THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S. W. SMITH, Editor and
Centre
Fropsivtos
Pen N
JUNE 25,
Harr, .
THURSDAY, 1903.
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Other rates made
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57 to
unless
change ate
eviden Monoy by mai
There have no losses to this date
iahel oug In
fs reasonably
Spring Mills.
Miss Alice of Bellefonte, is
Robison,
tion,
Ed.
paving his
Rov
Rev, Confer, of Hartleton, is
parents a visit this week,
Mrs. Mellnay accompa-
nied by their little daughter Marion,
left on Tuesday morning for Fulton
county, the of Mrs. Me Ilnay.
They expect to be gone two weeks or
more.
and
home
Notwithstanding
fished to death,
Penns Creek is
shower her
fisher-
waiting
after every
concave shores are
men, | sit
Putiory}y & only a nibble
Mrs. Donachy Bet
Lew hr on a visit to
Mr. Mrs, H B. Heri: 5.
Farmers say they have had suflici
rain to last about two wee ;
idently Jupiter Pulvis
about it,
lined with
who wil for hours
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and son jamin,
are here
parents, and
ns
has |
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Centre Hill.
Lizzie Burkholder is
proving.
Miss Margaretta
friends in Bell
Lyd¢
Philadelphs
A. C.
in Spring
Rumor say
applied for the
Potters Milis
and will
Strohm visited
fonte last week,
Miss HNmith ill in the
is st
{srac
Mills last Fhursday .
atl 3,
Grraminar
8 th
quit
mak
George
ye one anoth
Mis. E. |
visited at the
x
las
Friday
rif! ld savior
through here ls
Bel
whi
the «
the!
One of
She
sl Saturday en route
three
he
on the top of
with t 11 |
vith the DUrgiars,
captured in t
lefonte
h the ¥
id Foust prope
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vy ¥
ORTH Of
rly,
AY yr
dountains
thie
Burk hi
ven
popular you teachers,
pris
f tho ay
of Lhe ex-
AOE
H. 1] ider, frequently
vate i ‘tor at the home
Comn ner. CQ
the worat feature connected with
work “Duddy” has pretty
arms and will no doubt to
cumuavigate all right,
Mrs, Ellen
tended the dedicatory servi
Lutheran church at Spring
Bunday.
ircumference’’ is
the
long
y Out AS
be able
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Murray's School District,
Plenty of rain in this |
past two weeks,
Jacob Musser’s house is
the plasterers; itis a very
building.
John B. Rossman and Allen Lim-
bert, two Bpring Mills’ students, are
having a vacation and went to Little
Bugar Valley to work on a saw mill.
Those are the kind of students who
will succeed, young men who are not
afraid to work,
Gertie Limbert is staying at Aarons-
burg, working for Mrs. Sumner Burd.
The festival at Murray's school
house which was to have been held
last Saturday evening was postponed
on account of the rain and will be held
on Baturday evening, June 27. The
girls will prepare iunch boxes at this
festival, the bill of fars being, chicken,
apple sauce, bologna, Saratoga chips,
bananas, ham sandwiches, dried beef,
potato salad, onions. radishes, black-
berry pie, cake, etc. The boxes will
be sold in the early part of the even.
ing so that the boys will have plenty
of time to find their partner, and have
a good lunch with the girl who filled
the box.
G. W. Tressler put a
part of his barn.
Cherries are very scarce in this lo.
eality ; there will bea fair crop of
apples,
ocality for the
ready for
handsome
new roof on
2 Colyer.
Charles Colyer and wife spent Sun-
day with his parents,
Miss Ada Bmith spent Bunday with
her parents,
Wallace Weaver returned home on
Friday, after a year’s course in college.
Rev. Blerly is assisted by Rev. Krick
and will take the Mifflin eounty ecir-
cuit,
Harry Horner and wife spent a few
days with his parents,
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Colyer.
J. R. Lee
nd Milton.
