Thursday, September 11th, 1913.
CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PE
NNA,
Page 5.
BELLEFONTE AND VICINITY
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS IN SHORT PARAGRAPHS
—Dr. Edith Schad visited friends in
Altoona Monday of this week.
Harry Holz departed
morning on a business trip
York city.
Miss Marie White, of Willilams-
port, was an over Sunday visitor with
relatives in this place.
~Abraham long, a son
Long, 8 now emploved as
in the coal office of A, G. Morris, Jr.
Mrs. Kate Dinges departed Sat-
urday for Willlamsport where she will
spend a week with friends and rela-
tives,
~-Mr, and
left Friday for
they will visit
Ridley Park.
~Miss Christine
Sunday
to New
of John
bookkeeper
Mrs. Edmund Blanchard
Philadelphia, where
the latter's mother at
Merriman has re-
turned to her home in New York
City, after a visit with her sister,
Mrs. John Blanchard.
~—Mr. and Mrs. David Confer
two children, of Orviston, were
Bellefonte last week attending
Fair and meeting old friends.
—Mr, and Mrs. Charley Keichline
left Saturday for Kirkland, New
York, where they will visit the lat-
ter's home for the next two weeks.
-—The bonus on road tax apportion-
ed to Centre county by the state is
$14,412.41, This money to be used
for the improvement township
roads.
—~Merrill Showers and his lady
friend, Miss Olive West, of Altoona,
were over Sunday visitors at the home
of his mother, Mrs. A. C. Showers, of
east Beaver street,
—Frank Crissman, who is employed
in the Pennsylvania Railroad offices
at Sunbury, spent Sunday in Belle-
fonte with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Homer Crissman.
—Two Ford touring cars
head-on near Hecla Park on
day, when both attempted to
horse and buggy on the state
but no one was injured
The Huntingdon presbytery
and
in
the
is
of
crashed
Thurs-
a
road,
pass
will |
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hold its next meeting in the Second |
Altoona
held
6th
church,
be
Presbyterian
opening session
Monday evening,
— Robert Green, one
young colored men,
Monday afternoon
where he has accepted
porter at the Passmore
Willlam C. and Henr)
Akron, Ohio, stopped In
Saturday at the homes
A. C. Mingle, while
visit their old home
~There is some
Newton Hamilton
place to establish
by the
conference
place,
Prof
at i
to
October
an OO
Central Pennsy
It would
and Mrs. Geo
daughter, Miss Genevieve
Monday afternoon for
Philadelphia after an
of several weeks
Bellefonte
—Mr. and Mrs
Williamsport, Miss Lizzle Morrison
and Mary Hoover, of Buffalo, New
York, passed through Bellefonte Fri-
day in a large touring car bound for
SHrate College.
Miss Mary Schad, daughter of Dr.
Grant Hoover,
The |
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Edith Schad, and Miss Helen Hawes, |
daughter of Rev. George Edwin Hawes |,
week for Oxford
will ittend the
for Women
Patton,
re
jeft during the past
Ohio, where the)
Western College
on
wensville
tive of the
on-McKean
a member of the Natioal
Congressional committee, vice
Hampton Moore,
~The fiftieth
State Homeopathic
convened at Bedf
last week. About t
bers were nresent
surroundings, perfect yecommoda
tions. and social features made the
event one long to remembered
Mrs. M. A.C M Rebie
and Ralph Hassinger returned |
Tuesday from Clark's Lake, Mich
where they were spending the
mer with Mr. and Mrs. C.F c
Mrs. Calre will remain Bellefont
for a few weeks at the home of Eman-
uel Noll ther her he
in Poughkeepsis
Orvis Keller, el t mor {
Keller, Esq., who spent
in Wyoming on a ranch,
Jellefonte last much ?
