THE CENTRE REPORTER.
CENTRE
November 7,
Hair, . . . PENN’A.
1901,
Boalsburg.
Dewitt, of Cleveland,
Ohio, arrived in town last week and
is now out in the mountains with the
“Modoc '’ hunting party.
The “Buck Tail” hunting party com-
posed of the following named persons :
8S. H. Bailey, Thomas Riley, Calvin
Riley, Edward Homar Barr,
Osear Stover Poorman,
Cal Young as cook, left last Thursday
for the Bear Part the
party returged home Saturday
with two fine deer.
SN. H.
Mr. Orlando
Riley,
r, James
Meadows, of
on
Bailey, one of our up-to-date
Monday
ling the monthly meeting of the
Fire In Co. whieh
ie of the efficient direc
farmers, was in Bellefonte on
atten
of
Grange surance
he is o1 tors,
who has been
for the last
on Saturday
William Stuart, em-
ployed in Pittsburg
years, retared home for a
few weeks visit
nlso to enjoy a hunt with the “Modoe”
hunting party.
Ly tie,
spent
Miss Bess a State College
Sunday
Miss Dora Meyer.
RBOCIE
vy belle,
friend
of the hogs belongit
BE
the
Leo
while
g to
Grove. Mr.
already
at Walnut has lost
.
twenty-two
y
lost several.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
last Friday as the
Weilan d, of Lit
The hunting
Thursday the
w here they ol
The par
Harry
wl Condo,
HE
Pat ers
r
-
Meyer has
Keller
of Mrs
den Hall,
party
“Buck
to spend the
D.
tact
Fest
left
iad al?
vidges
Modoe
for
sea
|801. is composed of
Neyer
pe
ty
i
this plac a
, of Oak Hall ; George
: Ike Martz, 1
Girove ;
Musser,
Kuhn, of
Peters,
dnn
Charles
Mr.
“mont
Pine
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shingletown,
of
and of
Kausas,
Rev.
terest
A. A.B
gH
in-
the
lack gavea very
of his trip to
elphia, on Bunday.
y
is
Qo
ing
Synod at Phil
1
3
ag
et eee
Rebersburg.
I. (i. Ro: fJ
anied by T. EE. Royer, and his daugh
John Long, of Rel
it a few days visiling
aston
Ed. Zsigler,
Marsh
and see
er, « hinstown, accom-
AE» tas Fare
er, Mrs wersburg,
relatives at
1 and
voile
student at Fr
home
anl
ge came
di LOie
his best girl.
Saul Gramley, a most respected eit.
lace, has been ill with
le for the last few days, but
again,
1, of Cross Fi
Wedn« sday
rk,
with
®Y
1 3
who came Dome
Colyar.
I'red Mover and Mra,
and son Clar
the guests of Lis brothers,
Henry Maver over sunday.
Miss Sadie Lee returned
spending some time visiting
brother, Jacob Lee, at
land.
Rev, Andrew Horner
broad smile,
Mr. and
den Hall,
Mra, Riumnp's
Wingard, on Sunday,
Mr qd MM Wim
spending several
home of Charles B, Neff
Hall,
Halloween quiet around
here except at the home of Mra,
Jerry Albright
Hall, were
John
pee of Penn
H
is wearing na
isn how,
of
the home
Mrs,
because it
Alvin Stump,
visiting of
Lip.
of
Mary
Mrs,
were
Moller,
M and son
at
a 18, yer
weeks
was very
Reiber, who, when the Halloweeners
Rover, who made them but did
them no harm.
Mm. J. H.
ran
Moyer and
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QO. C. Frank
«4. BR. Wolf,
r, Vietor Walker,
fe were,
Cline Rover
and Will's
rungart went to Mif- |
Ay to
ousin,
alfend the
Miss A
takes ol Th
Wednesday
Finkle
Robinson's |
at |
, assisting Cal. to |
ntory Mr.
ich has |
Finkle
of
' wi been purchase.
ne BStiver and daughter
ie mington, cane over Rat.
id took | Mrs. El
Kk her mother,
i riy, home with her,
and Mrs, of
Toki,
James Guisewite,
orsat the home of
irge Guisewite Sunday.
Miller
were
R.
