PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going, Visitors in and out of
Town,
-Kd. Royer and family have re-
moved to Millheim.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Kreamer vis-
ited friends in Rebersburg this week. |
we Mr, Wm. Jacobs, of Shingletown
is visiting at the home of his son, Dr.
A. Jacobs,
~Wm. McClenahan was to Belle
fonte yesterday, making the election |
return.
—L.. Ray Morgan,
lege, spent Sunday
Centre Hall.
Col.
in
State
friends
of
with
Mingle
} Monday froma two
Philadelphia.
Mrs. James Gregg, of Milesburg,
is visiting at the home of her
Mrs. Porter Odenkirk at Old Fort.
John D.
Alexandria, Huntingdon county
Friday evening. He
on Sunday.
—H. A. of this
place and one of our prompt paying
he
home
visit in
returned
{1 rOss
weeks’
sister,
es Meyer drove down from
last
returned again
Kaufinan, near
subseribers, gave us a call ; reports
having a good crop of corn.
— Dr. Harry Zero,
tor, of Millheim, w
day. He has a number
this place,
the Indian doe-
as in town yester-
of patients in
and is meeting with suc-
COess,
— Joseph Gilliland came from
the
short visit to his old friends in this vi-
cinity. the
business and is one prominent
up
New Bloomfield other day ona
in
the
business men of that town.
— Rockey,
who has been
brother Wm.
produce,
grocery store at Williamsport.
left Monday for that
He is engaged grain
ol
of
connected
Rockey, the
has accepted a
Ross Tusseyville,
with his
dealer in
in a
He
position
place.
of
citizens, was here over Sunday
friends. Aaron
the Harrisburg electric light o
holding this |
Hall several
-Aaron Harter, one our former
among
is head engines of
mpany,
osition
and has been
since he left Centre years
Ago,
——
LINDEN HALL
What Our Correspondent from Up the Val
ley Has to Say
We are sorry (iross
on the sick list.
Mrs. J. W.
of apples on Tuesday.
Howard Miller
burg, were the guests of Mrs,
to say Harry
Keller shipped a car load
of Rebers-
Kel
and wife,
ler a
few days of this week.
John Lee and wife
die,
Bradford and family
Mrs,
Kimport spent a
hter Sa
H.
and daug
of Colyer, were the guests of P
=unday.
Mrs. Ww.
few ds AVS of this week
pple, Pa
sf our |
Cy rus Durst and Lr,
with their chile it Ki
I'he attraction for some
‘
3 3 } 1 4
vhanges quite often; the as
has been from Farmers Mills to
Hill.
Harry Miller
the milling trade
arning
Meyer
ft for
1% been le
A. Ek
and
, who hs
with
has finished his course le
Woodward
Some of our
their corn all husked and in bios,
the fodder are
Yeudy for winter.
. E. Zeigler, clerk in J. H.
was confined to his home
bad cold, |
hustling farmers have
and
sheltered, and How
Ross's
store, for seve
eral days with a very ut is
again able to be about,
On Nov. 1 the postoffice
from Mrs. ler's store
Ross store,
mail for the next four years
Mrs. Philip Leister and children
Potters Mills.
Mr.
this place Sunday.
Miss Nora Haflley had
making her home with Jacob Meyer's
was moved
the J. H.
handle the
to
Kel
who will now
, of
were visiting at her
Mrs. Burris, at
pa~
rents home, and
who been
(Rev
Sunday Nov.
munion, at
church at 7 p. m
= p.m,
-
Teacher: Tow
North pole
Scholar: To Po
»-
cents,
-
Weekly Weather
Temperature Hig!
Cet, U8
645
$0
15
vi
Rainfall :
inch,
forenoon
Onl,
and at
Total rainfall in
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SALE
mn. ; at
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hat country
land.
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a.m. to Hb
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October, 2
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$4
p.m.
On
"CR RIT IN PARTITION
To the heirs and legal representatives of Ballie
Wolf, late of Miles township, deceased
Dubbs, Rebersburg, Pa. Henry Kreamer,
Hall, Pa.;: Eliza Mever, Centre Hall, Pa
Wolf, Rebersburg, Pa. Emma Wolf, Rebersburg,
Pa. Amanda Lukenbach, Bellefoute, Pa; Will
iam Kreamer, Millthelm, Pa; Reuben Kreamer
Le y Inred Kreamer, Centre Hall,
LreAmmer, Falls Kansas
LA Mage
choster,
Valley
Vista, 11
Adan Brown
r, Rebersburg
Wiscon
im, Pa. ; Joseph HRelfsnyde
wm Harper, Belief
Pa
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family for the last left for her
home in Aaronsburg Saturday.
James Bearson is threshing out his
summer crop and will realize about
aleven hundred bushels of wheat which
will bring a good sum at the dollar
mark.
James Wagner and bride moved in-
to half of D. H. Hess's house now
cupied by Frank Tharp. James
learning telegraphy at present but will
oot receive his diploma.
Hallow'een passed off quite smootlr-
fow Dove,
fun at fe
year,
O0-
is
ly with the exception of
wlio wished to have some
a
expense of Lucan Spicher, but he was
prepared for them and caused quite a
scatterment by shooting the contents
of a shot gun into their midst. Boys
you should never boast of the fun you
are going to have,
———————
Recent Mifflin Co
In Lewistown, John A. Miller,
ored, aged 60 years,
In McVeytown, Miss Rebecca Mat-
thews, aged 22 years
In Lewistown, Charles A, Blymaver,
aged 44 years,
At Milroy, Bruce,
Clintie, aged 6 years,
At Milroy, Hoy, son of Albert Nale,
aged 11 years,
In Lewistown, Mrs. Sarah O'Mally,
aged near 55 years.
In MeVeytown, Jacob Fry, aged 73
years.
At Locks Mills, Benj. F. Worrall,
aged 77 years.
" A sn
—1f in need of a stylish and dressy
sult, it is wise to consult Lewins, Belle
fonte, and have him fit you out.
Deaths,
col
son of A. F. Me-
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For $5.00 !
Is exactly what our assortment
of over a dozen different styles
of Men's All-Wool Suits at $5.00
means. We are also showing a
line of finer goods such as you
have never seen in Centre coun-
ty. They are the Highest Grade
Ready to-wear Clothing manu-
in America, and
factured our
prices are lower than others ask
for ordinary trashy goods. Ifyou
give us a call you will positively
save money.
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§ Outfitters, Bellefonte,
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FOR FALL AND WINTER...
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DRESS GOODS, FLARNELS,
CLOTHING, OVERCOATS, GLOVES, ETC.
SHOW You om
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to 1
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WHAT WE SAY
about Columbia bicycles, about the
5% Nickel Steel Tubing used in
them, the direct tangent spokes,
dust proof bearings, improved crank
shaft mechanism and other bicycle
advantages to be found in Colum-
bias—and Columbias only—is what
E KNOW ARE FACTS
and what we know hus been proved
by practice and theory. Practical
tests of every description by fast
riders and rough riders—and un-
equalled scientific tests in our own
test department, which has no
equal outside the Government
have unquestionably proved
COLUMBIA BICYCLES
STANDARD OF THE WORLD.
$75 TO ALL ALIKE.
ATTORNEYS.
TAYLOR,
Alorney al-law
Pa.
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Rugt6
Bellefonte
A Temple Court. All mauner of i
ness promptly allended
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Free bus 10 and
rooms on fist 8
and jurors,
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