REPORTER.
THE CENTRE
CENTRE HALL, PA,, THURS. Jan. 6.
THE RACKET.
No. 9-11 Crider’s Exchange, Bellefonte.
STICK A PIN HERE.
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A DRILLUIANT WEDD (O,
a
Miss Mary Monleo Kreamer and Rov, Da.
vid A, Bolly United in Marriage,
On Thursday afternoon, December
23rd, Miss Mary M. Kreamer, daugh-
| ter of Mr, and Mrs, Jared B. Kreamer,
{ of this place, was joined in marriage to
| Rev. David A. Bolly, of Harrisonburg,
| Va.
{ main audience room of the Reformed
{ church, Rev. 8. H, Eisenberg perform-
ing the ceremony.
| The day was a beautiful one, and ful-
THE SPROW CASE,
a.
| Dysert Exonerated by the Coroner's Jury
and Released,
| In our previous issue we furnished a
| complete account of the violent but
mysterious death of Bamuel Sprow, in
| Allegheny, and of the arrest of his
| companion, Dysert, on suspicion.
| The coroner's jury which Investiga-
ted the matter, about ten days ago, re-
ported that the cause of Sprow’s death
| was unknown. Henry Dysert, Sprow’s
| companion, was exonerated from all
SUDDEN DEATH,
Mr U. D, Osman Stricken with
Christmas Morning.
Uriah D. Osman, an almost life long
resident of Centre Hall, died suddenly
near noon on Christmas, from a stroke
of apoplexy which prostrated him
about two hours before, at his home,
near town. He had been in tow:
afternoon previous in his usual health,
and had contemplated partaking his
Christmas dinner in town,
Carpets
and
Mattings
and
If U Kom Curtain Coods
To
| blame. He had been arrested because
| he was the last man seen with Sprow.
{ Coroner McDowell ordered his release.
| room was almost filled. All now anx-| After holding the inquest the body
Bellefonte to Buy Ur | { was prepared for shipment from the
| iously awaited the arrival of the con- It
Holiday Goods,
| tracting parties who, within the next | Allegheny morgue to Centre Hall,
Don’t forget to look through
kind neighbor, industrious and 2 tail-
or by trade, although the past twenty |
years he engaged in farming. He was
a member of (he Lutheran church,
Three sons and a daughter survive
him, namely, William in Grant City,
Mo. ; Milton and Mrs, Amelia Zerby |
in Balt Lake City, and Alfred living
near Bellefonte,
His age was about 67 years. Faner-
al on Wednesday of last
week ; burial in the Centre Hall 2me- | IPOS ory trial of our foot-|
tery. wear leads to the hil i
RR as LN
ap— Won the Price.
The handsome Doll which ha
the centre of attraction in Katz .
window, at for th
attended weeks preceding Christmas arri
| seven little girls, dressed in white, | Centre Hall on Monday. Mr. K
| of whom acted as bridesmaids and one | medicine under Dr. Neff, dec’d, grad- |
8 have for |uating thereafter at the Philadelphia
{ly an hour before the appointed time,
{ the invited friends of the
| sembled rapidly until the commodious
couple as-
at Lower Prices
Fit for Cupid,
To wear, and therefore fit for
one, no matter how particular
fas Our shoes
are fine Ei what.
lever them |
Their superior of |
atl}
their unfailis
any |
all orl than you ever
hour would join the great and grand | #rrived here with the funeral party on
| army of the Benediets, Promptly at| Thursday afternoon, Dec. 23d, and the
|2:30 o'clock that popular wedding | Interment was made the same after-
The Racket and China Annex | march of Mendelsohn taken { noon 1n the cemetery.