$ were visit
iv
and Mrs, James
Union eonuty,
guests at the home of J.
fast
of Lo-
'plensat t
Brungart
week,
a
Cantre Hill.
an sister Florence
m nad a business trip to Bellefoute on
sturday
Cirorge Smith
harle #« Fishburn,
sister, Mir
of Bellefonte, and |
Agnes Tate, of Punxsutaw-
nt Horday at the home of Mrs,
Ellen Dar
Llova 8
ney,
k holder,
mith is on the sick list but
is improv: g at this writing,
WwW. Burkholder was to Bellefonte
Saturday,
Bruce W. Rinka and
holder spent 8
at Millheim.
Wilbur E. Burkbolder went to
Spring Mills Wednesday morning,
where he expeots to take a course in
telegraphy. Tibbine Bubler succeeds
him at the Mountain school.
entiation fm miaysdicummis
Box Calf, Patent Leather, Enamel,
Patent Kid and Viel Kid shoes for
Indies at $2.00--Yeager & Davis, Belle-
fonte,
Effie Durk-
unday visiting friends
————— A>
A Great Opportunity,
The burned district of Jacksonville,
Fla, is to be rebuilt at once, offering
an opportunity for employment to
workmen, and excellent prospects to
contractors and capitalists, Jackson
ville is reached from all directions
by the Healward Air Line Railway
Hystem, which offers unexcelled facilis
ties in the way of schedules aud
through car servies to that nov.3)
oy
We guarantee and stand by every
pair of shoes that leaves our store—
Yeager & Davie, Bellefonte,
daughter
10,000 MINERS
Unless Rain Comes Scon All the Mines
trial Plants.
Pitteburg, Nov.
the river
nongahela
and Coke
10,600
5.—
~-Fifteen mines of
coal combination, the Mo
River Consolidated Coal
company, closed yesterday,
miners are thrown out of
The drought is the
and the mines and men will
until rains come sufficient to
south the millions of tong of coal
fang
Cause,
he {aie
take
at the
Mrs.
home of Mrs, Moy-
er’s Mother, Adam Grenoble,
Penn Hall
The communion service held
Tusseyville by Rev. G. W. Kershner
Sunday, Nov. 3, was very well attend-
ed and an appropriate sermon was ren-
Miss OC
with her
arrie Bottorf spent Baturday
friend Miss Katie Boal.
his
spent
Woster Frazier, accompanied by
Harriet Frazier,
{i
fi ap.
»
Jaina at Pivusant
. B. Jordan is erecting a
ny at his residence. Mr.
doing the carpenter work.
brother
fine wood
Jordan is
John, of
their grandps-
Levi Btumop over
druce Rowe and
tre Hall, visited
rents, Mr, and Mrs.
Sunday.
The ol David Young
Baturday
Brown; «
d homestead of
was sold at public sale and
was purchased by Frank
sideration §800 00,
Con-
David Geary lost valuable horse
week,
a
one last
Mies Bara Wolfe spent Sunday with
her cousin,
day
Miss Bessie Cooney,
Edward Harshbarger, of
ill, is a frequent visitor at P. C.
There must be some attraction
. F. Rossman, wife and daughter
Ruth, visited his brother at Biglerville
over Sunday.
Mrs. Wm
and son (
Ripka,
‘layton,
Clara
guesis
daughter
the
her sister, Miss Carrie Bottorf Monday.
were of
py
Spring Mills.
A great many rabbits have
killed since the season Speed Friday.
John Breon f Mili
spent Meoday
the former's bre Jacob
this ph Breon
the Annville
Miss Grace
“
and wife elim,
Sunday and visiting
at
represents
ther
Mr.
Iusurance Co,
Alexander, of Burnham,
h for the past week.
Allison bought a flue bay
horses at the Miilbeimi horse
two hundred and fifty-five
Br eon,
ACE,
Hon. Wm.
for
ars,
There are prospecls
Opec d
a capable
of a singing
by Luther
instructor.
3
taser, who is
Fhiere is material here for a good, large
C Asx,
Harry Musser, who had charge of
shat
where
freight station.
household
lebersburg,
down, went to Williamsport
ired work io a railroad
Last Thursday his
was moved lo
he
“eC
RO yls
Jacob McCool will have public sale
of all his house hold goods next Satur-
day the 0th at 12 o'clock sharp.
Last Monday morning the hunters
for the balance the
They are camping near Pat Garity’s.
