THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PEN NA, Thursday, July 17th, 1913, Correspondents’ Department Bright, Newsy Letters From the Various Sections of the County. MILESBURG. The farmers in this vicinity busy getting in thelr crops. During the past week many friends of our town's folks have come and gone, while others are spending a few more days in the town of their child- hood. Ralph Shope and Henry McKinley, of our town departed Sunday evening for Tyrone, where they have secured positions, Mrs. T. B. Johnston who has been taking care of her mother Mrs, Nancy Haines, of Howard, came home Friday to entertain the following friends Ed- ward T. Johnston, wife and familly, of Ver Salls, Pa.; 8S. 8. Lietzell, wife and daughters, Eva and Sarah, and son James, Mrs. Isabel Miller and Miss Mary Johnson, of Bellefonte, Nrs. LL. BE. Wickering, of Evans City, Pa, spent a few days at the home of her father, P. A. Myers, of this place. Bruce Wallace, ployed in Renovo, sonic Temple, and departed where he will Brick plant. G. W. Rightnour week to make his Mr. and Mrs. fon, Pa., in this vicinity, Mr. and Mrs, McKeesport, Pa. are very who has building came home Monday for help remodel been em- the Ma- Saturday Tyrone the Fire home last visit, of Mt. came wife a Huff, Un- Geo Willis Campbell, spent a few bell's brother, Luther Misses Martha and of Buffalo, Fulton, Kathryn N. Y., are spending a few days at the home of Mrs. Jane Austin Miss Bessie Miles came home last Thursday from Keating where she attended a the home of a Mr. Caffish, honor on the appréaching their daughter. A few of went fishing along one o tiful mountain streams number of trou Miss Miles was caught . ty, measuring 103% good for a brook trout John M. B wk Bellefonte, and Miss Pine Grove, spent a few hours home of Calvin Zimmerman Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joseph sport, and Mr. and Elmer Burnham, wére guests at of Mr Mrs. James last week Jones and Clyde le ride to Loci turned Sunday party at Fairview the the home of J. Lucas Cal Zimmerman d &Kny more, got an auto good horse and a No careful Mr might get end ( L. T. Eddy Pittsburg Saturday. Estright, and and wife dir of Sam Estright on house party given wedding the those beau- Quite the largest, ze m wife A Mar: Ke Mrs of and Lee Zimmerman, " d the i AY re tre i as came Geo, Weaver home wife took Mrs. . John Myra daughter and Mrs gue of George were ate Westley Ruest at the h returned home Sunday W. A. Witherite and ble. of Connellsville Shawley, of Bellefonte, spent a cou ple of days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shawley of this place Lloyd and Joe Fisher spent day with their sister, Mrs Tice, of Howard. Mrs. Mary Brady denly ill Saturday ter taken to the for an operation Miss Anna Brady, friends and relatives been called home on mother's sickness, Ross Campbell Is roofing his sum- mer kitchen H. G. Ebbs has repaired his ice house which was partly destroyed by fire recently Mrs. Geo. McClellen and daughters, Carry and Alice, of Columbus, Ohlo, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mc. Clellen Our Boys’ Band turned out In full force Saturday evening to play for the festivities at Howard, We can hear notes sounded from a musical instrument almost any time from 6 Am until » pp. m. That is the rea. son our boys are always ready for business when the time comes. Andrew G. Loomis, of New York City, and Geo. Zelman, formerly of Linden Hall, but now of lowa, and Major Harry Gregg and daughter Charlotte, of Joplin, Mo. were week end guests of Mrs. Gregg of this place. Mr. Gregg was a veteran In the civil war and was taken prisoner and spent several months In the Salls- burg and Libby prisons. Mrs. BE. J. Howard, of Baltimore, Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. 8. 