Thursday, August 8th, 1912, THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BE LLEFONTE, PA. — Page 5, BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS | well has at all mdition Is not his « B. Pontius gome time his friends, Joseph fined to her bed, a stairway last Miss Edna Friday to spend a few atives in Philadelphia Miss Leona Lyon was a guest week of her grandparents, Mr Mrs. Shuman Lyon, at Lyvontown Remember the next will be held by the leading merchants on Wednesday, Larry Nugent and E. C Philipsburg, were in town day attending to business ing friends. ~—Little Miss Ella Young, of Mr. and Mrs. Edward vigiting her friend, Miss Alexander, at Julian The Misses Helen Proudfoot, of Altoona, spent days last week with their aunt, Edw. Klinger, on Penn street Miss Nellie Smith returned home in this place on Friday vigit with friends in Altoona the home of Rev. Sechrist at ward. — Mrs. H. and for alarmed Mrs. still fall con down is her Ceaders due to week, Mallory weeks on rel departed with last and special sale Bellefonte August 21, Beezer, of over Mon- and greet- Young, Is Cordelia Eliza several Mrs. and to and child in Dertoit visit Mack Edward Zorn and on Tuesday for her home Mich., after a few weeks’ her parents, Mr. and Mrs, in this place. ~— (lass No. will hold a 10 the 1 B hurch gocial ana sale of ples cakes and bread on August 10t} their room, adjoining the church public invited. -—J. Edward Decker can now | found at his former position in the of- fice of the Penna. freight station, af ter an enforced absence of onths by reason of illness. Master Walter Samuel Fravel, is spend at Jacksonville where at the home of Harry having a good time Irvin formerly the shop of his brother the butcher in this place, Tyrone, and can now be found back the counter In ; wrket A number through Bellefo route for Penns ly looked th the dust ley —Mrs went an hospital return street health, Harry charge of the Penna genger ticket office of many vears, took a few started Tuesday for Erie will wvigit friends and enjoy as becomes gentleman The Misses Phoel Gettig, daughters of Mr E. Gettig, of Altoona, spent Monday night in Bellefonte as the guests of their nncle, D, Gettig, Esq., while on thelr way home from visiting among friends in Boalsburg, of ir in is " m two Fravel ling he is Fravel, and Gettig, as last Hutel insor the ma Rallroad this place 4 days off and on a Nellie Ww and and Mrs > Siege of i KT pi vening ning war ind some found t nev eNsar tn h properties this was rted Mir Woodward has quits bu r VAru " the and h closing i number of proved satisfactory for oncerned Ninos ut Capa it AR Bu eoded 1 i In deals that all On Monday way home " Musser hn 3 } a n (a 1 Automobilist who was XO0e legal while re evening pper wttont on his Ww H to an ling the Rpeed nit i rnnning out nort} Alleghen The n on the enne ¥ of the 1 r . promptl the and a few h notified that amount of Justice of ' ! to personal kind may none the less than the ey reckless driver Na street \~ n | the ture the n i The fact the ler wner w tn the that a authority arrest of this ROME but it There are others police peeled for i. Vo an on the “ The Balvation outing in a grove boys and girls of of the town ean Ing to Capt. B plenty of ice cream all and any thelr dinner hold an to which pect) Army will near the town poorer ticket by apply There will be and lemonade for one not able to bring will be supplied hy the officers of the army Prizes will he awarded to the Sunday school schol ars of the Army for attendance at Bunday school, A free will offering was taken at the diamond last Satur day to help defray expenses and a Balvationist will be stationed at the corner next Baturday with a collect. ing box and all contributions will be cheerfully received either In the box or by mall, Clain | the daughter | | burg, sth | {the her | from a | at | Wood- |! left with |¢ Hall, |! [ has ! aEnRIin Pp arties | IR $2.50 AN imhber | | early in | of ns | | fected her safe the abate should start olled to move the Some one to have High street dust nuisance Miss noon at TT A left on dames irishin Mrs. Pa. Next Thursday, August 156th, Mensch livery at Millheim