THE CENTRE DEMOCRAT, BELLEFONTE, PA. Thursday, December 11th, 1913.
larger stockholders of the First Nat- [spent Sunday with friends in Lock A LETTER FROM FREEPORT, CENTRE OAK. refreshments were looked after. All
onal Bank, and a member of the di- | Haven, This certainly was a nice open fall | returned to their homes wishing them
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rectorate from the date of its organ- Arthur Long, who has been in De- ns Freeport, 1, Dec. 7 80 far; the farmers should not com- | many more such happy birthdays.
Orres on nee ization. The bank closed ite doors | p4it for some time, has returned home | Pear Editor plain of not having nice weather to | The Y. W. C. association will meet
during the funeral and contributed one | rr 4 season We have had very sultry weather for | house the farm products. The | aie 4
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of the most important pleces of the the last ten days and a fow days we | sage and pawn haus season 8 now OF. with Miss Spayd next SBunday even
PY Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Thompson, of |, : . Bu
beautiful floral demonstration, His : had some rain and heavy fogs; we are | Why not join together and have the |
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(CONTINUED.) | record as a soldier was comparative- | Sn w Shoe, We re Sunday guests of |. oiencing regular April weather | old-fahfoned Metzel coup a8 the Miss (ladys Weagley wpent Sunday
ily brief but strenuous le enlisted as | frien n awn with the dandelion In blossom along | called it In earlier days? { with Ethel and Mildred long.
yen ” M WwW. 1 Tol | 18it I ¥ I riler days
: 4 4 Bia inson Is visiting her ie roads, » 1i1nx . . " i Mr ' nn herge Hi
HOWARD member of H, Co, 4h Regt. P. \ rs ey is : Mad ih of the roads, and the liao and maple B. G. Grove killed the heaviest hog Mr H. . Fr Anke nherger ind son
\ | and was discharged with his company | son, lL. | Jonnson. an amiy, atitrees in bud, Last year on the 6th of 80 far reported, 446 Ibs lot: U8 Vauars Frank, and daughter Mis Martha,
: lat the lose of the waa In hix brief | Avis this week December we froze up for plowing from some one ine { : i hear | spent Bunday with the rmer’s biroth-
It is worthy of our thought how [service of seventeen months he was in| Mrs, Willlam Gipple, of Harrisburg, Joe has 24 acres that 1 want to plow | f3 ¢ Yonads aa: Sanday with hia er Howard Weaver
much poorer the world would be if [sixteen engagements, was taken pris- | wus a week-end guest at the home of [yet if it don't freeze up; I commenced l onrants. BS 3punt day with hin |
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the little Twenty-third Psalm had ‘ it Petersburg, Se pt. 40, 1864, | Kline Haines, In the tgvnship it tonight | looked after some other matters. How | The Miltheim Journal says “A
never been written~J. R, Miller, ... | Wille assisting Ma). 1. C, Chessem 1] Mrs. Laura Bechdel, of Beech Creek, On Monday afternoon Joe, my son, | about it, Miss G. W.? {large mix-pronged buck deer camé off
| Who had Just lost a leg and suffered all | 5 4 Saturday guest in the home of {and William Pfile loaded a ar of | Saturday evening was the rreat | the I, ns on Monda anid CTOBS.-
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In Our Churches Next Sabbath | the nore ol of both } ot W Ft hips her brother, John E. Foresman spring-old fattening hogs, and 1 start | birt} day surprise for Grace and Rus- | ed the valley in the vicinity of Fleder
h ERC. was shipwrecked whie on a mT ; ed at 8 o'clock from Dakota, [1., fe sell Weaver when t} Y AW ( | » binges p \ "
2 celical astor tail } gin! The Misses Jennle Tate and Eliza : TRIAL My " H iN Whe he ¥ W \ | The wack wa a + number. of
United Evangelical—Eastor M. J. [detail in search of Booth, the as ASE A | oth Tomb. © Jerse thot were | Chicag: I arrived in the Chicago | ciation, with a lot of other ted | persons wl ere at J Vonada's
Spyder will begin a series of special | of Pr lent Lincoln He was a mem eth Tomb f Jersey Bhore ere I stoe) ards next ( ne at A aol 14 nds. gat} tt} ; ¢ 1 {3 of
meet! nes his, T} sda evening at ' ’ > " amt (3 | Sunda guests of Mr. M. 1. Beck \ ng nex morn | A OCiOCH rienas, ga ered an ‘ on i kumit} hop i the viatoehed It
