Page 6. THE CENTRE DE a HRA VEIANA TALALLAT VLAARMAAVAVLS Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County. lan iL w pre aw REBERSBURG, | The Lutheran minister's gasoline wagon has balked Hon. C. L burg on special Ago. The Chestnut It Philadelphia, has work In the wi earning a part propriated by the islature of 1911 fellows, but for haired giris we married Speaking of “the it may be aflirmed on actual demonstration have The which these 0.000 clare are are the But, in work the Pennsylvania $260,000 next a great outcry and command burn the bark Mr. Green, of ping at lL. chestnut with yellow with h nearly in the Charlie 1} Squire ( mens of “blight.” white worm inch long beneath or limb dies, of many by one man, trees roots the same believe know either, Say bitious y« Harris- w days visited a fe Gramly business { vent SOs wis 1 of that Sh They the benefit will fair LT of our say, they tree blight,” authority of that the trees | little red fungi ormorants de the measles, spheric causes and chest the worms. $2 result rantine” cattle” order “dumb land Worms! H Inn t the n is mmtingd He : winter mountain | “fAitching” them | hatchet He found | worme-eaten tree Stover ind me's (Ring trees a s and is 100 these office ar ghee ches Rrowing ¢« fifty just compensation the t« It } thres! } good Mr farm next in Warren lerly wil establish a new express route via Lamar to Lock Ha- ven, Good! Jacol st Bru we ver from Ty- says he is put. to entertain the season ate bears Spangle r wWam « lersville ran and ting 1 hoarding house the cit hunters, when opens Jakey, they can ¢ now When timber Sat h is a trespass against not a trespass? The general health of this commun- ity was never better Chestnuts are wormy, as well as the trees Thaddeus Stover, one of the finest valley, Mr. Charles Heller and wife, from Akron, Ohlo, are at present visiting with his parents, Mr. Jacob Heller's, Mr. Heller left thtis town nigh onto four years ago. He has a good posi- tion In a large novelty factory in Akron and is getting along well Prof. Btapleton, principal of our schools, spent over Sunday with his family at MifMlinburg. Don’t forget the social and festival on Saturday evening to be held in the High school building. This will be an educational treat as the Professor will give a lecture on prehistoric plants and animals. We are informed it Is to be an ({llustrated lecture. Come all, The prospects for a concrete walk from the Reformed church to the end of the cemetery are very encouraging. Let everybody that has an Interest in the resting place of the dead as well as In our public school take an ac- your | the veteran, has flelds of corn In the Lone { our | Dents Run | Gladys { and | music | groaned VIA MAMA MAMA AMAA Ya br =p stand together wilk Is a credit to town. We, certainly, are also in of fencing the cemetery Every thinking man is in favor of a and a fence. A fence would pre the cattle path across the cem Let Such a tive part, aw man us favor right witlk etery . will eng the farm the pres wi has home he Ke ent heen sain College, is and red in worl DD. Blerl ind Miss nt present Visiting int with Mrs. Blerly's s ( Miriam Aum n ire M. Blerly. Any one, comodations, call al desiring but on Prot Engage A. Bier vOour Ss ure. rather scarce through » lle of the Reformed very sermon It certainly was chiforward right-to His text him ible from jet was and working | JULIAN. day of up to the d summer” down, Thus in : r the 23rd stepped “"Bood ol back and sit a vast change rounding mountalr make them an highly pleasing t A « od held tor, (in ftumn duced Ne pltem front to cording to Brethren at Winber, Rev, G other signed ' Hous which | ld es ur 1 The { nami the C0 : Ri ri rep confor mie } LA A ’ preaching 10 the car lo During many | business | week delay Urg frequent rains are in getting their service Mr ng our sowing done is ©« Walker, cCongeny farmers the rr f COLYER. HANNAH, Wiser spen f.ena Ww Osman, CO ford Chaney Harold Marks, Roy Patton, Thurman Thomas Patton Clalr Wiser Clair Marks, of Port Matilda Mi Mra, Clair Lewis, of Bald Eagle The evening was apent in games and About 10 o'clock they gather ed In the dining room where the table under its load of good things eat. where every one did justice Ask Lille If she got enough chicken About 1 o'clock all departed to their homes wishing Mra, Wiser many more happy birthdays. All report a fine time, J. C week, Mra Price url \ Monn Harold Inrtk Chane) tt ser. Samuel if Roy Wiser and Henne to Marks lost two horses the past Minnle Stimer spent a couple days last week with her daughter, Mrs, John Warner at Bald Eagle, G. M. Walk spent a few days In Al- toona visiting his daughter, Mra. W. BE. McMonigal, Roy Marks spent Sunday in Jullan, Mra. Susie Wiser made a business trip to Tyrone one day last week BRANCH-~College Twp. Wallace Musser spent several days Altoona last week. . Henry Sents, of Lewistown, is vis iting at his home on the Branch. John Musser is on the sick list Christian Peterson and wife, Tottenville, 8B. 1, spent a few at John Breon's at the Branch. Madie Gingerich was busy sewing at Belle Lytle's last week, Those who visited at Henry Sents on Bunday were Ralph and Maude Musser, Harry Glenn and wife and Maggie Breon, There will be preaching at the Branch school house on Sunday night. In of days rtainly | al | There Sunda) | which As a wall for AT, BELLEFONTE, PA, Thursday, October, 2rd, 1912, NITTANY, Xt Bunday the gubiect Evary hi oo chur h; Missions" evening will be body iInvit no Sunday on account of in lonely, A §1] school the held rain set enrly dreary day. LINK IB bhusy r his hou to have his up ve In this f parties must spooning this disappes pi new #¢. he ex house ul, and expect to the the i took that before winter red at ty that the Were an Deafness Cannot Be | in | Sunday morning: | It froze ice in some places putting up | # sale on the 10th of October. ready | | last | { J. CC. Clark will soon have his house We have been having very wet | finished. He expects to move in about wenther of late, | the first of November. Everybody is done seeding around | Miss Erma Stevenson, who has been here and have begun to cut corn. | on the sick list for the last few weeks, We had quite a frost on Friday | is able to be around again night although it didn’t hurt anything. | Miss Esther Mattern, of Tyrone, | pending a few days visiting at home of George Clark's. Bvery-| Earl Way, of Altoona, Is spending a body attend, | few days at his wife's mother's, Mrs, Thomas Miller is not much better. | Mee k. 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