VRAGEN SO CO ‘
THE CENTRE REPORTER,|
CexTRE HaLL, . PENN’A.|
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1002
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13,
|
Colyer.
W. Allred Reiber, who is employed
with the Standard Sieel Company at
Logan, is viaiting at the home of his |
te, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reiber
Alfred Reber, of Centre Hull,
at the same place,
paren
Mrs
visi
is
sping
dds had a high time on
the
The high wit
Salurday and Sunday and drifted
roads badly,
at
ip transacted busiuess
Potters Mills Friday.
I'he United Evangelical Christians,
at New Michigan, are holding their re-
, which ar well at-
are conducted by Rev. A.
il are meeting with
vival servi
{eg
J. Hori or,
LL every
ded; they
ii suc.
lediyon conveyed a sled load
Miil
meeting
'
ple from Stooe and
the revival at
a receplion on the
, in honor of Mrs. Rip-
broth-
te a number of people
ried father and
rs. William Moyer spent
\f
A
a
Win, intends
the
iTOoy
{ pace near iu-
nd of
on
'Fquire Grove,
uh
wssed thir Liere
ir way to Pioe Grove
business,
rapsacted business at
ursgay.
in this vi-
Reiber
are
i
i51
visiting
anche E is
housed up with them.
loward Shadow and William
in the axe fact
i
Of
ome
il
iii
and
arrive on
4 0 ”
by
the
ay
that
teacher of
say eveniog
who has
Howard
uli Sunday
or
=
taki a
SNOW Lear
The road
upset
after
d gathering up
sth began picking up
and faithful h
b
and
s
ie
igh £
pants out; cal
the
£y Wee
ue was injure Ws
rn ou Sutidny,
Zion
inclement
services beld atl
count of the
boi
this
OW
burg, ace pa
ad,
«w days visiting
Miss Wielan
of
rut af
elutives io this place,
Cieorge Deibl and Miss Agnes Fehl,
were united in mare
the United |
All eller
ongratuiaitons,
i
-y
yr
venioge at
i parsonage. best
j
days
wing
at
Lome spent
Jon
1 ore 5 srr if £
el Krape and wife, of
ug
]
is
, 00 their w
ay
+
LG the home of
pe, the
af bustling organ |
and plano dealer, of Bellefoute, spent
day
Mra.
¥
Mi ho
J sath
a He.
Lil
i
Auman, who has
week with heart
trouble aud a complication vl discusses, |
is improving.
.
i fis
iin
been i
[$378 54
George Guiswite and wife left Mon- |
day moruing for Eastville, where they |
expect to spend a few days with rele |
tives,
David McCool, of Farmers Milla, is |
Visiting Lis brother James, and exn- i
vassing town with
nothing iron,
e fe
the a patent
To
K Hall,
Wim, Fry and Mivees Fila and Ka-
tie Dale spent Baturday sud Suuoday
at the bome of Luther Dale, at Pine
Grove Mills,
Mr, und Mra, K. Bmith spent
Sunday at Shiloh, at the howe of A,
J. Tate,
Among those who are on the sick!
list are Green Irvin, Hepburn Stoue, |
Waldo Hemao, Mes. Heury Homan |
atl Mise Lizzie Bohn,
Messrs, George and Arthur Kline
made a bis ues trip to Farmers Mills |
Miuday,
Mr.enld Mra. A.J, Tule and grand
son, of shiloh, spe t Thursday lust at
the homes of Wesley Tate und EK.
Fanii bi i
Since the snow has fullep sledding |
putea bot) e gn,
I,
——— i —
You can buy a first-class Linuket at a
Now p ive from Bw zer, Ceutre Hall,
Qa
!
|
§
“
ae
A So
Snoring Mills.
brim
How long
he was lying in that condition in the
ered that he bad received several ugly
wounds from the kick apd in falling,
but fortunately none of a very serious
character,
There will be ult
a number of re-
coming spring.
munity, nearly every family vow have
nately the disease is in mild
charabter,
Hince the sleighing set in a
large number of travelers have taken
advantage of it. Edwin Rabl,
village landlord, reports an excellent
business, while Wm. Rall the livery-
man, regrets his ioability to supply
the demand for sleighs, His half doz- |
en tens are out almost night and day. |
A few days since having some busi- |
a very
(quite
ness in the neighborhood of the Loop,
and havivg an idle hour or on
hand, I called npon a highly esteemed
friend, D. L. Kerr, the well known re-
und of
reception,
two
tired farmer of that locality,
corse met with a cordial
A
Mr.
