THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, MAY 22, 100%
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Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here....
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Every kind of Boot and Shoe
for everybody—men, women,
children and the babies, and for
every business, every dress and
every sport and pastime use,
Whethier you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, Sak, or go a-bicyeling, or
whether you like to dressed
up and keep so, we have Bhoes
for all and for all
these purposes,
Our Boots aud Shoes are the
very best, and our prices the very
least.
Agent for W. L. Douglas’ $3.00
and $350 for Men, and
Queen Quality the famous $3 00
Shoe for Won
If you want eorrect Footwear,
come to headquarters for it.
Mingle’s sion
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Preshyterian~C ntre Hall, 10:20 a. m.: Potters
Mills, 2:50
Reformed -Unfon, 2 n,
a. m,; Centre Hall, 7p. t
Lutheran—T
afternoon ; Spring Mil
United Evangellcal--
Hall, afternoon,
el mt esm—
Dress Goods and Trimmings,
Meyer & Musser ha:
a new line
summer
to match.
ive just received
pat of
trimmiogs
'
of the latest terns
goods with
dress
soc fe ——
Unfortanate Glasgow,
John Y. of near Colyer,
had the misfortune to lose three cows
during the past few weeks. There ap-
pears to be no special cause for their
death, at least the ¢ unaccount-
ed for.
Glasgow,
ause is
i fn Mtl
Shipping Cattle,
Wm. Mitterli
in
ing sent another car
load of cows to the eastern markets
Monday. The animals were'up to the
standard of Mr. Mitterling's past selec-
tions. A Centre cot in de
mand in the east
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ity cow is
Farpiture at Redaced Prices
Bmith Bros, from now until Augus
1st, will sell at greatly reduced prices
all kinds of furniture.
first class in every particular,
prices are so that it w
buy during this period.
i Mp
The goods are
and the
pay to
low rill
Mountain Fires,
Mountain fires raged on Broad and
Band Mountains, back Colyer, for
days prior to Tuesday night, The loss
to Richley Bros. was considerable.
Bark, paper wood and the tram road
were destroyed by fire, and one borse
owned by that firma lost its life in the
flames,
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Marriage Licenses,
Ward V. Schenk, Howard.
Elizabeth Mann, Howard.
William Long, Howard.
Nauoey Columbine, Colyer.
George W. Bullock, Punxsutawney.
Clara F. Smith, Unionville,
Btephen Kuil:l, Clarence.
Teresa Leipstak, Clarence,
anf ———
Hearts and Diamonds,
The young people of Spring Mills
will present the drama entitled
“ Hearts snd Diamonds ”’ Thursday
night, 29th inst. The proceeds will be
used for the benefit of the Lutheran
church. The young people are taking
great interest in the work they have
undertaken, nnd prop se to give a first-
class entertainment,
ernie iii
a5 and 17
Thomas Miller aged 65 and Miss Ella
Walker aged 17, both of Marsh Creek,
were united iu the holy bonds of mat-
rimony Buaday of last week, at the
home of the bride by John Knarr, J,
P., of Cartin township, sssisted by J.
P. Freed, of Willisrnsport, in the pres.
ence of alarge numer of guests, On
Monday evening about 100 men, wo-
men and children turned out and gave
them a good serenading,
Transter of Real Estate,
Charles C. Smith «t. ux., to Harter
Bros, Jan. 8, 1001, timber land in
Haines tw p-—$500.00,
Wm. J. Harter, et, ux., to Laurelton
Lumber Co.,, May 6, 174 weres, 136
perches, in Haines twp, —§450 00.
Wm. J. Harter, et ul, to Laurelton
JLmber Co, May 6, 49 sercs iu Haines
twp, £450.00,
A. M. Harter, ot, ux., to Laurelton
Lumber Co, May 6, 451 acres, 137
perches, in Haiues tw), < $1,300 00.
Charles W. Wilheli to Frank War-
fi id, March 7, 2 acres in Miles twp, —
$131 00.
POSTMASTERS GE MORE PAY,
Changes In Salaries Announced In Wash.
ington,
Another large list of increases and de»
creases in the salaries of postmasters
in Pennsylvania was made public by
the first Assistant Postmaster General,
Among them are the following:
Lock Haven from $2400 to $2500,
Mifllinburg from $1400 to $1500,
Milton from $2400 to $2500,
Montgomery from $1300 to $1400.
Bunbury from $2300 to $2400,
TA SN WS UA
Delegation to Bucampaaent,
The Grand Encampment of Odd Fel-
lows is in session at Erie. The repre-
sentatives from local lodges are :
Centre Hall, R. M. Bmith.
Millheim, no delegate elected,
Rebersburg, C, H, Bmull.
