PA Thursday, August 1st, 1912, REBERSBURG, William Weaver wrote hig he and about twenty-seven thers were injured In an accident in the Pitcairn, He is in {he hos and wil soon #8 leave Monday very birthd at his residence commemaor birthday of his wife « twin sister Ella, dnugl Mary Jane Sholl It Wik by a few invited immediate family There i18 a good bit of talk in these valleys about abolishing the 1 on the pike between Wallace Ww and Coburn The exaction 26 cents for a two horse 17 cents for horse The paying out millions or state pecommodiate with gasoline wagons and + stretch of about sIX miles which pays tribute to a pri cern The law provides a condemn turnplkes and make of the public highway Let it be 80 done, Land, alr and water are sources of all wealth Th bank on land are safe An ment secured by old earth as long as the earth AWRY on tended pital come home a evening enjoyable On Fran) wWalte party iting the ra and her terg of ttended guests besides the connection gates ker’ One roads, to nvi IE gtand does 1 pass Sunday some of our pe the funeral of Mrs of Wesley Snyder burr. She was a mother who had attained a great Mrs. Robt. Kleckner Roush ing, visited Sam’']l. Bhafer friends in this vicinity Rev, W. W, SBholl I# mu with his new charge at Dur church will put pipe organ. John F. Potter, phia, lingers affe friends in this valley l.ast Saturday our bovs, ball team extraordinary over to Hecla Park and more victories by defeating Hecla. The Zion team pr ing more than pastime do very little with Ki our teary Fsq., tionatel curves while their Hecla, the vociferous with a fu which 1} pitcher team over siralg di SMULLTON. Brungart Lydia Loose was week of with of davs ast Fletia Mever Earnest Harr ft} XL BOTY four t Misa | «nd beat Hurra! FOUNTAIN. Snow Shoe Twp Eimer Watson has i : . what he has beer many years. It large enough to a rather stout man ana you ine the snake was of a When he found it, It was sit! stump, near the mill, playing nice tune on the wire of fence. ’ Huckleberry around here at present Albert Rowan and Shoe, spent Sunday at son's Mr. Sunday Bing, who for some Was make picking is a wife Elr and Mra. Mat Conawas evening at the home has been on the time, and 1s very this writing Therman Witherite, Hermar tol, and Margaret Kesling t festival over the hill on Satur ening A pretty sight t was when In the early brightness of last Sabbath morning, a well conditioned motor. cycle, whose mellow and modest “chug, chug” gave evidence of the good care it receives, sped he Carry ing a bright-faced young woman and | young man whose countenance bhetok- ened at once his happiness and a sense of the responsibility which was also | his. They were going eastward anda | the sun gave an added glint of gold | {to thelr faces. She was gracefully | perched In front, on what seemed to | be an improvised seat, and in the good | old modest sidewise way, leaning be- | tween the arms which seemed to ex! press their guardianship while they carefully held the helm. Who they | were, whence they came and where | they were bound, was of course, un- | known, Early Monday morning, as though they might have enjoyed “a | Sabbath we!! spent” with friends, and ware hurrying back to thelr week of duty and service, they journeyed westward In the same comfortable, In. dependent, enjoyable way. Whether | they were young husband and wife, sweetheart and lover, brother and sister, or merely “chums,” matters not; it was a pretty sight, and warmed the cockles of the benumbed old heart which the Howard letter carries un- til they tingle yet, and make him wish he was young again, and owned a motor bike, and had “that old sweet. heart of mine” back from the thither shore to help him enjoy it. May their | evident happiness be long unmarred, Light on Luther's Death At an ex- amination which took place at a young ladies’ seminary recently one of the puplls was interrogated thus: “Did Martin Luther die a natural death?’ “No,” was the reply; “he wins excommunicated by a bull” | spent Those who spent Sunday liam Lauck’s, at Butts, wer daughter Catherine, of M Miss Sarah lLauck of =n David and Newton lLauck | Runville Ellis Hazzard and friend lullock spent Sunday evening Nannie Watson's Mrs. Frank Hipple, of Snow spent Sunday at Kesling's Mrs Shoe PINE GROVE MILLS, Mra. Linn Murphy, of New is visiting friends In this vicinit Mr. and Mrs. Newton N« Sunday with friends at York Mills Randall H. Dunlap, of St. Benedict Is spending his vacation at hia home | at this place Henry Goss, of Houtzdale, spent a few days this week In our town and enjoyed a fish In Bhaffers creek Mrs. Oliver Gibbony spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. R. R Randolph. J. A. Decker has just returned from a trip through Maryland, where he has completed the sale of his exten sive coal lands, The teachers who are attending the summer term at State College eon- Joyed a plenie In the town gap on Sat urday. A special traln was run by the Bellefonte Central Rallroaq and there were in all about 400 Passengers, Bo heavy were the provisions that it took mix horses to hau! them up the mountain, Some fellows can't seen thing to the full that way, A to enjoy n unless they also get It len't only paying the bills for shoes and hats that enables a man to make both ends meet | wife that "| Mills, "| Musser and A A AAAS EEN | ZION, Billy Smith has started and the different kinds yielding well J. W. Eby, R M lL.esh were up to day Hoover, man. Mrs been of grain Homan and Mae lonlsburg on Thurs the funeral of Mr who was a sister of Mr. Ho attending Robert } enjoving Vi good time, became very urday evening In MoCormicl Wi led and cessful In his patient around in g Services In the | who hag not health for sick on faoman, HOT WHE =i Bringing itheran formed churches were well at Sunday. Mrs. Wireback, of Pittsburg v mister of Dr, Fisher, wu summer at the Dr's home We are sorry to say getting an Because of the er, there was no meeting on The Zion nie, which Saturday, start and who spending the in this place that t loct is not better threatening Christian Sunday evening Union Sunday school pl was held at Hecla Park on wns a grand su from to finish The weather was ideal everybody enjoyed themselves very much, The ball game that was to take place at the park on Saturda | between the married men and single men of this place, did not material ize. Mrs. weath Endeavor CONS | Sadle Emerick, of Spring is spending her two weéks' va with her two sisters, Mrs Mrs. Shaffer. Say Charley, that old hen of Domi- | no's must be a crackeriack If all the | hens were as industrious as that one, | the high cost of living would be | solved without the Induction of a third | party. ut then what would Teddy cation "1 de The Bullmoose controlled by the big stick, will f swing or Aug. Oth, In the Windy ®ity by windy politicians who are out of a : Oats are being put In week; they are short In the straw but pretty well filled job shock this the the | CANNING FHT We Pay 28¢ for Butter 18 Ibs Sugar $1.00 Fine Loose Coffee, 5.-gal. Oil Chocolate 28-1bs Dairy Salt 7 cakes Socap...... 11b Baking Powder with dish 26¢ Knights Vanilla, a bot.8 and 19¢ Dunhem’s Cocoanut Rice, 4 Ibs "hie Cornstarch, per box Salt, per sack.. Macaroni, per Soda, per box Shab n sus 3 boxes of Banner Lye.... See our line of premiums we give with cash purchases. Gillen, the Grocer. Both Phones. HAART TRA VAARAAAIMRALIAAINAY threshing are scheduled | Katz & Co. Store News Saturday, Rug. 3rd marks the closing of our lean=Tlp Sal Everything in our store at Sacrifice Prices KATZ & COMPANY I - Some Rare Bargains IN SUITS AWAIT YOU HERE Every Suit and Pair Trousers IN THE STORE AT REDUCED PRICES deigh Nefla Our Semi-Annual Clearance is on in full swing, giving you an opportunity to provide yourself with Fashions Newest Clothes, Greatly Under- priced You see sales and sales advertised but The True Reductions--- and The Real Bargains, AWAIT YOU HERE. Allegheny Street, Sim The Clothier CORRECT DRESS FOR MEN, Temple Court, Bellefonte, Pa. 1
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