ed and polished manners, a brilliant
Kerr'is a gentleman of very refin-
Vist, highly entertaining |
hoeenjtality, During
ed aus.
early dave, and
i «
nua
a pr
my brief visit be iciat many
Lis
some quite lively incidents which oec-
ing anecdotes of
curred when much of that section was
Mr.
with-
is or buts, and I soon discov.
we drifted into
a Jacksounion
Finally politics;
’
Kerr is Democrat
aout any
ered that he was a close observer aod
well inf
Tis i a
i 33 9
red upon all the leading po-
uestions of the day, and in the
= HOV.
n
LOO, he
hardly reeall a time when
classi is Ly no means
Can
a few hours so agreeably and
siligently as I did on this occasion;
all the surroundings were so cheerful
and homelike that my visit was sim-
pl On
taking my leave which I must confess
I did very reluctantly, Mr, Kerr deliv-
ered quite peremptory mandate—
that I should never pass his residence, |
but always
y a delightful entertainment,
a
under any circumstances,
and bave a fiiendly chat and ex-
f views over a cup of fine old
pit
top,
Hage
governioent coffve,
FE. B. Owen aud wife, of Lewistown,
made a visit of a day or two last week,
the guests of Charles Miller,
As
strengti
his
past Wee B.
¢h
3
»
the cold
it
4 been verified with a vengeance the
nl = lengthen, the
jens, is an old proverb, and
For a day or two, the cold
wus sitoply ou the Greenland order too
severe for even a sleigh ride,
The ground hog so far has lived up
y his § redictions,
A
dit
after a
f several weeks with friends and
w Neese returned home
visit ©
relatives,
Jd. B.
mont, was
lookin
and added five floe orders
It affords Mi
y
M 1) eR, tombstone dealer of Le
town few
interests of his
in a days ago
usiness
list,
Mayes great pliasure to
g up the
0
Liat he plenses Lis customers,
firma of Smith
Fpent two
days at Pine Grove Mills, and dispos-
VW. H. Swith, of the
Pros, furniture dealers,
ed of their property at that place,
John D. Decker, of Decker Valley,
was seen in town one day last week,
The cold wenther bas increased the
sale of coal, :
H. G. Strohmeier, marble dealer, of |
in town Saturday |
looking up his business,
Meyer, the Millheim butcher, will |
not come to this town lo open a meat
market,
There are s!ill a few houses for rent, |
and several double houses, for small
families,
John Reish, the popular landlord of |
Millbeim, was seen in town Sunday |
ote of the fair damsels,
Rev. Fepstermacher, of the Evan-
Lirued a couple weeks,
A a ——————-——
Lemont.
The meetings held in the Presbyte-
rian church for the past two weeks
time a number
Edward Armstrong, whose illness
has been previously referred to, is re-
coveriug but very slowly.
This week all the public schools of
Stete College borough were closed on
The young people who belong to the
entertuinment they expect to give in
Cirange Arcadia on the eveniug of the
Sud,
a
When you lack energy. do not relish
your food, feel dull snd stupid, after
Tavy will make you feel like a new
man tnd give you ap appetite like a
ler, Four Hale w J. F. smith, H. F.
Rossman, J. B. Fisher's Boos,
———————— A A ——
Clyde Bmith I+ home from Will
jamsport, whae' he has been in tie
ewployment of the Bell te'ephone
Boalsburg
A sumer normal will be opened at
this place April 14th, and continue
| eight weeks; the success of last sume
| mers school will insure a good scuoul
this summer,
| farmers, made a business 11ip to the
county seat one day last wo k.
David Keller,
eighty-fifth year,
in his
the
although
braved
day to transact business,
the 220d
time Mrs.
wax works will be displayed.
Mrs. Tibbene, of Bellefonte, is spend-
ing afew days at the home of
Meyer.
The sick are all improving
writing,
G, C. Hosterman, one of the kind-
hearted school teachers, took au sled
load of young folks over to Lemont on
Tuesday evening, While
attended the meeting which has been
on the evening of of this
Jurley 's
al this
there
in progress in the Presbyterian church
for the Inst three weeks,
of Bellefonte, preached that evening,
Rev.
Two sled loads of young
Charles Shirk and
baugh as drivers, went to the
with
Mothers
home of
folks,
Charles
the
waed Tue -
un
Sidney Poorman, who lives on
Loop road between this place
seyville, All report hav
time,
Misses Katie and Ella Dale, two of
Oak Hall's popular young ladies spent
last Wednesday at the home of
grand-parents, Mr. Mrs,
Keller,
John Stuart the efficient postmaster
at Biate College, was in town last Fri.
day.