health bs tay y the
fore he returned home
Ake City, Southern
other points of
to enter State
wsMrs. Oscar E
Charles E
congressional
Centre-Clearfield «(
district, has
‘amer
been elect
Republic
Hor
in
of
So -
annual conventic
Medical
rd Spr
windred mem-
The delightfu
m
the
clety
wo
be
pire
eave wT
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and
me
Harr
the past
irned t
fe
ret
edd n
week one :
his = west Be-
he visited Salt
California, and
He expects
this fall
Hall and daughter
Euliilia, who have been visiting friends
in Bellefonte and Centre county for
the past three weeks, returned Thurs-
day to their home in Champaign, TIL
Mrs. Hall whose malden name was
Bliza Willlams, is a sister of the late
George Williams, of Bellefonte, and
was born and raised at
~harles Yingling, working at the
Loughrey Lumber camp, four miles
northeast of Bald Eagle station,
Thursday found the shed skin of
blacksnake which measured seven
feet in length and was six inches In
circumference. The owner of the
skin is presumably at large and is
evidently a fine specimen of [ts kina,
—Willlam Snyder, a former fireman
on the Snow Shoe branch of the P. R
RR. with headquarters in Bellefonte
but who left Bellefonte fourteen years
ago and is now a conductor in the
yards at Pittsburg, is visiting friends
in Bellefonte and at his old home in
Wingate. He expects to leave this
week for New York to spend the bal-
ance of his vacation.
w=A circular has been Issued to
commissioners of the various coun-
ties of the state by the secretary of
the commonwealth Robert McAfee,
calling attention to the fact that un-
der the primary and non-partisan
nomination acts voters can vote for
only one candidate for superior court
both at the primary and at the gen-
eral election, There are fifteen can-
didates,
—Truring the past summer E. M.
Broderick, an instructor in Mechani-
cal Engineering at State College, has
been taking a course at Columbia Un-
fversity in New York and while he
was thus engaged Mrs, Broderick
stayed with her parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Thad Hamilton, of east Howard St.
Having finished his studies at Colum-
bia, he returned to Bellefonte and on
Monday with Mrs, Broderick left for
State College where they will go to
housekeeping and he will resume his
duties at the college.
interest
College
sont ~ |
NES | thel
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leech Creek. | William, made the
al
John Rayhorn, of Juniata, is vis-
iting friends in Bellefonte,
Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Riley, of
Bradford, are visiting friends in Belle-
fonte,
A charter was granted last week
Harrisburg to the Boalsburg Elec-
Company, capital $5000,
Miss Gertrude Johnson, of Jer-
sey Shore, spent Fair week in Belle-
fonte as the guest of Miss Kate Park-
er,
at
tric
Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Jenkins
and son, Raymond, of Tyrone, were
the guests of Bellefonte relatives dur-
ing Fair week
William Wilson,
M. Bubb, Shem Spigelmyer and
Wilson, of Jersey Shore, took
Fair Thursday,
Mesdames R. W, Adams and A. M.
Wilson, both very pleasant ladies
Renovo, attended the fair at Belle-
fonte last Thursday.
Mrs. E. Tierney
home in Lyontown on
a pleasant visit with her sister,
E. M. Wheatley, at Chicago, ll.
-Misge Anna Hoffer, who has
visiting her grandfather, C. T.
berich for the past three weeks
Tuesday afternoon for her home
Philipsburg.
Charles
tobhert Sebring,
J.
in
R.
¢ i
the
her
after
Mrs
returned to
Tuesday
heen
Ger-
left
in
Johnson, of Blanchard,
a caller at the Democrat office,
while In town Saturday, on his way
to State College, where he will make
his future home
Dr. and Mrs
rejoicing in the bi
ter, which happy
urday Both
getting along
H. K. Walker,
Yarnell, declines
his inability to
connected with
under the new mn
Mrs. Louis E
little daughter
ed to their
two-months’
Mrs. Holz in
Mrs
1che
was
David 8. Dale
rth of a little daugh-
event occurred Sat-
mother and babe are
1
nicely,
are
road supervisor
re-election
perform
the
at
feeling
the duties
supervisorshsp
lings.
