THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL,
PA., Tours, Sept. 20.
PERSONAL MENTION,
Coming and Golng.~Visitors in and ont of
Town,
Wm. Lee, of Colyer, was a caller
Thursday and had a kind word to eay
for the Reporter.
Hugh Hamilton, of State College,
visited his sister, Mrs, James Gool-
hart, at Lewistown.
Miss Jennie Longacre, one of the
publie school teachers in Bellefonte, is
the guest of Mrs. L. C. Irvin.
Wm. Bun Fischer, son of Rev. W. E.
Fischer, of Shamokin, D. D., is a stu-
dent at Gettysburg College.
Margaret Bolander, of Middleburg,
assistant postmistress at that place, is
a visitor at the Geiss home,
Mrs. Dr. Ward, of Bellefonte, came
to town Friday to see her aged mother,
Mrs. Mary Stiver, on Church street.
Miss Jennie Gill, ot Milroy, is spend-
ing a week with her sister, Mrs. Isauc
Shawver, at this place, and called at
the Reporter office.
The veteran Wm. Knoflsinger, of
Pleasant Gap, took in the picnic and
did not fail to remember the Reporter
both socially and financially.
The marriage of Miss Winifred
Neubaker, of Danville, and J. Malcolm
Laurie, of Bellefonte, took place at
Perry O. Stiver, of Freeport, Ill,
came east Inst week on a visit to his
aged mother, Mrs, Mary Stiver, of this
place. Mr, Btiver isat presentoneoftl e
proprietors aud editprs of the Freeport
Bulletin, the leading Democratic pa-
per of that city, issued daily and week-
ly. He was formerly county superin-
tendent of public schools and still
maintains a great interest in educa-
tional affairs. Mr. Stiver's presence
here brings to mind his brothers, who
attended school at Centre Hall and
afterward went west to begin life
oa the foundations laid here. Rev.
samuel Stiveris conducting a Military
Academy, at Bunker Hill, Ill.; Dr.
William Stiver is practicing medicine
at Freeport, Ill; Dr. Roland J. is fol-
lowing the same profession at Lena,
I1l., Thomas J. BStiver is connected
with the University of Denver in the
capacity of “Demonstrator of Anato-
my,’ and also has charge of free clin-
ies in nose and throat diseases. David
8S. Stiver is prominent dentist io
Chicago, and has also invented some
valuable apparatus used in his profes
in
sion.
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SPRING MILLS,
0. T. Corman, the relinble merchant
bad his first drive Friday last, in his
handsome buggy, manufactuted to or-
der at the Penn Hall carriage works of
J. 0. The buggy is remarka-
bly light, yet very substantial, elegant-
ly finished and polished like a nuirror.
Mr. Corman had it built expressly for
Condo.
Danville yesterday (Wednesday).
County Commissioner Heckman fin- |
ished delivering assessors’ blanks in
Penns Valley Friday, and
over in Centre Hall for several hours,
stopped |
Charles Bitner, of Potters
young man of more than
ability, and who keeps well posted in |
Mills, al
ordinary |
current affairs, was a caller Thursday. |
William C, Schuyler remained with |
his parents until Tuesday of this we.) |
when he returned to New York, to|
take his place as a Sophomore in Ham- |
ilton College,
Profesor Theodore E. Hamilton, a
graduate of Harvard and of the Mis-|
souri State University, is the new in-|
structor in modern languages at Buck- |
nell University.
Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Rearick, and
Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Rossman, of Tus-|
seyville, drove to Snyder county last]
Thursday, where they spent several |
days among friends,
The Freeburg correspondent to the|
Middleburg Post says: Mr. Keister |
and Mrs. Mary Hartman, of Centre |
county, visited with C. W, Bassler and |
wife over Sunday.
While opening a jar of fruit Joseph
Relph, Jr., of near Reedsville, severed |
two arteries by the glass erushing in |
his band and almost bled to death ere |
medical aid was procured.
Nelson W. Williams and Miss Min- |
nie E. Houtz, both of Lemont, were!
married Wednesday of last week at
the Lutheran parsonage at Pine Grove
Mills, by Rev. C. T. Aikens.