8. Clark, of our town. Mrs. Annie P. Wilkes, wife of Rev. Wilkes, deceased, returned home on Monday, accompanied by her sister, Miss Mary Patton, of New York City and Mary Wilks, of Bath, N, Y. Mrs. Wilks expects to dispose of some of her household goods. A good range and two coal heaters, a motor power washer and other goods A straw load left thé burg Satur. day evening for Howard where they attended the festival given by the the ladies of the Catholic church, They Ma- wughter and Sun- W. A was taken night and was Bellefonte Ia- hospital who in Lamar, account of her all speak very flatteringly of Rev, 8 P. T"aprio for his courtesy and consid- eration. Ralph E employed signal from Station Thomas, by the P. service, has Altoona the in Philadelphia. to Dickey again: just came the Bellefonte hospital ered from his accident Wilbur Housel children of toona, spent a few last with his parents, Mr Mrs. Housel of this place Dr. Geo, Eby gave a ing and appropriate anti-saloon question you there, of this place and R. R. Co. In the been transferred to Broad Street Glad strects Jodon on home almost seo our from recovs- and Al- week Uriah days and interest - the very lecture Why on NITTANY. We some very heavy week, George day last There had rain last Young week was to Bellefonte one on business quite a lot of huckleber- ries brought into town lately. They seem to be plenty Harry Mauck last week. C. P. McCaleb and Was lost a valuable horse wife were visl- tors r spent a few days with friends | | attended of | days | last week at the home of Mrs, Camp- | Lipton, Summir | at | in | of | guests | Lloyd sud- | is visiting | has | to ou town Sunday. Quite a number of our festival night Brown many Young pe ople the at Howard on Saturday Robert some of of Kansas, friends through been nas home and expect em midst for some time Mrs. W B Plank th guest of her parent J. H. Beck of Mc~;™ ousins. A ¢ and D. A. McDowell visitor Sat Mr. and Mra. Wilford Thompson, of Ridgeway, were the of Nolan I fan Mrs D irday guests JACKSONVILLE. ome time gain, ait} from stove. vn a Norse ed ako and badly ip but | ble to be around again Mrs. B. F. Vonada red a lapse and has been confined to her bed the she is improving | slowly Miss Verna muffle re. past two weeks; McClintock is spending some time with friends at Zion Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kling and chil- dren, of Juniata, are helping to care for Mrs. Kling's sick mother, but ex- | pects to start home on Sunday even- | Ing Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Heltman, of | Ma keyville, spent Saturday and Sune day at the parental home. The hay and grain is being cut and stored with some difficulty owing to the heavy rains the past week. Our veteran, Samuel Aley., who at- tended the gathering at Gettysburg over the 4th, arrived home safe and is well pleased with the opportunity he had of meeting his comrades once more on the old battle ground Elder H. A. Benfer, of Reading, will preach and administer the holy com- munion in the United Evangelical church on Bunday, the 20th, at half past two, all are invited to this ser. vice, FILLMORE. Nearly everybody is done cutting wheat and some are hauling in. Mr. Mitlingler, of Centre Hall, was through our valley last week, and bought several cows. Joseph Eckley, of Stormstown, who vacated the Kephart farm last spring, came back this week to put away his fall crop of wheat, Don't forget the festival at this piace next Saturday evening, July 19, Two of our young men attended the festival at Pleasant Gap last Saturday evening. What Is the attraction? Joseph Tressler is Improving lawn in front of his house. The Huyett & McNitt Lumber Co. of Waddle, have recently bulit a lum- ber camp on the Thompson Bros. tract of timber, about two miles west of this place. They expect to begin work on this tract in the near future. J. BE. Taylor, wife and two children spent Bunday at Zion with relatives, Joseph Tressler and wife spent Bunday at State College. the S080808080B080080R0RORCRR0E. ARONSBURG. Pidgeon, of Salem, OQ, t the home A Mrs pleasantly a Leltzell's Mrs. Johnson, of North 2nd taken a trip to Falls Stover, of Lewis home here Mr spent Mrs. Sara Mr, and St, have Niagara John his former guest of We noticed John was