Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1883-08-09
Local Department.

COMMISSIONS Clerk Walker is be-
coming celebrated as Il football "kickist. "
Miss Emma OtNoil, of Altoona, is
visiting Miss MolHe McDermott, of this
place
Miss Julia Bauer, Of Jersey Shore,
has been visiting friends in town for tho
past week.
-"Rash" Williams is now handsomely
domicied in his neat cosy mansion on
"Methodisl Hill"
Mr.. Edward Wood, prominent
school teacher of this county, gave US "a
pleasant call, on Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. !. H. odenkjrk, Of tho
"olI Fort, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aikens Of this place, last week,
-Whortlcberrics ARE reported ii, being
uncommouly plenty ON the mountains thi.
season. So also are rattle.uakos.
The markc. on Saturday was large,
and we'll attended almo., every dcscrip-
tion of vegetables were obtainablc.
Col. u. G. Bash returned home on
Saturday, from Avon Springs. y. Y.
looking as hale and vi,orou. as ever.
We are sorry to learn that Prothono-
,ary Harpcr's youngest child is lying
dangerously i'll with cholera iufantum.
Mr.. james Watson, Of Snow Shoe,
maid u. r,eassn, vi.i, on last Friday and
engaged the DEMOCRAT for another wear.
Mr.. Jacob schrom, who has been
confined to the house for several months.
we are sorry to learn, is not improving
very rapidly.
Mr.. "Bnly" Morgan, now "mi1olo-
gist' at the Butts House intends to com
NIT matrimony ere long So We have
been reliably informed.
Saturday was busy day in town
the streets were thronecd, from morning
till late in the evening, with people tom
all parts of the country.
-Dr. J. d. Wingate, Of CarbondsIe,
paid us friendly visit on Tuesday. The
Doctor looks robust and vigorous, and is
as pleasant and agreeable as ever.
Considering tho bright prospects Of
the State Normal School at Lock Haven
and the advantages it offers, there is no
cheaper good scheo4 In the state.
The potato bug came and viewed the
CROP and after due confederation, con
cluded that III. crop was too large for him
to masteT-he retired in disgust
Mr.. and Mrs. John II, Thomas, Of
Wooster, Ohio, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Aikens Of this place, de-
parted for their home oa Tuesday.
The picnic held by the Roman Catho-
lie Sunday school, on last Thursday,
proved to be grand success Tho amount
realized was about five hundred dollars.
Mr.. George Decker, of MArsailles,
Mo, who has been visiting his numerous
friends and relatives in this county, de-
parted last Thursday, for bis Western
home.
Mr.. G. A. Glenn, tho artistic photo
crapher was taken 70 tho country on last
Saturday to secure photograph Of a sick
woman, who is lying dangerously i'll with
consumption.
Tho smiling countensnce Of Mr.. a.
Weber, Of Howard, illuminated our sane
tum, on Monday. "Abo" is a pleasant
and agreeable fellow, and wo trust his
visits VIII often be repeated.
-h1 Recorder TOBIAS spent lew DAYS
In t'"n on hi' way TO Conneaat Lake I'm
campmeht' "Iooy Is the genNenan'y
c'efk '' 70 D. ana VIII DC promoted 70
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