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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
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"Hy RSDAY, JUNE 1902,
Everybody’s
Shoes
Are Here....
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.
Whether you walk or ride play
golf or ball, whether you fish or
hunt, dance or go a-bieyeling, or
whether you like to be dressed
up and keep so, we have Shoes
for all these and for all
these purposes.
Our Boots and Shoes are the
very best, aud our prices the very
least.
Agentifor W, L. Douglas
and $350 Shoe for Men,
Queen Quality the famous
Shoe for Women.
If you want correct Footwear,
come to headquarters for it,
Mingle’s Sin
Store,
BELLEFONTE, PA.
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed —Centre Hall, 10g, m. ; Tusseyville
2:30 p. m.
Methodist
10:30 a. m.
7p. m
Children’s services
Sprucelown,
} p.m. ; Spring Mills
Centre Hall, 2
Centre Hall, morning; Unalog, after
eveuling.
Lutheran-
noob; Gecrges Valley,
Presbyterian
a0 p.m
a
0p
once ff ena —
Will be in Town Friday
Centre Hal', 10 Spring
: Arronsbuig,
m
in
Smith will be in Cen-
(‘ome to his studio if
Photographer
tre Hall Friday.
you want first class work at a reason-
able figure,
ett
Married Monday Evening.
Daniel Boone and Miss Anna Cole,
both of Linden Hall, were married at
the Reformed parsonage, Boalsburg,
by Rev. A. A. Black, Monday even-
ing. The groom is a son of David
Boone and the bride is ‘a daughter of
Perry Cole.
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New Candidates
Two new candidates for county of
fices have developed in Philipsburg,
and they are askiog the Republican
party lo advauce them. They are J.
N. Behoonover, of Philipsburg, who
is out for Assembly, and H., H., Hew-
itt, also of Philipsburg, who wants to
be Recorder of Centre county.
gp
Fald Dept With Roses,
The Tulpehocken German Reformed
church, near Lebanon, pays to Dill
wyn Wistar, a descendant of Casper
Wistar, 167 red roses as rent for the
ground on which the church stands
The payment is in accordance with
the terms of Caspar Wistar's demand
at the time the ground was given, one
hundred and fiifiy-seven years ago.
tiffin
Brightening up the Charch,
The members of the Methodist
chureh during the past two weeks
gave their church home a general
“brightening up.” The interior was
thoroughly cleaned snd new carpet
placed about the pulpit, altar and
aisles. Only a short time ago a new
organ was purchased and new altar
furniture was substituted for the old.
Se
Broke Open Child's Safe,
John W. Cooley's house was enter-
ed some time ago by a sneak thief, who
opened a trunk belonging to Mrs,
White in which her little son kept a
metal bank. The bank was broken
and its contents, eight dollars in sil.
ver, taken from it. Nothing else in
the house was disturbed. The door to
the house was opened with a key aod
carefully locked again. Not a single
article in the house was moved out of
position except the trunk and bank.
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Notice From Council,
All persons are hereby notified to
properly repair, if needed, the walks
in front of their premises, and trim all
shade trees along the same to a height
of eight feet. After ten days from the
publication of this notice all walks not
in proper condition will be repaired
and all shade trees trimmed Ly the
proper town authorities apd the cost
of the same will be evllected from the
persons neglecting to comply with this
order,
By Orver Or Tur Couxcir,
1902,
nas
Condensed Bulletins.
Prof. H. A. Burfuce, professor of zo-
ology and chairman of the library
committee of the natural history clubs
at Pennsylvenia State College, has
conceived the idea to condense bulle-
ting and put them into proper torm to
be used by newspapers throughout the
state. The bulleting us they leave the
June 12,
and to recast {hiem requires more work
than the average county editor is wills
ing to perform, even if he is nequaint-
ed with the subject. If Prof, Burfuce's
‘idea Is put into practice, the substance
of many bulleting will appear in the
weekly | spers,
me st eb tn
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MINUGLE-HOAL,
A Quiet Wedding Wednesday Afterncon
In Contre Hall,
A quiet snd nnpretentious weddirg
took place in Centre Hall Wednesday
afternoon, at three o'clock when W.