' |
tidious they may be.
erlatively, from
consider
tl
1
1g power to picase
i
YOu
bought the same
was up ity is the gecret
xr
y
ratlroad
\
home
after-
His
by the orchestra in attendance, with | Sprow carried $1,000 in the forenoon
| Mrs. 8. 8 Kreamer leading at t relief funds.
| gan.
| room were thrown open and the wed-|
ding party proceeded thither t
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He ore
before in
em fr A ————
J Death of Dr, Rankle,
br. W. V. Runkle died at his
in Philadelphia, on Christmas
Before making Ur Purchases. The doors on either side of the
orm
proval,
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- i nq ified ap
o the al- |
your life.
GARMAN'S STORE,
BELLEFONTE,
We have an immense stock of new | ¥
: he mid : tar, The bride, tastily and neatly at- been
goods suitable for Christmas gifts, and | . ‘
tired in a beautiful traveling costume | BOON from a stroke of paralysis. Co's
one
MCLE S
JLFONTE,
uver,
E,
PA.
AR
there is no store in Centre county that two
«in
rad -
> ' . FE Ws ¢ ol PORT
of green broadcloth and bearing a bou- | 88¢ Was about 50 years,
by | Dr. Runkle was a son of Judge John
in | Runkle, of Tusseyville, de¢'d, and read
Bi
dellefonte,
is within 365 kays of
Bellefonte's Big Department Store |
These gir
i
G. R. SPIGELMYER, [several years composed it icine at Centre Hall a few vears. he re- |
SHEM SPIGELMYER, Jr. school class of the bride, and are Ethel | icine at ( entre " a few years, he re- |
Bellefonte, Pa. | Eisenberg, Helen Hosterman, Lizzie! moved to Philadelphia about 20 years
ago, where he gained a lucrative prac-
A widow survives him. He was
J. M. Runkle,
his | formed minister at Hublersburg,
and { brought
home of his mother at Spring
land the funeral took place last
fquet of white roses, was
ey
they &
Mi
BELI 0
PA.
vertised the Doll would be given othe
! little girl who wrote the best an
| characteristic to
letters
{as a flower girl, uost
e Sunday | medical college. After practicing med- letter Santa 'laus,
There were 222 and
the
the
| award, unanimously decided the’ Ma-
titled to
is the eight-yea
receivead
Our Annual
| the committee of ladies to whoun
i | Jette rere re sak
Boozer, Pearl Runkle, Mary Foreman, | letters were turned over to mal
| Pearl Riter, and Elsie F I'he
conven
oreman. | tice,
rv}
i
; Le.
regu
{a brother of Rev, the
old
he
ap-
| . ry
ar { bel F. Christine was en
Mabel
daughter of Rev. Christine. and
Wi
i groom, dressed in the
1 by
1»
{ tional black, was prize,
{ two brothers, Mr.
ratte #3 hn 25. £3 " Mills,
Mr. William Solly, of Tioga, Philadel- | Thor} 4
phia, and Mr. John D. Meyer, and Mr. | . . " Sil pnd Mabel's letter:
| ; | day, interment being made in the cem- My Dear Santa Claws: 1 saw i = the
The brother of | CENTRE REPORTER that you wait lit-
| tle girls to write you a letter, will
{ try and doso. 1am eigh years old;
{ I am in the 2nd grade, My studies are
| fourth reader, writing, spelling, gram-
| mar, physiology, geography, hist
mental and wr arith
| keeps me pretty learn
all, but I like to study, My
the Presbyterian minister of
| I suppose you are very busy
| ting toys ready to bring to
and boys, I wish you coul
our hous®, and then I could
{| I could dress the Dolls,
make pretty clothes for
Don’t you get ve ry hungry
| night, you have to travel
will tell my mamas to
good to eat on a table for
you come, or if she leaves me
I'll get something for you h
so many nice things, I do not
which I like most, but I suppos
will Know what I need, and so 3
Rive me just whatever you
I'm sure I will like it.
jut please dear old Ranta
{ don’t forget the poorer children.
will feel very bad if they don
something.
accompanie
Q The remains were to the | in
Obedial
| justly proud of her success,
Weddings... Clearance Sale
Sumner V, Hosterman, of this place,
*
i
i ‘ TS 1.1 j etery at Tusseyville,
; as ushers. The ce delight- | v .
