THE CENT
S. W. SIUTH,
RE REPORTER.
Editor and Proprietor,
Centra Har, . . PENN’A.
Al 1%] » STN 5 « a |
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1003, |
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There have t losses to this date,
we
Spring Mills.
The late rains caused Penus ereek to
raise,
Elmer Leitzell of Lewisburg, is vis-
ting at the home of James Leitzell.
Mrs. Ada V. Runkle, landlady of}
the Mottor House, York, spent a week
at the home of John Smith.
The Lutheran Sunday school will |
hold their first picnic next Saturday
at the sand spring, in Hon. William
Allison's grove.
Mra daughter, and
Altoons, are visiting at the home of D. |
Barree. Mrs. Jones is threatened with
typhoid fever, i
The K. G. E
aratio:
Jones sou, of
are making great prep-
Labor
Day. Thes meme-
bers Monday evening and have
five new apj They
mark.
Bellefonte on
five new
i to go to
initiated
last
i will soon
Let the
licants,
hundred
worl od "n
WOTrK go on.
reach ti
good
Paul B
ierly, son of Rev. Bierly, was |
kicked on the |
to Israel Z
for sever
R. G. Kennely
charge of I
up near Stone
Wm. of
will be home this
mother aud sister
bridge ACTros8 SInging
The new i Fi
If
gr by a horse belonging
ibler. It made him limp
al days.
ind wife will take
vichley’s boarding house,
Creek, this week.
Freeport
to
Stover,
Iilinois,
week visit his
Creek is finished at
two years to build a bridge
last, takes
a
small stream, how long will it take to
it
BOTY
build one across a river a mile wide
Frank Mayes, a member of the firm
of Keller & Mayes woolen factory, at
Houserville, was here looking up the
interests of their factory, a: Kk the
third degree in the K. G. E. lodge.
Boyd Auman left last Monday for |
Steubenville, Ohio, where he accepted
a position as stenographer with some |
large firm, i
nd to
The new iron bridge is at last com-
pleted, and we can boast of having the
only state bridge in the county. It|
will be appreciated all the more since
it was so long coming.
Misses Florida and Bertha
gan their Mon- |
day last. The former bas charge of
the intermediate school in Centre Hall
and the latter has Hill
school
Prof. A. M. Allison left on Tuesday |
last for Orange City, Iowa, where he |
Duck be- |
work as teachers on
the Centre
has secured a position as teacher in
the public schools,
J. F. Rearick sold the home he now |
occupies to C. J. Finkle for a consider- |
ation of fifteen hundred dollars. Mr,
Reariek intends locating elsewhere,
Mrs. Churehill, nee Adda Van'Val- |
zak, of Bt. Louis, spent a few days vis-
iting Miss Mary Woods and other ac-|
quaintances.
Mrs. Ed. Rubl accompanied by her
three children, is visiting friends in
Montgomery,
The Harrisburg party who were be-
ing entertained at the home of C, E,
Zeigler for the past few weeks, left for
their homes last Baturday. Before
leaving they gave a Hard Time party
for a number of their friends, enter-
taining them in Mr. Long's park.
Miss Anna Sowers left for Philadel-
phia some time ago, where she has se-
cured employment as a dressmaker.
Boyd Auman has secured a position
in Steubenville, Ohio, as & clerk. He
left Monday morning,
Mrs. Condo and small son, of How-
ard, are visiting the former's sister,
Mrs. Braucht,
W. H. Bmith left on Tuesday morn-
ing for Harrisburg, to attend the Dem-
ocratic State Convention in session
there.
Jacob Bitner and sister, Miss Jennie,
are visiting in Bnow Hhoe this week,
They made the trip with horse and
buggy driving only as far as Belle.
fonte the first day.
Miss Bella Jones and brother Hugh,
of Altoona, are visiting their grand-
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Barree.
Will have quite a number of picnics
within the next ten days. On Thurs
day the Reformed Bunday school will
have one at Allison's sand spring ; on
Haturday the Lutherans will have
theirs at the same place, and on Hat.
urday of the foliowing week the Evan-
gelicals aud United Evapgelicals will
hold a union picnic in Gentzels grove
a short distance up Georges Valley,
Wilbur Burkbolder, of Bellefonte.
was here last week reviewing his old
hunting grounds. Mr. Barkholder
was formerly assistant at this station,
and while here was frequently on the
war path.