Friedman
and nurse have
New York
with her
place
Ww Boal
me with Dr
Trig
Nia
retu
after a
mother,
in
visit
this
James
her h
for
Week
for th
Hamill
| irwenss
of of I
Mr. and Mrs deick Spicer, of
Hunters Park, are on their honey-
moon at present taking in the sights
at Niagara Falls and Canada. They
were accompanied hy 8. OG. Tressier
and wife, of Bellefonte
Although the
the office at once
re has not yet been
fall leaves are
Cases
is nu
there
the
anri
-
prin
¥
8 spent
with his
Brocker-
Brockerhoff, has
in Philadelphia.
late Andrew
Mrs, Osmer and
ve been
rege Hurley
Were guests
sheriff
and
this
office
Marks,
at
(jeorge
William Reese,
ra. old friends of the
whom |t a pleasure to
Mr. Marks for many years rep.
The Democrat as a
correspondent in Taylor township, in
the most able manner
Dr. J. Finley Bell,
N. J. wi his two
nir week
Irng Vere
of Port Matlida, and
of Mad« two
in
meet
Centre
of Englewood,
Lumis and
Jellefonte
During
th SONSN,
trip to
in their motor car.
their stay here they visited relatives
in different parts of Centre county,
but the greater part of the time they
spent with Mr. Bell's mother, Mrs
William W. Bell, of South Thomas
street
Mrs, CC, H. Hosterman and two
children, in company with her sis-
ter-in-law, Mrs. H. 8. Hosterman and
child, all of Buffalo, New York, pass.
ed through Bellefonte Saturday, on
their way to Pennsvalley where the
former will visit her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W, W, Vonada at Coburn, while
the latter will visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward G. Mingle at Aarons-
burg.
Jacob Marks left Monday for At-
lantle City where he will spend two
weeks, after which he will go to New
York City to visit his sister, Mrs.
Skatnik for one month, and to ate
tend the wedding of his nephew, Har-
ry Skatnik, a leading young business
man of New York City, and Miss
Marie Moskwech which happy event
will take place at the home of the
bride in Oxford, New Jersey, on the
14th inst,
Sheriff Lee and T, Clayton Brown
were recent visitors to Lewistown and
spent the day fishing for bass and sal-
mon in the Juniata river. The trip was
made in Sheriff Lee's Ford asutomo-
bile and they made the local banner
catch of the season. The bait used
was toads, grasshoppers, helgamites,
night crawlers, catfish, minnows and
patience, After eating their supper
at the Crystal Café, they started on
thelr return home, Tt was observed
that the side of the automobile esr-
rying the large bass was very much
sagged,
last week
of |
THE
—Misg Caroline Valentine ,who has
been spending the summer In Rhode
Island, returned home Tuesday even-
ing.
Charles Norris, who has been vis-
iting J. Norris Bogle at the Forge de-
parted Wednesdaay for his home In
Philadelphia,
~Dr, Thomas on
will
tev
C. Van Tries left
Monday for Altoona where he
spend this week with his son,
Willlam Van Tries,
Charies McCurdy SBeott expects to]
enter the Freshmen class at Princeton
College this vear and will leave
that institution next Wednesday.
Miss Alice left
for Stormstown, Pa, where she
accepted a position as teacher In
of the Halfmoon township schools.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. Cooke
left on Wednesday morning for Phila-
delphia and Atlantic Clty where they
expect to spend the next few weeks
Miss Margaret Aull, who has been
spending the summer in Bellefonte at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, Edward
Richards, left Tuesday for her home
in Philadelphia,
Misses Mary and
chard returned home
ing from an extensive
New England states
the Basket Shop.