John Allen went to Bellefonte
Thursday, where be wlll spend some
time with his children.
Mrs, of Lewistown,
Jordan several
Mr, and Mrs. are visiting
an
hn Jordan,
P.B
Jt
days last week,
Miss Mary Moyer spent the. latter
part of the week at Spring Mills, and
Wallace Weaver, student at Reading
College, is making hia parents a visit,
Miss Nora Boal, of Stone |
Bunday with b Pp,
Mr. and Mrs Gross,
Hall,
Levi Stump.
r
{ill, spent
Boal.
of Cen-
Sunday at the home of
er uncle,
0.
Samuel
spent
ie Childrens’ Day services at Zion
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1 on Bund evening were
| attended. The ehildren rendered
id recitations and
Mr
singing
Fraz
Sunday at Pleasant Gap,
and Mrs,
and Mrs ier and
mily spent
visiting his ister, Mr.
Reamy.
Miss Cs rrie Zettle, of
visiting her cousins,
Spring Mills,
is Mary and May
day after-
spent Sune
« had a steel roof
§
olxerved at
terian church
wvening.
« of Millh
YOOR
i -
Le
are spend-
ivy % (is at silvers
Ind
dra. Katie
nh aay
1
BE with her Lirenoble
Spring Mills
Miss Ruth
at Ce
4 f
8a as
Thomas returned to her
Hall,
wit
home ntre after having
Ww weeks Ih her cousin,
Mrs. Annie Kreigbaum
Charles Herman, o
Sundayed with
NB. Stover.
State
his brother-in-law,
Miss Lisle Acker has returned home
afte months with
friends at State College.
Catherine
funeral of
on Tuesday.
Bright Bitner, of Spring Mills, and
Miss Rossman, of Penns Cave, spent
Sunday at the residence of Nelson
Wert,
Simon King, of the Musser house
Millbeim, stopped with
Thos. Hull, on Bunday.
Mrs, Carrie Harter and son, of
Beech, were the guests of her father,
John Yarger, on Bunday.
Mrs. Jennie Wyle and baby have
gone to visit triends Cilen Iron and
Mifflinburg for a week or ten days.
Mrs. Evelyn Musser returned from
a week's visil to friends at Bellefonte,
E. Li. Blover has purchased a new
thresher, the Russill & Co. make with
a Battley stacker attached, which is
without doubt far superior to the
Blower. This stacker oscillates in a
half circle, or almost any part of a
half circle. Mr. Btover expects to use
both of his machines the entire season,
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Nittany Mountain,
Mrs. O. M. Loneberger is confined to
the house, suffering with a lame back.
Charley Pecht, stave sawyer, who is
working in Big Valley, was to see his
best girl over Bunday.
James A. Noll and family, of Jean-
dette, visited Mr. Noll’s uncle, Tone
Noll,
Houser Bros. moved their saw mill
and engine on their timber tract last
week.
Mr. Wakefield, of Johnstown, an
uneie of Mrs, Cal. Horner, visited at
the Horner's several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Osman and
nephew, Jesse Templeton, of Altoona,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Ose
man's mother, Mrs, Kate Horner,
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Centre Reporter $1.00 a year.
r having spent a few
attended the
in UU county
Frank
f Cousin nion
his cousin,
at
Lamont.
rf re
inst week
i
Lin. B. Bott turned to his work |
Tus Hany Of
ur tow
gman KE. W. KEvey has |
of super.
for the Mur- |
with |
$
been raised to the ition
(1¢
Lum
ainry
inte
ray ury,
fis hieh the
geribe is pleas
W. H. Dress
visit to
he Chi
church
te)
tain
ght their
Was ia if last
rot
week.
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well at- |
ni Lose
Hires
sunday
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Mure,
with
and
spending #4 Lithie
locality.