J. W, and a day ten-days’ town, visited He wa Weaver's while the (300 all smiles uncle, Annle was here Foster and his sinter went to | and {an wasn’ | tO | Pitts sometime visited | employ- | returned | Clintondale in their auto on Saturday there met John Otto, wife and Allentown, who are spending time the Foster resi- son, ol indefinite dence, Clarence College BOn« they Musser and son have at which paper, Margaret Ore their SNtnte pla ¢ are hanging Henry and burg, are vi mother Crouse, and uncles and Harvey Crouse Mrs. Josiah ge, 0 grand Holina iting Hall home Rossman, of Penn was rovally entertained at the of Mrs. Emma Wert Horace Btover and Bower spent a few days pleasantly with friends living In Green Burr. Master Bruce Wert, of Akron is the welcome guest of hi mother Wert Miss Ella Miller ome at Johnstown sister, Miss Verna returned after with Mr Reformed Pp nage and Mrs, Thomas Hart Mensch and family autoe on Sunday and wer " 1 ¥ +» hospitable hid | her AIS James CENTRE OAK. ehtfu rthda and Mrs. H E. Fye« on same date purprise party Fetter ¥R come mak. birthda ne double 44 Lr PLEASANT GAP, Wm " ing The festival held by of the Lutheran attended On account | clement weather it was held Hall. instead of the grove Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Bilger | Bellefonte, spent Sunday with the [rere mother, Mrs. Agnes Coldren Next Saturday evening the Pleas ant Gap Flre Company will hold | festival In Noll's Grove. Everybody | come | Mrs | Mrs | on the Ladies’ church of the in Society in- Noll's well Charles Bliger visited Mr. and Wm. Rossman, of Penns valley Sunday TYLERSVILLE. Joel Kerstetter, of Laurelton, is vis- iting his mother, sisters and brother at this place Rev. Landis preached a fine ser- mon Sunday afternoon in the Reform ed church, at which time Holy Com- munion was celebrated Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Wolfe, of Cedar Run, visited at W. D. Kerstotter's last Sunday. A number of people from here at- tended the funeral services of Serene Harry, at Smuilton, George Kerstetter is suffering from a sore leg caused by a fall In the ax. Sidney Greninger had his heel plerced by the hay fork, one day last week. When In need of Job any kind, don't forget Democrat can supply short notlee, Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury, will surely destroy the seme of the whole Printing of The Centre your needs In of | aj — Hair Tonic Ayer’s Hair Vigor keeps the scalp clean and healthy. Promotes growth. ecks falling. Does not color. Ask Your Doctor. QO. Ayer Oo, somell, Mass, § | i days las W wit} “nee | Campioel) burg; Ald | was of nt- | ! | home Ha Campbell lerman LWo wl Mrs James | Sunday WINGATE, | of Altoona, visited a few 1 his uncle, Lemuel Warner | Clem Shop HET Mise Ella Wagner of Mil of thelr rnish, # Flor- the and burg, Bundayed nat grandmother, Mrs ginter, I who spent Bunday le home of Blair on Ro wif wife, Harry ‘ulhoun, of Alexander, und ind Sterchner Unionville; ind brother lester, of Miles- yn Lipton of Camphi of Tyrone; of McKeesport: Liovd and My 0. G Murra) daughters, Marie and and Kathy Mildred Oscar Kel and Geraldine of Wingate John Mcl.aug Altoona, =; home of | Lloyd undayed Wm We have Davy factor new automobile Miss Elizabet} harming le at Half M ream SCOTIA. lat Ella | at the hos- | were | children, Guyer | Reble | Florence | YARNELL. R. 8. Confer, formerly of this place, returned to cut his grain last week, The heavy rains which fell recent. ly, did considerable damage, washing the cornfields and roads, also causing a good bit of delay with the harvest- ers, Thos this 19th, the U ly fovable at this place, for the HB. church invited to come evening and Mrs pick list Amanda Boyer the last few Rev, Summers preached a BErmor “Heavenly Sunday afternoon M iss ner ister, days. very on Walker is writing, Those vith him were Walker, Mr: Ed Oscar Hendrick: not ch Improved spent Mr, and Mrs Walker and and Harvey who Myrtle Mrs forget Riter is visiting Philip Martin A. Fetzer | family, | W Don't Wednesday ( prayer