be sold at public sale, The next leading merchants he on Wednesday, Mrs. Hugh Daisy to visit Spangler, day Geo special sale day by the of Bellefonte August 21st Joyle and little daugh- ter are guests at the home of her mother, Mrs. Tanner, on High street Next Thursday, August 16th day for the public sale of Mensch's entire livery outfit at Mill { heim, Miss Martha during the of Mrs. Harry McEntie, past week a Yeager, in Spring Pitts was of guest street Gilbert Avis of an son John Bellefonte Mr family Deitzel and Tuesday In of their relatives, George Eberhart and Holz spent guest Mrs been confined week, taking some time he had not and in this manner perate in a days Herman has his room the past cure For feeling well red to rest mn few becoming our town states. Good re Are pienty through Som "ning towns will int of thi and fan } ormerly resid nt in home Bellef ami part or ast this nity, r Sunday ng friends vi on his Harry Halnes, who for a number of years past bas been connected with he Cluster c10Mng store in Pelldfonte transferred to Hu nefor firm ‘ fuet s+ Dhiranct a} nt vhere 4 for her Ww few th to keeping A An irned respons \ n ret | and her Ir ne caused the the and Wednesday he taken to Altoona, vill be taken institution le police place wan it In in a to take her streets her In all On where care of sald she haritable Aug. 15t) Penna popular p x Sunda n rejion fron nte " : y ! fare ndred similar points The and com a Aan ntem year almo } here fo tickets relo were sold and wills "mn similiar of were ompan) was almost 5 ned had put winte all ticipated this going notify y that Lest red the to on extra trains to A ni vitendance If nr Inrge Your m ticket ommodation lelightful plate ngent "oO ample he within Te It Is a of « vill trip reach Last Thursday becen Welsh, wife f this place sanitarium for allment which mind he left while her for for morning Th taken 1" wan ville treatment at had he it home and wool nervous timen Nhe ome un during at his past had nite she night and to the day work, and been oared house A number gotten up from her wandered about the found could give no clear reason her strange actions It was finally decided to place her In an Institution where she could receive specin treat. ment, and on Thursday morning she wan accompanied to Danville by her husband and poor overseer Alex Mor rison, alone h 1) wns povernl the ellef: of times bed at fireein had and when for will | | Noll George | and | he. the | daughter GE | this | brother | daughter, poor | stead | now ] The Grange Insurance Company officials held meeting in Bellefonte on on Tuesday. Mrs, Galer ter left on Wednesday Utica and Jersey Shore Misses Mame and Clair Shope are visiting their sister, Mrs, Von lor kirk, at Northumberland Superintendent John penitentiary, on important Mary Moerschbacher Ceril are spending a with friends in Freeland, Kate Parker returned home Monday evening after a thre | visit with friends in Philadelphia and Atlantic City ‘he Misses Annie ind | home T several i and daugh- Rochester, Morrison for | Francles, of in Pittsburg business is the new week Miss and { weeks on WeeKs lernice uesday ev returned | ait with from a in 1llinols, ening friends jellefonte Standard visiting | of the Falls formerly with aver place, Linn, connected at Be (iuy now Scale OC friends this Mrs, Mack field, is spending fonte as the guest and Mrs, James street Mrs, Luther Helen and Sunday return 0 is in McGuinness, of Clear time in Belle parents, Mr Thomas some of her Schofield, on Smith John, of with ng and two chil Bishop street in Stale Monday dren spent friends nome on evening Mrs Harry Haag Sarah expect for a Mrs Saturday Johnst thret bert wmlor. a mm He of ung Kem theologl I student kinson in a Willow! nar Willia rtreot rt Tressior nme son of m ink VACATION ALL YEAR ROUND. Half effect upon our ten your body because your I'nfortunat that they one half or 2 wo week's what health the not enough You all ear round This In net A vacation Is nothing change of occupation You have a splendid opportunity ror vacation ev Saturday and Sunday Don't sit in the house during your week ends and talk If you pooner or ater 3% ne An over trained