THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S.W, SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
CENTRE
THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1904.
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DEMOCRATIC CO, 0 MMITTEE—1904,
\ oH
K herr
ror
rper
Spring Mills.
is very to
Mrs. James Leit-
yme of her son, Dr. P. W
ud Mills, Pa. Her re-
ught to this place for
The community SOITY
learn of the deatl
zell, at the hi
Leitzell, Pe
mains will be br
burial Thursday mornin
Miss Dora Meyer,
daughter of Commissioner
er, is visiting her aunt,
Krape.
Boyd Auman
Ohio, Monda;
pects to spend the &
h of
srt ls
Fils
f Bellefonte,
P. H. Mey-
Mrs. C. A.
0
for Steubenville,
morning. He ex-
there,
ast
immer Can.
nm views
il, of
with his parents
resident
vassing stereoplic
Ambrose Gentze
spending some ti
Mr. Gentzall was
of this place aving
year ago.
makin
home,
John Hor
the appearance o
way of removing
the lawns,
Shamokin,
=
formeriy a
left here
During his stay
only a
here he is
2 on his
! Zeigler
eatly to
rties in the
i filling up
sOne
improvements
pie i by AE
is add
AGGIDE gre
f his prop
now of
fences a:
I. MM. Wtumley aocorm ne his
wife attends
Mrs. John as
last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Gentzail
friend, George
over Sunday.
sa jed by
vo faneral of his aunt,
£
rman, al Rebersburg,
entertained her
Weaver, of Altoons,
Sm ———
The wheat fields of Penns Valley
present a very sorry sSppearance,
The Luther League recently organ-
ized here, meets every =und.y even-
ing at six o'clock. These meetings are
highly interesting and are largely at-
tended by all denomioations.
The new landlord, Philip Drumm,
is the rignt man in the right place,
Mr. Drumm is doing an excellent bus-
iness,
Professor Hosterman has quite
large class of ladies and gentlemen stu-
dents from a distance, highly polished
and refined, who on their return home
can speak of the Academy building
beautifully. (7) It is ornamented with
huge piles of ashes, directly in front of
the building, and at every shower
causing filthy mud puddles, It is sim-
ply a disgrace to the neighborhood.
i pn Ml
Sober.
Minnie Neese, who had been work-
ing in Nittany Valley, came home last
week to spend some time with her
parents.
The trout season is here but
catches have yet been made,
A. Ulrich made a business trip to
Bellefonte last week.
J. R. Zerby received and planted a
nice lot of fruit trees last week,
A valuable horse belonging to Jerry
Rishel died the other week,
Henry Wingard went to Bellefonte
Monday as juryman.
no big
r—————— oS ————
The directors of the Chester Rural
Cemetery hawe ordered all mounds of
graves to be removed, believing that
the cemetery would be much more
beautiful if all graves were leveled,
This is a question that might be dis
cussed by the trustees of the Reformed
sud Lutheran Cemetery Association.
.
Harris Township.
Prof. H. C. Rothrock and daughter,
Lida, of Balona, visited here last week.
Henry Musser, of Bellefonte, was
here In the interests of a life insurance
company.
Millers Fisher, of Farmers Mills,
and Bradford, of Pine Grove Mills,
brought two loads of No, 1 flour to
this place.
Dr, Kidder, wifeand daughter, May,
visited in Tyrone. Dr. SBamuel Woods
attended the doctor's patients during
his absence,
A meeting of the board of school di-
rectors was held Saturday after-
noon, Arrangements were made for a
final settlement of all current
penses during the past school term.
A company of little girls were enter-
tained at the home of William Myers
Friday afternoon ata birthday perty
given in honor of their daughter, Miss
Naomi,
Miss Mary Reish spent last week in
Millheim.
Frank Tharp and family
friends in Boyder county.
J. Wesley Myers, who is engaged in
butchering at Millheim, spent Sunday
on
ex-
visited
in Boalsburg.
at Pine Hall
at his home
Rev. Black visited and
LOCALS
Upsidedown.
The court proceedings will be found
in this issue.
Rain, cold and rough was the
dition Tuesday and Wednesday,
Con~
Lee is con-
fined to bed by a severe attack of rheu- |
matism.
The Dorothy Dodd is the
best shoe made ; it is faultless —
& Davis,
Miss Alda
town, is ill
The Gentzel & Beezer horse
Millheim was well attended
«tock brought fancy prices.
Dorothy Dodd Bhoes
$3 00; 35, § : style
-Yeager & Davis,
Meyer, W. H.
