THE CENTRE REPORTER. CENTRE Harr. «i. March 14, 1901. PENNA. | PERSONAL MENTION. Coming and Going, Visitors in and out of Town, Mrs. A visiting her ndrew Gregg, of Lemont, is parents near this place, ney, of Boalsburg, for was in Eno hy TW ee merly town Mond f this place, England forte t dering Daniel Koel in Millheim Monday up his position as clerk in J. P. evening, to take Ce Il« do's slox W. rone te will od Foreman now Miss Mills, Boob a eral days Wm. E rtove, of Ls among the half dozen gentl up the tre H: 3 Will Williamus after wee ks his re at will from Hall the house in remove Ty- and which F. A. Boal : this spring, upy HYVES, » guest of Mrs, Grertrude Spang mont, nen ir iad business in Cen- spending a few Lemont, has here he is em gone back y Allooua, w ployed 4 re planing mill Jamos A. ; tial citizens from t ter township, the sub h side of the us was also Jacob D Wert one of he <out was a caller at porter | AWi- ler, Mrs. hn $ ie ker, of home Whiteman mont, sister, place, nently Will K tack of aj to clo teaches Pine ( Nam sent fa Milton an the to the road. J. 1 his u had b The fo time al thing O Jaco farm eu nard VW owned the est tinge: WwW. B Bellef Mond thing « Report ing lis sents, Il will be in the Culley Odenk tion oi school | Mal in town, four we more, he will 1 na, O for the Tuesday after Ot hie home of Mr. and M Samuel au { Bel was the scene of a lefonte, very happy and joyous the marria; wo daughters M jeses Ella a: Gauit to Harry E. Stover Alfred FF. Bhowers, pectiveiy was givin £ in res Lemont. The wa of the days has melted all the snow and Sunday in the rm weather last ved with raised the water | combi night's overflowed ils banks, Linn in the freight de a. He duties Monday morning. Jottort has secured a partment of his Prof. HOOl, R. of entered upon will finish his term of se Wm. E. Miller, aud Lucas, coacl blacksmit is ding up a Miller general of the firm of makers aod a hustling young man trade, If sleigh, or and is bul large you want a first class bugy, a good job of general blacksmithing Miller 8 Call, . give Wp Boalsburg The High School Athletic Assoeia- tion postponed their entertainment un- til the coming Saturday evening, John KE. Murray, of L his brother WW, A. Mrs. Jolin Jacobs toona to care for her qmont, visited Saturday Al- Mrs 4 ® at the Murray Wis called to mother, Hannab Burebfield, who is si e of hom her son George, Jolin Hook made Fue day. A son of George Jordan, of a trip to the coun- r sont =hingle- died last ied on ‘he Mrs. TI town, Tuesday and *was Lur same day at Shilo, iwmas Hunter and her two Lael { ell Friday morning lo i eral weeks vi, sold hundred and fifty lars tol State Ay AAOIGS oung daughter arrived home of Foster Jordon last Saturday, reex, ¢ Hepler | tev. Love, of Spruce C changed pulpits with Rev Sunday. I'he auditors met in the on Mond Ly to audit thei with the out y id going oli Fxamii March Milihein H ancod K, * Were In Yi Hal's Danville nie 1 to her is Monday, after her Smith returns eis street « ‘eral weeks with and the meltis urday Sunday, Lo- and ice, I'he under runniog g£ snow led part of the town. lower pari of Main street was water aud it came very near the very into one or two of houses whose foundations are not Penn street it high, On was not so bad, and al- though pearly all of the cellars on the west side of the street were flooded, no Wm. R Hor man, of t time pleasa Bly in ti Tuesday. M the Central New Berlin, fof a short time. fluish his fourth year at that tion in Juue, at ich time he graduate, Jeff. Heckman and John Smith, of Spring Mills, wer Mr. Heckman and if you horses kept lik noble animals are deserving of being cared for, you ean find them under his barn roof. The farmer who takes pride in his horse stock is not likely to neglect anything else connected with the farm. Mr. and Mrs. G, W. Tressler, of near Penns Cave, were hs guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sellers in this place, Like many others during the past six mountus, Mr, Tressler concluded that | living would considerably more | agreeable if the news of the day was obtained by reading the Reporter, and for that purpose he called at this office, Ho- short office home from nan, son of Samuel armiers Mills, spent a ie Reporter . Homan is Pennsylvania He will institu- will sin town Tuesday is eogaged in farming, want to see a stable of good ¢ the bes Thursday evening of last week about twenty young ladies and gentlemen spent a very pleasant evening at the residence of Mrs. Samuel Snyder. The | occasion being a farewell party given | by Mra. Sayder in honor of Miss Ida C. Ruoads, Mrs Boyder is an amin | ble hostess and right royally did she entertain those present. After the pleasures of the evening refreshments were served and every one went home feeling that the evening had been well spent. Prof. H. N. Meyer and wife, of Penn Hall, took up their residence in a part of Mrs. Sarah Campbell's eet Monday. After having visited house, on Main s'r his for the last few weeks, Clay- tou Maize left for his home in parents in this place Hlinois | last Thursday; he was accompanied by | Robert Funk, a son of Caivin Funk on | North street, who will work for him | next summer, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Morris and | their little son Harold, of Clearfield, are spendiug some time in town as guests at the homes of Dr. ¥. E. Gute- | lius