Mrs. Margaret Ruhl and family left
on Tuesday last to visit Mr. and Mrs. |
Willis Rishel, at Montgomery, both of
whom formerly resided here. Mrs.
Rishel is a daughter of David Ruhl,
deceased,
George H. Lose, of Bellefonte, made
a visit to this place last week, greeting
his friends and enjoying himself
among the hills of Penns Valley. Mr.
Lose is very affable and agreeable, and |
a gentlernan of fine personal appear- |
ance,
The $6000 bridge over Sinking Creek
is about completed, with the excep-
tion of a little painting. No doubt
the bridge will be accepted this week,
when it will be duly opened for travel,
best bridge in
the county. i
The inclement weather of late has |
interfered very materially with the
Many potatoes are still in
the ground, and those that are out ap-
pear to be rapidly decaying. Evident-
farmers,
Harris Township.
An interesting harvest service was
held in the Lutheran church on SBun-
day. Next Bunday morning the har-
vest home will be celebrated in the
Reformed church.
The people of the community are in-
vited to a social on Thursday evening,
Sept. 3rd, at the home of Wm. Go-
heen, given by the ladies of the Pres-
byterian chureb.
The sympathy of the people is ex-
tended to the Misses Bara and Clara
Keller, who are mourning the death
of their sister, Mrs. C. I. Rhone, at
Los Angeles, Cal.
Edwin, only child of Bolomon Lohr
Thomas Riley is seriously ill.
Mrs. Amanda Fisher spent last week
with her sister, Mre. John Stuart, at
is
ill. Priscilla Stuart
her this week
staying with
Aaronsburg,
Geo. Whitmer accompanied by his
brother and two sisters, of Balem,
spent a few days with their uncle,
Henry Philips. |
Prof. W. T. Meyer and Miss Elsie |
Philips bave left for Philadelphia to]
teach music. i
Dr. D. Mingle and daughter Bessie, |
of Iowa, are paying a visit to the for- |
church Bunday evening.
Mrs. Allen Earbard, of Kansas, is
of Jessie Wert.
Ohio, is visiting friends here,
Mrs. Anna Wyle, of Mifflinburg, was
Miss Anna Andes, who has been
tory one,
The venerable Charles Miller, who
for some
His
does not improve.
still precarious,
condition
cl ff Soe ———————
ts
Plum Grove,
Maggie Kuhn spent Sunday at
the Old
Miss
the home of her parents, at
to harvest
; most of it would away
had not wet weather set , and the
chances are that some will spoil if the
Still some oats and some
be
in
3 .
# not soon change,
Most farmers considerable
ti
fiave
piowing to do yet on account of
oats being isle.
had
to cut his arm badly, requiriog eight
the It
caused by a grain cradle fallin
it
Philip Auman the misfortune
stitches to close wound,
g
a nail, where had previously
hung
Wm. C. Cu
College, visited ut
stard and wife,
the home
of
J aool
asl week,
' ¢
Newton Bhawley, of
Miss Jessie Harsl
Hall, visited at the
this place
of
of
’
Centre
the for-
mer's parents at Axemann, last week,
the
of
1barger,
home
The birthday surprise party at
home of W, H
their daughter
Swartz, honor
Miss
There
had
in
Prudence,
would have
weather
genuine surprise,
been more present the
been pleasant.
Misses Ada and Annie Weaver visit-
their parents one
Wm.
day
T
A Le
Homan and wife spent Sun-
among friends at Boalsburg.
patrons all seem to be glad they
(George Bharer spent Sunday with
his friend Keller, at Kellersville,
Miss Annie Carper and Mr, Shaw-
Wm
ley visited at the home of Jacob Shar-
er on Sund AY.
Potters Mills
That person had better not
try to
Jeblehimer's cellar again,
or he will get what he is uot looking
for.
D. J. Meyer and wife and Wit Me
place Sunday on their way to Reeds
ville
Miss Anos Beblehimner has
Pottaville to
to
are
gone
attend school. All
The many friends of Miss Cordelia
Acker are pleased that she has again
returned to this place and the children
are delighted to have their teacher
back. Parents have no trouble to get
their children to go to school, for
which the teacher deserves much
praise. The writer wishes her success,
The many friends of Mrs. Henry
Hankey will be sorry to hear of her ac-
cident. Bhe fell down the stone cel-
lar steps and received some severe
bruises, but no bones were broken.
