- THE CENTRE REPORT S. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor. CENTRE: HALL, . PENNA. TH TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISE M ENTH.--20 cents per line for three fosertions, and 5 per line for each subse quant insertion. Glher rates made kvown on application URSDAY, MARCH 5, 1903 DEMOCRATIC CO, COMMITTEE--19003, Bellefonte, N. W., John Trafford. RW. PH Garrity " WwW. © t. Meck. Centre Hall, F. Howard, Al [eT Union nN » Henner, N,, L Benner, 5., J Boggs, N., Bogus, E Boggs, W., , Mileshurg, , Lemont Ferguson, E Ferguson, W Gregg, N. P Gregg, BE Smith, Boon, Story Spring Mills. Rev. Kuntz, of the United Evangel ical chur for Baltimore I'he o which he is connected place this His hope he back to this aya The Spring *h, | on Monday morning with that friends field mierence mests in many wil Mill schools will April 13, sierman © begin their spring term with Prof. WW. } H mnductiong the normal aud Miss Orpha Gramley the primary dey Last Mrs, Charles C delightful dino their daughter twelft 1903, ariment, Mr. and a very of being her nua was the recipient of many gifts from her friends. The lke had a very enjoyable time snd returned home at an early hour. It was George last Tuesday. Mr. Duakle started the flit- tings in this place, into the Ad. Neese home railroad. Krider Frank inte the house vacated by Mr, Miss Orphia Gramley Saturd afternoon HINmMIings gave 'r party in honor nus, it h birthday. Miss A usefu young 1 Sess ieta? Junkies nove moving alo the 8 expecis Lo move Dunkle. spent Sunday visiting her brother at Boalsburg. Prof. A. M. Allison spent Sunday at the home of his sister, Mrs. Braucht. Hoo, Wm. M. Allison made a short trip to Bellefonte ti week, visiting his brother Archibald, who sustained i the some is dpjuries from a fall on ice time ago, a Aaronsburg, Colyer. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Colyer tained a large and merry enter crowd of week, Every one enjoyed the games and fine music by the string band, and ed some flue selections on his grapho- phone. Those were, James =tover aud wife, Dr. present er, Apna Beblebimer, Ray Smith, Bertha Bible, Sweetwood, Alice Decker, viessrs, Charles James Groduanrt, John Ammon Burkholder, George Smith, Harry Bible, Frank Meloy, Samuel Johnson, John Bitner, Blain Palmer, Lloyd Smith, Alex. McCoy, Michael Smith, all of Potters Mills; Thomas Swartz, Tusseyville; Henry Shadow, Arthur B Lee and wife, Colyer; Miss Ruth Swabb, Aaronsburg; Ray Burns, Pittsburg; Leslie Jacobs, Centre Hall Mr, and Mrs. C., 8. Bottorf spent Sunday at the home of Frank Bogdan at Potters Mills Bottor { after Miss Carrie returned home Saturday, spending months at State College, with ter, Mrs. Wm. Ripka. her sis- acted business at the home of William teiber, Friday last. Howard spent Bunday atl Shadow, Ii Among those on Mrs, Meiss. All ure improving. Fhomas Boal and sisters, Misses No- of Stone Mili, spent Sunday evening at the home of P. B. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Wm daughter Carrie spent Sunday at the Frazier, of Yeagertow: mv, the sick list and Miss Marion George Lee ra snd Emma, home of Charles Misses Virgie Pearl Kritzer spent Sunday at the bome of William Bower and Ihe first sige of spring was noticed Mondy morning by the appearance of a flock of blue birds I'he funerals of Mrs Mary Dashem were well attended con- 0. K. Love aud favorable weather. Boalsturg, R. Lee. James Runkle und family, of Tussey- ville; Mrs. Lydia High, and Mr and Mrs. James Jr., of Colyer, spent Wednesday evening at the home of J. H. Moyer P. B, Jordan, of Colyer, and Maurice R inkle, of Tusseyville, had quite an sidering the ut Mrs. ( Iyde Boy er, of visiting Lier unele, J i [91 Runkle, upset on Lhe way to the sale Baturday. No one was .vjured. Charles Frazier and Lloyd Bmith left Monday for Altoona, where they will be employed ou the railroad. News reached this place Monday of the death of Mrs. Ed. Detwiler, Sadie McClellan, at her | Reedsville. I'he children of James fiee howe at Horner were | all at home on Sunday; they are Mr, {and Mrs. Harvey Horuoer, Farmers | Mills; Mr. snd Mrs. Clair Stamm, Lin- { den Hall; Mr. and Mrs. Elias Rickert, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkie Horner, Colyer; i Miss Edna, Bellefonte: Miss Bertha, at i home. All enjoyed the day. Dora Wingard spent Sunday at the home of her mother. ——— ————— Murray's School District, There were lot of farmers i Potters Mills. Mrs. Calvin Ruhl went to county to visit her husband's parents, The other day Edward Allison was | standing looking at his stock, not Union ling of an eye his buck sheep struck | bim from behind, knocking him | down, but in falling he landed on the buck’s back, breaking the fall, The | buck backed for another shot but Mr. Allison was wise, kept his bead down, rolled away and jumped up in time to calch the buck by the head thus sav- ing himself from badly hurt. He received a slight injury to his leg, but otherwise he don’t being mind the en- Last Baturday Miss Cordelia Acker | held a banquet at the school house in| honor of her scholars, and Cake ee cream were served, Miss Acker noble young lady and deserves much | credit for the work hes for | is A slhie done J. F. McCoy made a business trip to] Bellefonte, James Malone was in und |i finest tow] ni i bad shape; James is one of the W. C. Bible is ho and is on the sick list: } me from very fast, A few davs ago James otiiitng bay ing of the i they started » red f 1's aster’s M fox made several trip in pursuit, Mr al i the ground by He arrived bh very tire rear Jd. D good hit posed Deput tow: not 100K 1 gal fees [ro zelte charg gart 1s a m As your inGusires st Lhe gle, poitier, other Lreeds Mr. i +1 sending them to Strong is the st Hrs ples rea Sireels, « and sto sidering ti a dog incubator fant industry protect In the exporting of ly competitors in i Ds Johnny Bitner, breeder and rai worl Pine Grove Mills. It was a happy gathering at the home of grandmother Elizabeth Mee Williams, near Pennsylvania Furnace, Beech, Borry to note that seriously ill Mrs, Howard were Greene Decker is from he gpenl a week with Foust returned stone of her life. A splendid dinner | lier sister was served and the afternoon was| John Hoover spent in hearing reminiscenses of long | badly wreck his wagon on Saturday. W. F. MeClcllan was examined for mail errrier og | route No. 3, from Bpring Millg to Colyer, i younger ones enjoyed the games and | rura fun. The old lady is noted for her| Calvin Lingle has taken a paper The happy folks | Wood contract from A. C. Confer. bid her adieu, wishing her many more returns of anniversaries, Last Thursday evening the I. O. 1J,! A. M., of No. 515, Tussey Council, held their ninth annual banquet at the Bt, Elmo, where mine host Randolph and | his good wife made every body feel at One hundred plates were set for the juniors and their guests. J. H. Ward catered to the occasion; oysters, ice cream and cake were served with a Miss Maude Decker is deserving of special mention for pre- on which the motto of the order was inscribed. The Pine the music; the Fry ti Grandpa Neese hag returned to these parts again, Grandpa is always jolly ol stories, of and delights in telling ge which he has sp abundant Elmer Foust wi the gash in the sol hin ile cutting had misfortune to cut font home. Misses Jennie and Kva Barger have places at State College, where they +3 will spend the At gelical Bunday school or sUtnmer the reorganizatio following officers were ele t: D.C. Lingle Decker, Fi ust, » 1} Mies Je furnished Houtz, WwW. H.