Mrs KE J Bates,
and daughter, Miss
Philadelphia, wer
the home of Mr. and
erly, of East Howard
Mrs. Marg. Dikeman and
daughter, Miss Constance Roberta
Smith, of Washington, D. C., are b«
ing entertained at the home of Mr, and
Mrs
street
The
United
bake
rolls,
church
cream be
Mr, and Mrs Thomas F
and daughter departed for their
Philadelphia Monday afternoon
delightful visit at tl home
Seixas’ mother, Mrs Charles
of east Bishop street
Lowery
has
Elizabeth Blan-
Tuesday even-
trip through the
in the interest of
of Pine
Marth Bates,
guests Monday at
Mrs. A. C. Hev-
street
grand-
of
Society the
Brethren church will hold a
of cakes, ples, bread and
the room adjoining the
on Saturday evening
will served,
Ladies’ Aid
sale
in
also
Selxas
in af
ter a
Mrs
Smith
made o
of ;
thelr jew
ockerhoff block
made by firm in Toledo 1d
yf the market
Mi d
wo, Pa
Was
orchestra furnished the
occasion proved a most deligh
Squire W. H. Musser
day in Alcona with his hrother-in
Prank B. Stover, who has been
il for some time and is confined
hig bed. The man friends of Mr
Ston fonte orry t
Po 1
spent
Sun
law
or in
Limes.
"qY
¥
n
Harry
Miss
toona 8
turned
after a wes
Frank
street. On
Smith
friends
Minas
a Euest
Hastings
Miss Boyd,
Smith
ric
entertains
in
Eleanor Boyd, of Harrisburg,
of Mise Sara
On Wednesday
Miss Hastings
Reynolds and Theodore Davia
Jr. autoed to Boalshurg where
were entertained at
beautiful country Boals
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Harper
and their little son, who have heen
spending the summer at the home of
his mother, Mra. J. CC. Harper of east
Howard street, left Monday morning
for their home in Columbus, Ohio,
where Mr. Harper will resume his
duties as an instructor in the Ohlo
University
honor
in
Boal
thes
luncheon the
of the
at
home
«Mra, Thomas Shaughensey
east Howard street, left on Sunday
evening for Erie, Pa, where she will
visit her sister. Later she will go to
Pittsburg to see her son Frank be.
fore returning homy. She expects ta
be gone about three weeks. She will
be joined within the next week or ten
days by her husband who will enjoy
a well earned vacation from his busl-
ness duties,
«Col. F. Taylor Pusey and wife,
with Miss Hannah Smedley and Capt
W. R. Carson, all of Philadelphia,
were in Bellefonte Saturday afternoon
for a short time while enroute to
Buffalo, N. Y., traveling In the form.
er's automobile. Col. Pusey and Cap-
tain Carson were pleasant callers at
the Democrat office while in town.
Capt. Carsch Ia chief clerk in the of-
fice of the Rurvevor of the Port at
Philadelphia, while Col. Pusey is a
prominent attorney at the Philadel
phia bar, a member of Gov, Tener's
staff, and a former member of the leg-
islature, who gained fame as the au
thor of the anti-cartoon bill during
Gov, Pennypacker's term. The party
expect to proceed Mom Buffalo by
boat to Put-in<bay, where they will
join Gov, Tener and attend the une
velling of a monument in honor of
Perry's victory at Lake Erie. They
are both affable gentlemen whom It
is a pleasure to meet on any occasion.
Jr., of
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Glenn, |
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| Brown
| parade
Clement Dale, of North Allegheny |
| Brewer
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home |
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Saturday | "
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Fullerton |
morning |
Frederick |
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| da,
«Mr. and
pons, Jason
Mrs. James Aull and two
and Jack, are guests at
the home of Mr, and Mrs. Edward H.