H. H. Leitzell are
psoving their properties in
The grain flelds in
Penns Valley
of the
|
|W
The wife of Dr. George |
|
finest,
Yeager |
Sankey, of near Lewis- |
i
i
i
sale at |
i
aud the |
821,
$3 3 00 ;
style
style 83 2.50 776,
style 767, $2.60
T. Fr.
Bartges and
Al |
im-
Mmith,
the east end
bad
not yield
condition
the
are in
Soe flelds will
seed.
all you can”
his
HY ou ought to save in
B. W.
this week,
what Ripka advocates in
adv He tells the todo
read the
W
it, adv
State Coll last week ,
Mrs Ellen
Arlene, of Li
day
A BRESROT
triennial
ire
Gingrich and daughter,
nden Hall, spent Satur
afternoon in Boalsburg
J. A. Rupp
appeal held ut 1
ended Lilie
simon
att
wl to her home in Boslsba
tarried
Altoons
B® sed
het
few days a
Prof.
school on
homeward journe she
Sandy Ridge an
WwW.
-
(iramley
Monday,
opened
the 18th, with
nty-six scholars, snd is
expecti
WII
Ars
Mond
Liaura Bricks pani
Mrs
the s¢
mod
in
PVG ner,
e, 1
iversary of her
nd Mrs Wi
"Hng venty
birth
Hoy,
iam
ux fro (he nmeasies
Mr. and Mra Jd.
the funeral of I wh > Riphs, al
Hall on
Elmer
last
. Tressler attended
Centre
Sunday.
'aahelm, of Alte visited
week,
1e friends of J. Wesley Miller, of
Pine Hall, will to know of
his iilness at the Bellefonte hospital,
I'he to
cancerous nature,
A number of the
oats and barley
Harry Hess received a lot
he had ordered for
growers in this section
MIR,
here
be sorry
disease 13 supposed be of a
farmers have sow!
of eholet
fruit trees which
the fruit
Adam
mother, was a
Hall.
Mrs
brothe
Kramer, accompanied by his
visitor here from Pine
visited her
State
mento
Musser
Moore,
Was
Harriet
r, Samuel at
lege, whose illuess ned
heretofore
Mrs. Lot
proving
Miss Janet
the
John F
Nhirk
is slowly im-
Kimport
McFarlave spent a few
days at county seat.
rtoney is
get ready
spring crop.
helping Harry
to to put out his
Harry Young, who spent the winter
with his parents, returned to [llinois
for the summer.
HS. M. Bell aud J. W. Tressler are
traveling for the Grand Union Tea
Company. In addition to this they
are ready to fill any orders for putting
up spouting. Wm. Mokel, of Lemont,
will be ready to do repairing of tin-
ware every Saturday at 8B. M. Bel
general store, Boalsburg.
E.
cellar,
Ss. Weber laid some tiling to drain
and will
roof put on his house
also have
~Mrs. Gingrich,
his a new
Robert Condo and Charles Moore have
been having some roofing done —Ira
Rishel is putting up some fancy wire
for Mrs. Amanda Walker and
Thomas Riley which will add
to the appearance of their
John Hook, R. B. Harrison,
D. W Myers, Weber Brothers, Wm.
Stover, Edward Williams, Frank Al-
len, A. B. Hoover and Lawrence Fox
are all engaged in doing their part in
making this nn attractive and healthy
place.
TE ~~
Priest May be Exonerated,
Coroner 8. M. Huff, assisted by Doc-
tors Seibert and Hayes, of Bellefonte
and Young and Nefl, of Enow Bhoe,
held a post mortem examination over
the remains of Andrew Bofka, at Clar-
ence, Monday afternoon and evening,
and decided that his death was due to
peritonitis brought on by appendici-
tis. Whether it was caused by the
whipping given the lad by Father Za-
rek was not stated. The general be-
lief is that their report will entirely
exonerate Father Zarek of all blame,
One of the puysiclans is reported ns
saying that the body bore no marks of
violence,
a — — OT ——————
Do You Want Phosphate 7
Messrs, Foreman & Smith have on
hand several grades of fertilizers, fres h
from Baitimore, suitable for spring
crops. Prices right, and quality guar.
Mra,
greatly
homes.
suteed Lo be as represented.
The deleg
‘
d Sami
lows
town, after:
y Odd Felle
J.
