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CENTRE
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1908.
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There have been no losses to this date.
Spring Mills.
Dr. Wolf, and children, of
Huntingdon, paid his brother, George
Wolf, a visit last week.
Mrs. J. F. Rearick and daughter
Verna are attending commencement
at State College this week.
If there were three or four more
street lamps this little village would
be lighted from one end to the other.
Let us have them and put an end to
the darkness,
Mrs. Leitzell, wife of James Leitzell,
Sr., left on Tuesday morning to visit
her son, Dr. Leitzell, Portland
Mills,
Mrs. Braucht, wife of Dr. Braucht,
and son Dean, Mrs. CC. P. Long and
daughter Miriam, left on Tuesday aft-
ernoon.to visit their brother, Dr. Alli-
son, at Leroy, Bradford county.
will also visit friends
and Williamsport.
wife
at
al
Ceader’s ice cream at David McCool's,
every Saturday evening.
rendered
last
selec-
The M. E. Sunday school
a very pretty childrens’ service
Bunday evening. A few of the
tions were very eilective, while
children as a did well. The
church was comfortably filled in spite
of the threatening weather.
whale
church were begun on Monday even-
ing. Rev. Harman, who was to have
filled the pulpit was absent, owing to
illnes, Rev. Mcllnay, however, ably
filled the vacancy. The services will
be continued during the entire week.
A meeting of the school board was
held last Saturday, at which time an
inspection of the school building was
made. A number of repairs and im-
provements were decided upon. They
also acted upon and accepted the res
ignation of H. H. Rachau, their for-
mer President. J. Wells Evans was
appointed to serve in the di left
vacant by him. The officers of the
Board now are, president, John F. Ha-
gan ; secretary, Dr. H. 8. Brauchbt,
and treasurer, F. P. Hosterman. The
teachers are to be elected June 20.
Jacob Bitner returned from Frank-
lin and Marshall College last week.
He has spent three years at school and
when he starts in next fall will be a
grave senior.
Jacob Diehl, of Greencastle, who
graduated at Gettysburg this year, vis
ited Ward Gramley last week. Friday
morning both Mr. Diehl and Mr.
Gramley left for Pittsburg, where they
expect to be employed for the summer.
Prof. Frank Meyer, instructor in
University of Pennsylvania, arrived
Tuesday to spend the vacation with
his parents, near Penn Hall.
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Potters Mills.
Children’s service
was a success notwithstanding the
rainy weather. The children deserve
much praise for the manner in which
they performed their parts.
J. O. Btover who has been working
at Burnham, came home Saturday to
nurse a mashed foot. Clark Bible is
also home with two of his fingers
crushed.
Mrs. Alice Jordan, of Lewistown,
after visiting at Bunbury is spending
some time with her sister-in-law, Mrs,
Lena Smith.
Mrs. Carson is attending commence-
ment at State College,
Ray Burne, of Burnham, spent Sun-
day with his sister, Mrs. Reuben
Colyer.
Miss Jennie Condo, of Bellefonte,
spent a few days with her parents.
Misses Cora and Sallie MeClenahan
are home from Altoona on a vacation.
ssn
Rock Grove.
Miss Claire Durst visited Mrs.
Bitner on Thursday.
Jacob Royer and Annie Kritzer
were guests of the former's son, Frank-
lin, at Milroy, a few days last week.
Miss May Kritzer has returned
home to spend the sumer,
Warren Slack is very busy hauling
lumber,
‘Squire Housman did some repair-
ing on his farm one day last week.
at Sprucetown
Geo,
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tiseptic liniment, and when applied to
cuts, bruises and burns, causes them
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more quickly than by the usual treat-
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Lemont.
There was a burglar in James I.
Thompson’s house one night last week
but as Mrs, Thompson frightened him
away there was nothing disturbed
I. J. Dreese fired his lime pit last
Wednesday and will soon be ready to
lime his farm and make it still
productive.
George Martz and Edgar Heckman
took a stroll into Tussey Mountain
Tuesday of last week and returned la-
den with sixty-six speckled beauties
as their reward.
more
James I. Thompson is having his
residence painted, which will greatly
improve the appearance of the strue-
ture,
John Weber, of Oak Hall
was seen in town the latter
last week.
Samuel Wirtz returned to his Hous-
erville home this week,
James Clark, of Buflalo Run, trans-
acted business in town Tuesday of last
week,
Watson Struble spent a few hours in
town one evening last week.
W. R. Houser and Thomas Gould,
of Brisbin, spent a day in this neigh-
borhood and while here purchased two
fine driving horses, one from the Cen-
tre Furnace farms and the
John Bathgate,
Station,
part of
| er to Bellefonte
| Thursday.
were
he was a hundred years old, but am
pleased to state he is improving.
