THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE HALL, . . . PENN
January 10, 1901.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Coming and Going.—Visitors in and out of
Town,
Isaac Shaw ver grooms a dinkey in
the Seven mountains,
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Boob and!
daugbter Grace, spent a day at Mill- |
heim last week.
J: B. Royer, of Centre Hill, announ- |
ces the sale of his farm stock and im-
plements March 12
J. C. Brown, of Centre Hill,
caller. He is one of the farmers who |
will not shift next spring.
was
Isaac Smith, who for four years has |
held a clerkship in Cook’s department |
store, Altoona, is home on a vacation. |
Miss Louise Spaugler, of Bellefonte, |
spent several days with her grandpa- |
rents, ex-Sherifl' and Mrs. John Spang-
ler.
David Burrell, of Spring Mills, at-
tended the installation of officers of |
Samuel Shannon Post, which took |
place Saturday.
W. O. Rearick, of the
foundry and machine shops,
business trip to Belleville,
county, Saturday.
Centre Hall
made a |
Mifflin |
2 . i
Oscar Gaines and mother, of Clear-
field county, spent the last week of |
1900 with the family of farmer George |
W. west of town.
Miss Mary McCormick, of State Col- |
lege, daughter of Hon. Johy T. Me!
Cormick, was the guest of Miss May- |
bel Keller a few days ago.
W. G. Fisher, salesman for the gro- |
cery house of Kurtz & Mayers, Sun-
bury, Pa., passed through Centre Hall |
on one of his regular trips.
Glace,
Thomas E. Palmer, one of the ster- |
ling young men of Potters Mills, while |
in town sowe days ago, spent a short |
time pleasantly in this office. |
Ephriam Harter, of Centre Hill, was |
a caller the other day. Mr. Harter
an experienced miller and does satis- |
factory work at the “Red Mill.”
The marriage of Miss Eleanor Louise
Irwin, of Jacksonville, and Jesse B. |
Rasser, of Mill Hall, took place at
Jacksonville during the holidays,
is
Miss Minerva Dashem, daughter of |
J. W. Dashem, of near Centre Hill,
took sick a few days after returning |
from attending teacher's institute,
John Rachau, Harvey Rhoads and |
James Duck are contemplating putting |
#aw mills east of Penn's Cave on wood i
land belong
Ww. Howa ard Homan has
work at the carpenter trads at Mon-
tandon and ace wdingly changed his |
location from Altoona to that place.
og to those gentlemen.
secured |
instructor in music
has
Rebersburg, |
Bessie Dubbs,
Fredericksburg
spendiog her vacation in
and assisted in the rendition of several
Christmas exercises,
at |
:
( ‘ollege, been !
M. Musser, of Nittany Valley, is re-
ported to have rented the Jacob Runk-
le farm at Bton= Mill, which will
vacated by John C. Bible, who moves |
to Centre Hill, as stated before.
Wm. Zerby, of near Spring Miils,
was one of the Reporter's visitors, Mr.
Zerby is of the opinion that the pres- |
ent weather conditions are not too fa-
vorable to a good erop of winter wheat, |
J. H. Reifsuy der, Esq., of Millheim,
made a business trip to Centre Hall
Baturday, and called at this office for a |
brief chat. ’Squire Reifsnyder is one |
of the most substantial citizens of low-
er Penns Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf, of Rebers- |
burg, were in Centre Hall the guests
of the Wolf family, week before last.
Ex-Commissioner Woif will make sale |
of his entire farm stock and imple- |
ments on March 20.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. i
west of Centre Hall, spent Christmas |
with the latter's father, W. A. Boal,
at Tyrone. Miss Martha Boal, who
had been seriously ill for some time,
has almost recovered,
Miss Estie Ocker, daughter of GG. W.
Ocker, began her studies at Bucknell
with the beginning of the year. Mer.
and Mrs. Ocker will move to Lewis-
burg in the spring, in order that the
family may not be separated,
be
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Heckman, |
George Kuights, conductor on the
Bellefonte side of the L. & T. Jocal
freight was transferred to Philadelphia
nnd Erie RB. R., which left a vacancy,
to which fogman Cyrus Underwood
was promoted. Brakeman John
Fisher was promoted flagman,
John Zeigler, who farmed the John
Wolf farm near Rebersburg for a num-
ber of years, will move to Rebersburg
fa the spring, and live retired. Mr.
Gelstwite, of Bugar Valley, will be-
come tenant on the Wolf farm.