meetings this, wursday vening it wr of ¢ Grove Brothers Post (0. A {and helped to unload the porkers By | ard Weaver for this o a n ge iingry old are J. WW
Marion, continuing through Friday i vind the few aged comrade . a Thomas Bowes went to Jersey Shore yD 30 npioatl | RRO, ye : | " v
. | ¢ { hem y ecelv- | Jo ¢ he ening rie ¢ ree the | Winkleblect ntti vere zrazing
and Saturday evenings. On the fol et survive draped his casket with | Saturday, for a visit with his sons $1024.60 for 68 hog Joe lost no y
lowing Sabbath he will preach at Cur- | their y103y nd acted as honorary | Lester and John, and their familie in lr i, a : Hoi
tin at half past ten, and at Marion ai | pallbearers. The funeral was held at| jeaae R. Willams, who has been |about fifty. Ar :
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seven o'cloc) pe o'clock Monday, in the Methodist | paused up with la grippe for a week | lost seven brood sows, some forty | FORCECREOEGIEININIRONINININININONINININON ONIN NINONING
Reformed Pastor E H Zechman hurch, where his body rested with- r so, Is again deliverin gthe malls to pring pigs and about gevent fall
will preach at Jacksonville at half lin a few feet of his long accustomed | the trains oh He
past ten, at Marsh Creek al half past | seat The funeral service was con Mi 8, O, Knoll left on No 63 Tues brood sows in the spring and has only
Awa: nd ln Howan} at nal Past Heya du ted \ his PRator, Re ¥ Jame Aon | day for MoGhee's Mills, where she will | fi ind 17 fall pigs left Had
resbylerian asto * "ay | win inning and ints en 4 s | rv ye hur Pa tihgh 5
Carson will preach at Port Matilda at |in the wdjoining churchyard The (shend the winter with her daughter M Ai A died he : wo uld ! Ave had |
eleven o'clock, and at Unionville at crowded house In attendance upon the | Mrs alfponny 2 us ll lo t HORS th he 4 ue 1
half past seven | ceremonies hore testimony to the es- The fourth quarterly conference of Toe "He rod I th hole but
Methodist Episcopal—Pastor James | teem in which Mr. Neff was held in {the Howard charge, Methodist Epis Ag gp oth Wg Y orn : a |
Edwin Dunning will preach at Beech | the community, while the beauty and |copal ch irch will he held at Howard travel three tc fo p30 ¥ 04 4 W no
Creek at past ten, at Hunter's | large number of the floral remem- Thursday afternoon, 18th, at the spring for a ak He h Ys ww iy .
Run at half past two, and In Howard rances, added to the duet “"Consola half past one o'clock BOW s loft, six of wh oh will be 1 tok og.
at half past seven tion” sweet! ind sympathetically { On Friday evening last, Miss Nan- [eq H, tes everything hats
Catholic—Pastor 8. P. Caprio will | rendered by Miss Muffly and Miss nje | and Mrs. W. I. Harvey en
had pald out near $400 for
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New Supplies for Holiday Trade
Our regular line of FINE GROCERIES has received our best
attention and is now in first class condition for suppling all the de-
mand of the holiday season. We will call special attention to several
items that will be in active demand during he next few weeks.
makes evervthing Into
i H= sage but the hams, and these he i
conduct service in St Bernard's | Edith Weber threw relieving high jtertained at dinner, Mr. and Mrs. Rob | for his own use The sausage he ‘
church at ten o'clock lights upon the funeral somberness of ert BE. Cooks Mr. and Mrs Joseph | Freeport : sis Mince Meat. Sweet Potatoes.
Christian Chapel—Rev. A. Linkletter | the occasion. Among those who came | Rathme wind Mr. and Mrs. Matthew T oo w : ) ne f ndant U1
will preach at half past seven {from a distance to attengyl the obse- | R ‘ lesday noon 1 got my dinner at We make tl} goods right here ‘ oc) i in 811]
are Mr and Mrs. Gaus i OmMmission mens placa where I yur yn op ‘ i ‘ ris nd
The union prayer meeting this ev- | (ules Ww
ppet i land at n they are served with d
" ent old the hogs. It was a dandy me ever ince of mater [UTE me grown varittie
Hamspor Mr. and Mrs, John J ’ ’ neal i |
ening will be held ‘nn the Christian My . d Mrs. Clair Thompson H. Ze n ind did not cost me a cent. In the af- high grade good The hig? .