Grandpa Stabl was in town Sunday
to see Lis little granddaughter.
J. O. Btover and Clark Bible, who
are employed at Burnham, spent Bun-
day at home,
Mrs. Wolf and Amelia Btover have
returned from a visit to friends in
Milroy.
Mrs, Cal. Ruhl is home from a visit
to her mother at York.
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New Jewelry Store,
Jewelry and silverware for sale. Re-
pairing of watches a specigity. Work
guaranteed. Eyes tested free. Best
quality lenses. Dinges store room.
W. B. Krave
——
A Remarkable Record, 7
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has a
remarkable record. It has been in use
for over thirty years, during which
time many million bottles have been
sold and used. It has long been the
standard and main reliance in the
treatment of croup in thousands of
homes, yet during all this time no case
has ever been reported to the manu-
facturers in which it failed to effect a
cure. When given as soon as the
Shiid becomes hoatas or even a4 soon
as the croupy cough a t wi
prevent the attack. tnt to
take ; many children like it. Itcon-
tains no opium or other harmful sub.
stance and may be given as confident
ly toa baby as to an adult. For sale
Miss Phoebe Miller returned
Mrs. John Fisher and two children,
| burg.
Frank Sharp, of Philadelphia, visit.
ed in SBhiogletown
i tate
Oiled
James Thompson, of =
transacted business here Monday.
ed court last week.
N.W
Pine (
WwW.
| were guests at Locust
irove Mills Saturday.
{
(irove farm on
Bunday
E.R the
City, was entertained at the bome of
Mrs. Bara Rankin.
will open
Mclutyre, of Mountain
The schools
R. B. Harrison
| Hill.
| Academy at Bell
| day moved to
There is sickness
Monday, 7th.
t Roe
Edward Meyer will teach in
will teach a Hn
th
foute, and on
that place,
again
Bear
RAMONE
i cattle grazing in the
The wet weather is supposed to be the
it
{ cause of
i SL
Rrebersburg.
The p
ly being reduced to
dition by
for their
those
Bp i
its normal con-
the muny visitors
respective homes,
who left
are Rev. David
Mr. and Mire. Orvi
Ocker and Tamily, =, Frank and
family, Miss Kreamer, Mrs, H
E. Jenkins and son, Edwin Nearhood
and family.
Rev.
during the last week
# Walker, Forest
Ss
Tace
H. B.
his western
from
by
returned
benefitted
Harman
trip mu
his vacation
Miss Ama Gi
a
8
Riley ents rianined her
cousin, Heckman, from
over Bunday.
Amor
returned
are Menars
Weber,
Weaver,
Brungart.
| Charles Miller,
| with typhoid fever, is again able t
out, and it is hoped he
to grow stronger.
Mrs, John Wolfe
ill for the
ent is beginning to improve,
Messrs, T. E. R Henry
Esq, and H. E. Royer
ness trip to Bellefonte on Monday.
Orvis Frank
friends in Selinsgrove
T. A. Auman
cow from J. N. Moyer lust week.
Mrs. Phoebe Brungs
2 men who have
the yi
Ung
from the summer's
Mor ’
Wen ve r,
Emerick
ir
Bruce is,
Curtis
Lyun
and Vietor
who has been il
bur
will
has been seriously
last few weeks but at
pres.
wer,
Meyer,
spent Bunda
bought a
*t
On Monday Forest Emerick with
where he will work iu a freight office.
Prof. E. R. Brungart has gone
MifMlinburg, where he holds the prin-
cipalship of the schools. Mrs. Brun-
gart was unable to scecompany him
owing to the illness of her mother,
Mra. Wolfe,
Messrs, W. J. Carlin and Hon, SBam-
uel Frank left on Tuesday for Harris-
burg and Philadelphia, where they
will spend a few days
J. B. Kreamer acoympunied his
daughter, Mrs. 8. 8. Frauk, to Harris-
burg on Tuesday.
a
Our semi-annual half-price
sale begins to-day,
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
Bellefonte, Pa,
to
Farmers Mills,
Misses Katie and Rosie Armbruster
returned from their trip to Atlantic
City Saturday afternoon,
George Ream, of Bunbury, made »
few calls in this community Bunday.
C. F. Hagen, of Beaver Dam, was
home with his parents and friends
over Bunday.
A. C. Homan, of Nittany, spent Bun-
day with his parents and friends,
W. F. Rishel and Bamuel Frederick
were out buying cattle Monday.