J. I. Condo, of Spring Mills, was up |
to the picnic and Reporter office Tues- |
day. Mr. Condo is failing in health |
and has given up the blacksmithing |
which he followed for many years,
W. C. Faruer, of Colyer, was a cal’.
er, and states that he has his mew |
house almost completed. Last sum-
mer he boilt a new barn, and in a
short time will have a splendid house |
in which to spend the remsinder of|
his days,
Rev. C. T. Aikens, of Pine Grove|
Mills, accompanied Messrs. Orie E.|
Sunday and Wilson Brown, son of A. |
M. Brown, both of Pennsylvania Fur-|
nace, to the Susquehanna University,
at Selinsgrove, where they. have be-
come students,
Willis Bottorf, who for the past five
years has been connected with the
hardware store of Potter & Hoy, Belle
fonte, as a salesman, resigned his posi-
tion and will enter State College,
where he will take a course in Elec
trical Engineering,
J. Emory Shires of Roaring Springs,
Pa., called Tuesday. Mr. Shires is en-
gaged in farming at that place and re-
ports the crops very fair, and is one of
the few farmers who does not con-
demn farming, but says it is profita.
ble, especially in his locality where
milk is the chief product.
George Hyde, of Ridgeway, twenty
years old, and worth $2,000,000, and
Frances Hanlon, of Lewistown, eight-
een years old, daughter of “Pat” Han-
lon, a wealthy oil operator, were mar-
ried at Buffalo, N. Y., last week, It
Was a runaway marriage, and created
considerable sensation,
Prof. A. D. Morrill, who occupies
the chair of Biology in Hamilton Col
lege, Clinton, New York, who had
been spending a few days with his
brother-in-law, Rev. W, H. Behuyler,
returned to his home last Friday, He
was accompanied by his wife and Mrs,
M. E. Carver, mother of Mrs. Morrill
sud Mrs, Behuyler,
Augustus Wolf, of Kayser, W. Va.,
was a caller Tuesday, Some twenty
years ogo Mr. Wolf worked at the
blacksmith trade with the Harpsters
in this place, after which he went
south, and at present fs conducting an
extensive manufacturing concern In
his own name. He was an excellent
mechanic when here, and that is the
The wind st~rm, ¢yclonie in charac-
» onr valley Wed-
pinyed bhavoe
I question if
nesday morning i.
The cider
late
the
quality of the clder is questionable.
quantities of apples being unripe
Apple butter boiling is next in order.
to the
pienie grounds is quite observable; the
The exodus from this place
parties going to and fro, and all seem
happy.
Mrs. J.
is here visiting relatives and
. Lorillard, of Mexico, Pa.,
friends,
Penns and Sinking creeks are almost
It puzzles the employes of Alli
son's mill to operate the plant on even
half time, and that is hardly a success.
Mrs. Williams-
tev. Chileote, is in
The K. of G. E. talk of having a pie
nic the last of this month or the first
week in October. If it occur it
will be a very enjoyable occasion, for
any-
does
thing by halves,
Owing to the Grange piecnle, Cor-
places Tuesday
chill
cold.
Monday last we had
in fact
quite a
it was
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PENN HALL,
H. F. Weaver, of Lock Haven, was
here on a brief business trip Jast week.
E. C. Housman, who recently had
bis nose broken in a runaway accident
is able to be around again,
Two of our women pugilists had a
I. W. Zeigler, teacher of the Cross
his
parents at Linden Hail.
Geo, W, SBheesley's new cider mill is
running fall blast, and gives entire
satisfaction,
J. C. Condo the hustling coachmak-
er has more orders for buggies and road
wagons thao he is able to fill.
Miss Emma Carter who had been
stying at the home of James Evans,
south of Spring Mills for the last two
years, returned to her parental home
north of town to remain,
From present indications our section
will be well represented at the Grange
encampment,
D. A. Ertle made a brief business
trip to Howard last we:k,
A bran new baby boy arrived at the
home of C. R. Bnyder.