fully
Immediately
f t i
Cinony wa i . 803
tA : . i the deceased, assisted by Rev, Eisen- 0 urnitu re
beautiful and impressive, | eg Ls t
: : Po : . | berg, officiated in the services, s
community, it MS, thereafter ty |
hastened to the
ti« pot
Death of
On Monday of Is the
1 see nd wife of Frederick Weaver,
boccnd . : au Aged Lady. ory,
LDUSINEss Oppor-| the east-bound train for ;
ts en meti
k widow
Now Going On.
Call Early and Get
Choice of Stock.
W. R. BRACHBILL,
1302.
tat ag
ASL Wen x
1 . | At noon a well appoint n bisy
1 2 in a t ’
x
”~
in this, and | A
tunity i
was served to a few sg .
f Haines township, died at the home
of Isreal Weaver,
entire |
| D8 years,
Tt
| a sister of photographer Luckenbach
large stock of things,—u mate and immediate
p-
to-date and suitabie for wed-
ot Aro HIre. aoe
bride and groom and at Aaronsl rg, aged
: 5 months and 25 days,
wedding party. un)
The bride was the recipi ie deceased, nee Luckenbach, was |
presents. any 4 1e Uride was the recij .
; tremely elaborate collection of pr : a
; j of this place, and formerly the widow
i ’
| of Wm. Crowl of York county,
“riday
: i i them
ve gone as X-mas comprising many articles value
. $s | the way of glass, ware,
aang pre sents, but . Funeral on forenoon
the
shire.
3 i" iT IRE y THit
and linen, as well : : mit
in Jitheran
{ burial
Anr
| conducted io the Lutheran
I
A I cemetery
"5% y 1 . flv fiirnitise % 154 ore v
, by » larce stock COSLIY urniture, an ry .
‘a4ve a iarge stock. ow Funeral services were
appropriate a
While residing int
host
U4
‘es . hurch at
Have vou seen our Silver. » bride caurch a
¢ | Aaronsburg, by Rev. J. J. Lohr, of t!
Y bo
. el
of
made a
Evangelical church, assisted "Phone
Wolfe, of the
. ; nited
nds and she was )
Bellefonte, Pa.
frie
in the Rev, Lutheran WHI
g —- - ieh red
ly accompli } it of talent. v 4 | au i.
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Dry Goods, Clothing and Millinery.
GREAT REDUCTION SALE NOW IN PROGRESS
felated in the eginning on the Lt Of January, we hay
bar af i} 4 yt
a memoer of Lhe i i
| A Clothing Sarprise in the Heart of Winter
think
otier close ne s I su a
“extraordinary | DeUter close now, as I supposs
. very busy, so good bye,
Your loving li
MABE:
Beginning today we will inaugurate I guess you
incl of such J
if
thing sale
i ering
iO rings
of this
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that will eclipse any sale in |
il be a harvest of exceptional
It a
It's a bold stroke great
f
wr Yee
vaiue
| business, figuring on asmall margin of Ve Married Last Evening
| r | profit, relying on a tremendous re- Last evening the marriage of
Wy . > 3 .
| K. Keller and Miss Mary Heckma
| 8pon
solemnized at the home of
parents, Mr. and Mrs
the histor community
Buckuell 1
and her many ;
‘ for pa
. BS al -
- | RCL nll Who
The lopspiriag. ation of her ry 1
, LAV)
I'here is much snow and good sleigh- | years of eon
to buy
. : . . 3 ¢ 1 #¢. Here is an opportunity
ing and a country sledding party is pot | new sphere of Pi '
t The outfit Two
sled, chuck full of straw,
| lined
e young ladies
tor}
the
igs Lie
William
Hall. The
f is WwW
¢ ; e | thoroughly reliable and stylish cloth-
0 be sneezed at. is : DC of
!