Richards of east Linn street,
Miss Kate McGowan, chief opera-
tor In the Commercial exchange, left
Tuesday for Rochester, New York,
where she will visit friends for the
next few weeks,
Mrs
daughter left
port where
during Old
Mrs. Charles
Mrs,
ville, and
Howard Hest and little
Tuesday for Willlams-
they will be the guests
Home Week of Mr, and
Donachy.,
Catherine Rice,
Mrs
were
of last
Hicklen in
Miss Margaret Cooney,
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Cooney, of
High street, left on Monday for
Haven where she will enter as a
dent at the Lock Haven
school
«1. R. Markle,
the owner of a Guernsey
cently gave birth to a
when six dave old weighed
The calf was
of Pine
Mrs, Charles T
urday afternoon
she will
husband
Huntingdon
of Reeds
and
home of CO
guests Thursday
week the
this place
nt
K.
daughter of
Lock
stuy-
Normal
of State College, is
cow that re-
calf, which
150 pounds
purchased by J. H. Ball
Grove Mills,
Noll departed Sat.
for Indiana, Pa.
spend this week
who Is manager of
Clearefild Telephone
that place
12th
Capt
ey
&
office
Company 1.
command of
will leave
Willlamsport to
Day exercises
in
al
Regiment under
William H
9:25 for
Governor's
in the
Week,
Kelchline
Saturday
they will
Mrs
been in
weeks
of the
been give
fll.
the
today at
attend the
and participate
honor of Old Home
Mrs, Charles
Brewer left
N Y.. where
and
child
past
Rol
navy
Mr. and
and James ©O
for Byracuse,
visit friends
and
for
Lieutenant
United States
relatives
nave
the thre«
nd Curtly
who has
a leave of abs
ness, joined
Bellefonte
the home
Curtin
Mr. and Mrs. James I.
Windber, Pa were arriva
Thursday for a few days
the latter's parents, Mr. and
Hampton and to t
hildren, who have
the summer hers
John Wagner
for Let
ence
wife
Wednesday
of his
owing to
and children in
and is now at
Mrs. John 1
his
mother,
Pac
in
visit
Mrs
home
been spend
ini, of
town
with
is
ake the
ing
snon
wight the Harr
Spring Hank and
spring after ng
farm for the past eighteen
taken by
from the Boyd
Bank
Robert G Fonte
Frank Tull, all of
Bellefonte by
1 Are
of Mr
Logan
remem
1
Neff
Noll
will move
at Nigh
Mrs
Mrs
LIne to
who
farm
Mr
Mr
and
and
spend
home and
CKIer 4 onrt
Foster Nel {we
her friends as
formeri f this
Patchas
ted a
James
and
or
Woe) or
Aller J
Mrs
Ezra
Mrs
Markley
Helen Main
‘harlie Parker
obert Seeds
Margaret
Mrs
Miller
Harm
W.8 1%
Island Pa H
J
Postmas
ter Bircl Valentine
postmaster
Sst school
branches with
There are
the Sister
Parochia
in all its
attendance
in charge of
Johns
Monday
pupils in
four teachers
Superior and
of ipstruction
open
ed
on
there are two
In the
instructions are
violin, mandolin
department
given gn the piano,
well as vocal musi This depart.