J. F. Hagen & Co., oarpenters, are
doing a rushing business,
The Fisher property sold Baturday
was purchased by Samuel Frederick,
for five thousand and ten dollars,
Cail on J. H, Rishel for a fine line
of general merchandise at reasonable
by C. W. riz, Tusseyville ; F, A.
on, Potters Mille.
been confined to her room for the past
| week. At present she is improving.
Prof. Kdward Stover's
Polly
Main street.
Walter, of Mifflinburg,
have goue to
ten-
| housekeeping in Stover's
| emuent house on
Mrs. Henry
| spent a few days
Weaver
vy
al the home of Geo,
Matthew Swabb and bride, of Manor,
ti
| spent thelr noneymoon with ie
AA
irs
SWRLD
Detw iler,
| groom's mother,
Mr Mrs, Js
m .
Nusseyville, were al
| Warren Winklebleeh on
ardd cob
wee the home of
I'hursday.
C. A. Weaver and family, of Co-
| burn, spent Bunday in town.
i -
.
{ Lemont.
Robert U Wa
| Bellefonte Monday
up
pla ©,
MEO EY
”
i i"
departed fe
evening, to be
work
which opens d
| ready to take his in the
i schivels at that
{ Tuesday.
The
| will open Monday,
Frank Bohn, o1
| prising
{
i * t $
Choos Of township
farmers,
| having his teams
ing potatoes, and
| right urina was bro
bruised consider
Ly
‘
ntleman of
| Alii
i
i ted
town, while
pring creek
thrown from
William tle, a highly
this
Hee ih
Fok rid
old ge
i
| watering his he K
one day last week, was
the horse into the water and was al-
most drowned
Heury F.
are rejoicing over
| pound baby boy
Mrs. J. B. Hern
! Miller have ne
Houtz and his good wife
the srrival of a nine
an and Miss Phoebe
turned from their visit
{ the former's daughter,
Longwell, of Phila, and
at the howe
Mrs. Muggie
report a pleasant
1 My Mrs.
rejoicing over the
visit
Kerns,
of
and Andrew
arrival a fine
daughter last week
fp
Smuliton.
Henry Gentzel and family, of Bober,
visited at the home of Mrs. Gentzel’
| father on Sunday.
Odis Wolf is quite ill with pneumo-
nia. Charles Drumm, who has been
sick for the last week is improving
Mayme Wolf went to Lamar Moop-
| day.
John Waite and son, who were here
| to attend the funeral of his mother re-
turned to their
1
and children, of
home at SBmithport
Harry Stove
r
Salona, are visiting at
wri Frazier and Mrs
the home of Serene Harry.
Anus Harry, who spent a few weeks
| at
Lock Haven, returned home
mother, of
Monday.
Alma Gramley and her
| Rebersburg. were in town
Thad. Stover and Henry Smull went
| to Bell fonte Monday.
- a
Beech,
thiresher was at
he
Chursday last, but
Henry Lingle's
their gasoline
i gine did not work very well,
James Reeder has just finished
ting oats ; he is a little behind the rest
Miss Sadie Barger, of Milroy, return.
ed to her home on Bunday, after a
three weeks’ visit with her brother,
Miles J. Barger.
James Leitzel and father made a bus
iness trip to this place.
Mary Barger put the Deckes
house in proper condition for the open.
ing of school Monday.
David Lingle, of Decker Valley, was
in this place Monday.
The festival was postponed
count of the rain.
A
Smithtown.
Smith Bros. are kept busy threshing
through this section,
B. F. Frankenberger threshed nine.
ty-seven bushels of wheat from three
acres. Who can beat that ?
Calvin Swartz is helping his brother
Harvey, near Centre Hall. Now the
work will move,
Sorry to suy that W. F, Bmith is no
better at this writing.
5, H. Bressler gays the plums are
about past,
Charles Frankenberger would sell
his horse if he could get his price.
Peaches are scarce.
C—O I
His Lite Saved by Chamberlain's Colle,
Cholera and Diarrhoen Remedy.
“B. L. Byer, a well known cooper of
this town, says he believes Chamber.
lain’s Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy saved his life ast summer,
He bad been sick for a month with
what the doctors call billious dysen-
tery, and could get nothing to do
any good until he tried this re
It gave him immediate relief,” says
T. Little, merchant, Hancock, Md,
CHL.
woh
on AO.
prices,
Oak Hall,
Misses Anna Dale, Marion and Lau-
ra Benner, Messrs. EE. K. Bmith, ¥Kd-
win and Harry Benuer attended the |
Odd Fellows Hunter's Park |
pienic at
a
i .