Meveral £1
i have the
C. W. Swa
| lace curtain
| shades, and
| pr
thie
Ces
SAatnuel
parts
was burned «
The Bald
ablaze last
Mrs. Rhone, wife of Hon L
who had and other
Eagle
woe)
hone,
been Kansas
t has re
y
(Jie
states sines last fall,
home, and
her tr
western
turned to her 'h
Hghted with
i* mu
for the car
reached
of seed
t here {x
d
farmers
sls wr dine
rn Wels
bution among the
Men's fancy {reas shirts, men's
t
neck wear, hosiery for all,
fixtures, new dress goods
the advertisement of H.
inssman, of Bpring Mills
Prof. J. Frank Meyer,
in physics in the University
window nr
mentioned in
F.
an instruc or
sylvania,
funeral of his
eanor Meyer,
grandmother
Hall.
at Peon
quest of gentlemen's fur.
{to
find Just what
When in
nishing
You
mands in the
goods, Montgomery's
gO
will fashion
sir store, and at the lowes
'
p wa ible price that honest goods cn
for.
80. d
Wi is reported,
ed as the truth,
and nay
that And
Philips!
Hall in the near future
rew
will move from irg ta Cet
He ut
holds a position wilh a large hardware
place
here
side ihe
aking.
to have
are judieall a great
many water pipes and hy-
$
drants are le It will be the part
of wisdom these
at once, 20 that the reservoir
:
kept brim full
Mr Mrs
Williamsport,
ning of this week {
Keller wedding
of Rev.J F
a clerk in the Philadelphia and
ing freight transfer office
of water,
aud James A. Shullz
wel
tend thie Shull
Shultz ix
FA
Mr.
sSuuitz and is
A BOD
©
Read-
Messrs, Yeager & Davis have en-
gaged space for a regular advertise
ment in the Reporter. This
firm needs no introduction to the Re-
porter readers, as their advertisement
has appeared previously in these col-
umns, These young men are pushing
and continually bidding for trade, and
as # consequence their store, their
goods, their methods are known over
the entire county.
——————— Ap oo
Aged Lady Dadiy Barned,
Mrs, Wesley Heverly, of Blanchard,
was seriously burned Friday afternoon,
It appears that she was burning the
brush and dead weeds of last season in
her garden, preparatory to having it
dug, when her clothiog in some way
eaught fire and before it could be ex.
tinguished, her dress was entirely con.
sumed and ber lower limbs severely
burned, It is still uncertain as to
what the real extent of her injuries
may be. Mrs. Heverly is about sixty
years of age.
Centre
- oe
The weather man doesn’t have to be
an acrobat to make a backward spring.
DEATHS,
MRS, JAMES N. LEITZELL
Catharine Leitzell, wife
Leitzell, Sr, of Spring Mills,
home of her son, Dr Peter
Leitzell, at Portland Mills, Elk
Mra.
Mrs. Leitzell
wish
December,
had gone to | (
her son, and |
taken ill in from
which sickness she never recovered,
The remains will arrive at Spring |
| Mills today (Thursday) and will be | ¢
taken to her late residence, at which |
| place funeral services will be held F ri- |
i
Was
day morning, nine o'clock, previous to
Heckman cemetery, |
be conducted by the
Rev. G. W. Me- |
| Finras , of the Methodist ehureh. |
Mrs. Leitzell
county, Mareh 5,
17 he services will
pastor of the deceased,
was born
1842
Years,
in Perry |
her |
and
making
age sixty-two one mouth
twenty days She was a constant
chureh laborer, devoted to the work of |
the Master, prompt to answer every
to # fault, for more
A
loyal almost
fifty
jolu the nea
call,
than VERra
will
ing her
fl
i
Mrs t the
Ai
Eq
[uterment
died
Meyer,
deanor Meyer
Jae LE
near Penn Hall, Satur
fier son, oS
te
diay.
Salem
the
cen
Re-
took place Tuesday, at je
Rev, F Lauffer, of
| formed church, offic "ge
Mever,
the
=,
tal
yw of Joh
She
of
aud
Mever was
who died
mother
Fran}
LE
two years
RO
was af two one
BROLIN,
tle
lines Smith,
is Lhe ased,
Mrs
whom, Jol
Fi
of Pent
i
in
SUrvives
Hall,
Dakota, 1
Joseph
bare
“4 wigier, and
mini inois, a ther,
h, of
survive
Mrs,
entire
Meyer i her |
was raised a d fpet
life within a short
| the scene of her birth place.