Gross Mingle, of Bellefonte, and Miss
A. Mabelle Boal were united in mar-
riage, The ceremony was performed
by Rev, W. H. Schuylerof the Presty-
terian church, assisted by Rev, G, W.,
Kershner of the Reformed chureh,
at the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George M. Boal,
The couple entered the room, which
was tastefully decorated with roses,
unattended and without stepping te a
wedding march. The bride, dressed
in white Paris muslin carrying a bou-
quet of white carnations, and the groom
iu black looked very pretty. The
omission of the usual attendants and
music gave the affair proper solemni-
ty, yet on the faces of the young couple
could be read inward happiness,
The bride and groom scarcely need
an introduction. The bride has hests of
friends on both sides of the county,
aud the groom through his business
association and social qualities is well
known throughout the county.
After the wedding supper Mr,
Mrs. Mingledrove to Zion, where they
boarded train for the east. They
will home at the Brockerhot!
house after July 1.
The guests out of town were Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Mingle, snd Misses Mingle,
Bellefonte ; Gross Yearick, Mrs. J.
Emory Hoy, Philadelphia ; Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. Runkle, Pittsburg; Mrs.
Agnes Spangler and grand daughter
Ruth Barber, Joliet, Iil.; Mrs. C. H
Meyer and daughter, Millersburg. The
bride's sisters and their families and
Mr, and Mrs. W. B. Mingle, father |
and mother of the groom, few
and
a
be ut
snla
ent,
The presents were very
costly.
fs if
FHETTY WEDDING,
Miss Helen
Wile
J. C, Bryson and Woods le
come Man und
A pretty wedding, witoessed by fif-
nesday, at 5 p.
bride's mother, Mrs, Mary
The bride was Miss Helen I.
and the groom James C. Bryson,
officiating minister, Rev, D. E.
ler, of the Presbyterian church.
The wedding march was rendered
by Miss Mary Woods, of Pipe
Mills. The vride sud groom were at-
tended by Dr. Samuel Woods, a broth-
er of the bride, and Miss Janet Bryson,
a sister of the groom, and by Dr. H.
Russell Bryson and Miss Rose Woods,
also a brother and sister respectively of
the groom and bride. Mary Glenn, a
niece of the bride, was flower girl
I'he ceremony was performed under a
bell of white roses. The bride was at-
tired in ehiflon over tafata, and the
bridesmaid in white Paris muslin
I'he rooms were beautifully decorated
After the wedding supper Mr. and
Mrs. Bryson drove to Bellefonte and
took the train for Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
Among the guests from
were Mr. and Mme. D. F,
ton; Mrs. Martha D.
daughter, Watsontown;
sell Brysen, Lancaster; Dr. Samuel
Woods, South Bharoa; Will W.
Woods, Pittsbarg; Mrs. Dr, Glenn and
daughter, Pittsburg; Mrs, M. D.
Clingen and daughter, Lewisburg;
Mr. and Mrs. John Stuart, Btate Col-
lege; Miss Delle Rankin, Bellefonte;
Dr. and Mrs. George Woods and fami-
ly, Pine Grove Mills; Miss Roxanna
Brisbin, Centre Hall.
pinata om—— —
Married.
At the Lutheran parsonage, Wed-
nesday evening, by Rev. J. M. Rear
ick, Clarence E. Noll, of Pleasant Gap,
and Minnie Sholl, of Rebersburg.
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Woods,
the
Hep-
ens
a distance
Gowger, Mil-
Bryson and
Dr. H. Rus
Muarringe Licenses,
James Nixon, Philipsburg.
Ada Lamb, Cuba Mines,
Howard Herrington, Philipsburg.
Eva Nixon, Philipsburg,
James C. Bryan, Watsontoun,
Helen E. Woods, Boalsburg,
John W. Packer, Yarnell,
Carrie Miller, Howard.
Harry G. Miller, Haines Twp.
Laura Stover, Peun Twp.
Daniel C, Bolin, Linden Hall,
Auna Cole, Linden Hall.
W. Geos Mingle, Bellefonte,
A. Mabel Boal, Centre Hall,
Clarence E. Noll, Pleasant Gap.
Minnie Bholl, Rebersburg,
A
Nomiaations In Stephenson Connty
In Stephenson county, Illinois, two
young men, opposite in politics, who
are well known to the Reporter read-
ers, aspired to political honors, one of
whom Prof, Cyrus Grove—was sue
cessful in securing the Demoernile
nomination for the office of Superin-
tendent of public schools. The other
aapirant—Wm. Harpster, Republican,
formerly of this place, although he
missed the nomioation for Sheriff,
made an excellent run, and no doubt
; will be heard of sgain in Stephenson
county (Politica Mr Grove was de-
feated for the office of connty superin.
tendent in a close contest at the last
election for that office, but this time
he hopes 16 win,
ship Demos
Hath for Potter tow
erntie blood fo Hhnois !
