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THE
S. WwW,
SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
CenTRE HaLL PENN’A.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1903.
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There have
Feds
nles
dete on lal
Money by
been
3s HAUS
feut
sale
no losses i
Lemont.
Mra. Charles Hoy
AY
vi
and Miss Rignter,
are here
Hoy
. Williams departed for Gar-
of Michigan, visiting at
home of Benjamin
Jal
man’s Mills, (
he will
The
nn al
nes {
‘ambrig county, where
have work as a plasterer,
farmers ai
fodder.
H. Rb
3
d hauling
f Jol
i son ol
ing c
Huston,
ed to the he
1 uey,
is
confi se wit catarrh
» crowd
Mour
week age attepdance,
atrons
more confider
worst
Mrs.
ing.
Ows ths the p
1€ hope that
is over,
Bible is sti
Samuel ill
ame a
Rebersburg.
of Freep
visiting friends in town.
Krumrine
Olie Gramley, wort, 111,
C eorge came home
week to visit his parents holds
claenrge
ittsburg
Mrs. Peter
Coburn,
a good position inp
Jerry Kessler and
ler spent Sunday
Miss Emma Bair visited fi
at
iends at
Jellefonte last week,
W.F
their i
ing two weeks with his father
ter, Mrs. H. G. Krap»
Thomas Zeigler, of El
fo town |
mt and sot
H
in Pittsburgh after
Wer rk. left
hotne
dred, McK
county, carne ast
WwW.
i# old chums
Weber,
to g
F.
did
H
Mill
man's hor
place
a Ins
Prof Ed
ited |
day.
Mrs
day fr
tives in Loganton
Arthur Brown and brother Antho-
ny, of Bellefonte, were the guests of
H. G. Krape on Tuesday.
Rev. Smith is slowly recovering from
the fall be received two weeks ago,
huntirg with | ‘
Btover avd Willis
t get mueh
{3 to
Krape meade Npring
fn trip
: Hn
Biv
I'he K
flee
in Columibu
aul week
©
ihout Ist, and
i. Lnio
Aron
this piace
inn
Stover, of wl vise
urg,
is parents at wer Sun-
Abbie Miller ¢
om a two week
home Sun-
with rela
Aine
' visit
mii diem
Mingoville.
There are three or four cases of diph-
theria at this place. Two children of
the Kuepp family died last week from
that disease,
The Rams” hunting club are hunt.
ing in the Allegheny Mountains,
From last reports they had killed
“three deer.
———— A] So {TA
One hundred and fifty over-
coats for men, youths and chil-
dren at half price.
MONTGOMERY & CO.,
Oak Hall,
Miss Ella Dale was on the sick list
last week, due, to vaceination, but is
improving, and all wish for her speedy
recovery.
A.W,
spent Saturday at Pleasant Gap, visit-
ing Luther Dale and family.
The schools have both opened again,
since all think the small pox is over,
or at least hope so. The attendance is
James Kusterborder
and family
Edward Sellers, the hustling im-
plement dealer, spent last Saturday in
Centre Hall,
Samuel Weber has returned to Al-
apprentice. These
tions are only open to college gradu-
posi-
He is a bustler and will
There is a good deal of corn to husk
valley yet, while some of the
E. K. Smith is organizing a Bunday
also
Lemont. He is the only mem-
the State Alumni Association
and he was jpstructed by the State Su.
the inter-
It is for a good
cause, help it along.
A ct sem ———
Red Mill
John Mensch, of
several days last week at the
Sunbury,
home
spent
of
lower,
Mrs, Jane Musser,
Mrs
of Bellefonte,
John Black,
vis-
sever.
al days
Mr.
grand
and Mrs. Andrew Jordan and
-child, Boyd Jordan, spent Moun-
al the
Misses
home of
Pearl
nds
Weaver,
Wm.
ane of Win
B.F.B
iday after
duy
Frank Bogdan.
and Kritzer
of Israel
Virgie
spent 5 y at the home
Mrs, Nefl spent a at the}
Bower,
al returned to
day
he
Altoona last
spent
Fr
with his parents.
having some
nt
le, Andrew
George Jordan spe Sunday
L at
FOOTE
iE
» Meiss spent
n at the home of Geo.