J. P. Weber and Katie
spent lust Friday at the home of Jas.
Searson, at Linden Hall,
Mrs. Priscilla Glenn, of
’
ing £5 1
thelr
and David
§
daughter
Lemont, vis-
ited at the home of Morris Kimport on
Tuesday.
Mr, and Mrs. Mart Kell Pleas-
ant Gap, speut last Wednesday amon
er, of
or
5
A sled load com posed sf
Mrs. Wm. Brooks, I
Mrs, Fisher, Mrs, W 1
children, of this plac
at the home of Foste
mann,
and
Hall
3 and
Mr.
of Linden
mi. Patterson
“
, #pent Thursday
Jodan,
¢
i
al Axe
wi ao.
fiak
Kim-
of the me
of
»
5
Miss Anna Dale, one
complished
Hall, call
port Wednesday.
music teachers
ed st the home of Lo
The venerable school teacher. CD
Moore, did not have sche
on account of the seri
this week
Wi
wis loess of his
mother,
A
{| his big heart
Math. Goheen opens
party of
Friday evening and took a
nt; Rn
young folks to Lemon
Woods acted as chaperon,
J. M. Wieland, bit
maker, made a business trip te
Mills last week.
Mr.and Mrs I. Mothersbaugh spent
Friday at the home of Win
Lemont,
Miss e
the istling coach-
y Polters
at
Keller,
i -
Woodward.
Mr.
friends at this place
days,
i
f
i
f
ited
fs W
amily
Glasgow ly
last
ar ¥
i
$
ir Lue
After spending a few months at Yar-
nell, Mis Laverna Hosterman return.
ed to ber home last week.
Revival meeting closed in the Evane
gelical church.
C. W. Hosterman business
made a
Bowersox and
visited
Spriog Mills Saturday,
A young daughter arrived
Mrs. Howard
BOIS
friends at
at
and
were
Frank Crawford, of Bellefonte,
W. B. Chamberlain, of Milton,
in town this week.
Merchant IR. M. Wolf is
list,
on the sick
ns fp
FLORIDA,
—
Personally. Condactird Tour via Poenusylva.
nia Railrond
The second Jacksonville tour of the
season via the Pennsylvania Railroad,
allowing two weeks in Florida, leaves
is
ington by special train February
tions (one berth,) and meals en route
following rates : New York, £30 00:
Elmira,
at proportiouale rates from
points,
For tickets, itineraries, and fall in.
address Geo. W. Boyd, Assistant Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Broad Bireet
Station, Philadelphia,
———————————— AY A SATA
Lemont Dramatic Ula,
Lemont Dramatic Club
sent oat posters announcing
an entertainment in
Arcadia Centre Ha'l, Saturday evens
ing, Feb, 22. The company has been
on the stage hefore, and promise to
The
Torror,” ‘Absent Minded” ‘The
Dontist.” The Lemont band will
furnish the music for the occasion.
company.
| Bee Grant Hoover before you insure
|
11D..
Our Friends
AND
In order to
For
SPRING GOODS
1 ike Ii ady
Oui
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
¢
largest Fire and Life
Iusurance Companies
in the world,
The Best is the Cheapest.....
No mutuals;
.Mongy to L
Office in C
ments,
oan on First Mortgage
er's Stone
HO Bese
rie Building,
Bellefonte, Pa.
gar Telephone conn
Jee 01
EE
GRAIN MAKKET,
FRODUCE AT STORES,
STRING MILLS
io ex
0.T. CORMAN
for goods sali alvo paid
¥
Mr. Wheeler Got Hid of His Rheumatism
i$ 1
Ti
gurning
lame in wy
winter of 15
int
Le Was SO
} in fact all over my
body, that | eould hardly hobble
ground, when [ bought a toltle of
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. From the
fl:xt application I begun to get well,
anid was cured and have worked
steadily all the year. IL. Wheeler,
Northwood, N. YY. Forsale bw J. F
Smith, H. F. Rossman, J.
Nous.
.,
ov
"The
&ntly
iy of
reader may make up h indtob
vere elt i by the ©
Aroand th
ing Ox
i he
Pa
Pan,” published by the Nul
' 4 Avenue
the frontiis
shell Pablish Panny ih
New Yo k wonders begin with
ug
dq
"
pd going round and 1
ident drawn in a
the
id ua
WER Re
piece picture « nies
ringle ing ala ying oo
wide ing circle, with way d downbeasr
tachment and shading, We told that this
portrait
are
i%q
We wetld,” and i there are degrees
are no dupli
outer, OF cours there i= toast In addition to the
pic ures, and we should be surprised indeed to
bear from any purchaser the oplaion that be had
nol got his money's worth (82
pill
53.3
For S.le or Rent. Store avd dwell-
ing opposite hotel, Spring Mills. Ad-
dress J. D. Loxa,
Hpring Mills, Pa.