- - —
| n
" Station Barped
About two-thirds of the Pennsylva- |
at Harrisburg was i
bit. :
ut from sixty
{ nia railroad station
| destroyed by fire Tuesday nig
ted
| hu «dred thousand dollars
{of the fire is unknown,
discovered about
| loss fu estima to one
heorigin |
and first
o'clock. Ie i
greater part of the damage was done to
the second and third floors. Last year
alterations at the sta ion had
made to the extent of $50,000,
lilisto
Married To-Day,
was
ten
been
By the time the majority of the
readers refer to this place Charles D,
Bartholomew and Miss Auna Lutz
will have been made man and wife,
The hour set for the uniting of these
two young people is eleven o'clock to-
day (Thursday.) The ceremony will
be performed by Rev G. W. Melinay,
of spring Mills, and the witnesses will
ve confined to the immediate relatives
of the bride and groom.
The bridal party will go to Philadel-
phia and Atlantic City to spend the
honeymoon and will be gone about
one week. Mr. Bartholomew is clerk
in the Penns Valley Bank, and is a
young man of most excellent qualities, |
The Reporter wishes the young
couple a happy, prosperous life,
When a man is cremated the race of
life ends with a dead heat.
X= 3%
Shultz -Keller
of Rv Ward K
Miss May-
dle Keller, of Centre Hall, took place
homeof Mr and Mrs, William
bride, Tuesaday
Caren.
I'he marriage
al six o'clock i
performed Rev, KE
{ Lewisburg,
ning fe
Wad by fward
0 presiding
of the Center district of the Unit-
urch
I'he guests present were confined
y the immediate families of the prin-
ipals to the contract After the con-
breakfast was
bride
t bound
ved, and shortly there after the
boarded {
mid a shower of
fe eas
rice,
»
2
ie bride
Mr.
several years
[. and
meh position
is the youngest daught
William
1
i
was employed i
Mrs Kel
and er,
I, exchang in this place,
iin
groom
fhe
The
Milesburg
ie &% inst ac-
manner,
charg
vangelical chureh,
Ga year ui
Inters
Hill,
r rit
“Ll
and tale
yx
irn fr
it
A Large Barn Burned
House Cleaning
+. Time...
vou with supplies
ning a plessure in
We can furnish
to make house cles
fi manner,
Ammonia.
torax.
Gold Dust.
Roach Powder,
Hapolio
Ant Powder,
Wind w Brushes,
Nerul 44
Dust he
Hroomes W hisp
Curtains,
fo
5, el«
Zhe Bash
He
5H and 10c
White
1
Hash Rods,
Fnamel and Oak Poles
\
0c
Mattings sand Druggetts,
Cushion Tope,
Furniture Coverings.
8 Linens,
CoHons
aster Goods in great variety, le
sawter Cards, 1¢ to 50¢,
Keg
| GARMAN'S STORE
PENNSYLVANIA R. R.
Philad, & Erie R. R, Division
and Northern Central R, R.
Dyes,
ERNEST mT
aE
i
SHOOK
Spring Mi iis
XECUTORS RNOTICE-LETTERS
mentary on the estate of Matd
Gregg township, decessed, having been
ily granted to the undersigned they would re
request any persons knowing them
debled to the evinte to make immediate
and th se having claims spains
sathentioatled {a
CHAS, E STROUSE Zion
CYRUS H. 8STROUSE
Spring Mills, Executors
Belietoute April 14
TESTA
ida Burouse,
ticment
Meyer, Alt'y,
XECUTOR'S NOTICE. ~LE TTERS TESTA.
mentary on the estate of Dane] Hess, Jute
f Harris township, decossed. bavipg been dul ¥
granted to the undersigned he would respect
fully request any persons knowing themselves in
debted 10 the estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those hav ing claims against the same
to present them duly suthenticated for set
tiement, THOMAS ©, HEIMS, Executor,
April 7, 1904 Osoeola Mills, Ps
XECUTOR'™S NOTICE. —«LETTERE TESTA
mentary on the estate of Jane R. Potter
Inte of Harris township, deceased, having Leen
duly granted to the undemnigned. fie woulda ree
spectinliv request any persons knowing them
selves indebled to the estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
sume to present them duly authentioated for sets
tiement.
JOSHUA T. POTTER, Executor,
Centre Hall, Pa.
A\ DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. letters of
Administration on the estate of Mary A.
Hack, late of Potter township, Jdeceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned,
he would respectfully request all persons know-
ing themselves imdebted to the estate to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against the same to preset them dul hathentt-
ented for settlement. Le. GOOD
March 31, 1004. Administrator, Centre Hail Pa.
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