Boalsburg, Philip Raymond,
Btate College, James Williams,
Pive Grove Mills, A. 8B, Walker,
Lemont, D. F. Smith,
The grand oflicers elected for the en-
suing year are: Grand Master, Edwin
L. Ritter, Philadelphia; Deputy Grand
Master, Samuel A, Steel, Pittsburg;
Grand Warden, Robert Graham, Phil.
adelphia; Grand Secretary, Joseph H.
Mackey, Williamsport; Grand Trea-
surer, Mr. Richard Muckie, Philadel-
phia, Representative to Gh. L.,
Robert E. Wright, Allentown,
rm ss
8.
West Braveh Physiclans Meet,
At the ninth annual meeting of the
West Branch Mediesl Association
lFuesday these officers were elected for
the ensuing year: President, C, 8. Mus-
vice presidents, 8, J.
H. G. McCor-
mick, Williamsport; secretary, Joseph
Corson, Chatham's Run; treasurer, J.
C. McAlister, executive
committee, R. Armstrong, Lock Ha-
veu; R. G. H. Hayes, Bellefonte; 8, J. |
Walerworth, Clearfizld; C. W. Young- |
Williamsport; 8 Davis Mil-
Charles Thomlin, Lewisburg; J.
McAlis‘er, Ridgeway; Thomas
Kane, Pa, Dr. Meredith, Dan-
Dr. Davidson,
ser, Aarousbuarg;
LL. Henderson, Osceola;
Ridgeway;
aan, idoey
tou;
oO
Kane,
ville: Centon.
We asain
Memorial Servie =
The annual sermon to Post,
will be delivered by Rev. C. T.
in Lutheran
Mills, at 2 p. 1n
Memorial services
at Fairbrook cemetery at 9 a.
detail of the Por .
At2 p.m, J. C. Meyer, E
speak at Pive Grove Mills,
Odd Fellows, Junior Mechanics and
Sunday Schools will be present ina
body.
Rev, Ed zar Heckman
Pine Hall at 6 o'clock p
lege band aud Cadet
No, 272,
Alkens |
the church, Pine Grove
observed
m., by a
will be
wy, will
will speak at
m. The Col-
band will partici-
pale .
Anas
Hev. John Tomlinson
Rev. John
Saturday
died at Du-
werk,
Tomlinson
of last aged
Rev, Tomlinson
minister of the Lu-
known in i
the Mill |
ten years, leav-
place sevenleen years ago.
Be i
seveniy-two years
was a8 promin
theran churels,
Centre county, having served
heim charge jor
ing that
‘nt
and was well
about
a a.
Ready to Wear Goods.
If you are in need of ready-to-wear
goods, such as wrappers, shirt waists,
skirts, ete, Meyer & Musser have
them, and the prices are right. \A
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LOCALS,
Wim. Floray Mondsy morning went
to Philadelphia on a business trip.
W. W. Bmith, the photographer,
will be at his studio at this place, Fri-
day.
Messrs. John W, Stuart, of Stale
College; John Davis, and Fergus Pot-
ter, E«q. of Linden Hall, were among
the old sssociates of W. A. Boal in his
boyhood days who attended his fu-
neral Tues lay. Mr. Davis was ona of
Mr. Boal's old sehool teachers,
Mrs. Daniel Weaver, of near Penn's
Cave, ia seriously ill. She has had
several strokes of paralysis, and con-
sidering her advavced age, which is
eighty «dd years, her recovery is
doubtful. The lady is the mother of
George F. Weaver, with whom she
makes her home,
W. H. Lucas, of near Centre Hill,
Saturday of last week, exhibited at the
station a fine specimen of deer head,
beautifully mounted by a Williamsport
taxidermist. The head has maguifi-
cently shaped horns—six prongs on
oue side snd seven on the other—and
was carried by a stately buck, whose
deership was ended last fall by a bullet
from Mr. Lucas’ rifls,
Matthew D. Poorman, superintend-
ent of the finishing department in
the large carriage factory of Martin &
Co, York, Pa., is one of the young
men formerly of this place who |
being recognized for personal worth,
Mr. Poorman besides holding the
powition named above is a director of
the York county alms house, a posi
tion of considerable importance,
By more than a two thirds vote
former Grand Master of Records, J. D.