vening meeting nlker gted Clayton Yar- week held, July har be nell ent last There Saturday, after a abs BENCe of will a festival three weeks — Recognition’ benefit of Everybody cordial- spend an en- has been on the able with every Mise Trixie Confer returned home ] about Buffalo; | Overland Model 697 PRICE $985 FULLY EQUIPPED. This Car Has No Equal Within $200 or $300 of the Price. John Sebring, Jr. AGENT FOR CENTRE COUNTY. BELLEEONTE, . The New 1913 Model PENN’A. sHoNoNeBoNoRoNoNoReRooNoNoRONoRoRINININIRINNINONG FOR SALE, AT PAR Williamsport School District BONDS First lien and exempt from all taxes. Will net 42 per cent. interest. Write or call at West Branch National Bank, :' INTORTURE WITH TERRIBLE ERUPTION Horriblyltching Pimples. Scratched Till Bled, Thoroughly Miserable. Used Cuticura Soap and Oint- ment. Trouble Disappeared. Park, Edgewater-on-the-Hud- pon. N. J «* About two years ago I had a terrible breaking out of ftehing pimples all over the stom- ach and upper part of my logn. 1 was in torture and scratched till 1 bled and could only sleep fitfully at night and was so glad to sw the day dawn I was 7 |B ed feverish and thoroughly mis \ RA | erable. The reddish pim Zi! ples had got a head on them ke smallpox corpuscles. | rubbed them with a rough cloth, they itched so, They blended together and made sores about the size of a nickel and scabbed over. My cloth Ing irritated the sores so that 1 put a damp handkerchief next to then, Some sald It was the itch and others the hives, “1 took several treatments but got no relief. 1 was sufforing for over six wooks when 1 began with the Cuticura Soap and Ointment. | washed myself with Cuticura Soap and hot water every night and when | had dried myself 1 rubbed the Cuticurs Ointment thoroughly in and to my astonish. ment by the end of a week the whole trouble had disappeared and the old skin brushed off. I have not had a sign of a spot on my body since.” (Signed) C. W., Charles, Nov, 9, 1912. Cuticura Soap 26c. and Cuticura Ointment Boe. are sold everywhere. Liberal sample of each malled free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Ad- dress postcard “'Outicura, Dept. T, Boston." A Men who shave and shampoo with Ou ticura Soap will find It best for sido and scalp, Niagara Falls Personally Conducted Excursions June 27, July 11, 25, August 8, 22, Sept, 5, 19, Oct. 3, 1913, LIKE A TRIP ABROAD Round $7. 10 Trip From Bellefonte SPECIAL: TRAIN of Pullman Parlor Cars, Dining Car, and Day Cooches, running via the Watkins horribly ~ Picturesque Susquehanna Valley Route Tickets good going on Special Train and connecting trains, and good returning on regular trains within Fifteen Days. Stop-off at Buffalo within limit, allowed returning. NMustrated Booklet and full ine formation may be obtained from Ticket Agents or A. EB. Buchan« - Division Passenger Agent, Telegraph Bullding, Harris- burg, Pa. PENNSYLVANIA R. R. WILLIAMSPORT, PA. For full information. | LYON & CO. MNid= Summer Clearance Sale LYON & CO. For the next sixty days we will have a clearance sale of all Summer Goods. This means a splendid selection in Silks, Wool- ens and Washable Dress Goods at half price and three months’ wear ahead. Embroid- eries, Laces and the new Ratine Trimmings to match all colors. Summer Gloves (special) 12 dozen White and Black Lisle Gloves, long two-clasp Mausquetaire; look like silk but..wear twice as _long. Value $1.00 and $1.25; clearance sale price 50c. Shoes Shoes Shoes Summer Shoes in black, white and russet, for men, women and children, at clearance sale prices. ShirtiWaists and Skirts A large assortment of Lingerie Shirt Waists in Solid white and colored embroidered collars and cuffs. Ladies’ Silk Skirts at attractively low prices. Plain white and white Corduroy Skirts at clearance sale prices. This means a big saving to you. Parasols Parasols 2 dozen fancy Silk Parasols, all this season's styles, at clearance sale prices. 4 - - LYON & CO. Allegheny Street, Bellefonte, Penna.
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