I" near the country into It If you are in the the parks Make It x point cutivate hobhy some game or that will give you exer. clef only pitching quoits If you are in the habit of riding work on the trolley ear, walk oceasionally If you are work. in the country go to town every and then during the yéar good book now and then Is the hest kind of mental exercise for the city or the coupliry man You rest your mind by giving it something to do, Remember this aml take a vacation all year round. the mn Is Vers of simply benefit of a ind a not in seems rr mind has n had a have an wk for eleven and and then, In week vacation, make up have lost Thin In have vacation n rest idea ely people an overws nthe mumst diMenunt sounds more than a i. an It or do stnl@ike Yon nre shop wil athlete get out city on Hes ne fn port it in to ing | bile { Much tain | fenses | blle in | | years i interes: Al now MEETING OF couNciIL. “ned at the Manda Judge, ind pre Council con ing place Messrs. Kellg, erhoff, Daggery Minutes O16 th, read and Under tions B metal cil, meet. with Brock- present, meeting were usual night Walker, Cherry vious verbal Harper the communica exhibited approval of coun wee of the automo- now Vn ign | LL ® tak dan ho th conte al bl ns used Harper of iron and Is mat con ibject being Mr made throu stated and prhctit ter iminum, wiible The ipon to an 0 the which igh the heen made Ir ted gion, | } { ng of xing auto mot town of cer num of other giving ma) to the indulj in by and while followed these behind iblie notices at which « Klreets Referred report, Blanchard, Meek and of the Civil seek council's flushing the paved stated that the ing to purchase costing $20 each, {if the water, suf men to wash the $ night, the hard \ in ber of i LV in towns in the rate ced b Ars { ¢ for nembers ent to 0 “" Han Tax 0 place in adam ‘eo ige propertd repair op tion Mr. J following fled t ented n of Ms paid 1 the and done at rod : | lire intend roof at inting he © a! Phos the once article August store redo at NEW NAME ONLY. St Detroit slere all over future, all the Mammoth known Aas of the “E Corporation ! has sey et the oo \ ’ motor Detroit “Hinde its the nt will in ® built Ite he instead Flanders went the Are Now nants flor ‘ nd mney “ning on Are effect with month mark by the predecessors which was ker Corpora into of the « t alwo on all ears sold and thelr E-M.F mpany merged into The Studel tion time Ar soon it possible (4 the monograms Studebaker all « now use will equipped with them Bince beginning of the automd around which the present aystem has been built the Studebaker family heavy stockholders. Twi they acquired a controlling The automobile plants are owned outright by The Stude baker Corporation urrent heing tere ome in to in Ago An supply denlorn Are he the Pants Btudebnkor membory have of been i 44] ~Finklestine's 5. 10 to 26¢ store | RAVE a special reduction sale during { the month of August, (‘urson ( wis born VeARrs deceased nick morning, July that four I ago, and manufacturing bus him Interment a respected made died are the following children RECENT DEATHS, JUDGE ty, in and Was Judge, Judge, of POLLICE Mrs, Sarah ¢ died at her home tir county, Tuesday after suffering for th cancer, She w county, nth and 12 ire her hush Interment Rn 1d, Judge August 1st Pennsylvania sixty an attorney it brother of the of Tyrone, and Bellefonte died in He two The Inte Dome James Ne HKgo WAR Michael Love Pol Hrmingham, morning, July three VEOUrs al ns 1 Hoeotia A'S, 1 dave old Surviving chil ham orn at and was an Ve ind three the £4 ind in rming IPTON 5 died home rie 114 uday ness Apton his tends He aunty went had ex years rg, this co Iori ness daughters a made three WE Wi are son MATTHEWS and A ored Mi man James itthews who James sireetl, paraly- “en alling his home with his son Matthews, Ji on north Penn n Monday morning of from which he a number mi He w ve of Hug Maryland aged about 70 vears sur ad 1 as a and viving James, of | irk; n D H. of brothers was of meral ! urch on o'clock, nter- lle cem- HE ¢ . \ Emma, NeW Y Joseph, of Washingt Robert and Jan he also h two th Deceased and the f lefonte; is and Mattie, of 1H A ¥ ~ Ww