» $ 3 be 2aa in
1 fe g for men and boys in the heart
orses with ’ .
a Riu r tl | man, east of Centre wed
most,
We
{ have included every garment of the
| winter, when Hey needed
, : are
the sides of the sl with half a | educated gentlen i ; . ’
4 and at “end of the season prices ding was a quiet one, and w ou
minister and a
Ha
estitna
dozen or mon sandwich-
. ed only by the immediate fami
ed betwee: and [charge a ris
the
as 1 ny young gents, 3 i
1 88 INAny young gen the bride and Fro
D., of
LOOK
b
senberg, Ph
{ sale,
the
who plac
: furs the cream of | seven o'clock. After n “ a > Ji Ont Sr Wits
: Moxteomery & Co. | the guests were served : a ! i
Jellefonte, | per. The bride received
{| handsome
1 mn : : “Vitals'' brand mske in yi
plenty I'he idea starts and his
ow raps.
113
iii.
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will bear
Those
we priot
their residen
When two such
wedded together, we can
teporter’s | : Be
wep ie Mra vices, which artic
wv ON OVery
voun % } CVETrY
Fill de Sehlittebox mit Stroh,
Sitz yed Madel mit earm Bow,
Der Schlittewe
8'is yust was the Yungge sude.
4
Lo i 810
k as possib
TT 1s an
with
Ii
fiona
ing else than a good 1ife,
& 18 now so gute,
"
The
A. Keller, east
rosperity an i mueh b
i
in iis
App iness ie |
I — presents, aii CiadBsSeE O
Killea
ri
{1
I
and its very best wisheu t
LEPORTER exlend yi tal
a
Woolen
vi
i
Up gates y the happy | Outlaw son of James » year, a8 we always like to n the
Jingerling, jingerling, ling. *1 Hall, and is an industrious and 3
| Stephen Spellen, who murdered Mi-
oN | chael Raher at DuBois was captured
' | Thursday after keeping the posse at
He f the
at § .
{ last, and did not desert his house until
Lew anda Mtv JAN
[ore]
T0 BUSY PROFITABLE
| man and wife,
On
twelve o'clock,
mer
(iit along dare Barney, getic young man. He is now tes
Fall w
| in one of the tos nship school . CONV
has chosen wisely in lecting thi
Bei ing
. - i —
Gep up dare k anny, Home Wedding
Decossshy
noon, Miss
ira Kuhn was united
|
thay all niet geht unt
Mer | {bay all night, aught until
~
mreht net was da Olte soogs
yunge Doga.
Der Schlitteweg is now fustrate,
Thursday,
ie
23rd,
: 2 young lady as his companion th
Emma No.
life. She is a young lady of mo MERCHANDISING !
iable qualities. Mr, and Mra. ‘ We are sa | gaving tha
a hat the price 8 We are sel
will reside at the home of the : .
a
e hen aw cot eer
i threats were made to burn him out.
*
it io
in marriage
{ Mr. Louis Raymond Morgan, of State
i College. The wedding took
‘the Home of the bride's sister
1 td |
Hall. |
Q b Ti Pm Wes f | Sylvester Smith, east of Centre
rep uns meh Tzite ul’m Weg fer Spos, | i : | ter upo im.
i : 3 8 'er Bpos, 1 Rev. A. A. Black, Reformed minister, | ¥T Upon him
Mer sitza tite, | of Boalsburg, officiated
Mer sitza warm —
En Yader hott en Waiste in Orm -
Der Bill da Betz, der John da Jenn,
Der Karl da Ket, der Hen da Ann.
{| Even then he made a dash for libe rty
iand sought safety in
[shaft, from which place he was
Nor riovisin
Baad STOMOMG
Des bleeced oll da yunge Made,
Jingerling, jingerling, d’ling.
at a deep walter * & revelation, and this ont
place Pl
Mrs
ortanity wii
dis- | baroain enslkor
GAlralll SCCKers.,
Oh Faremon tribe da Gyl net noss , lodged by turning steam aod hot wa- | farriage Licenses
Forced to the |
‘ f ‘ EP ys nf {hh Pe { an
Only the im- | *haft Spellen faced the officers and re
{turned shot after shot until fell
i riddled with bullets.