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chapel. | Ernest Neff, Mrs. Stauffer, Mr. and | p ald. | FFhoon | went to Armaor's office where st of living does not appl Olives.
My RM. Neff. Tyrone: Mr nd Mrs. | . hetatian id f lerks are emp ed I'he Have this art F { food i price . . . . ’ . ; ow
MH. Neff Dead. Alfred 1 MNPSON Miss Edna Th mj | Kod * if a sumpty sper I 11.600 clerks working is Si] id P| nd a : ; . ly “ f nds
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On Frid XR Mr Neff fell | 800, S v Shoe Mr. and Mig RK. 1.}
down the cellar stairway in the home
White Malaga Grapes. fine flavored fru the quart
' of { thour | Have Stephenson, Cleve | y h : 13
H N ¢ and though n ; Me Holter. Cur Ar rred vee k eLLer, w “ft ' ’ ‘ ih 1 y ‘ Pan smh ro Oranges, Lemons and
) : foie HH : i [ A ItOOH Mr nd Mr nereased C. E. Mohn ning the [ed at one time The Grape Fruit, fine TR
f A j pany y wo . Tee 4m i camp, and after hunting the ridges | wanted re f Armo: I frult oat the kind ant Bananas.
from it he never recovered. Atl a con- |* TT ; | from Laurel Run to the Cook House, {and I said yes. 1 ate mi “ranberries. i nd fruit, and . this 131 of
aul f 1] ’ da Farmers’ Institute. R ~ A 1 { ' i a ' ed alot x ‘ 4 Fh
§ ‘ "Wp for him LU ¢ ree 1 Y : p ore I a \ py ring the hollida "
a Co ind that was on- | to which this count entittied w ripen bag? ay Our Cream Cheese. :
ly one in a th nd. On Friday morn ‘ TF Frida And he J Ja BELLEVIEW-—Huston Twp. : Por 4 arior 1 y Fine Candies.
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CHURCH PREFERENCE Mai ’ .
Put an X opposite the Chareh [relerred \ i : H : 3
Advent . . . . a a} IAthalhl. . . » » son ded \ Rn : i ‘ ! elf } ‘
Raptist . W I iMennoniie 10 ng aa - ~5 Mt VR, wy ‘ ‘ I e it ! re »
Fai a v= vam and Tamer Menge | hen mad moraing cot ik The Useful Kind, The
Christian : wy = Provemant .. . . ms, | Ww ms. Roy Myers. Ot } wi ek e 1 I Tike 1]
Church of God . . . . | I a — no. Ativan AR . ote] with my neis : Walk
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Dunkard a ee ——— _—_———r T — Nir TF wosrse ¥ tor A 1 n or # JAMES J GRAMI.Y M . 1]
Disciples of Christ rl a i \ ris pulled taffy whicl st epla
Sea = Er Rr ost Acceptable Kind 0
“TT Relormed © Reformed .... and girls that did not help 11 a taf
Evangelical Association . - efor Chureh . . . -rr pulling Nore taide { A) ing ma n v | Tr 3
Priends (Orthodox) - afted Brethren. re] different games and enjoying them \ : :
: - “(Hicksite a | Be 8 other ways The rain which | -
a lh t RPP da } mmenced t fall about eleven ¢ look } y * |
— - i broke p the pleasure iteide, there | | il
No Prefereace .d Notast Home . . . .. fore we returned to the house and con |
Refused Information Vacant Houses . . oy ed r playing of parlor game . Thursday, Friday and oun
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If the desomination preferrid is ihe if heres | they retur omes in the) | er
pr sol given above wr [LeF. Futul op mes in ! Saturday |
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Give mame of Pastor of the Church stfended oc pusterced ; | brother at this place y OF THIS WEEK,
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Our Reg. |
- under] Sit. 1 180 | over | — | A LETTER FROM MICHIGAN, |
3 | years | years | 16° | Tomar Pep ol Price Price
No. on this Record . . . | Dear Biter Wn i. ON | Raisins a2 15
Ko. Church Members . . | Enclosed fine one dollar which [J] Currants ‘A a3 18
Church Letters Unipinced | please piace to my credit on subscrip. [J] Dried Fleaches A |
A—————————————— { tion We Are having quite mild | ince eat ‘ . 2 |
Ro. 8. 8 Mestibers .. . . iim | weather for this season of the vear | Royal Baking Powder 22 25 y
Promised w Join § 8. + | with a good deal of damp, foray (Jf Four _............. 8114 $1.28 Of Course We'll See
VIBTYOWL PUT ANY REMARKS ON THE SACK OF ¢ | Weather, mixed with showers of rain 3 asl. Karaene Bi vw 2 ||