i= in charge of Sister M. Clotil-
who succeeds Rister Angelus, who
died Just at the close of the Spring
term. The commercial course is full
and complete in all its details
Tsane BB. Maitland, at one time a
resident of Bellefonte, where for a
number of vears he owned and con-
ducted the Bellefonte holler works, is
the oldest sportsman in Lycoming
county to take out a resident hunter's
Heense, He igs elghty- three Mr
Maitland has been shooting in the
Pennaylvania woods and fields many
years and i= still a good shot al-
though he confesses that he is not
quite as good as he used to be. When
the resident hunting license law went
into effect Mr. Maitland decided to
take out a license, He will be seen
this fall ae of yore at his favorite
haunts,
«Mathew Conoway, of Snow Shoe,
was arrested at the Fair ground last
Friday afternoon by Constable Horace
Musser, charged with abusing his
step-daughter, Miss Zola Decker and
disturbing the place. On his promise
to return to Bellefonte later for a
hearing he was allowed to proceed to
his home and true to his word showed
up bright and early Monday morning
at Squire W. H. Musser's office in
this place. Hire wife and step-daugh-
ter were the prosecutors. After hear
ing the evidence the Justice bound
him over under $300 ball to keep the
peace for one year, and after paying
the costs amounting to $9.65, he de-
parted for home, r. Conoway is tax
collector and supervisor of Snow Shoe
township, This Is not the first time
he has been before Squire Musser but
he says this will be a lesson to him
and never more will he transgress,
Edmund Thompson, of |
| nicely
east |
with |
the |
| day f
| freshments
wWil- |
had { id
begides the regular course |
depart |
Proudfoot, one of Al-
little girls, spent sev-
the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Edward Klinger in this place last
week, as the guest of her cousin,
Mary Klinger
On Wednesday
Elizabeth
toona's nicest
eral ddys at
evening about 6:30
o'clock a slight fire occurred at the
carriage works of Forest 1. Bullock
on south Water street, Fortunately it
was discovered before gaining much
headway, and was quickly extinguish-
ed with slight damage
Prof, Jonas EE. Wagner, although
kept busy as result of the opening
of the school term, finds time to smile
and receive congratulations over that
fine baby boy, which the jolly old
stork left at his home Monday. oth
mother and babe are getting along
a
The last quarterly communion for
conference year will be held in |
United Brethren church next Bune
day, morning and evening. Mrs, L.
H. Leitzell, president of the Women's
Missionary Societies of Allegheny
conference, will present and speak
at evening service
John 1. Bush, of
son of the late Peter Bush,
township, was a business
Bellefonte last week, Mr
an farm in Indiana county and
is prospering, but Is not averse to
coming back to Centre county some |
he can find suitable farm |
could be purchased
The regular
the Men's organized
United Brethren church
on Friday night In the
room adjoining the church. Rev. Wal-
ter F. Carson, a well known Presby«
terian minister of Centre county, will
present and make an address Re- |
will served the |
the
the
be
the
Glen Campbell,
of Union
visitor in
jush owns
La 4
“
that
monthly
bible
meeting of
class of the
will be held
Ladies’ Aid
be
be auring
evening
Harry
operator a tower
fonte and Milesburg
vacation trip that
ber of states thro
company with his
left week for
there will go to
then to
for a
Weave Fr.
t the
Penna Railroad
between Belle
is enjoying a
will take In a num-
ighout the west, In
wife, Mr. Weaver
Pittsburg, and from
Cincinnati, Ohio, and
Kentucky, expecting to stop
period in the clies of New
on
last
short
port
Paul
Ving
Miller, the little son
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HOUSES: For sale and rent, J, M. Kelchiine,
_Belletonve. Pa. 0
FOR BALE: One horse delivery wagon,
“cheap,
Inquire of Gillen grocery aa
FOR SALE: Six American fox hound pups,
Gardner Grove, Spring Mills, Pa
WANTED: Boy two drive wagon and work in
store, Call su Gillens grocery a0tt
WANTED: Wood choppers. st Lhe per cord,
and pit post makers. CW, Korman, Curtin,
Ps. au
FOR SALE: Three cows and four head of
young csstie. Inquire O. L. Fetzer, Yarnell,
Pa x7
FOR SALE: ~ Driving mare, blooded stock ped-
igree, safe and speedly. R. C, Noll, Pleasant
Gap,
FOR SALE: Timothy seed. Inquire of 8. H.
or Jacob F. Hoy, Bellefonie, Pa, Commercial
phone x
FOR SALE: —~Baggy. In use only six months, in
good condition. Apply Rev. W. MM. Hoover,
Hublersburg. Pa
FORSALE
bull. From College sock. Inquire of C
Lutz, Fillmore, Pa
FOR RENT: ~Desirable awelling house on
High street. recently oocupled by Chas. R,
One, wo year 0ld grade Dupre?