A number of young people of this
place attended the “Old Maid's Con-
vention” at Boalsburg, New Year's
evening. They were highly entertain.
ed and speak well of the ability of
those who took part in the exercises,
Clyde Smith is improving from his
serious injuries received by falling
~ from a telephone arm several weeks
0 at State College. At present he fs
to walk about the house but is suf-
ble from a bealed Jaw,
1 Misses | Edith and Anna Lata, the
| Inter a typo in this office, returned
| from Lewisburg Saturday where they
{pent a week pleasantly with friends
and relatives,
H. I. Brungart, the energetic insur-
| ance agent of Rebersburg, has been
| looking after his interests in the Smoky
| City and about Scottdale. Not being
of Bellefonte,
to accompany him.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuistian Platt, of
| Farmers Mills, were callers at this of-
| fice rec ently. Mr, Platt is one of the
quated.
Rev. E. J. Wolf, D. D., of the QGet-
tysburg Theological Seminary, spent
several days with his brother, ex-Com-
missioner John Wolf, at Rebersburg,
| Dr. Wolf was on his way home
| Huntingdon, where he had been
ed to preach in the Reformatory.
call-
i
nounces sale for February 2nd, ‘and |
Mr. Roy- |
i
of country just suited to his taste, |
J. Frank Meyer, son of J, 8.
Esq., of Penn Hall, a teacher of science |
in the Ardmore high school, was in
ago. Prof. Meyer |
nd the wedding of |
1 took | ¢
Penn |
came home to atte
bis brother to Miss Condo, whic
place New Yu roing, at
Hall.
Dr. H. F. Bituer, assistant principal |
in the Millers-
was in Cen- |
Dr. kitner,
chool, |
{ has done much towards devatiog it to]
I
tre Hall a short time ago.
it
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tional institutions.
Among the many letters containing |
subscription remittances for the Repor- |
ter received during the past two weeks
was that of B. F. Brown, of Plainfield, '
who added that he and his fami!
of doing without |
Brown knows al
1e sees it, i
Hill, |
the |
Mr.
Foreman is one of the old reliable citi-|
zens of Potter township, and is one of |
| the class who never asked political fa- |
ly would not think
Reporter, Mr.
good thing when 1}
of near Centre
Reporter office
Johu Foreman,
al support to the Democratic party.
Heuory Jordon and wife, of McCon-
nell, IIL, returped to their home the
last Thursday of December after a vis-
of
but
he |
sub- |
ter township. Mr. Jordon is one
e is so well pleased with it that
scribers,
Mrs. Myra Kerr and daughter Kathe
ryn, of Spring Mills, were in Centre
Mrs. Kerr purchased
the house and lot of Mrs. Mary (Good-
it in the spring. Miss
Dickinson College,
Pa., and is an exception
good student,
Carlisle,
Greely Jordon, of Tusseyville, one of |
the Reporter readers,
to the
paid his respects |
eporter office recently. Mr. |
the unfortunate young |
man who last Fourth of July had al
and,
havoe to that |
There are but slight (races |
of the sceident remaining,
was
and did considerable
|
Wm. Lohr and daughter, Miss Ar-|
| phia, where they spent several months
Lohr. Mr. Lohr is
ased with the city and spent
| the time delightfully. James H. Lohr
is comfortably located at 1716 Baily St.
| north of Montgomery Avenue, and is
| employed as clerk in Broad Street sta-
tion,
®
J. B. White, when sending his name
to be added to the Reporter list, stated
that he has had regular employment
with the P. R. R. Co., as a car builder
at Pitcairn, near Pittsburg, ever since
he has been at that place, which is al-
most a year, having moved there from
near Penns Cave. He also notices that
busivess is quite brisk in Pittsburg;
traffic increasing, and that there are no
indications of reverses,
W. B. Mingle, Esq., cashier of the
Penns Valley Banking Company, suf-
fered a severe attack of quinsy, which
on Friday confined him to the house
and iater to his bed. At this writing,
however, he is able to be about busi-
ness again. During Cashier Mingle's
absence from the bank, Chas.
Bartholomew, who has shown marked
aptitude for banking business, looked
after the details of the bank's affairs,
J. M. Gilliland, of New Bloomfield,
was in town a few days last weld, the
guest of W. O. Rearick. Mr. Gilliland
is engaged in the manufacture of wheel
rims and is doing a prosperous busi-
ness. His daughter Bertha ACCOM pa
nied him to this point and proceeded
to State College, at which lostitution
she is a member of the Freshman class,
Mr. Gilliland spoke in the highest
terms of the Reporter and its corre
spondents, and stated that when it
reached bis home the paper was sepa-
rated and distributed among by bis fami.
the el of pltard Jo boo.
1y #0 that all could read at the same |
time,
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The New York World, thrice a week |
be had one year for $1.65, cash in ad- |
vance.
five (65) cents.
price of the
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The regular
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Mrs. Edna B. McCaskey left Beech
‘reek recently to join her husband,
loned in the Philippines, Mrs, Me.
‘askey expects to reach her destina
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