|ires and kept Those Prof. David nie Grove Mills orchestra iby iris, team captain sures was made toastmaster ie crowd in a joyous mood, who re sponde I to dev. C. T. lousls were, Alkens, and long be re- ia e good vening will Pine Grove celebrated ithe their QO hundred { i 5 f TOON suits ra 0 quality from in the new I : : i a dium to quartered onk and over one finish rs were aid for the members, pa- ces Clara Ward : ; oileinth and « and fiend * OCH I wafl- Maudie tw W He ri ftie ¥ wer the wl da f lear: Lirs ‘ \ca de. rheumal ¢ Balm ot in town, give reli pain gioue w Wil Wim. Asin y ar . Pott ring Mills Semi sinned the big } Pee p1 od songs. ‘The stags was Sale of Overcoats a = corated for til A. § with tine Ly ~ v Wai "sp ii vy Ward presidi shied the 13 He Clearance Suits, Annual nusic eri na { 1-4 of occasion is due the committee, excellent program to the letter. ried out Clothiers. fp Georgetown. hat there gto Ix Dress Patterns Dress Trimmings Embroideiese These are the Special Goods just in. In this line, you know, we are not only up to but ahead of the average merchant— a well earned and ac- knowledged reputa- tion. Come to see. 1 at the t benefit parents ientzel res ding their their hearty gins A shore, 5; ndasy pent sun mman, who js working witli ave raised On satar for water ie road dd ry stance. Har Wingard has ore, where he will seek employment, | 's Mill al ils utmost | Jersey gone to ew If ranning iy dda quite a “Good work | Stock is Complete remarked: | | he never receiv and night from this section attended Wm eggs. When egg Houser's sale, below Aaronsburg, | however, he gives H. B. Haugh made a business trip Miss Annie spent the Renova, Edmunds, who has greater part of the winter in returned for a few « plenty of custom.” —— home often vou hear it weeks, David is spending a few weeks under the pa- rental roof. Mrs. Catharine Barner and children, of Lock Haven, are the guests of Mrs. Baruer's father, Frank Detwiler. Herbert Smull and wife, of Smull- ton, spent Sunday at the rosidence of Jesse Wert, Mr. and Mrs. Ketner, of Yeager- town, spent a day at the home of Her- bert Condo. Miss Jennie Hull is spending a few days st Landlord King’s, at Coburn. Miss Margaret Mayes, of the most fashioneble seamsiresses, is busi- ly engaged sewing at her home on W. Main Street, Charles Smith and sister Clara, of Penn Hall, tarried a few days with their uncle, Wilmer Stover’s, Forest Leitzell and family have moved from this place to Illinois, where he has secured steady employ- ment, Summers, of Monessen, one mn p— A ot Smuliton. Ed. Winters and wife, of Millheim, spent Suhday in this place, Dr. Musser Is seen passing through town every day. Mame Wolfe, of this place, spent Bunday at Aasronsburg, Amos Fehl and son, Noah, were to Loganton a few days last week, The people on the sick list are all improving. Geo, Bmull, the Life Insurance Agent made a trip to New York last week, ——————— np Wanted nt Once. 100 bushels, good, sound Apples, 200 hushols Polatoes, 500 pounds of Lard, 500 pounds of Live Poultry. Must bave the above at once. High- est market price paid in cash or mer- echandise, OT. KorRMAN, at. Spring Mills, Pa. to the east end of the valley. Ethel Miller mother, Mrs. Weaver, Saturday Misses Blanche had a quilting party Saturday. big time was expected Mr killed a beef for the occasion, Baturday was a rainy and stormy day. Pigs and shoats do not seen to be very plenty in this section this spring. There will not be very much moving in this section this spriog. The changes will be noted later, Supervisor John settling. He also opened the that had been drifted shat, It is very inconvenient for the peo- ple of this section to get their mail since the Penns Cave post office has been closed, but we hope Uncle Bam will soon be sround with his mail Wagon, Hirelings are scarce in this seclion, and a fair price is being offered for farm help this spring. Most of the farmers are at present cutting wood for sum mer, Jesse Long will be proprietor of the Cave house this summer, Daniel Ream purchased a new organ Inst week, and those who like music should call on him as he can sing as well as play. As a roads Wakefal Children, Fora long time the two year old child of Mr, P. L. McPherson, 60 N. Tenth Street, Harrisburg, would sleep but two or three hours in the early part of the night, which made it very