i Kurtz, Apply at this office
WANTED:— Vise hands floor hands and ma:
chine bands. non-union, steady work, good
pay Address Post office box 184 Erie, Pa. x37
FOR SALE—¥Full blooded Rhode Isiand Red
chickens from State College. Eggs 50 cts. a
setting. George W. Zerby, Tusseyvilie 12M
WANTED: Girl to work in restaur-
ant kitchen; wages $5. Call or ad-
dress A. C. Longee, State College. x38
FOR SALE: ~Good house and lot. located on
old Boalsburg pike, 3 miles south of Belle
fonte. Inquire of William Colpewzer. Bellefonte,
R-3 X38
FOR SALE Or exchange for a ooit, a large
bay horse; also a lot of fine Chester white
pigs. 8S. H. Hoy, Bellefonte, Pa . Commercial
phone X54 =
FOR SALE: —Farm, one mile Norih of Zion,
containing 127 acres, #5 clear, the balances in
good timber, fruit of all kinds. W. A. Bickle,
Zion, Pa X3¥
FOR SALE —Regisu red Jersey bull, also a
greade Jersey bull, sired by Goiden Prince’
of Laure! Run. Inguireof W. H Crebs, Madi.
sonburg, Pa ; HM
FARMS — Large and small, limestone soll, in
of Mr
cast High
ompanied to the Mt |
the Deaf and Dumb, |
m Tuesday morn- |
to resume his
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for ten years Het
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{town and Tyrone and arrived in Belle.
i fonte
safe and happy on Thursday
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plates of Belle
Wm. B Johnston, Johns
Mra. Eimer 8S. Launder,
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Filliam
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H. Musser
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Marriage Licenses.
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Maloolm
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{ Robt
Mizabeth
| Michae!
| Marietta
Bellefonte
isllefonte
(Gibbons “ -
Smith
Decatur Twp
Decatur Twp
Bellefonte
Bellefonte
Philipsburg
Winburn
Philipsburg
Philipsburg
Lowry - . Troy
Edith Mason - « Troy
Wm. W. Keichline - Bellefonte
Roxie Ralston - . Bellefonte
Charley Womer « « Poorman Side
Carrie Womer - « « Poorman Side
Santella - -
Tarana
{Lawrence MeDonaild .
Elizabeth Maggs
{Jas M. Moore
Esther Pllkington
Wm. J
\ CAUTION,
All persons are hereby notified not
to purchase, carry away or meddle
with the household goods now in pos
session of J. CC. Derr, as the same are
my property JAMES W. DERR
x37 Austin, Texas,
THIS PREVENTS INFECTION.
No family should be without a pack-
age of Rexall Lesperine. This ideal
antiseptic should be applied at once
to all cuts and wounds, to destroy Lae
germs of infection. It Is valuable as
a gargle for sore throat, an a wash
for canker, sore mouth, as an appli-
cation for burns and
douche or spray for nasal
Cleansing, healing, and to
prevent further infection, as a douche
in diseases perculiar to women, It Is
particularly valuable. In every eomnse
the sale of Rexall Lesperine is ac-
companied with our positive guarantees
that it will give satisfaction, or mon-
ey back. Price, 50 cents. Sold In
this community only at our store. The
Rexall Store.
Cer arar Sreens
The Rexall store
| for eatalogue. G. (
{ rone. Pa
| Spring. Bellefonte
| POR SALE
four |
| A good bargain to quick buyer
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Blair, Centre and Huntingdon count ies, Send
Waite, P. O, Box 202. Ty-
x4!