and C. H. Morris. | Miss Lizzie Gutelius, of Mifflinburg, Clutelius, on Main street, Prof. H. 1. Brungart, of Rebersburg, trausacted business iu town Tue.day. AA SN Rebersburg. The young people of town, a crowd of twenty, had a party at the hotel last Friday night, sod spent a delightful At eleven o'clock they were called to the diving room, where they partook of oysters, ice cream nud cake, It ix needless to say every one had a to the royal entertainment of Miss An- nie Nearhood. Mrs. Busan Strohecker, one of the oldest ladies of town, has been ill for over a week, Quite a number of the houses in! town had water in their cellara Mon. day, caused by the heavy raius on Sun- : S00000000000000100000000000030000000000000000000000000000 Spring Mills. Bleighing is a thing of the pas H. M. Cain is able to be Mrs. OT, Mrs nbout ag Corman and visiting Corman’ 0 Mrs. Willis Rishell, of 8 visiting her parents, Ruhl. Muurice a 4 SOntgonior Mr. and Runkle, of Belle! were visiting her many friends Emanuel Smith and Wit otters Mills, Sundayed Lirother ne of the leadin fered } d The late rains h lmost impassable eep snow drif D. H. Rulil’s sale wi $ Hn brought There wil Vv oS { P in M R Mother ith grip for Miss Bor isited at the aturday and Ray Allis red ~ires atlroad, 12:10 whington § M. For informati ‘has, 1. Long Agent, Boston, Eastern tland Passenger gton Street, Mass. : Passenger Nes York: Agent, 1434 Washington, D E. L.. Bunch, General FP Portsmouth, Va. Broadway, cUonnell, General IRR] CENTRE HALL CARRIAGE ¢ "WORKS. 0000 We manufacture all grades of Buggy Tops, Full backs, with or without springe. Old Tops aud Cushions repair- ed at very reasonable prices, Woodwork and Repainting is given prompt and special at- tention. Our prices are as low ns the lowest and the work ia done with first class stock and by good mechanics. Satisfaction guaranteed, Give usa chance to estimate on your job before plac: ing your order elsewhere, N. B.—~Wae still have one of those first-class new hand-made Top Buggies, with leather trim- Ings, spring cushion and back, that we offer at a great sacrifice price until April 12 J. T. LEE, Centre Hall, - Penn’a. Cushions and GOO HT00P000000000000000 SCOTS 000O0VT0S0R0OTOQOV2C CVO LOBOOBVCOS TR ORGY eT. Clenn Linen. Nothing is more suggestive of the gentleman than clean linen, your shirts, cuffs and collars to | McCoy Wolf and have them laundered | | at the (ive Woy, ellefonte Steam Laundry. Wc ff The Best Nursery Stock I ean promptly supply all kinds of stock, the very best, All the leading varieties of peach trees grown nursery in fine, healthy nurseries all Ciuarantee of plant diseases or insect pests: also other kinds of fruit trees Renuineness, MCCOCAULEY MifHintown, plication, JAMES nmiary St Ps. a > - > — While Miss Mabel ill in her who is down with her down Jowman, eens, wos passing Eleveuth avenue, Altoona, braided her 6 dark skinned individual cut off wdged knife pretty auburn hair back, ped from a door slep- wauy and the piait with a keen Auction! Friday Night Saturday all Day. LONG. Penn’a BISIESS GOLLEEE CRANT HOOVER Controls sixteen of the Life panies largest Fire and insurance world. The Best is the Cheapest..... | i in the No mutuals ; no assessments, +. Money fo Loan on First Mortgage | Office in Crider’s Stone Building, Bellefonte, Pa. Telephone connection. , mp! ete as ockers, Morris Chairs, Lagies' . Chis, Large Mirrors, s, He, He next A 0Inn HLIGILY Fine PIG ring the 30 days at reduced rates DON'T MISS SEEING y purchase to the amonnt of $5.00 will get FREE and toll paid. R0., THEM. G3 ~ one bot- SPRING WILLS. - val,” € eader,” “Repeater.” a ] TING CHESTER ‘tory Loaded Shotgun Shells. oaded with Black powders. “Leader” loaded with Smokeless powders. Insist is that money can buy. ALL DEALERS KEEP THEM, 9000090000 THE NEN YORK WORLD # 1c ven, and THE COTE BPO S The New York editions, 3, 8 week porter, can cosh in ad- Vorld, thrice and The Centre 4 | be had one year for $1.65, Vanes, Old subseribers to the Reporter who to the present ian aper can the one year for sixty- cents. That put i paid up to the Reporter on an equal The the rid is F1.00 The eporier is can have paid a year's subscription sgeinent of this i Bele World five (65 sli bgeribery fooling. regular price of Casly in mdvar regular price of the Centre $1.00 casi in advance. Th w had for $1.45, WoO BANKS. Penn's Valley Banking Company, Receives Deposits gi HA Discounts Notes. W. B. MINGLE, Cashier. ATTORNEYS. LOR Allorney at-l A Temple Court. A muplly aliended to BOWER ALorueys el Law Li in Crider's Exchauge t k ORY LEMART DALE, Alor “ast ishop Nireet. A. NEV iq ki Proprietor. Buss HOUSE, w L. Daggett, Proprictor BELLEFONTE, PA Special attention given to count ry ir rade apreo Opposite Court House BELLEFONTE. PA. Mev Sullding. new furniture throughout, steam hes . otric bells and all modern in provements, SF RING MILIS HOTEL D. BH. Ruhl, Proprietor, SPRING MILLS, PA. Free bus to and from all trains, N EW BROCKERHOFY HOUSE, BELLEFONTE, PA. Free bus $8 and from all trains. Good sample Special rales to witnesses Ilepalr en Arti. Shen A Majors sement Remember MAJORS RUBRER CEMENT, MAJORR LEATHER CEMENT. R, SMITH BALVE for all kind of = Nothing fails to yield Sent ty mail sii 50 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE a our En free
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