0. T. Corman will have his store
room remodled this week which will
be one of the finest rooms io town.
C. J. Finkle will occupy bis store
room the 12
merchacdise,
To Grant Hoover, the
agent : There are still a lot more wild
turkeys in this valley at
pound. How would you like to kill a
bear ; They are very plenty in
Valley
left of segs,
Rebersburg putting in one of his light
plants,
AU A A
Potters Mills.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Heckman are
stopping at the Euataw House, with
their son-in-law,
Misses Stella and Martha Decker, of
Jellefonte, visited at the McCoy home
Sunday.
Samuel Koen and Miss Mabel Mey.
er, of Centre Hall, were the gues’'s of
James Stover Bunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Kohn, of
Boalsburg, Bunday visited their son,
Mervin Kuhn,
J. 8B. MeCoy made a business (rip to
Bellefonte Monday, -
Misses Kate and Rena Shires, Thom.
as Bwarlz and Mifllin Moyer were
among the young people who visited
Potters Milla lately,
Wm. Smith aud wife, of Bpring
Mills, were in town recently.
Miss Grace Alexander returned to
ber howe in Burnham,
8 A MANORS
We are Centre county agents for the
Walk-Over shoes for men Yeager
Davie, Bellefonte,
of the
barges 1s
for the
water
ACTORS
nongahela river.
100,000 available
floating on the
rise that will furnish enough
for the towboats to take them
the shallow part of the
Pittsburg and Cincinnati,
rains come before the
month the
compelled
they
gt
event 7,001
As a small compen;
miners went to
road mines, whic
lake contracts.
The ight
rious offed ' 10 res indust
Every one
boats and
pools waiting
Unle
midd
mines will
that time
lo
remain
to clos
have us
ng
ee, BB by
will 2 up the
FE
UITLES
abo
k in the
h are behind in
tion,
Wor
dro
another se.
region
With
the
t water
1
11s the United
bave
Examina
ne Homestead
ted past fow days
have ontains from 3
to 5 pe The result has
been that boilers have been eaten out, |
of
ration been
shown
r cent,
14
REenoeraiy
as?
BOGHR
the headwaters has
each
crease
old min
water,
sums
C8. ar
FOUND BABY'S BODY IN RIVER
Brains Wore Dashed Out and Child
Thrown Into the Water.
Pottsville
J. McCan
of infantici
roused the
comin
fant
the
Boy Kidnapper Arrested.
Gr . "
year-old
papped
Ryan, 2
a Bol
rans
if the
Mr. Ryan 1
rested you
Ryan
glory
tho
Broce
in
unharm 4
1d declared he
} CXpregRed na
would have
00 if 1 thought
Southwick
had no ace
repentance
hit the
he wy
sel
WO
y have
Lack of Coke Closes
Pittsburg, Nov. b.—Eighteen 8
furpaces in the Plillaburg disirlet ana
the Mahoning and SBhenango valley
have or are about to close down for
want of coke. The car and motive
power shortage on the rallroads is re
sponsible nm. The sus
pension of these Lisgt furnaces wiil
cut off pig iron production over 5.000
tons daily and will throw about 1.500
men idle. No relief is in sight, and
ft is prebable that other furnaces will
have to close.
cranten's New Tax Law,
Scranton, Pa, Nov. 5.-—Recorder
Connell yeatoerday signed the ordi
nance imposing a tax on the gross
receipts of gas, water, light, telephone,
telegraph and trolley cor nies, It
will campel these public service ears
porations to contribute $100,000 an.
nually to the city treasury, or enough
one-fourth of the municips
expenses. The ordinance was made
posaiile by Scranton’s pew second,
¢lass city charter, the much-maligned
rinnor bill.
Furnaces.
blag!
for this conditio
-
npa
W. A. HENNEY,
BLACKSMITH.
Come around to ses me,
a wa ens a]
Ma LNA A FE LPR RO Cares re a —
Get our prices on Felts and Lumber «
Tonrelstn Tickets Now
Sesbourd Alr Line
Winter on Sale via
inliroand,
The Beaboard Air Live Railway an-
that, ¢llfeclive October 15,
round Winter Ixeursion
1 ou sale to
North and Bouth
ahd Florida
185]
1601,
ekels will be plac
trip
i
resort
hes
with
schedules
thie
points,
atient those
Winter it
ly lotheir advantage lo
Carolins,
low rates taken
the superior service aud fast
this li which Is
best to If
Georgia
connection
operated over ne,
shortest aud
are brought to the
who are planning
will be distin:
delivite
cheerfully
Agent or Representative
pany.
