PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going, Visitors In and out of
Town,
— [Landlord Keller, of Bellefonte,
was in town between trains Monday.
Vance McCormick, of Montan-
don, is spending a couple days in
town,
—~Arney Lee returned home last
Thursday after a four weeks’ visit in
Altoona,
~— Peter and Adam Smith, two of
Centre Hill's pleasant citizens,
thé Reporter a call.
Mr, Charles Thompson, of Le-
mont, was the guest of his friend Prof.
Gi. B. Snyder over Sunday.
—N. B. Spangler,
Bellefonte's young
was in Centre Hall Tuesday.
— Mrs. W. A. Jacobs and daughter |
days of last
in Boalsburg.
gave
Esq., of
attorneys,
one
rising
Margaret, spent several
week visiting relatives
——(teorge Homan, of Williamsport,
came up Tuesday to see his old friends. |
He spent several days last week at
Millheim.
——John Callahan will become a cit-
izen of Centre Hall and
will occupy B. D. Brisbin’s house on
Water street.
——Qur pleasant friend, Will Neff,
of Potters bank, gave our sanctum a
this spring,
call and took pleasure in setting his
label out into "98,
—— Porter Odenkirk and wife, of Old
Fort, went to Williamsport Thursday
on a visit friends. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
among
William
by
say -Qur former townsma?,
Lohr, of Lewisburg, accompanied
his Miss Annie,
here last week on a visit to their many
friends.
daughter, came
— Rev, A.
Boalsburg Ref
nied by Mrs,
last week
Hall.
——Harry Fleisher, one of the
A. Black, pastor of the
wrmed church, accompa-
Black, spent several days
friends in Centre
among
Re-
porter’s regular patrons from Colyer,
was a caller and advanced his label.
He reports health pretty good in that
section.
—John H. Moyer, one of our Tus-
1
seyville patrons, gave us a call and
Johnny
marched his label up to '09.
is ever in good humor and a whole-
souled fellow,
Dr. Peter Leitzell, Spring Mills’
rising and efficient practioner, was in
His practice
Centre Hall
frequently
town a few days
ago.
brings him close to at
times and the Dr, is seen
here.
to her
mokin. Rev, Erd
days down there
- 1c} viait
extended visi
man spent several
too, and accompa-
nied them home.
harley Beck, the lantic
At Re-
fining Co’swepresentative for this dist-
- }
rict, was in town Monday.
visits will likely become less frequent
since his company deliver oil by tank
wagon from the sub-station at Coburn.
-Wm. Forry, of Hellam, York
county, gave us a call and subscribed
I paid for the Reporter
He
of walnut timber, for which
i
year in ad-
ey
vanes, was in the vall in quest
he offers
$20 per 1000, but finds it mostly taken
out by previous buys rs.
/ Miss Helen Bartholomew,
teach
er in the Millheim public schools,
accompanied by Miss Mary Hartman
a
and Miss Carrie Spigelmeyer, two of
young ladies,
Helen's
Millheim’'s brightest
spent Sunday with Miss
rents,
Mr. A. Harter, of Maple Park,
I11., has been the guest of his
Mr. John Dauberman, for
days. Mr. Harter is a native
a f
03
Harter, of that valley.
pa-
uncle,
several
of Nit-
tany valley, being son Samuel
He is visiting
relatives in this county and will re-
main some time,
I. ——
CENTRE HILL,
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COBURN,
A Letter From This Busy Place
Down the Valley.
Breezy
R. F. Vonada made a business trip
to Mifflinburg on Tuesday.
Andrew Harter had business at the
county seat last Thursday.
John Waite is at present at
College, taking a course in the Cream-
ery at that Institute.
Joe, Platt, of this place, left for Au-
{ rora, IL, last Thursday, where he has
| secured employment on a farm.
Mrs. A. J. Campbell received the sad
intelligence of the death of her sister,
i
| who had her home at Shamokin.
{ The meeting at Paradise church is
| still in progress, with unabated inter-
the
melting of the snow, driving there in
large two-horse wagons, nightly,
Our portly Justice of the Peace, J.
