PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Golng,— Visitors in and out of
Town,
——Win Love, of Tusseyville, was a
caller at this office Wednesday.
— Our old friend and acquaintance,
Wm. K. Foster, of Mifflinburg, gave
our sanctum a call,
WW, O. Rearick and Frank Craw-
ford spent Sunday with Franks father-
in-law, at Lamar.
— Dr. Gientzel, veterinary surgeon, |
and Mr. D. M. Gentzel, both of Spring |
Mills, were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Flora O. Bairfoot
home last week, after having spent
month with friends in Philadelphia.
—Mrs. J. D. Murray still
fined to the house, nursing a sore foot,
returned
a |
is con- |
caused by a bruise she sustained about |
two months ago.
i
—W,. T. of Linden |
Hall's good Democrats, was a pleasant |
caller; he reports little up |
that way.
Cooney, one
sickness
— Undertaker
ville showed his pleasant face in our |
sanctum but had nothing new
port from that section.
—Tillman Klinefelter, of Tussey- |
ville, called to pay his respects as well |
as pay dues on Reporter, going away
happy and leaving us ditto.
lossman, of Tussey- i
i
fo re-
—Al Stump, one of Earlystown’s in-
dustrious farmers gave the Reporter a |
pleasant call and had his label put
among the happy '96es.
—Mr. A. J. Hazel, one of Madison-
burg’s prominent and efficient school
teachers, was a guest at the home of
Mr. Isaac Smith Saturday and Sun-
day.
——Mr. John
accompanied by Chas. From, favored
the Reporter with a call. Mr. Kim-
port is a good Democrat, and a candi-
date for treasurer.
Kimport, of Harris,
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from a month's stay at her sister's in
Northumberland, Mrs.
and we were pleased to h
smile in on us.
Mr. George Reiber, of Colyer,
was in town yesterday, and ordered
bills for sale farm stock
March 13. He will quit farming
dispose of his stock.
of his on
and
——Misses Gertie Floray aud Annie
Stump are attending the musical
CO-
vention at Aaronsburg this week, after
which they will spend a week visiting
among friends at Woodward.
——Jolly Frank Bowersox, of
Springs, honored the Reporter with a
call. Frank is one Dem-
ocrats of that section
himself as a candidate for treasurer.
» 1
VOOR
of the active
and announces
friend, James
who never
Our old farmer
Runkle, of Tusseyville,
into ill humor, gave our sanctum a bu-
siness call, and joined the
"98ers in his label, and reports health
good over that way.
—J. H. Moyer, from near Redmill,
was a caller, and, like all rising young
gels
glorious
men. had his name grace the Repor-
ter's list backed j i
to '97. Go and do like John.
rerler
DEES
up with the ji
John B. Heckman, one of Gregg
township's prominent citizens and ac-
tive Democrats, favored the Reporter
with a call, and made himself safe in
his label to '07 as a new riber, to
grace our list.
sti hs
J. . Brown, one of the leading
farmers from near Tusseyville, was a
pleasant caller and put his label out
close up to he was one of the few
fortunates who had plenty of water du-
ring the late dry spell. :
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—John Corman, of Nittany, gave
the Reporter a call, and put his label
out into '96. John is an old patron of
this paper, and a native of Haines tp.
He is doing some farming now and
as a good shoemaker sticks to last
too.
-—Mr. Henry Penn
Hall's good and substantial citizens,
was in town yesterday. Accompanied
by jolly Perry Breon he visited the
REPORTER office, and made us forget
all the cares and worries of life for a |
short time. {
—1J. G. Ramey, a prominent far-|
mer of near Pleasant Gap, was a caller |
at these headquarters, and reports the |
general health good over that way. |
He is one of our old and esteemed sub-
seribers who pays up, and to him be- |
longs the good sense and proud dis-|
tinction of being a Republican who is |
not too prejudiced to read a good Dem-
ocratic paper like the Reporter.
Nathaniel Boob, 11 years back a |
farmer near this place, but now of
Haines tp., gave us a call in corapany |
with his stepson, John Hosterman.
Mr. Boob next spring will move to
Union county where he purchased the
Hoofnagle farm, 130 acres, west of Miff- |
linburg, and will devote himself to
raising peaches and other fruit, and |
give less attention to grain, thinking |
fruit will pay better. We trust his ex-
periment will turn out profitable.
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Here's a Bargain. :
1 will sel! my fine driving horse, 7
years old, new delivery wagon, set of |
buggy harness, set of express harness, |
and top buggy all for §200. Every-)
thing new and in first-class condition.
Reasons for selling. Address
: w. W. Boos,
Centre Hall, Pa.
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—fubscrive for the REP ORTER.
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coples within the next threes months.”
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