E. W. Evey spent a
day with
| ty to work.
David Dale, a
home for his
medical student, is
summer vacation and
| looks none the worse for his winter of
hard study.
from Meyerstown, where he has been
attending school.
Mrs. Nancy Hoekman
of DuBois, are
J. M. Coble.
Linn Bott
joned.
famil
the home
and ¥
visiting at of
ef is looking old fash-
i
i
James Longwell and wife are home
short visit
fora
The town is all astir owing to the
commencement at State College.
Reitz's r
i
leased their coal land
ing all the mountain land far
4
Shingletown.
As
phia Monday morning.
W. H. Dreese and wile are
commencement.
of carpenters.
Hamill Bathgate was to
Monday |
Mrs. D. L. Hite has brought her so-
journ in this town to a close and gone
to visit among her Bellefonte relatives,
Simeon Kline moved from Carlisle
to Btate College this week.
Mra. David Williams and little Hel-
en, and Frank 8. Williams departed
for Tottenville, New York, Thursday.
Miss Myrtle Williams, clerk
Katz's store, spent Sunday
home of Wm. Rishel.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopple and son visit-
ed a few days at the home
Osman,
Quite a number of the townspeople
attended the dedication of the audito-
rium on Tuesday.
ooking after his affairs,
in
at the
of James
Woodward.
Bruce Motz, had the misfortune of
cutting his arm with a saw this week.
Maude Ard is visiting her brother
Joseph, at Lewisburg.
The Childrens’ Day exercises were
largely attended Sunday evening con-
sidering the inclemency of the
weather.
John McEntire and family, of Ath-
ens, are visiting at the home of Abe.
Treaster.
Mrs. N. E. Noll and children are
visiting at the home of N, W. Eby.
T. B. Motz, of Coburn, visited his
father one day last week.
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Centre Hill.
The crops are improving since the
recent rains,
R. M. Smith and A. C,
not through planting corn.
J. B. Btrohm attended a meeting of
the Penn’s Valley Fire Insurance Com-
pany in Bellefonte Monday.
George Bmith, of State College, and
his friend Miss Bhowers, of Bellefonte,
were the guestsof J. B. Btrohm on
Thursday.
A few of Potters Mill's young ladies
recently had a quarrel about the popu-
lar young man, Ammon R. Burkhol-
der, better known as Coly Burkholder,
The lightning struck A. C. Ripka's
house last Tuesday night, tearing a
hole in the roof and breaking several
window lights.
Bupervisor Frank Bogden is crush-
ing stone on the Rishel farm, with
which he is greatly improving the
roads.
Lizzie Burkholder, who has been on
the sick list for the past three months,
is not improving.
Owing to the bad weather the Chil-
dren’s Day services were not largely
attended,
Potter township school board elected
etachers Saturday.
Ripka are
Millheim,
Mrs. Rachael Hummel,
burg, spent a day in
Mr. and Mrs, O. H
ville, were the guests of J. W. Blover
afew days last Mr. Henry
president of the Annville Fire
of Lewis-
Inst week,
Henry, of Aun-
town
week is
insur.
ance Company
Mrs. White, of Howat spent Sune
day at the home of Rev. I. N.
Mr. ane Mrs. Reily Bower,
Bhore: Mr. and Mra, Gummo and
Mrs, MeClintie, of Salona, Miss Mi-
nerva Mauck and Mr, Miller, of Rote
were th
Mallor !
evening
Bair.
of Jersey
in wi to attend Hmmith
vedding
Miss Rallis
nesday tia
where she
ment.
Robert Breon and
spent a few days
week.
Mrs, GG. Fran
brother, Dr. Miller, in Heavert
Dale Musser left for Pittsin
a
IW.
ir Satur
his {ris
day morning, wher
ed a position for
Miss Lie
her friends, A
and Miss Palmiatu
Williamsport, v
hii
iencement
inson Seminary
Harry Condo, formerly of t
spent a fe
friends in this place
Mrs, Wm. Mes
id. Hoover, of Wolle's
his grandparents, Mr, a
Cauiner, a visit on Mot
Miss Lottie Wilson,
staying witli
and Mrs,
Main street.
Mr. and Mrs
minene
oy
Colyer
-
Mr. and Mrs. Lev
veral days an
Mre, G. M I
Mary and May spent
Detwiler's
John Weaver
with his cousin
Mr. and Mrs
spending th
Mifflin
Wi
i ply
Coburn,
Charles Kerstetler,
spending a few days us
tal roof. Charley
in this place,
A. J. Everett ut
dered some fine alle
mer's home Bunday after:
Pr. FF. P
a lot of line
J. E
gince the little girl came to his home,
H. 8
where he is employed
ton Lumber Company.