FOR SALE ~Cheap; four horsepower Inter
national gasoline engine sills; screen
water cooled Garbrick Bros, opposite Big
Both phones bs 134
A good farm of 130 acres, in War.
riors Mark Township Huntingdon County, Pa
Address Albert
on
teck. Exr. Warriors Mark, Pa
| WANTED ~Girl w assist with
work One with good refers
appreci a good home
No. 1 yy street. Edgewos
| Pa
| LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANT
{| oanvassing or sol fred
| come assured. Address Nationg! Co-Operative
Healty ( 1471 Marden Bullding Nashin
{D.(
| INSURANCE — Insure 3
nthe Lykens Vi
ED~No
re Good
v
town and farm pro-
Mut Fire Insur-
ance Company. Estat 1854 for-
ty 10 fifty per cent lower then board companies
Losses promptly settled Earle C. Tuten, Agent,
Bellefonte Pa
STOCK Eggs and yearling stock —single comb
brown snd white Leghorn, White Wyan-
dottes. Barred Rocks, Pekin Ducks. and Pearl
{ Guineas. H. K. Mattern, Locust Hill Poultry
Farm. Julien, Pa
FOR SALE
pert “3
perLy A
shed ir ars
Ford runabout, 1912
on: has heer
completely equipped. First £30
chine can be seen st Peter Mendis
| High street
| FOR SALE — At Jess then cost, a new Peerless
No. 4 chop mil slightly shopworn., capacity §
| 10 25 bu. per hr. power required 26 horse power
Osll on or write to S. C. Brungart. Spring Mills,
{Pa RV¥V.D Bs " ph
[FARM FOR BALE OR RENT—At the
| head of Marsh Creek, 120 acres, 20
Good
Address
Pa x-36
ised 3
ber
miles west of Beliefonte containing 100 acres,
| about 50 being cleared, balance in timber; good
| house, bank barn and other outbuildings: fruit
and well on farm Will sell cheap On CR8Y 1erms,
lor exchange for property that will bring In
| monthly rent. Address A. 1. Garbrick. Belle
| fonte Route 1 a]
WANTED The
bright 1
Democrat
habits,
of age 10
Centre
needs a f clean
| who is at
{learn the printing and publ
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of educs
rather
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Frigg
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|" EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.
| Inthe matter of the estate of Dr. Philip S
et late of Zion, Centre county. Pa. deoeas-
~
3
Letters testamentary In the above named es.
1 | Iste having been granted to the undersigned, all
.) persons indebted t
said estate, are requested
| vo make payment and those having claims or de-
mands against sald estate are requested w pre
sent the same duly suthenticated for setiiement
withou tdelay 0
LIDEIB. FISHER. Executrix
wm State College, Pa
TTTTADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE,
Letters of administration on the estate of
Dallas Chronister, late of Huston Township, de.
py 7 FO of Administration in the above
named estate having been granted to the
undersigned by the Register of Wile of
Centre County, Pennsylvania, all persons
indebted to the said estate are hereby
requested to make payment and all per-
sons having claims against said estate.
are requested to present the same duly
authenticated without delay to
HENRY CHRONISTER., Administrator,
x4 Julian, Pa.
VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PRIV.
ATE SALE.
Wm. Beltz offers at private sale. a fine house,
barn, saw mill and 35 acres clear land, situate
between Tylersville and Rebersburg along the
main road. Also 270 acres of mountain land,
well timbered, a good water power saw mill,
Planer, chop mill and all wood working machin
ery. The clear land contsins a vein of valnable
mineral ore. This property could be made »
valuable suramer resort. Will sell a0 cmsy
terms. Oall ob or address Wm. Beltz, Tylers
ville Clinton Oo. Pa. mm
ADMINISTRATORS’ NOTICE,
In the matter of the estate of Amanda Decker,
of Penn Township, deceased,
ters of Administration in the above
named estate ha been
sons having claims against
are requested to present the same duly
authenticated without delay to
Gevig Bower SSD ih ills.
Attorpeys. AMMON ©. DBORER. x»
Bellefonte, Pa. Aasronsburg.
MARKET QUOTATIONS,
Bellefonte Produce.
BUOY ..osusasuessrnsasnncnnnans 300
BERS ....osssuveis 260
Bellefonte—Grain.
The following prices are paid by C Y.
‘Wagner for grain.
Wheat, White 800
Rye T00
Corn 6c
Oatw 40¢
Barley
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