Barnes was expelled from the Koights
of the Golden Egle on aconunt of al
leged Irregularities in his secounts. A
per capitan tax of 50 conts was made,
part of which will be used in liquid.
ating the debt on the Golden Kagle’s
bome in Philadelphia, The Grand
Teriple of Ladies adj arnd to meet
in Johnstown next year,
Dorothy Dodd,
DECORATION DAY PROGRAMME,
R. U. Wasson, of Lemont,
Time 6 p.m
R.U
selected to deliver the Memorial ad-
vania State College, and is
with being a splendid public speaker,
He is a young man and
the comrades of the sixties
standpoint taken by the
unborn at the time of t he contliet,
The memorial
more heartily
from
should be
entered into by the citi-
Services
community, Memorial Day
heroes,
the burying
who died for the country’s good,
for the sacrifices made by
arm-bearers of the sixties,
enjoyed today,
among
jut
the loyal
the freedom
United States stands today,
American institutions of
not exist,
the great
today, would
Let every country
young and old, lay aside business, labor,
pleasure, into the
services of | 1902 with heart and soul,
A Arne
Stave Mill Burned,
loving person,
and enter
A large stave mill belonging to
about four miles south of that
was totally destroyed by tire
In to the
two car slaves
An rent
place,
addition
of
insurance gg
day night,
fully
burned.
mill,
loads
tor deferr-
$1000
ance was taken, the
ing action, The
proprie
loss Is about
will rebuild.
is unknown,
not he
fire
The origin of the
-— - — Ad —
Two Deaths
ilis H. B, Eisenhuth
of
Wi
cob Eisenbuth,
Carrington, North Dakota, aged
forty-five years.
Mrs. El
age of ninety-five years,
Towa She was
Kuarr, of Millbeim
SON
died at the
Muscat
f J
, says the Journal,
izabeth Kester,
at
A sister o rauik
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Candidates Who Hegistercd
r Reglster—A,
For Recorder~-Johs
Frank A, Force
freasgrer
nso ss Mf
Primary Election Uflicers.
The
lected to hold the Democratic prima.
jos.
Celitre Hall-J G. Da
W. fleck
Miliheim—F. PF
Musser
Kiate College 3 X ch
RO, Glenn
CC lege—1
following persons have been se-
sherman Wm. Booger, (
Musser, Samuel Welser, Lester
owel, Wm. Ket
nelly,
Drcese, Edwia K. Smith W. a,
Lins
Ferguson, KE FP
L. Miller
Ww. P-
Lytle.
Gregg, N. P.~Goorge W
George F. Weaver
EE PF. M
Meowee
J
Ris
Haines, W. PF, W
A. Acker
E PE M. Boone, M. O. Stover, LL
Harris RB,
Riley.
Milro E
Weaver
NM Po]
man
W.P.~E H Zeigler, A J. Hazel, D.C
Penu~A. L. Auman,
Braunght,
Potter, N. P
G. H. Homan,
8 PF. A. Carson, James ¥, Stover, 8. T. Me
Cliotie,
W. PP.
msi.
«WW. H Fry, Harvey Kooh, D
Isaac Harpstor, Samuel Harpster, Ells
Ream, lsracl Rachar,
Fisher, Charles Bartges, W.
A
Wm. Pealer, Wm. Goodharl, C. ©, Bart
Keister, Luther Bower,
Hu
D. Omdor!
Harrison, George Istiler, Thomas
P=W, II. Zigler, H. C. Brungart, (
D
N. Meyer, W. H. Morris, T. C. Hostor
Carrie
Percival Sharp, W. E
-D. K. Keller, Samuel T. Koch,
B Jordan, BR. D Foreman, J. 8 Haus
vn cot —
LOCALS
Miss Ella Clemson died at Bailey
ville Wednesday, aged forty-four yre,
Mrs. McKinvey, at Potters Mills,
will apen her ice cream parlor Satur.
day evening. g
aniel Geiss, of Joliet, Illinoise,
stother of D. K. Geiss, of this place,
care from the west Wednesday alters
oon and will remain until Mouday,
he following pensions have been
granted duting the past week: George
Wolford, Rebersburg, $10; Chester A.
Olds, Biate College, $10; and John W.
Btuart, State College, $10.
Plumber Joseph L. Runkle, waa
thrown from his wagon while driving
in Bellefoute and was badly cut about
the head, He was picked up in an
unconscious condition, but soon re-
vived.
Arthur Lee sold his threshing ma.
chine (0 the Cutamings Bros, who
will operate the sme in connection
with the tay baler. Mr. Lee will do!
work for the Doering Company during
the coming season.
DEATHS,
John W.(0o 1k,
Mat day.
felled
Literment
fonte,
James w.
Renovo schools, died after a short |
He wns
for the superintendency
Prof,
of pneumonia,
Maun, the
of Mill
Robert
Hall, died in
Michael Woodring, a well
retired farmer of Port
early Tuesday morning
that place after
dropsy. He was
at his home
8 years
80 years of age.
of Tyrone ; George, of
West Virginia: Abram, of
and Harry at home. He was
of D. W. Woodring
field
full cousin oO
lefonte,
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Tribute to an Employee
Last
the
week brief mention was m
death of
ian for the
Masser & ( nanny
teporter of the
M. Ault
lintoek,
, sales
:
of confecti
sat 10 thi
1 i8 pla ¢
igh esteem in whi
lowing letter
customers of firm in
which shows the h
firm held thelr employes
with sorrow that we a
f Mr. Ambrose M
at Tyrone, Monday
Mr.
is NOUN
ath «
td broths
wlel son at
1
i {+
A
{iss Mande Nell Dead
3 pr
arrive Li HuUrs ay i“
iny.