(i. B. Bhafler has
again ; all wish him sticcess
Barker was in tow]
strawberries
Kaler wea a broad
Is
Snyder went to Laurelt
'
by the Laurel-
opened his #f
Cyrus says the pike road was very
muddy between Coburn and Millheim
Saturday night.
Miss Elsie Kerstelter
McElhatten to spend a
with her sister.
W. IL. Douglass is the name of the
best wearing shoe ou the market ; for
sale by T. B. Everett, of Coburn.
The railroad men of this place sent
a fine lot of laurel flowers to Bellefonte
and several large bunches to
burg.
Beveral weeks ago every person you
met was complaining because it did
not rain, but today they complain be-
cause it rains too much ; some people
are never satisfied.
W. T. Corman says he need not ate
tend the fairs this year to see the
races as there was one in town on Sun-
day that no fair can equal.
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Smullton,
John Waite and wife who were here
a few days visiting the former's par-
ents, returned to their home at
Smithport.
Vietor Brungart, Tuesday morning
went to Philadelphia.
Children’s service will be held in
the Methodist church Bunday evening.
Merrill Winkleblech left for his
home at Renovo Baturday.
John Emerick Is having his house
painted which makes a great improve-
ment on his howe,
Beot Walizer is on the sick list.
to
months
has
few
gone
Lowis-
A Rare Bargain,
Our regular $4.50 Cabinets for a short
time for $3.00, A discount of 88} per
cent. This is not an adveriisin
dodge but a straight tip. If you ho
Blatures now is your opportunity, At
tre Hall Fridays, June 5 re f 19,
W. W. Sarma,
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Witlinm Foster Dead
Foster, of
died Wednesday
William miste
morning at five
o'clock. Interment will
10
take place
Mr. Foster
had been ill for a long time, his chief
fr }
Baturday ut yeloel
ailment resulting m his advanced
Baffalo Valley,
1819
county.
$8 DN
aned w
y county, March 22, and
he In
7 Marin Corl, who died a few years
came to Centre
) ny 1s bei 8 =m
becsine his wife, I'he children
ago
born to them were Klizabe th, deo
Wim
mintes
aged,
Charles H,. a
Kverhart ;
mail between
agent
York and Pittsburg ; James, de-
censed ;
Mr
¢
be vicinity ol
John a chemist in Tennessee,
Foster wus the only resident in
State (College who wap
hen Peunsylivania Niate
built, muking him the
that
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I'tie new walk in front of the Centre
Hall hotel ix a great
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ister,
Miss Elizabeth I. Fe
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Christine Married. i
On Wednesday, June 10th, at eight |
[.., Christine Mins |
Emma Wilson, toth of Hardin, Ohio, |
were united in marriage at the home |
of the bride, by Rev. F. F¥F. Christine, |
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o'clock, Fred and
father
ia number of friends and relatives,
i I'he hiride
in white, while the groom wore
march was rendered by Miss
Moore, niece of the bride,
wl
Aller
ceremony the gue were
to the dining room, where an elegant
wedding supper was served.
young couple received many beautiful
zifts.
On Friday, June 12t
White
where they w
Sulphur Springs,
ill make their
hom
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littie
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Mrs. Wagner and daughter,
from Michigan, who have been visit-
iwond where she will visit her sis.
, Mra. Frasier,
Among the guests at an evening at
home given by Miss Hess recently
were Harry Potter, of Clairton ; A. R.
MeNitt, who has just returned from
a trip to the Pacific coast, Miss Vieh
Dorfer, of Pine Glen ; and Miss Daisy
Brooks and Miss Ella Ross, of this
place.
The Children’s service
church Bunday evening was well
rendered and the attendance was
larger than was expected owing to the
rain during the day.
Abner Fleck who was here for the
young people's picnic, left Monday
for Derby. He was accompanied by
Joe Brooks who returned to his po-
sition there with the P. R. R
Miss Helen Hosterman is visitiog
among friends in this vicinity.
Arthur Kimport and children are
convalescing from an attack of ty-
phoid fever,
Roy SBwabb and family left for a
visit among friends in Philadelphia,
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Nittany Mountain,
0. M. Lonberger is the owner ofa
long-eared, loud-mouthed Jack.
Mrs. A. G. Noll is suffering from
boils.
Clem Parker is visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Parker.
John Garver was home with
brother Newton over Bunday.
George Glace who had been working
for his brother-in-law, James Good, at
Watsontown, is home for keeps.
Mrs. J. B. Bprow spent several days
the latter part of Inst week and the be-
ginning of this week with her sister,
Mrs. Ryan, in Bellgfonte.
J. B. Bprow helped Bam Bruss plow
in the U. E.
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More of those 25 cents a pair Bash
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Pear! Buttons from 14 to 24 line, 2
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Doven of new patterns in waistings,
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