THE CENTRE REPORTER.
PERSONAL MENTION,
Town,
Helen Sandoe, daughter of W. A,
Sandoe, was confined to bed last week
from dysentery.
Miss Belle Schaffer, of Nittany Hall is
visiting her friend Miss Cathariue
Orwig at Lewisburg,
Miss May Baldwin, of Lock Haven,
has been elected teacher of the interme-
diate school at Beech Creek.
Hon. B, K. Foeht, of Lewisburg,
was renominated for State Senate at
Lewisburg without opposition.
John Bitner, west of town, has been
ill for the past ten days. Atone time
his condition was rat her serious.
Rev. Brown, of Aaronsburg, partici-
pated in the installation ceremony of
Rev. K. Otis Speseard, at Mifflinburg.
W. A. From, of Mifflinburg, trans-
acted business at Coburn one day last
A. 8B. Kerlin, who has been confine
to the house for some months, is not
aining strength.
, of Bellefonte, accom-
panied by Mr. Rhoads, of Axemann,
were in town Monday,
Wm. C, Schuyler, son of Rev. Dr,
Schuyler, will return to Hamilton Col-
lege, N. Y., Friday of this week,
Alpha, a child of C, C. Bmull, of Re-
bersburg, is quite ill with typhoid fe-
ver. Robert, of Charles Bmull,
who had been very ill, is recovering.
Harry Potter, son of J. T. Potter,
west of town, cami: home from Leba-
non Business College to attend pienie.
son
Miss Lizzie Burkholder, of Centre
Hill,
for a week or more,
again,
who bad been confined to her bed
is able to be about
J. Emory Hoy, husband of Mrs. An-
na Mingle Hoy, 's due at the Mingle
home Saturday, for a stay over Grange
Wm. Rauchau, of near Madisonburg
was a caller Tuesday and substantially |
expressed his appreciation of the Re-
porter,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Henney
turned Monday from their honeymoon |
trip, after an of near two |
weeks.
re-
absence
Rev. W. M. Spangler, of Salons, has
accepted a charge at Williamsburg. |
He served the Saolua charge for six
years.
Rev. Schuyler and Rev. G.
Kershner attended the Christian
deavor convention at Bellefonte
Thursday.
Mr.
county
look serious,
burg Times,
Mrs. Rath Sharp,
Sharp, died
o'clock at the
Sharp,
WwW. |
Eu-
last
was in Centre
It
Daniel. —
Daniel Jows
over Sunday. begins
Uncle
to}
Mifflin-
widow of George
evening at ten
James
Friday
home of her son,
at Coleville.
Ed Royer is operating the saw again
on Colyer's mill. Mr. Royer
pert at the business and
out of a log there is in itaud in a short
time.
is
an ex-
can saw all
George R. Stover joined his wife and
family here on Saturday ever
the Mifilinburg Times, spent Sunday
and all returned home to Coburn Mot
day morning.
ying,
SAVES
for |
the |
Ed. Zimmerman left Millheim
Nipton, Cambria county, run
saw mill on the lumber job at that
place, which pur-
chased by Charles Harter, of Loganton.
F. 8B. Tomlinson, wife and children
drove from Clearfield to Aarousburg |
last week, and were gnests at the home |
of Mrs. Tomlinson’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs, Noah Leitzell. i
The members of St. Johns Reformed |
church of Bellefonte, tendered a recep-
tion to their popular pastor, Rev. T.
Levan Bickel, upon his return from a
three months’ European trip.
to
recently has been
Miss Della Bariges entertained a
number of young people last week from |
Centre Hall at the home of her parents |
near this place. Miss Della is the only |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bart- |
ges and is popular among the young
pzople of this community,
Dr. G. W. Hosterman put
stone walk in front of his resiabnce
that can’t be beat in the town. The
material used is five-fool flag stones
from the Jersey Mills quarry. The Dr, |
will also lay stone walks to the stall
nd on the side street,
Mrs. Wolf and little babe, daughfer
of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Durst, of this
place, are home to spend some time
with her parents. Rev. Wolf, who
has been granted a vacation from his!
wteformed charge at Kaiser, W, Va,
will come on later and remain a short
time, i
down a
Among other Huntingdon visitors!
to the fair on Friday were Sheriff |
Brungart and county superintendent |
C. L. Gramley, of Rebershurg, two of |
Centre county's representative citizens, |
That is what the Huntingdon SBemi- |
Weekly News says, and its judgment |
is correct.