Dakota, 8 dura- rosl- where :maline April Years, She M was Inger who | Amos There member Interment heir er) Meek cashier . nal bank Rd Armstrong, wife of Armetron of Willlams miata Frank ure Migs at home The the following broth D. Henry Fye, of rong Adam COC. Fye of Boulder ] Mra, Frank Homan and Mrs A Struble of tat College Mra Incob Rhone of Pa and Mra, Clay Struble, of Pennsvivania | Interment In Grand View cometery Tyre Mra, | wn Mi amend an Vos ers and misters Rochester ton rmnace ne TWENTY TO VISIT CANAL Splendid Vacation Trip Planned Guests of Pittsburg Post. More t} first for an 30 vears the ago n idea Frenchman ved of bullding cones n ship canal a« that ross the Isthmus of Pana. might flow from mn ro commerce in uninterrupted stream ocean wean Today ar when mind shat) exceeded it ix but the walt of one short the dream have been of his ambitious realized even The 20 guests of The Pittsburg Post will see the Panama Canal In its most interesting stage of construction Ne. sides, their itinerary Includes Jamaica, [Cuba and Costa Rica, one of the most wonderful tours ever sponsored hy a | newspaper. You can be one of the party, Watch The Pittsburg Post for {detalled announcements about these | great free tours to be awarded without absolutely one cent of cost to the lucky personas, | not | LOST CHAIR CANING — Mingle—Stover. Sdturday evening, July 27, at 10 o'clock, Mise Flossie, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. E. 1. Bt Aaronsburg, and William ¢. Mingle married at the parents, the ceremony W. DD. Donat former resident the of Over Were hotie of cmpioy bookkeeper about groom for their ne May Kuents pres of both bride other immediate ne 0) four and eft ing wires Marriage License. Hhue ‘ Penny a Word Adv. Any subscriber car ment in this columr cxeeed 26 words; cent a word, first issue than 25 cents; two issues # #0 cen No advertisements insert want ' freq pdverts f it does oLhers, ons advertisement long oer ale will answered Qne Insure charges 1 IN: three bye from this oMce A bunch of please leave at FOR SALE: A James Wian, He Gordon plano fone, Pa FOR SALE: ~1 fou Cron. sorrel col, FOR SALE 4 2 young heifers WANTED ~Six more girls in Be sctory. Inquire of 8. D Ray. B FOR SALE 60 head which will be fresh Fisher Fleming, Pa of shee 2 cows DE hut ft in about 2 weeks sbur FOR RENT: ~ Houses Milesburg. siso open buggy for sale; and several autos st bargains Toner Hugg, Milesburg, Pa 2nt ir wu J.C. Derr Is all kinds of chair caning. Goods and delivered. Address him by prepared wo do 0 r called rood cook tchen W College, LOST: —A hunting coat, o artificial trout flies nd Bellefonte Liberal rew on FOR SALE Bro a filly; Berkst FOR SALE on. No. 41% Will be sold Mill Hall. R F Leghorns ] for $3; Barred Rock for 60 oenim baby ehic xa pear WASHING ~The family washings on smbine. Ooley at Geo Rb ndersigne Salis! | FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Loading Repeating Rife long, short or long rifie shells Moe FORSALE A small2 h miles north of Milest barn 40 by waler. ay fruit M re re a good € ro ung orehard ar Terms reasonable esburg Pa BARGAINS Sewing as new, Domestic Arlington. Singer ew machines Price from $1 hop SL. Bellefonte & pes rebulll, as good No Americar wn st sell t for 1608 West Bis. xn Cr Ake room M LE oh The Bres Henry H FE of wi cated bet FOR SA Ha dings Newton Hamilton Camp Meeting, August 8 to 20. . Newton Ha IWChetn t MARKET QUQTATION! Bellefonte—Produce Bellefonte—Grain. following prices are pald by « Wagner for grain | 30 Wt ~ i GILLIAM’S DEPARTMENT STORE No. 9 Allegheny Street. 10 to 50¢ 5 and 10¢ 16 Button Black Gloves, 50¢ . Lace Collars, New Linen Collars, New worth 25¢ Belts .10¢, 15¢, 25¢ and 50 Silk Handkerchiefs Rhinestone Baudeaus New Neck Rufflings. Outings, Print and Ginghams. 27 «in, 20¢ New Waists, worth $1.00 50¢ Pillow Slips for 28e¢. 90.90 Sheets 50% and 39¢ The best Ribbons yet shown ++ 10e, 150, 226, and 2%¢ 25¢ and B50¢ Children's White Dresses. $1.25 All Black Mose .10¢, 150 and 19¢ 10 Ibs Granulated Sugar... .56¢ 25 Ibs Granulared Sugar ..$1.42 a ONLY FOR SATURDAY 10TH. Flouncing ed «
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