IF. Garthofl, had a quiet wedding on
evening, the contracting
parties being Robert C. Fryer and Sa-
rah Confer, both of Penn township.
There is a fierce war in prices being
at
and we, the customers are keeping a
est, Some of the people, since
Sanday
waged by our merchants present,
respectful distance, and are enjoying
the fun. All the while
at six cents a gallon.
kerosene sell-
or
=
On Saturday afternoon, commencing
in
o'clock the Democratic
will be held
at ong caucus
in the publie school build-
ing, to place in nomination men to fill
There
seers to be a lively seramble for the
of}
the various township offices.
ice of assessor, there being several
who have acknowledged their willing-
ness to serve the people in that capaci-
ty; who the lucky one will be is hard
No doubt there
a good turn out, as three nominations
to conjecture, will be
On Tuesday Reuben Boyer, who had
been in the mercantile business at this
place for the last eighteen months, re-
moved his household goods and fami-
where he will
We |
from |
many
ounty,
» same business,
» such citizen
Mr. Boyer had
ds at this place and his loss
kind-
his
principles
a
our midst,
friot
warm irien
will be greatly felt iiform
his ur
ness and courtesy to all, and
straightforward business
LINDEN HALL
Correspondent .
his in the Please
port,
name paper?
pla
visiting his parents at this
recently.
The carpenters began
new United Kv. ehurch
on Tuesday.
© quite
work on the
fut
John Leopard, of State College, was
visiting friends in this
days of last week,
vicinity a lew
Lanson Burris was to Bellefonte on
a business and shopping expedition
one day last week.
of
that we v
a thing
all
soon have another good supply.
Wm. Williams and wife,
the new bride and groom, =
Sleighing is again
past; it is hoped by vill
of Lemont,
pent Sun-
day at the home of George Swabb,
Miss Blanche Tre asler,
bright young ladies, sp
with friends in Centre
cen
tly.
Miss Lulu Lonberge, t
fascinating young cle
ler's store, spent a few
parents and other fri
burg, quite recently.
7 be Linden H 11!
move their saw mill f
to the Whe
when finished, and
Mr. Nogle,
was inspecting t
pany.
(o.,
day.
On the
had won the respect and confidence of
had relations |
We es
all who
any ovusiness
with him. an heartily
will |
f 1 . 1
feeling that our loss
Oe Ll
‘ i
Sqr gain. |
{
i
{ he
ny |
On Friday evening a number of
thers SF
of J. F.
nd when everything
t
members of the Lu an Bund
in
(iart-
ay
ie house |
was in |
readiness Mr. Reuben Boyer was sent |
» his surprise wh |
After Mr. Boy- |
a
er fre his surprise,
large chair was brought and presented |
the members of
of which he
rintendents,
2
to bim as the gift of
!
the Sunday school,
i
Was
He
fi Ww
one of the Supe
thanked them very much in
i in
rds, aft
il we r which the guests par-
$ 3 f rofe roti d "31 fi 11¢ fon
HDR OF T¢ fresh me BIL, consisting of 10%
1
evening was very pleasantly spent, to
cream, cake, macaroons, ete he
a late hour, and all expressed a wish
that Mr. life be
many years to come,
Joyer's spared for
a
POTTERS MILLS,
tema of Importanes Gathered b Oar Cor
i y
respondent
ore
Checker playing is all K
Frank McCoy was to
business last week.
the y BOW,
Bellefonte on
Charles Sweetwood thinks of going |
west this spring. |
Henry Royer wears a broad smile; he
says that he is papa again.
Shooting match next Saturday.
Come one, come all.
Ask the new clerk in Carson's
for borax; he knows what it is now.
William McCormick, the boss butch-
er, has still some butchering to do.
store
Protracted meeting ison a sort of
William Workinger don’t need a
What Our Correspondent Across the Valley |
Finds of Interest, }
Robert Smith is papa of a bouncing |
baby boy. i
Messrs, Lucas and Decker are seen |
in our town frequently. |
Miss Sadie Condo was the guest of |
Lydie Smith Sunday last. |
A great many of our young folks at-|
tend protracted meeting at Spruce |
town.