The Reformed Christian Endeavor
Bociety was represented at Bellefonte
at the convention by Irvin Musser and
Miss Agnes Murray. Misses Grace
Smith and Jennie Odenkirk, Mrs.
Frank Bradford, Mrs. Charles Arney,
Gi. O. Benner and T. G. Wilson repre-
sented the Presbyterian Society.
Miss Mary Maude Rice, of Reeds
ville, and Davis Brower Longaker, will
be married in the Presbyterian church,
Reedsville, September 18, at seven
o'clock. Reception immediately after
the ceremony, at the home of the
bride's parents. The bride is the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
George Clifford Rice and is well known
in social circles in Mifflin county, Rhe
is a graduate of W, Chester Normal and
taught school for several years in an
Institution near Philadelphia,
John Keller filled the appointment
ho the Reformed church Sunday even-
: C ing in a most creditable way. Mr.
Fi has yet one year in the theolog-
subject Bunday evening in’ such a way
that none of his listeners would judge
do man who, without doubt, in the
~ future will be heard from in the min-
Miss Elsie Gearis returned home
from Reedsviile where she had
She
been
Was ac-
of
Lewistown,
was in
He ex-
blacksmith
of Reedsville,
on
Wm. Singerly,
Tuesday
open
business,
pects to a general
with W. W. Boob.
of Dr. G
f this place, will en-
f Franklio and
He
John 8. Hosterinan,
W. Hostern
son
Ancaster,
1"
Jiege, ui
to
his flour and chop
John 8. Auman has been unable
mill for the ten days owing to
illness, which,
past
however, is not of a se-
Mr.
Phoenix mill feeds which are the best
arket.
Imyer and
rious nature. Auman handles the
on them
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myer Si. to U
North Carolina;
Mr.
overseving
Mrs. Agues Bill-
obura from Endon,
morn-
last
Saturday
ing. Billmmyer was engaged in
a large lumber operation at
that place, but taking sick ecoucluded
th Lo recuperate,
Rev. A. A.
O Cote nor
Kerlin and son Percival,
orother. Rev,
Maryland in
He reports
uty in
bushels are
itto A. B. Kerlin, a
Kerlin has a charge in
which he is very popular.
ple
state, and that hundreds ¢
peaches wonderfully his
going to waste,
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INGLEBY ITEMS
The weather is hot and dry,
T. O. Keen is running his saw
full force.
H. Eisenhuth
house at Ingleby.
mill
is building a store
He says if it is not
used for a store house he will use it for
a shop.
Barnet Eisenhuth is hauling props
Gutshal. Barney knows how
to handle a team
J. W.
last week,
Galer lost a floe black mare
lA a
Niagara Falls E xearsions.
September 6 and 20, October 4 and
sylvania Railroad Company's popular
ten-day excursions to Niagara Falls
from Phila Jaltimore and
Washington. Special train will leave
Balti
adelphia,
Washington 800 a. m.,
am.
xe
Philadelphia wiil
ursion of September 20 from
run via Manuoka
Chunk and the Delaware Valley; spe-
cial train will leave Broad Street Sta-
tion 800 a. m.; on other dates special
Round-trip tickets will be sold at
Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, and all points on the
Delaware Division; $11.25 from Atlan-
tie City; $9.60 from Lancaster; $850
from Altoona and Harrisburg; $5.90
from Sunbury and Wilkesbarre: $5.75
from Williamsport; and at proportion-
ate rates from other points, including
Trenton, Mt. Holly, Palmyra, New
Brunswick, and principal intermedi-
ate stations,
For descriptive pamphlet, time of
connecting trains, stop-over privileges,
and farther information apply to near-
est ticket agent, or address George W.
Boyd, Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadel-
phia. sepb-3t
Job Lot of 300
seminary, before being admitted
? to the ministry but he handled his
0! him a stndent without personal know!-
edge of that fact. Mr. Keller Is a
ir Isterial rank of the highest class.