J.
0 ridn
i
0!
tours,
i
olLlain information, which
will be furnished by
of
any
the Con
Horton, Eustern Pass’s
1183 Broadway,
H. Doll, Gen'l Agt. Pass’r Dept,
1d N. IL. Ave, Washington, D. (
L. Longsdorf, N, E. P Aut.
S00 Washington 8t., B stor, Muss
J. R. Daval,
Cont’l 'T'y
E. LL
NY an
NOY
Agent,
we
NEW
{3 ans'r
’
Passenger Agent,
Bide, Baltimore, Md
Gien'l P
Por
Poe oy
tis
Bunch, ass’'r Apt,
o. 0. tstacuth, Va
Are you vavciusted ? hat is
imipe riance to yourself,
rn to all others,
— - - pov
Write
insurar ce.
Grant Hoover for prices on
O00
Our motto ; Hoek ¢4 and small
5 £
fonte
An Elegant Line of
.
and Gi
Kreamer &
. .
nghams.
Son, ¢
TIE
rats tl
RK
EITC
For all Kinds of Sores.
25 cts.
A. P. LUSE
CENTRE HALL. PA.
We bh
ave just reecived a ful
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS and SIIOES
RUBBER GOODS,
and in fact everything ke pt in
a first-class oot untry store.
We invite all to come to goo us
and look over our stock: of
goods before buying elsewhere.
.. Hl. F. ROSSNAN, ..
Spring Mills, Pa.
A SS A NARA A
'CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
largest Fire and Life
Insurance Companies
in the world,
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals ; no assessments,
...Money to Loan on First Morigage
Office in Crider's Stone Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
. MILL. HALL. . BRICK :
and
Ww y have inst received a car load |
© NAVE USL received a car oad
f 140,000 of these shingles,
03
A. P. LUSE & SON. |
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You will find thee
—wbest brands of |
plied Qutopdiitoge |
FLOUR
29% 9999299009
are kept by
JOHN 3. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pillsbury Flour ana
John S. Auman Brand
are the best on {he market.
a, SHORTS
'
HOP
HE 5 MIDDLINGS
alway: on hand,
Cosxtom chopping done at all times
1 alse keep Halt on hand at all times
n grain bags or in burlap sacks, Also
Baum’'s Poultry, Hotes & Stock ood.
A new flour of entire wheat and su-
perfor to Graham flour now in stock.
par Highest prices paid for all kinds
of grain,
ZT RT XN ES
cr” os
\ The Cure that Cures /
Coughs,
Colds,
Grippe,
Whoo ing Cough, Asthma,
Bre hitis and Ine
)
MC »
Consumption,
2) The GERMAN REMEDY
Cures rroak and lung diseas
20s od by a druggists. 258500s
Arar
Rald he I. WP Suniel, C8 wi Hail
Linden Hall: 6G. H. Long, Spring
F.¥
Mite
Wieland
D. FOREMAN. Wi. F. FLORAY
(Successes to Geo. W. Ocker,)
DEALERS IN
Trin
- aia gy
saa
Ey NET
“ a srnanaly
£.
Wa
3
Coal,
S8 arti ly
ait, Va Vass
1
Temn! amente
ah Ma aman Wy
a1
ac
ane “
ar id,
vd Wy
We pay the highest cash prices the
market will afford for all kinds of grain,
at the same time will offer you
| goods as mentioned above at the low
{est possible prices consistent with the
quality of goods,
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained anywhere, including both
winter and spring w heat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Chame
pion Binders aud Mowers, Su
Grain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows ~- - -
Spring Tooth Harrows and One-horse
Cultivators, The Champion Binders
and Mowers, as well as the Su :
Drills, have an established reg in
tor durability, lightness of draft, ease
of operation, and perfection work,
Borer & Gi im’ Ph have oF ork,
weneral Me
ular sinoe IS, ax Lhe best
pose plow mm rade, Shares for these
plows alway® on hand, hr hee
oii od from the factory nud nre
o the home-m
both in it and quality of teria
We most respectfully
Patronage.