Kryder Frank, one of our ambitious
young men, sceapled a position as clerk
in H. F. Rossman’s store, at Spring
Mills,
Why do not Penn Hall and Spring
Mills cooperate and organize a Bryan
club?
Job Lot of 300
basis of his success,
REBERSBURG,.
Mrs. Abner Wolf, of Bt. Louis, Mo ,
Is visiting at the home of her father,
Wm. Bair,
The farmers in this vicinity are al-
most all done cutting corn, and report
the crop a good one,
Mrs. C. OC. Blerly is slowly recover-
ing from her recent illness,
Guy Roush, of Miflinburg, spent a
few days among friends in town,
Mrs. Emma Jordan, of Ebensburg,
is a pleasant guest at the home of H.
W. Corman,
Prof. C. IL. Gramley
the fence around his yard
which makes a marked improvement
to his residence.
removed
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It was greatly enjoyed as was shown
by his appreciative audience,
Mutual Life Insurance Co, is
tier.
icies in the last two
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weeks; we wish
Miss Rebecca Moyer left for Blooms-
burg, at which place she will attend
the Normal this year,
Wallace Brungart who has been em-
ployed at Watkins Glen, N. Y., during
the summer, is home on a vacation.
Mrs. Maude Koons, of Logan Mills,
is visiting her Mra, Willis
Weber.
mother,
JOHN 8S. AUMAN,
+PROPRIETOR..
GENTRE HALL
ROLLER AND CHOP.
MILLS.
You will fina at this mill the
Choicest Brands of Flour
Among them the celebrated
PILLSBURY FLOUR
Buperior to any. Also
BRAN, SHORTS, MIDDLINGS
Custom Work Done in the ost
Satisfactory Manner.
Highest market
price paid for all
kinds of Grain,
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We are ready for the fall
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D. Irvin's Sons,
HARDWARE
Foundry Building.
Centre Hall,
A complete line of
Hardware will
be found in our
store at prices
that will far
toward making
them sell,
Penn,
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Paluts, Oils, Brushes,
els., in variety of
quality and kinds,
All kinds of nails,
Wire Fence mate
rinl, ete, always
on hand.
Builders
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 (Hat
wants,
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their
Arry a
will suit
Irvin's Sons.
Haven, spent Bunday among friends
in town,
church, preached his Harvest sermon
on Sunday morniog,
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INGLEBY ITEMS
to Coburn.
H. Eisenhuth has
completed,
his store
T. O. Keen has no logs at his mill
and must close down until he gets
some in,
the property bought from Ts O. Keen.
Dr. Barker husked corn this week:
he has No. 1 corn.
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An epidemic
Carlisle,
of diphtheria threatens
Thirteen cases were report-
el, some of the cases being black diph-
theria. There are numerous
typhoid fever also,
cases of
The great success of Chamberlain's
Colie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world.
by J. H. Ross, Linden Hsll: 8
tre Hall.
HELY WANTED,
Will Pay from 82. to 810, Per Day.
A gro person wanted in every county in
United States 10 help me to introdace my latest
Improved Lightnieg Fire Kindler, that starts
fire without the use of other kindling. Now in
use in one m homes, and thousands of test!
mon ials fry those who are using them Hun
dreds of ers from persons who are selling
them cla ng ia have made from 82 to $10 per
day handling them. itively the best selling
article on the market Every bounsekeeper will
have one when Full particalars tree
on request. Sami indler by mail postpaid for
FTeents 1 have known persons to take orders
for 100 Kindlers frem a sample st a profit of $19,
before they placed an order for a single Kindler,
Write todar for partion 'amand sample and go to
work. Address D. F. W ALLACE, Saithville,
Tennes ee, .
~ 6. H. Long's Pic-Nic Store. :
Serine Murs, Pa, Aug. 5.
Encampment,
supply of groceries suitable
campers and eating houses.
can buy in large or small lots to
suit yourself,
A fine line of dry goods, notions
and novelties will also be on board.
tubbers, umbrellas, gossamers,
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.
We ask all ovr old customers to
be sure to call to see us and renew
the pleasant business relations.
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