Nef!
and wit
Will
Ww rri
Miss
A. NN
was
i ber p
$
Rive. ler
some few Years ago, and
entre Hall cemet
Mra,
travel at t}
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LOCALS,
Dodd
The wish during the past
for
Dorothy
wet :
{io to Bushman’'s
tackle,
J. H. Moyer and
man, Mr. Treaster,
Mouday.
Oxford
your
his right
were no town
Ties and Patent
your purse and fit
Krape's, Bpring Mills.
your feet, at
of Balona,
J.T.
James Conley,
and Mrs, Potter,
week,
Children's Day services will be
served in the United
church at Tussey ville,
ing, June 1.
B
to Clearfield
Eunday
the beginning
Creamery Corporation,
A light rain fell Monday night.
The moisture in the ground at present
is suflicient germinate cora and
barley, oats and garden seeds,
to
Street commissioner Lewis Sunday
isrelaying a number of plank crossings
The heavy plavks used in the aid of
constructing the reservoir are being
utilized.
Roland Keller, son of D. C. Keller,
has been ill in a hospital in Cincinnati
for some time. He is improving in
health, and in a few weeks expects lo
eturn home,
H. G. Strohmeler, last week, put up
fine monument in MiMlinburg,
marking the last resting place of Mrs.
Youtz, foriverly a resident of this
place, and a sister of Mrs, James A,
Keller, deceased,
George Kline, who for the past few
months has been assisting in the flour.
ing and ehop mill of John Aumag, in
this place, returned to his home st
Oak Hall. iis physieal condition
was such that mill work was deemed
detrimental to his health,
The June number of the Woman's
Home Companion contains some un
ubually strong fiction, Cyrus Town.
mend Brady, Albert Rigelow Paloe,
Julia Truitt Bishop snl Angela Mor.
gan are contributors, snl their names
f
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ESTABLI
- PROPRIETOR,
The old adage wa
“Putall vou
merchant, nny
dollar stes] trast
that YOU ar] can i
Lion counts, Now this
one busi of that is al
Eliane so wx to give you al
you frequently, « nts |}
Den f pits
hE Ki
Our St
tie
ock is alw
| New Goods,
Clean Stock.
° QGinghams,
- Seersuckers,
ALSO our new
Embroideri
laces and
(In
f aes av:
LA
& basket Andrew Carnegie hax bettered it those:
vir Ohi andl me, Taner,
fingnce a Lillo
doer not prove
+f Lom eenirg.
antite pusuit is
Pl: cing 56 in such
which we have wid
et Pompe and
wir Vis { 3 and bu
ar
act 1 HE STAR.
SITE RY
voy
‘ercales,
Lawns, Linens,
&c» &c &c-
cst I
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Inscriions.
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Lead]
Teleg
hones,
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wre and Furnishers,
BELLEFONTE, PA
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LOCALS,
Dorothy Dodd,
For earpets and rugs —-Smith Bros
Spring Mills,
’
Smith Bros, Spring Mills, were the
funeral directors Tuesday, when the
remains of W, A, Boal were intered in
this place,
J. A. Reesman was notified Wednes.
day of the death of Robert Mann. He
will attend the funeral services at Mill
Hall on Friday.
John H. Taylor, administrator of
Josiah Taylor, late Sf Chiyer, will sell
the personal property of the deceased,
Saturday afternoon May 31.
ors.
Samuel Snyder Is home from Pitts.
burg, where he had been engaged ao a
HERTS RAE
LOCALS,
16-inch ball-bearing lawn mowers—
Meyer & Musser,
Miess' auction at Colyer, Saturday
night, was a great success,
Bucknell will hold its commence-
ment exercises June 13 to 18,
"Squire Rishell, of Warmers Mills,
drove to Bellefonte Monday to trans-
act business with county officials,
Mise Effie Burkholder, of Centre
Hill, went to Bellefonte Monday morn.
ing, with a view to shopping, snd
Alfonso is going to bave a mil
yer, He will remain at home for ten
days or more.
The shingle mill located in J. H.
Moyet's wonde, near P. Boal’s, will be
Mingle, B
Bpring Mills; Harry
sHefonte; Dr, HH. 8, Praucht,
Bailey,
| ius been idle sinee March,
Judge Cyrus Gordon and wife, of
den Hall; M. L. Rishel, Ev., Farmers |
W. A. Boal,
a I A
Dorothy Dodd.
York eity for Europe. The trip in
judge's
EH A: fn. gat
Dorothy Dodd.
Dorothy Dodd,