Fatur-
s and relatives in this
fammie Mu
ended
friend
Miss
day for an ex
tern part of the slate.
of Btate College,
of A. A, Miller.
turgis returned from at-
£1
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ier 18]
visit with friends
in the wes
Miss Andrews,
at the howe
Iw
visiting
Miss Bessie 8
tending commencement exercises in
Williamsport Friday.
Mrs. R. J. Bmith and children,
Miss Minerva Smith
burg on Monday visiting
Mallory.
Miss Bertha Weiser, of Bellefonte,
visited her parents over Bunday.
and
Rebers-
Chae
were in
Mrs
Harry Ream returned from Myers
town, where he had been attending
college and will spend his vacation
with his parents,
Miss Lizzie Miller is visiting her
aunt, Mra, Kerstetter, in Lock Haven,
George Tobias, of Bellefonte, is pay-
ing his parents a visit this week,
Rev. Bamuel Smith, of Rebersburg,
was in town Monday.
John Melntire and family, of
Athens, are visiting Mr. Mclntire's
mother, Mrs. KE. J. Bwauger,
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New Lodge at Spring Mills,
The new lodge I. O. O. F., No, 607
was instituted June 19 by D. D. G. M.,
J. BE. Etters, of No. 717, with the fol-
lowing officers :
N. OW, O Gramloy : V. O.«KT. Jamison :
Secy.~F. 8B, Muster; Asst. Secy.~H. 8 Braneht ;
Troae J. C, Wagner; Ward. Jerry Shunk; 0, 6,
ff. A Blover; 1. GJ. A, Wagner, Con. F,
Kennelly: R.& N.G.=J. A Grenoble; L. 8 N. G.
well, P. Long; 8. BA, Li. Duck; L. 8. 8). E.
Hweotwood | Chap~W. C. Blerly ; R. 8 V,
B.W. Ripka; I. 8 V. GJ. 0. Beatty,
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A Presbyterian church has been
organized at Burnham, with Rev, W,
E. Steckel as pastor. A chapel cost | |
Gh
ing $4000 will be built.
Michael VW
Bo
EK
I. K. Bmit Ww § nn Huntingd«
] k. He
Saturday to
of Pittsburg,
dwar «» Woods,
A gr force of The
(i ioty
mower can i
i
2
farm imple-
He is
You
Miserabl
hant Ma
:
ned Thomas Mizener, Jesse W
Adam
e McKeague,
Answer
sUmme
Matter and Htabley to
al
of
before 'Hquir
town, to illegal
by John
¥, a charge
fishing
Caflisch.
Dr. ll. G
lodged against them
Bickel
to the farm residence of Irvin
to administer
one of his little girlie,
hold of
butter color
was hastily sum-
Mone
Hnook antidote to
who had gotten
of patent
lowed half the
The poison in the butler
color rendered the child unconscious,
in which state it remained all day.
A ww
al
a four ounce bottle
and swal
contents,
Wedded at Pottstown,
The following appeared in the Potts
town Ledger, June 19: Miss Anna R.
Evans, only daughter of Rev, Dr. and
Mrs. I. Kryder Evans, was wedded
last last evening, to Dr. Frederick
Van Buskirk, at the residence of the
bride's parents, in the presence of a
Hmited number of guests, Dr. Evans,
father of the bride, performed the cer-
emony. The wedding was a quiet af-
fair, owing to the recent death of the
groom’s mother. The couple were sat-
tended by Mies M. Helen Miller, of
Philadelphia, as maid of honor, and
Percy Williamson, of Pottstown, as
best man,
Dr. and Mrs. Van Buskirk will be at
home to their friends after September
1, in the pew fine residence that the
groom has had erected on Hanover
street nbove King. They departed on
a wedding trip of several weeks’ dura
tion.
Bend the news to the Reporter.
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Current Rate . Interest
When the
Com pa ny a Co-partnership
Wey
the
you
Ten Years and Five Months
To pay it back at the
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With Interest at 3 Per Cent,
Per Annum
on the graduating scale, which
amounts to 154 per cent. sim.
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trict investigation courted
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