J. F. Stover is canvasing in Nittany |
ralley this week; he is in the picture |
business, i
Mrs. W. W. Spangler and daughter
Gertrude, of Potters Mille, were guests
of Mrs. J. B. Strohm last week.
One of Potters Mills’ dudes is fre-
quently seen in our town; there is a
“Beaver” he would like to eateh,
Miss Leota Wilkinson, one of Potters
Mills’ charming young ladies, spent
Sunday a week ago with friends in
this place,
i
A SA Ai MS
Good News,
No other medicine was ever given
such a test as Otto's Cure, Thousands
of bottles of this great German remedy
are being distributed free of charge, to
those afflicted with Consumption,
Asthma, Croup, severe Coughs, Pneu-
monia and all Throat and Lung diseas-
es, giving the people proof that Otto's
Cure will cure them. For saleonly by
(i. H. Long, Spring Mills. Samples
free. Large bottles
Mrs. Bamuel McCoy returned home |
several months, i
Mrs. Jeff Bhafler and Miss Orpha |
Breon were visiting at the home of |
Philip Leister recently.
Messrs. Markle and Kern, of Boals- |
burg, were visiting at the home of Em- |
ory Shires recently. |
Rev. Williams, of Spring Mills, was |
in attendance at the protracted meet- i
ing last Wednesday night, and preach- |
ed an excellent sermon.
———.
Mrs. Ray, of Tyrone, was visiting |
friends at this place.
Calvin Garbrick and wife, of Zion, |
visited Mrs. Hartman at this place. |
Henry Faus and family, of Pleasant |
Gap, are visiting his mother at this |
place,
The Atlantic Refining Co's oil wag- |
on made their first trip through this |
part on Tuesday; it is a good thing for
the merchants,
Mrs. Daniel Decker, of this place,
died on Tuesday night, and was bar-
ied on Saturday, in Georges valley, at
the Cross church.
Alexander McCoy is getting lumber
on the ground for a new dwelling
house, which he expects to have ready
to occupy by April 1st,
TO CURE A COLD IX ONE DAY
with the
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visit.
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MARCH 18. William Farner, near Potters Mills,
horses, cows, hogs, farm implements, etc. Wm,
Goheen, auc't.
two miles east of
Spring Mills, live stock, farm implements, and
household goods.
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RPHANS' COURT SALE. RY VIRTUE OF
an order of the Orphans’ Court of Centre
County, Pa., the undersigned, executor of the es-
Shires, and with
power of attorney to represent the several heirs
of Elizabeth and John Shires, late of Potter
township, Centre County, Pa., will expose to pnb-
lie sale on the premises, in Potter township, near
Potters Mills, on
THURSDAY, JAN, 27, 188%
Atl o'clock p. m., the following real estate, to
wit: A fine farm, situate in Potter township,
County and Stale sforesald, adjoining William
All 's estate, Alexander MeGoy, Henry P.
Hankey, Mary Bituer, Barbara Rearick, contain.
hg about
— 78 ACRES.
Thereon erected a Good Dwelling House, Barn,
and other outbulldings. Good water,
and orchard with choice x feat,
TERMS OF BALE Ten por cont. to be a
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Janasry, A, D., 18508,
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administrator of ete. of Elizabeth Evert, late of
of Penn township, deceased,
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ministrator cum testamento anvexo of ete, of
Hanah Glenn, late of Ferguson township, de
conse,
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guardian of Elizabeth Evert, minor child of Eliz
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ministrator of eto... of Jacob Hoover, late of Union
partial account of Thomas 0,
A Mmimatpio of eto; af Noah Weaver, late
§ ne y ‘
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hiding of Mathias Kech, late of
ide tow y
Bint and an account of Alexander MoCoy
and Wm. M_ Allison, executors ol elo, of John
M. McCoy, Jate of Potter township, decense d.
8 The seoond account of laaae homes, ius
nder clause w
hoy late of Bellefonte
testament of Wm. A.
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He GY. Clans
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