Jitner,
Misses Cora and Pearl
Mr
Tuesday
Frank Bogdan.
Miss Mary Jordan t
Mrs, Confer
the
and John spent
afternoon at home
ook up her resi-
the home of Andrew Jordan
Monday.
dence at
——
West Brush Valley.
-
iO
This
east of Penns
pl aCe |
bounded
Mountain,
Ave,
' by Nittany
M
on
on
wd sonburg, and ou the sout
Mountain.
wife, and
the
CR, #On0
Perry,
nday at home of James
Elsie Lim
1 in Millheim last week
Wert
Sunday
«ta Beek and
and
the
Samuel
Beck spent at home of
Harry Resm.
MeClell Wm.
at the
John Wert
of H.
and
home
an,
GG. D. Orndorf spent Bunday with
Duck
D. C. Dueck transacted business in
Valley Saturday evening
Grenoble Bros, will soon have their
Bellefonte, Pa.
Gap.
Andrew Ocker transacted business
toy Gramley of Penns Valley, trans.
acted business at this place,
W. E. Bierly, of Spring Mills,
preached an able sermon in Bt, Paul's
Saturday even-
ev
John Wert expects to finish sawing
A. Finkle tract this week.
Some of the yonng people went to
evening.
The old hunters
Deer the
expect lo go to
last week in the
Af ———
Plum Grove,
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Durst spent
Sunday afternoon with their daughter,
Mrs. Milton Snyder,
Newton Shawley spent Sunday at
the home of Jacob Sharer,
Miss Annie Carper spent Sundsy
with her sister, Mrs, Zeigler,
Mesars, Dale Benner, Maurice Shutt,
Herbert Klinger, and sister Gertrude,
of Rock View, spent Bunday with their
friends, Misses Prudence and Lucina
Bwartz
George Bharer spent Sunday at the
home of George Gingerich,
Mr. Boyder, of Centre Hall, spent
Sunday at the home of N. B, Shaffer,
There is quite a guessing among the
young people who the Plum Grove
scribe is ; perhaps the jolly mail car-
rier oan tell you,
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Druggisu,
Aaronsburg,
Messrs. Stambach, Deardorf and
Bpangler, of York, are spending a
week here hunting,
the guest of his nother,
Mr. and Mrs. John C,
visiting friends in Bellefonte,
Ira Gramley’s have moved from this
Harry Bear, of Altoona, was
few days with his family.
Harry Wyle has returned to
family after having spent the summer
at Windber.
Migs
spent Sunday at
Rupps.
Miss Maud Wagner,
a few
Stover.
R. W. Jamison, of Lock Haven,
made a business trip to town one day
last week,
home a
his
Kerstetter, of Coburn,
the a of Mre.
Lizzie
of
her
Beech, spent
Ralph
days with uncle,
after spending the greater
year in the West
Pr. D. K.
spent Sunday
Musser, of Bellefonte,
with his aged
Yargeris on the sick list.
Her father is improving.
mother,
Miss Lizzie
—r——
Harris Township.
held in the
Boalsburg every
Eutertainments
Presbyterian hall
evening during the
were
in
week
traveling medicine company,
past by a
Invitations are out for the
of Lillian Grace Ross,
of Mr. and Mrs. James I Ross to Phil-
ip Bliss Meyer, of Woodford,
H. OC. Gettig, of Pitcairn,
to the bedside of his little
who is jll will catarrh fever,
Mr. Ze of Milton,
| ter ding t to 5 the duties in the
marriage
oldest
Virginia,
was called
daughter
been st-
igler, has
office for
Linden Hall,
hunting
i the railroad company at
while P. ( dradford
ig out
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
{ flinburg, have been =; ending a
| at the home of Mrs
Mr and Mrs.
Miss Rudy,
| short time among friends here
Wm. wife, of Altoona:
Mrs fKansas ; Mrs, Julia Mu:
ser, of Pine Grove Mills : Mrs. Lytle,
| of State College, and El
| family, of Kellerville
here over Sunday
Miss Edpa Sta
visiting here,
Alfred Osman, of ¢
of Mif-
week
parents
dover,
Boyer's
Jacob Lee.
of State College, spent a
Cann and
Ivins, «
Imer Ishler and
were visitors
mim, of Altoona, was
he Mountain City
ed business here
Monday.