A Mf 4 SAS
Chamberlain's Cough
“1 have used
have uo hesitancy in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds #nd
croup I have ever used in my fami'y.
I have not words to expresa my confi~
dence in this Remedy.-~Mre, J. A.
For sale by
J. F. smith, H. F. Rossman, J, k
Fishet's »ous,
i >
All kinds of horse blanke's, from 65
ceuts up, al Boozers, Centre Hall,
LA
For Stomach rouble,
“I have taken a great many difer-
ent medicines for stomach trouble and
vonstipation,’” says Mra. 8. Geiger of
Dunkerton, lows, “but never had as
good results from any as from Cham
berlain’s Stomach & Liver Tablets.”
For sale by J. F. Bmith, H. F. Ross
man, J. B. Fisher's Bons.
A
Gum boots, just right for th's kind
of weather, at—C. P Long's. :
ms AI SS A.
8 cur nice ine of calico. P
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The New Year finde us
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en.
cods
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Nr wd
ble Pric «
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on hand a fail line of
FineNotions
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iY rou
Adi y ;
Se fie
WD LOTC,
general
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iT AIL K
Centre Hall, Pa.
eel QR ome
Listen to the Music:
We Car}
ry Tt
V Inor
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JON SM
For all kinds of sores.
By
Mail, Post Paid, 25 Cents.
0D
a.
C. J. FINKLE
POVPOOTRIOPOVBSONROOOOIOOODOC
Spring Mills, Pa.
New Store,
New Stock . .. .:
I * Pp { sed]
|
11
have a call from
will
persons wishing
purchase goods in my
line.
#
¢
i
All kinds o
taken in exchange for
Produce
goods, and at prices
that will surprise you,
You will find thee
“wbest brands of
Jee 2D
{ FLOUR
aN NNN 00 NN DD
are kept by
JOHN §. AUMAN,
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Pillsbury Flour ana
John S. Auman Brand
are the le on the market.
BRAN,
SHORTS, HOP &
MIDDLINGS
always on hand,
Custom chopping done at all tim,
I also kesp Salt on hand at a'l tinvs
in grain bags or in burlap sacks. Also
Baum's Poultry, Horse & Stock Food,
A new fur of entire wheat and su-
to Geaham flour new in stock,
or Scho nt Ja i Sot
.
d
Hea
¥
i
e and Back.
3 the head,
the back.
could not
ox | tried
en I tried
me and
. Th. Kiee
.
Si
fw
guffer
only made ¢
Celery King.
inde 6 Dew Woman
bam mer, Croton-on- ud bs Ne Xo
Celery King « es Constipation nnd Nerve
S{omach, Liver and Kidoey Liiscases, 2
Sold by J. ¥, Centre Hail EL. Wieland
¥
Maadth
D. FOREMAN, WM. F. FLORAY
{(Fucoessom 10 Geo. W. Ocker,)
DEALERS IN—-
[Arms ~~ 1 5% Tr. po
|Grain, Coal, Flour, Mill Feed,
at arte le mmen £3 Ph
salt, Fertilizers, Farming
1 : ”
impleme &c.
We pay the highest cash prices the
market will afford for all kinds of grain,
and at the same time will offer you
goods as mentioned above at the lows
est possible prices consistent with the
quality of goods.
mr
a
"te
“Vy
We make a specialty of
FLOUR
and carry in stock the best brands to
be obtained anywhere, including both
winter and spring wheat varieties,
In the line of farm implements we
offer only the best, including Chain.
i Binders and Mowers, Superior
irain Drills and Bucher & Gibbs
Imperial
Plows - ~ -
Spring Tooth Harrows and One-horse
Cultivators. The Champion Binders
and Mowers, as well as the Sg 8
Drills, have an established reputation
for dufability, lightuess of draft, ease
of ration, 1 perfection of work
Bucher & Gibbs’ Plows have been pope
ular since 1830, as the best geveral pups
pose plow de. Shares ior es
wows always on hao These shares
far ini to ae home-made — og
Smet from factory snd
both: 14 it wd un y of me a
| ® most ; solicit
|* of share your ;