ul Thue CAR | ropes were good in this section of the | Loose Coffes........ ‘04 |
[country this season Wheat averaged Salt . i ’ + 50
An Open Letter to the Residents of the brick works: all the houses above | 200UL thirty bushels per acre and a | Table Syrup, hes y
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Howard and Vicinity. town along the rallroad and along the £00d A a | Hoy WAR fhe Mehta | Sanfies ball Soda, § 15 ou our
For many months the Howard Min- public road as far as the undergrade FE ha pol RG a Sano Dunh Cocoanut 08 10
isterial Association has spent much crossing below the Mt Eagle station ers have enough and some haye to uRhame ae . :
- spare. There } OT ul of 9 28 |
time and work on a program which The card form published herewith | Ny wh a i hag been quit “a bit Walter Bikar Choe. So |
has been matured and made known shows clearly the Information we de i An ome have sold, Other are orn re RPT NTTILE |
to the public, and It has enlisted the | wire tain. If any of the ques {holding for higher prices. Prices here . .
hearty support of the people. For some ne asked ADPEAr UNDECESSATY of for Sot kK and grain are about the |
weeks past the public press has ap impertinent to you, please remember same “or central Pennsylvania There v n
prised you of the plans to make a'that the information so recorded will pin still a little corn to husk A good | WW =H BP A
house to house visitation on the af- (he invaluable to the pastors and Sun- many farmers are taking advantage of |
ternoon of Saturday, December 13th, [day Schools of the town. Our further the mild weather and are plowing I ———
for the purpose of securing the ex- [plans look towards a union evangel- fee letters occasionally In the Demos EGGS, per AOR: 4 sv ssessss 38
pressed religious preference of all | istic eampalgn during the month of crat from old acquaintances in the BUTTER, per Ib.............5800
the people. We issue tgs last appeal | January, and the information obtained West and am always glad fo read them, POTATOES bushel 90c
to you to co-operate with the visita- [by this canvass will be of great ser- A. RR. ALEXANDER sy por TIL
tion committee by meeing to It that [vice In that campaign. You can con a —————
some one qualified to give the requisite | tribute to the success of the work and LIV A. : . —- -
information shall be at home on Hat. [save the time of the visitors If you A Christmas A a AIRY will be For the holidays, Celery, Let —-
urday afternoon between the hours of | will eut out the blank form from this | held at Livonia by our Sunday school tuce, Cranberries, Nuts, Figs,
one-thirty and five thirty. or until the pane | nl a JSaratully, and have | either the Saturday or Sunday even Dates and Oranges.
visitors shall have called at your it ready to hand to the visitors when | ing before Christmas, the rill be 1!
home. Between the hours named |they call upon you next Saturday af- | known next week he date will Fresh Oysters daily. |
some one will call at every house in | ternoon, Clowell Newcomer, of Milto Chas, ————— HI
. the borough of Howard and in jhe RY SHEMANR that this movement Is {Gast and William Gast, of Miffinburg, | KATZ & CO MPANY |
surrounding township within the fol- | thoroughly Interdenominational and |were all visitors at J. H. Delong#'s { |
lowing boundaries Out Walnut | that its resulta will be helpful to ev. | last week. 1 ’ Gillen, the Grocer, | |
street as far as the old Cider rip nll ery denomination represented in the| ©, A. Delong spent a week at Line Both phones. Bellefonte, Pa. |
the houses below the town on this side | town IDWARD HH, ZECHMAN, den
of the creek, including the houses near | Secretary of the Howard Minister-| Mra. Roy Snook spent a few days In (Next door to Ceader's bakery) |
the old rolling mill and those near ial Association. Rebersburg,