The following marriage 1i
were issued during the past weel
Edward E. Miller, of Tyrone
tose Heaton, of Fleming
hie { Reuben Lucas, of Howard. an
A chael L. Harvey, Williamsport,
The “Centre Reporter” published at | Jacob Barre, of Millheim, and har-
Centre Hall, Pa., a copy of which |ote C. Burd, Aaronsburg.
reaches our table every week, has just | Jasper A. W agoner and Catheriie E.
completed the 70th anniver.ary of its Lingle, of Gregg. :
existence. Fred Kurtz, the editor, has | John H. Haines, Woodward,
been at the helm for lo these many Lizzie B. Holderman, Aaronsbur |
years and his paper always reflects | Steve Luther and Mary Flokics, Of | Our 25 Berges go in this sale at.
much credit upon himself and the | Clarence. : Our All Wool Berges always wold at 4sc, now
town in which it is published. —Free- | Harvey Houtz and Ida E. Garbrick, | Mkts see our 12¢ Novelty Dress Goods.
port, I1L., Daily Bulletin. — of College twp. | quality will astonish you,
————————— ff David K. Keller and Mary Teck- |
ligent, and highly respected in the Big Smowstorm, ian, of Potter. Too Many Silks on hand
1 ol - = s -» :
: Sie tp abt : 'e y s '® John K. Miller and An: rovers, | ( 00 quality Bi fetta, #
community in which he resides. We About 3 o'clock last Friday morning | of or An( ina Grovers, ur 31 (0 Numilty lack Todo, Joe this
predict for them a happy and prosper- | it began to snow and by the middle of | John E. Noli M | $1.00 Fancy Silks now at
ous future. the afternoon the ground was covered | John E. 1 toll, of ) adisonburg and | 50 Fancy Silks now...
to a depth of 14} inches, when high | Lucy 8. Ulrich, of Millheim.
winds set in and kept blowing until | Sesteistestts li} tl ston Coats and Wraps.
vacate
Dress GOods.
1* Patterns of Silk and Wool
former price,
soo
former price
he and
Domestics
A most elegant quality yard wide
ed Muslin, the kind ike 4
CASY to wah, in this sale at
Yard wide Bleached
ity now at “es
Best quality Ginghams
Kid Oambrics for Dress
under be, pow...
mediate friends of the bride and groom
The married
{ couple departed on the 3.30 train on a
Nox
135
(Goods,
Ww go at
| were present, nes iy . you
.
Ra-
% Paite
BOW £0 al
I
A Credit to the Town
THs same 1.00 asadds -
: f fuslin, regular So
| wedding tour of several weeks to some
| of the western cities, after which they
| will take up their residence at
College, the home of the groom.
x Patterns formerly sold at 750, now go at a
Der Mond is hell, der Schna is wels, Black Satin Berber is now reduced
Des mocht’s Schlittefore nice : Sutegars
Hipperty hep ivwer Schna un Eis.
Our 6k
to Ah SR
Our 48 Black Figured Mohair Is now re.
duced to...
#-inch Novelties, all
4c, now A
{ All Wool 36-inch Novelties, former price Shc
i DOW... wro———
State ming. never sold
Miss
Emma is an accomplished young lady
possessing many good iI amiable
qualities, and had many warm friends
in this place, by whom she was held
in the highest esteen. Mr. Morgan
has for a number of years been assist-
ant postmaster al State College, which
position he creditably fills: he is intel
Li
Underwear and Blank
ets.
Our discounts in these {wo depart.
men's from former prices will surprise
you. Ifin need of anything in this
line, we can do you some good.
Table Linens.