STATE COLLEGE,
The public schools opened Monday
morning, with an enrollment of 175. —
Mr. H. A. Burface, the new Professor
of Zoology, has arrived and moved in-
toa cottage on the campus.—B. FV,
Morgan was home over Sunday. He
left Tuesday for Clearfield, where the
Murray Lumber Co. Is putting up a
large residence, and will also look after
the company's work at Curwensville,
~Miss Elizabeth Stuart returned Tues-
day from a pleasant visit to friends in
eastern Pennsylvania. —Mr.
son, drove to Clearfield
Monday. —
tendance of new students in the
lege, -
ed Tuesday from Cornell
where he spent a month
study.—~Miss Harkness
charge of the Ladies’ Cottage. —
Womer left Tuesday for
Mark and Tyrone to install heaters for
J. N: & 8. Krumrine, agents
Stanton Seamless Heater Co.
George W. Burns, of The Times,
shortly return to Philadelphia
medical treatment. —T, C.
late of the Department of Minh g En-
in
will
Michael
Uni-
wrnest Sow-
erative position at the Syracuse
versity, Syracuse, N, Y.—E
ers has become an apprentice In Col-
yer's barber shop,
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COBUNKN
Mr. Burrell and family,
Hall, spent Sunday at the
home of James IX, Harter,
Daniel Braucht and Emanuel
stetter had legal business in Bellefonte
Monday.
The cornet band attended the union
picnic at Tyl lust Saturday.
of Peun
hospitable
ersville
for fine musical qualifications.
Both the Lutheran and
congregations colebrated Harvest
Sunday; the Re-
formed in the afternoon, and the Lutl-
evening. The ladies de-
serve much praise for the tasteful dec-
orations of the chure
Reformed
Howe services last
erans in the
hes for this occa-
sion,
Justice of the Peace J. F.
had a quiet wedding
evening, the contract
Wm. F. Fryer and
both of this place.
Giarlthofl,
Thursday
lng parties being
M. Rote,
last
Bessie
Work was suspended on the propos
ed water line, one day last week until
after the company receives its charter
from the state authorities at Harris
Arg.
Rankletown, as the scribe of High
valley dubbed a certain place
along the railroad south of this place,
was well represented in the town one
evening last week, at justice's
office. After all it was “much ado
about nothing."
The straw hat and the
will soon be retired.
The summer girl will soon be a back
number,
Miss Annie
burg Monday.
has
the
linen pants,
jeechey went to MifMlin-
Al. says life not
worth living since she has gone,
Mrs. Jacob Witmyer visited friends
at Spring Mills Monday.
Our schools opened Monday morn
ing with the following corps of teach-
ers: Coburn, Grammar, Harry Mey-
er; primary, Thomas A. Hostermau:
Gentzel, P. Zerby; Mountain, W,
E. Braue a Liberty, Percival Tharp;
Pike, Rev. Luther Miller; Elk Creek,
Mr. Reiber.
6. H. Long's Pic-Nic Store,
Miris
is
Srrixe
Encampment.
supply of groceries
campers and eating
can buy in large or
suit yourself,
suitable
houses.
and novelties will also be on board.
Rubbers, umbrellas,
ete, will be at your command if
needed. The price will be the
same, rain or shine; and the price
will be an inducement for you to
buy of us.
be sure to call to see us and renew
the pleasant business relations,
. H . LONG,
~ 6. H. Long's Pic-Nic Store,
Sets of Harness
D. Irvin's Sons,
HARDWARE
Foundry Building.
Centre Hall,
A complete line of
Hardware will
be found in our
store at prices
that will go far
toward making
them sell,
Penn,
Paiute, Oils, Brushes,
ets, in variety of
quality and kinds,
All kinds of nails,
Wire Fence mate
rial, ete., always
on hand.
will find that we carry all hard-
ware needed in the construction of
modern dwellings, Come and get
estimates,
Farmers
will find that we
hardware that
wants,
line of
their
CATTY A
will suit
D. Irwin's Sons.
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Confectioneries
Highest prices paid for hides.
and sold,
Fat stock bought
BANKS.
Penn's
Valley
‘Banking Company,
| CENTRE HALL, PA,
| Receives Deposits,
Discounts Notes.
W. B. MINGLE, Cashier. uly
ATTORNEYS.
GHB. TAYLOR,
Attorney ab-law,
Bellefonte, Pa.
» Court, All manner of legal busis
promptly allended to, sught
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J. MALCOM LAURIE,
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Monday.
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ACLIVere
Wm. McCOY WOLF,
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THE FINEST IN THE VALLEY.
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LOCK HAVES, PA.
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BELLE FO NTE, PA.
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EFRING MILLIS, PA
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BELLEFONTE, PA
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