PENNYPACKER NOMINATED,
————
Sallen but Obedient Delegates ow
Will of Their Master.
Bullen but obedient slaves of M, HB,
Quay Wednesday carried out his ir on-
bound orders, and Samuel W.
packer, Philadelphia,
eulogist of the senior Benstor, is the
nominee of the Republican Machine
for Governor of the great
wealth of Pennsylvania,
The vote on the first and only
war: Pennypuacker,
The name of Waters was withdrawn,
and thus the nomination of Penny-
packer was sssured,
Senator Quay, by an unopposed vole
of the convention,
man of the Slate Commi tee,
Hitched to the chariot wheels of the
amiable § William M. Br
of Fatianter county, noted chiefly for
-
¥
Penny»
ol cousin and
(
ballot
206; Blkin, 152
was elected chair
urist are own,
the high regard entertained for Lim by
the powerful oleomargarine
tion,
Lieutenant Ciovernor,
Brown, of rie, a stulwart henchman
of the Machine, for Secretary of luter-
nal Affairs,
For the
its dictator
combina
who was forced on the ticket for
and [sane
had been
pe ities
haggard, was
first time since he
in Peunsylvs
Quay, looking old and
Hin
hissed, not once, but ofien, in the con-
vention that owned him as its master,
Assistiog him io the farce of
ticket were
paming u
his col Henator |
and that
tician, Congressinan Joseph C,
league,
rose, famous acrobatic poli
SNible
Tp
S180 000 FOR STATS
Schwab Glvés SCO. 000; White,
S100 000
820,000
Carnegie
Charles M.
mencement orator at
the
2%
Nebhwab was
Rtatle
Niale g
ion f
Ath
Wednesd At the
Mr. Behwab's address
| erton announced that
ay. conelus
President
Mr. and
Schwab had made a gift to the colle
thn
¥
| of $60,000 for a new chapel; Jus
Gilbert White,
| nated §20 600 to
t
of New Yi
2 the college.
Liteh to be
fellow ships for
id that
| made where by the gin of $100.1
O
| accepted.
1
Me
d
r vou
divid
E54
| come of w
tween four
i
is
prox
| men, oi arrangements lias
"
arnegie for a college library would
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THIS SCOUNDREL
Assault
| theeflforts of a to
i
i crime on a erippled Young woinag io
man commit & foul
that place Sunday, and when the girl
made a noise that summoned her»
i)
into ihe
indecent
i
year old grandmother room
proj
'
the scam p made an
to her, The scoundrel did not wed
The
rel
eo
either
grandmother was sittiog on the
at the time, and the kno
the almost Lelpless condition of
girl, entered the where
through another part of the bh
threw
in his purpose in case
1
’
ny Wing
the
room she
use and
r the gis! on the floor,
i -.
Will Bore for OU
The 1
Royal, has selected a
of John Harry, iu Tuscarora tow
about one fourth mile
Fchool House,
the farm
they will
of Po
f
‘onion Oil and Gas Co.
site on the
'
i
from the
on the ro.d leading
of James Loadon,
begin boring for oil.
coutractor, Mr. of Warren
county, has the derrick in place and is
awaiting the comiog of a stationary
engine to prope] the drill.
— Mrs, Potter Broke Her Arm
Mrs. Joshua T. Potter, of nesr this
place, jumuped from a spring wagon
while in motion, and broke her arm in
two places between the wrist and sl.
bow. Mr. Potter and the family were
on their way to church, and in pass-
ing through the farm lane the peck-
yoke became detached, and feariog a
wreck, Mr=. Potter jumped from the
moving wagon with
result, Dr. Lee reduced the fracture
Three Teachors Selected, ¥
The Centre Hall school board at a
meeting held Mooday night fixed the
tax rate at six and ove-halfl and
and one half mills, respectively,
school and building purposes. This
tax, which is not more than has been
laid for some years past, will almost if
not entirely wipe out the debt incurred
by the purchase of the Public School
Park.