J
1,71
¥
P
Philadelphia & H., Divine,
and Northern Central Eallway.
vi
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¢
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Time TabIS
the Lutheran church last Bunday at
The citizens of Boalsburg wili hold
a picnic at Shingletown Baturday.
to its new quarters in Mr. Close’s store,
All are sorry to have Miss
and family, of
y fly lav
toopsburg, spent last Hunday
Clem Dale, Esq. transacted |
at this place Tuesday morning
tween trains
J. Krader, 3
writes that everyt
+ 1
~ fountain
progressi
10
honest
i
{0
"
Ling is
out there and he would like
twenty-five trustworthy and
men ; carpenters, lumberinen ne-
te
masons, brick-layers, mill- :
wrigh
teamsters, drillers, dynamite blasters,
and millers,
-
..
Colyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
| family,
I Mrs. Wm
Grace, of
of this
MeClell
Pleasant
all and
Unity,
and relist
day ds
Reed
Miss Emma Swartz and
Mover, of
vi
wil
Viiit
PURBeVYYVIL
{
©. Bre
week riends
giting
Pittsburg aud Niagara |
Miss Fapnie
§
{spent a few d
ne
friend,
with a fair
er =i “1
Mrs , rs
boys, of Reber
spd Mrs, J.
Third street
Prof. E
the Mifllinburg
been
M
$
has BU ring at
arrived in tow hursday sand has
again taken up his residence o
He
wi
nut street ompanieqa
his father
hie
PW
detained in
week or two
Uoclalmed Letters
ff :
PDIIOW
The
letters remuainin
a list
Ki
g in the Centre
postoffice Rept. 1, 190
The Home Co
Rishel, J. H
(losser. M. D
Persons calli
Mrs. Chri
Esq., H
lore
lege,
(iosner,
for the
ivertised.
M Boal
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Da
Af cope
BDO
BAY Ley were ua
(31
i Mr. DP
throughnu Wi ert
ties, W. Va , most
ito 1 Kinde
was alm hopels
diarrhoea ;: was
sicians whogave b
Lie ve
al
attended
im iittle,
lief, when a neighbor jearaning of
serious condition, brought hima b
tof Chamberlain's Colic, Chol
Diarrhoea Remedy, whi
in less than twenty-four hours
teale by C. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville ;
{ A. Carson, Potters Mills,
r
cured hin
Children’s Misses’
sols,
aud Ladies’ Para-
The new line is shown.
10 cent Curtain Pole—~Ash, Cherry
and White,
6 yards of White Lace Besding in a
pack-—b cents a pack.
25
More of those
Curtains
cents a pair Sash
Sash Rods 5 cents up.
98 cents for a first class Calico Wrap-
per.
Matting 12 1-2¢ to 80 cents,
The new styles in Shirt Walsts Sets,
Porch Bwings $2.50,
Voiles—Chevoits, Broadclot
Bicilians and the new
large assortment.
Lace Striped Mohairs—Cream and
Navy ; some oaii ii ein stitched
at 50 cents the yard.
All the new White Goods for wedding
and commencement, from 16¢ to
76c the yard. The luces to go
with in Normandy, Vals and
Mechlins.
Pearl Buttons from 14 to 24 line, 2
dagen for 5 cents. Not one-half
the regular price.
Dosen of new patterns in waistings,
b, Mohair,
fabric in
A
For sale by C, W, Bw Tussey ville ;
F. A. Carson, Poters Mills.
H. THOMAR, Bupt.
Why Pay Rent or te
Current Rate . Interest
When the
HomeCo-Operative
Com pa ny a Co-partnership
will furnish you the money
0 buy a home, or pay the
mortgage off, and give you
Ten Years and Five Months
To pay it back at the
Rate of $8.50, per Month,
With Interest at 3 Per Cent,
Per Annum
on the graduating scale, wich
Rmonnte 10 1 per cent. sims
ie interest ou amount,
trict investigation courted.
1 wm also agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance
Society of New York
i ne Jargon Im the World,
ur fe until y
rite or call oh
355 nation of
ny in u
ton, rguired will
Edwin K. Smith
General
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