Mrs. Miller spent a few days at the
yiie at State College,
Miss Mardie Wagner, of Bellefonte
jeulah Fort
and
home
ney
Will
Helen, of Altoona,
Murray
Wagner, wife, daug
are visiting hers
Leitzel
No
uart, of
| spent Sunday at hi»
home in rthumberiand
Will
g the hut
Lohr
nly
St Pittsburg, is hers
joyit ting season,
Fravk
at tl
| Mrs
and family
sper ti
ie Cou seat,
Solomon Lobr and
nm Ex
Harry Gilmen and wife visited J.
W. Miller, at Pine Hall,
Commissioner P. H
Sunday here,
teport of Rock Hill school for
second month ending Nov
Harrison teacher : Pupils enrolled 40
average attendance, 32 ; per cent
tendance, 86 ; visited by
ent C. L.
Walnut Grove schoo
Sunday.
Meyer
»
“-y
86 Superintend-
Gramley.
1, Della
teacher : Pupils enrolled,
tendance good ; per cent
ie, 19; at]
in the differ |
ent branches, physiology, 57:
grammar 55
arithmetic. 71;
recitations, 66;
history,
62: geography, 70; written |
mental arithmetic,
reading, 72; writing, 73; |
orthography, 80; average per cent. of |
all studies, 70; some of the best schol- |
ars averaged 75 per cent. in studies.
Shingletown school, George €. Hos- |
terman, teacher Pupils enrolled, 13;
average per cent. of attendance, 9; |
Ruth aud Orie Rupp were present |
every day during the month,
Boalsburg primary, C. G. Wieland,
teacher : Pupils enrolled, 40; average
attendance, 35; those in attendance |
every day during the month, Sophia |
Weber, Naomi Myers, Ida SBegner, El
sie Rishel, Clara Kerstetter, Ruth
Young, Ethel Gingerich, Bessie
Young, Roy Coxey, John Weber, Ed-
ward Isenberg, Ralph Rishiel, Ray Lu-
cas, Boyd Wieland, Wayne BShutt,
Lynn Kerstetter, Guyer Durst, Silas
Gibony, Roland Young, Fred Ishler.
Number of visitors, 5,
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{From the Atchison, Kan ,
This Is the season when the woman
who knows the best remedies for
froup Is in demand in every neighbor.
hood. One of the most terrible things
in the world is to be awakened in the
middle of the night by a whoop from
one of the children. The croup reme-
dies are almost as sure to be lost, in
case of croup, as a revolver is sure Lo
be lost in case of burglars, There used
to be an old-fashioned remedy for
croup, known as hive syrup and tolu,
but some modern mothers say that
Chamberlain’d Cough Remedy is bet.
ter, and does not cost so much. It
causes the patient to “throw up the
phlegm” quicker, and gives relief in a
shorter time. Give this remedy nas
soon wa the croupy cough appears and
it will Tevet the attack, It never
fails an In Pleasant and safe to take.
For sale by W. Swartz, Tusseyville;
F. A. Carson, Potters Mills.
RE
Write Grant Hoover for prices on
Daily Globe. |
| Woodward.
| Mrs. J. F. Motz and baby Robert
went to Mifflinburg last Baturday.
Miss Caroline Yearick, of Mifflin-
| burg, spent a few
! friends at this place,
Dr. Ard wife
Philadelphia last week
and returned from
Samuel and two chil-
dren, of near
the
Mowery, wife
Aaronsburg, spent Sun-
home of Mrs, Elias Motz
Orndorf, Chas, Kreamer,
Vins attended
Lutheran
day at
Klwood
Wolf
entertainment
church at Millheim
Mis. J.B
| do her work.
Mrs. Myrtle Wirth,
ill, is improving
CC. W. Hosterman is
| poreh built,
ooh
the
Sunday
i y
| Wm. nnd
the in
evening.
Glentzel is again able to
who had been
having
Hilda were
tev. Buck aud daughter
in town Sunday.