ard for her parents. Her mother concluded that the child had stomach trouble and gave her balf of one of Chamberlin’s Stomach and Liver Tab. lets, which quieted her stymach acd she slept the. whole night through Two boxes of these Tablets have affect. ed a permanent cure and she Is now well und strong. For saleby CO, W, Bwartz, Tuseyvitle, F. A, Carson Pot. ters Mills, C. E. Finkle, Spring Mills. A RA A————] Write Grant Hoover for prices on insurance, 000 t letter Mr. Run, a In our nex We history of petual motion, Mra. James Moye Moyer was seitling Moyer is the place and should be kept right mang as be will accept Rev, Haven, of calling on his m Mrs. Ammon Bul days last week witi Potters Mills Os much praise for tie nishing ent pecasions, Fair View held their aunual bavguet last Satur ir K dness ja far such elegnit music on differs | Cirange, of sSprucetown day, about a hundred present, Oysters, beef, choice cakes were among Hin served. The program consisted of ad dresses, recitations and singing, also music rendered by Potters Mills Or. chestra. The wembers left uothing undone to entertain the visitors, Mra. Alta Bebelheimer, of Milroy, visited Mr. Bebeiheimer of this place Sunday. Mr, and Mrs, Michael Smith enter tained a number of people Tuesday evening, locluding a sled load from Centre Hall. The Orchestra and Cor- delia Acker entertained the company with music and songs, Dr, Alexander and James Stover also sang a duet. Ice cream and cake were served, Primary schook-Cordelin Acker teacher Number of pupils enrolled, male, 17; female, 11; total 20; average attendance, male, 156; femmes, 9; total, 24; per ceul. of attendance, male, 84; female, 86: total 86. Pupils who ate tended every day ure Mivule Working. er, Ruth Smith, CUslvin Bedelyon, Wm. Reish, Lowell Alexander, John pe ople being i chick: and sdeliencivs Smith, Floyd Decker and James Thomas. iv amid,” and ina few Our stock is complete in sri that the foan i gu his back | Every Department, although eumonia 1i% is of such com ‘ that a cold, however the room is small. Ask for the t, should be disregarded. |ooods, be patient a few mo- mberldn’s Cough Remedy coun- | - = {1 i bl « any tendency toward pneumo. | Ments and we will be able to Jt slwara cures and is plessant | resurrect what you want from snd by ( Ww, Mwartz, us | y 11 . F. A. Carson, Potters Mills, | the stock of all new goods. ikle, Bpring Mills, fi davs | i Hrenon not Fit Semi Come to see us. AA sn — Annual Clearance 'H. F. ROSST1AN, 1-4 off; off; 1-2 off;—Montgomery & Co Overcoats and Suits, | Spring Mills. Overcoats and Suits, | i | }-3 : 'Seasonable Goods »|Seasonable Prices { | I ———————————————————————— We have a line of goods that are entirely seasona- ble. Ours is everybody’s store, with special prices to none—all prices are low enough to be termed bar- gains, GROCERIES and— DRY GOODS are the cipal articles hold These the old. ese are here and are sold at the lowest possible price. WOOLEN GOODS at the right prices, Come to see us, C. J. FINKLE Clothiers. .Specials.. You eannot matehh these bar gaine anywhere : . ; 500 pieces of Granite Ware at Ten Cents each, any piece worth from 156 to 25 Cents, reg: ular. Unbeard of price, 100. That Pound of Oleine Soap at Five Cents is a stun ner, A BASH CURTAIN SBPECIAL. Ready to pit up, no shoddy, nice enough for any room, just think of it, only Twenty-five Cents for the pair. No body ean buy the material for that amount, and all ready to hang without a stitch of sewing. ~.Ggarman’s... BELLEFONTE, PA. Spring Mills, Pa. lLonishurg an x 11 Tor Bate fiate Coliee Beliofonule fully exerpt Bunday, FTO « ot College irains from connert with Penns. BR, B. iran gf F. H. THOMA Acetylene Gas - - - will light your Homes Churches Stores Offices cheaper than Coal Oil by using the ...... Martindale Acetylene Generator. For further infor- mation and refer- ence address— J. 8. ROWE, Centre Hall. Co., Warren, Pa. up
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