The teachers elected were as follows:
Grammar, James B. Strolim; Becond-
ary, F. A. Foreman; Primary, Miss
Anna Bartholomew, The salaries fix-
ed were the same us heretofore §35.-
00, $32 00 snd $32 00. PE¥ Month,
MA oo
Kelih's,
Another all esmedy show which is
likely to make laughter resound at
Keith's from 12 3) to 10 30 daily this
week Iv indicated by the names which
form the announced programme. This
house, noted far and wide for its three
hours of laughter and song, has not
had, it may be anticipated, a show em-
bracing more enjoyable comedy than
is to be provided this week. The en-
dertainment embraces a comedy enti
tled Dickey’ in which will be seen
Clayton White and Matie Stuart, than
wliom there are no more capable per.
formers in variety.
E.R A
Insurance Life, Fire, Accident,
Bokues., The most reliable compa: | neo
Uhlman,
- oy
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one
for
LOCALS
Mrs, Irv
Musser nt
Mr nnd YY.
ment
Wednesday,
in -
fil
being
LETC ine
| Mate College
| their fire
| .
(2
that
t vieit to the institution,
i Mie, Ishiler hus
i
im cream p wrlor at hor
| ville and will serve
HOT Re opened an
Tussey
aren,
home in
ice cake
t
ii
and lemonade every © eve
Hi I.. Rhone
over Bunday returning
Mouday. Tuesday he
attend the
sturday ing.
in Philadelphia
Hull
went to Hurris-
was
to (‘entre
burg to Republican ginte
convention,
the
Pre
tention «
time
shy teri
f the
is
the
the in
0 in
ally bel
To-day
for grading
It
congregation t
Fhureday
about
Cuauicis,
I
iild a new walk and
fix up gene; ire t meetin
pie of
the Presbytery in O
Mrs. DD. J. Mey r,
foot, Mrs, W. FV.
Alexander, Misses
Fisma Mf d
tended the
Mrs,
Bradford,
¥. O.
Mrs
Pair.
J. KF.
(rine
Berth
of Mrs,
Miliheim, which
Wy at a
funeral Reifsnyder
in {00 k phice Tues
day.
DD.
in Centre
Mr,
putnbers in
Runkle, of Pitisbur
Hall Wedne
Hunkile ne
morning
Li J
any
drew « of 1
tind
the Oklal
| tery’ recently conducte
i . J
Ho
tober,
ernment,
i again
€X pet ix LO vist
3 NX
I Fred Christis gon of
i
| Christine,
| Pitisbur
:
i ployment, Bin
| Northumberland
fins
ie,
of hid
Hardin,
i he Leen
! '
i most of the time at Ads,
Hare, who is employe
the Toss
Wm.
| F.
Rockey,
| dealer, came
aj pace
a lree, thinking
to this
i i
BIE lade tion
climbing
tuenager
, '
§ Weil
i
i
f tunale
| day «
i . 2
{one In Lhe
1 the ot
¥
| Clif,
{ latter.
most
and ;
lat
| week on
| Pittstn
| to obtais
| day Dis
:
i
i nysfiin Taylor.
1
Mra S wprhia Faylor, wi
Faylor,
crinets ry, services at o
Her
Care
i
: pe
hoilse, age was alm
i wil
ath.
two Dropsy couple
i
age was the cause of her de
The
Sophia W
wife of Mr.
deceased's malden
and
Taylor.
fiame
eavet was the second
Aversg
§ Com of each |
{ Mis levied
iM Tis Jes
tof tax Jovied
Balance on hand from Jest 3
Reovived from Susie Appropr
From
4
alion
pe
enttecu tnelaling
kinds. .ooiies
indi tvidowi
From al
wr, faxes of
ts
ANCT S30r0es, LOW isaip ul ou
Total
TREASURERS ATX
For trachers’ wages
Amount paid teachers for atte
ty Institate
For reat and repeal
refaire, $2 90 wg
For fuel, £8 21; fosumnce, 811 40. wide
#4 commencement ea penises, £5 00
printing, 31.07%, freight and experts,
I UO exp nee to olevdion of county
superintendent, $12 8i; othor expen.
or, SISNED
Foos of onilectors, §7
salary of seg etary,
postage. ole
Anditory’ foes sony wi
Interest paid, il avy
For text ake sh
For suppiil, 4 is 82 nai, 815,00
For janitor... v va
reopipis
Toe
$i
i%
Wis Cou
re, walk, $1049), other
1.89. Treasnrer $3810
CX Pons Stationery,
45 51
Total money paid out. $l090 Ti
RESOURCES AND LIABILITIES,
Cash on haod, If any... Ro
Amount dae Leessirer fran re © so ller bor
Amouut dag oa individaal taition
Tertal bal,
distri... i
Total devs of disurivt >
Toul dab t in exces nt Pr
We curtify thal the abave is correo,
VV. A Fonruuax,
W., W, spasuiie,
Tis 1. Moone, AUD TORS
Jane 2, 1002, Cuatro Hall, Pa.