The Evangelicals expect to have a
| Christmas service Dec, 24.
Bp
Colyer.
Me and (
of P
days wi
Mr,
pura, Charles leveland Coons
ey, alton, are spendipg several
th friends nnd nuntiog,
1
Barker and family,
Shoe, spent Sunday
Joho Horner
Mre, Mary Wing
net on the
the
ui
Hor-
wilh
ard and Myra
are sick list, the latter
divhtheria
| J. Wm
Tussevville
Stump and James M
spent Sunday
Creek
Mr.
Housman
and Mrs, CO
transacle
fonte i hursday,
. Lillian Ge
N
returned 1
ra Gettig, and daug
» their home it
A ty
iny Mountain,
Ni
iNitta
opened ths
wl
(ye
Jess
Marte
fa,
Femplet
allend the |
Mrs. Mary
Parke r, of
Horne
Joh
her
's aunt,
Lou
bern Visiti
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or
it hier
week
Inst
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it never
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by simple means, after suffering for several years
with a severé lung affection, and that dread
disease Consumption, is anxious to make known
to his fellow suflerers the means of cure. To
those who desire it, be will cheerfully send (free
of ck harge) a copy of the prescription used, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption,
Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and all throat and
ung Maladies. He he pes all sufferers will try
his remedy, as it is invaluable, Those dewri ng
the prescriptic n, which will cost them nothis
and mav prove a blessing, will please address,
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Brookiya, New York.
CRANT HOOVER
Controls sixteen of the
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To the
tives of Jeremiah Kline, la
deceased, Sarah Klin
Musser,
Ann Hoy
Pa,; Dr. Pau
Avenue,
ganton,
and W
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mile east of Peni o wk, on
Catharine Rote Sooensed A
spring wes
sents, Bouse:
Novem?
Farmers
ments,
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Wend «
WEDNESDAY
the follawing
Sorrel team \
Ihe | ie 8 goon &
140 Its
La of
chains, log chnine, spres
single ay doable tress
Cyclone grass seeder, forks
some will be fresh by tine «
I monthe old, one steer, 6
three heifers, «ld singe pit uw
Wood binder I» ering mower, bay
grain drill, good ss pew: Champion
roller, good as pew Albright ou
onrnplanter attachms nt; 2 Roland chil)
2 pring tooth harpows: weapon witl
and §-ipch see] skein gonad sx ew
dpeh tire, tw. pairs hay Indders, ong
AR New Sp ng x Fagon with
sled, log whe A
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He sale at the resi
ed. at Beech, 2 miles onst
oid Decker Homeste ail,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27
the following property
Four good work hotees, two are bay mares, 5
years oud. one is a splendid driver, will work any
where: black horse 8 yea «, good leader; five head
mileh cows, one is shorthorn thoroughbred: six
head of young cattle; thoroughbred Holbein bull,
8 years old Two wagons, spring wagon, road
wagon, buggy, two umber sleds, guiser separator,
Jones lever binder. all fron hay tke,
mower, good as new: Excelsior reaper, Hench
oultivator, two spring peti Iwo can iback |
plows, corn shredder, new: Buckeye grain drill,
two small cultivators, two Centre Hall eors
planters, two bay ladders, and all implements
necwssary for farming, harpoon rope and pulleys,
horse gens, blacksmith tools, thirty «ix gallon
copper ketile, fron kettle, set butcher tools and
household goods GREEN DECKER
WM. GOHEEN, Auctioneer Spring Mills,
There will be oft
ferice of ti
of Potters B
$A M,
Bend the local news to the Reporter,
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HomeCo-Operative
rinership
money
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Ten Years and Five Months
Io pay it back at the
Rate of $8.50, per Month,
| With Interest at 3 Per Cent,
Per Annum
on the graduating sea'e, which
monte 4 1% per cont, slime
ple Interest on amount,
Strict investigation oonrted.,
I am also agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance
The larest
You eaninet
vivir ie
in the Wearld
wf tn Lrenire
BHI PHN ae Soe,
Write br ca’l on the Genera!
Agent fr full portions,
Any information required will
be plven
Edwin K. Smith
General Agent
Oak Hall Sta., Pa.