All our goods are marked in plain
figures, and we will make a reduntion
of 25 per cent. on the price roarked on
ic
Oh Fureman tribe da Gyl net noss, Sao farses ries -
Gep uns meh Tzite uf'm Weg fer Spos,
Mer sitza tite,
Mer sity warm —
En Yader hot sy Mad’l im Orm :
Der Jonny da Jenny, der Danny da
Dolly,
Der Miky da Molly, der Pitty da
Polly.
Jingerling, jingerling, d’ling.
and
an
C.
“3
any one of our Table Linens, We
have too many and want to reduce
stock,
he
(Gute Stories, un feal Locha, -
Did you ever have a better score ?
Mer kuma Hame after three er four.
————— A oso
Reformed Chuarel Services
Clothing Dept
Change in Appointment
Oh Fureman ! tribe de Gyli net noss,
Gep meh Tzite um Weg fer Spos,
Mer sitza tite,
Mer sitza warm —
En Yader hot sy Honny im Orm.
'S Samly 's Susly, 's Jimly 's Jane-
ly, ’s Tomly ’s Tilly.
Jingerling, jingerling, d’ling.
nso fp Ao
Recent Mifflin Co. Deaths.
In Lewistown, Miss Sarah Black,
aged 78 years,
In Lewistown, Samuel Cady, aged
84 years. :
In Lewistown, Bernard Maguire,
aged 45 years,
~ On Stratford’s Hill, Mrs. Mary Mor-
Rev, 8. H. Eisenberg is conducting
services each evening this week at
Spring Mills; these services will close
with the Communion next Sunday
morning. There will be services dur-
ing next week, beginning on Tuesday
evening, in the church at Centre Hall,
in which the pastor will be assisted by
Rev. A. A. Black. Evening services
begin at 7.156 o'clock. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
etme
Card of Thanks.
Mr. W. A, Curry and wife desire by
this means to extend their thanks to
friends aud neighbors for favors shown
during the bereavement and funeral of
ch
43
ris, aged 80.
the late U. D. Osman.
Saturday. The snow that had fallen |
was heavy with moisture and preven-
ted drifting to a serious extent. Trains
were nearly on time.
sl itocimmmt—
Schools Resame,
The schools opened again Monday
morning after giving the scholars a
two weeks’ vacation over the holidays,
The streets are not taken up so much
by the future presidents, who are the
only ones who seriously regret their
vacation being over,
Sold His Store.
Chas. P. Long, merchant at Spring
Mills, sold his store at Northumber.
The services in the Presbyterian
Sabbath evening, at 7 o'clock, in«tead
of 2.30 p. m., as had been announced,
Religious services every evening this
week, to which all are cordiaily i(avit-
ed.
least
The Lost Man Found in the Wee
On November 22 John Armor, aged
60 years, disappeared from Cat. in
the Snowshoe section of this county,
One day last week his dead bod: was
We are unfortunately overstocked
in this department, and we are willing
to make very great sacrifices to close
out our stock.
$15.00 Costs now go at $90,
$10 60 Conts now go at $ 00,
$7.50 Cont now go at $4.95,
£5.00 Oonts vow go al £2 48,
Capes from $1.25 to 87.00,
Children’s and Misses’ Coats, an ele
gant assortment left at just 50 cents on
the doliar of former prices,
i As we are determined to sell all
Overcoats out before 1st o
we have put the knife int
putitin very deep. Prices are cut
without regard to original cost.
An All Wool
A x exe Toe ome a ms Overconts, 84.95
one that is usual 5
Tough rom a 1140 can ow
Are a few among the many ins
we are offering in this rg
our
{ February
oO these, and
found in the woods not more than a
quarter of a mile from his home, with
no evidence of suicide or murder.
AI AAPA.
KATZ & CO.
LIMITED.
Bellefonte, Pa.
~—Bubsaribe forthe REPORTER.
“Makers of Low Prices and Terrors to all Competitors.”
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