EE
in eash and Sain hig
wove 380 ON
$0 0
20 Ww
sib
PT OTIC Notien 18 horety given that the
vewtilar annual meeting of the stock hnlde
and direc vrs of the Piney Coat & Ol Company
will be pell at the Calee Hall HW: Hel 16 the
B vough vt Contra Hall, on Fray the | J7ih day
of June, A. IY 1802, of 10 olimk, nm. The dis
tribution of the sweets of the Shir horn
ub of tee smo of thie coinpany » real ostate in
Ciarion county, Pa. will be eousider st, sid all
nther matters relating to the disteibation of said
fund among the stockholders of said company,
and the settlement of all anconpte, aud Husines
niles. W, H. BARTHOLOMEW,
Centre Ha'l
-
neovssary for a Oise) tion rLsalc wTTIR, ©
RR
STORE.
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PROPRIETOR.
s
s hitored i thos:
nud me, farmer,
vanes a bitlion
we net prove
re moente
parsnit is
ng IL in sach
ch we have told
f Rare Bargains,
te 1 HE STAR.
I SR
veoeGse
Store
iil 4
Hows whe
smallest d
Beyond
thei
Oris
are fhe
clothes
worked
curaging tho
tower » in
but instead carn his
him 1o be at on
wenllier,
shal Quran
fF garmen
that
sat
130
at
d
gr
ti
“i %
suit that
rag
for
het
0
Call and see them,
iRARD ARMY SUIT AMPS
i
y
P
urs for se
MO
Leading OC
8 Both Telephoies
Poltars Mills.
Smith Broa of Bpring Mills, spent
who at this writing is very iil.
Prof, Neff, wife and children came
to this place to er joy the fresh mounts
ain air Saturday,
The Sun ay school at Sprucetown
will hold Children’s Day
Sunday mnrning, June 15,
All are cordially lovited,
The festival held by the ©. AM.
was a grand success and the boys >
scrve pralse for having everything so
nicely arranged, also for havin g a good
band, The band was from Penn Hall
Their music was fine, many thanks 10
all who contributed toward it
Dave Kelier, wife and
spent Sunday with the latter's sister,
Mrs Relish.
Mise Gertrude Epangler, of ©
Hall,
were callers in town Friday.
Quite a number from this side al.
tended the show last week.
A A AAA
Boalsbu'g.
WOrvices on
at 93)
tire
Charles Shirk, who bad histo bog
N. B SPANGLER,
: ry. President,
Contre Hall, Pa, Juve 10 190) unis 5
inure! by his team runniog off, Is
LS \
rousers |
Ed hee
RK or
Many
patterns shown by us
oe
. bia
4
orsted
af
i
with w» hich
the perfect
, Buttons and
creation and
we expend on even the
istiip.
s practical
il iy. ihe
Lt as it
last
= not
advantages of the
peripangnt shape
in tailyred and the en.
3 ur cus.
bi like a
tL prwgible
during the
can sell oo
pon
making §
seed
ou
hint i
bhi
sud well dre
wiiinde
CIALTY.
vice,
SNTCGOMERY CO
Ww
Tailors and Furnishers,
PELLEFONTE, PA. 5
HT RT
ali'e to be around on crutches,
Prof. Rothrock and family, of Cala:
wise, are al present visiting at tle
home of Mr. Heury Fredrick.
Messrs. Geo, Fortpey and Tom.
Mothersbaugh, accompanied by their
best Rirls, atterded (he commene ment
exercises at State College on Sunday,
Do you hear the wedding bells ringing!
Just stop to listen,
Messrs. Harry and Robert Bailey
spent several days at the home of
their uuecle Mr. T. 8. Dailey, of State
College
Prof. Stabr, principal of the Pine
Grove High School, spent last F: iday
at the home of Rev, A. A. Black,
Don't forget the social on Friday
evening. Everybody come and bring
your irienos,
Dr. Samuel Woods, of Sharon, is at
| Present visiting under the parental
Alter a very successful term, the
summer Normal has closed. The class
in short hand, under the direction of
Mr. Murray, made remark ible prog.
ress,
Miss Bolle Ravkin, of Bellefonte, is
at present gracing the home of Miss
Is Junct M'Farlaue.