THE CENTRE REPORTER. !
THURBDAY, JUNE 23, 1904.
Ct ICH APPOINTMENTS.
Hall,
41.1
fe
avening | Sprnopg
heran—NoO services,
rmed-~Centre Hall, momiog ; Tusseyville,
3081.
Appointments not given here have pot been
reporigl to this oflice. }
Methodist -Sprucetown, morning, Children’s
service ; Centre Hall, afternoon, communion,
sermon by Mesiding Elder J. E. Bell, Bpring
Mills, evening, communion, sermon by Presid
ing Elder Bell.
LOCALS,
Mrs. Alice Bloom, of near Lemont,
had a serious aitack of appendicitis
recently.
A district Bunday Sehodl conven-
tion will be held in Rebersburg, Tues-
day, 25th.
The best matrimonial combination is
a bride with & warm, soft heart and a
groom with a cool, hard head.
MeCalmont & Co,
machinery in this
adv. in reference to binder twine,
farm
their
advertise
issue. Bee
Mrs. Emmanuel Kerstetter, of Co-
burn, suflered two paralytic
strokes, both, however, of a mild form,
recovered.
has
from which she has almost
The college township school direct-
by electing Johu H.
Shuey, president ; G. W. Ralston, sec-
retary, and Samuel Glenn, treasurer,
Penu Hall
past month was Charles Bur-
Spear Burrell, of
He was a suflerer
ors organized
i.
fil
“il
Among the sick at dur-
ing the
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f
Penn
appen-
reil, son ©
Hall.
dicitis, but is recovering.
from
that
ather
short. but it
pears to fail to lengthen. The crop,
however, undoubtedly will be good.
Mrs. W, H. near Centre
Hall, was the delegate from the Cen-
Farmers are beginning to see
the fields
prt
set,
grass in many is 1
Phere is ap-
Swartz, of
tre Hall society to the Woman's Miss.
AR RRR —
LOCALS,
I'he new gymbasium of Susque-
hanna University, erected by the
Alumni, was dedieated last week.
alleys clean. A house-
Keeper is ofttimes judged by the condi-
tion of the alley next to
door.
Keen the
her kitehen
Mrs. Emma Bhutt, of Centre Hill,
and Mrs, Frank Bhutt, of Centre Hall,
were callers at this office Baturday
evening.
E. M. Huyett removed several pine
trees in front of his Centre Hall resi-
dence and is making preparations to
build a porch.
The Gregg township school director:
will meet at the office of the secretary,
Dr. H. 8. Braucht, Saturday evening
to elect teachers for that district,
Mrs. Bamuel 8B, Kreamer and daugh- |
ter, Rebecca, Wednesday went to Al-|
toona to visit the former's brother,
Johu O. Beholl. They will be gone
two weeks.
The festival held in Grange Arcadia |
Saturday night was largely attended,
The receipts were over forty dollars, a |
large per cent. of which will
net earnings.
I'he
school
U
stival
LIVE
Farmers Miils Union Sunday |
hold
the
will a fi Saturday |
church, to which alll
I'he Penn Hall band will |
music,
eveniog at
are invited.
furnish the
Linde
thunder
Hall experienced a
storm i
heavy yY
accompanied t
A
Ww
| Sunday evening.
raged
situ! ar storm
At Centre Hall
there was but a slight rain
in Beliefonte,
rss l— a
Prominent Lawyer Dead
John A.
town's most
McKee, Esq., one of Lewls-
prominent lawyers, died |
{ sixty-eight years.
i
al the age ©
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Cornerstone Laylog
the Hall |
Lutheran church will be laid Sunday
r
The corner stone of Pine
ionary Convention of the United
Evangelical church which met
Lewisburg.
Rev, |
Asarousbt
earned the degree of Doctor of
Fis
r charge,
irg
i
taken a pe
College
sophy, baving graduste
course at Calvin Cleveland,
Ohio.
in spiie of his of
work, declares that he isa “journalist.”
“I am a reporter,” he says, ‘‘y
newspaper reporter, so I think that I
must be a journ
H ‘ears
i year
+
L=4¢
not a
Bilst,
Perry O. Btiver, editor of the Free-
port
Iiinois
convention. Mr. SBtiver is
litical training received
ter township.
Will B. |
3.
burg C ze
Mia
.
lege, was obliged to leave t}
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hh
short time
institution a
mencement, on
He is at present ill at the home of his
parents, Dr. and Mrs, W. E. Fischer
of Shamokin,
prior to com-
of
:
account SICK ess,
Among those from a distance who
attended the commencement at State
was Stuart M. [eitzell, of
Washington, D. C., himself
ate of institution. Leitzell
has a son at State who completed hib
first year's work last week.
College i
i
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ho
Lhe
Miss Elsie tishel, laughter of
George H. Rishel, of Coburn, last
week was the guest of Miss Lena Em-
erick, daughter of M. L.. Emerick, in
this place. The young Miss attracted
considerable attention account of
her luxuriant hair its great
length.
Misses Schuyler, Bertha
Wolf and Anna Dinges, Monday of
next week, will go to 8t. Louis.
former is the alumnae delegate of the
Woman's Fraternity Pi Beta Phi, and
will remain but a short time, Misses
Wolf and Dinges purpose staying in
Bt. Louis for several months.
on
and
Eloise
"he
Miss Gertrude Davia, of Altoona, is
the guest of Miss Bessie Weber, in this
place. Bamue! E. Weber, a special
apprentice in the Altoona shope, is al-
so at the Weber home, having come
here to attend the commencement ex-
ercises at State, of which institution
he is a graduate, and on secount of
the illness of his father prolonged
his stay, :
B. P. Hockman, of Mingoville, was
a caller Monday, and had his name
placed on the Reporter's subscription
list. Mr. Hockmsn came to Centre
Hall for Al Osman, who will do the
brick work on a dwelling house being
erected in Hublersburg for Miss
Bophia Rockey, which is being super-
intended by Mr. Hockman, This will
be the first brick building in Hublers-
burg. The wood work is being done
by the Hagen Brothers, Farmers Mills,
The MifMlinburg Telegraph hss this
to say of a lady who some years ago
lived west of Centre Hall : The many
friends of Mrs. Nathaniel Boob, who
resides near town, will regret to learn
that on last Saturday morning she
was stricken with apoplexy of the
right side, A messenger was dispatch
ed on horse back, as fast as the steed
could travel, to the office of Dr. J. O,
Bteans, who immediately responded to
the cali and did all that medical skill
could suggest for her, Atthis writing
she is getting along as well as can be
expected,
noon. this
ii
i fo Rev. J. M. Rearick, of
piace, will assist in the SETVices
Ws tp oy
LOYs
E.
ears was principal of
bools, has been
of tL
he preparatory de
nas Upive
M. Brungarit
t4
© Susgaehin nity
of. for two
. Who
we Mifflinburg
ublic se elecled prin
i
partment
University. Prof, |
was formnerly from Rebers-
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| cipal I
{the
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| Brungart
Susquehanna
{ burg.
burg by Prof. Retz, of Pottstown.
a —— —
Gehrels Body Recovered,
dy of Edward Gehiret
Mill Hall
remembered that
The Ix
wered ne
Was |
©
It
unfortu-
ar «un
day.
Hl be the
ito man was drowned at Hayes’ Hur
wy
ge, January
{a Mr, Kerns led
Fhe b
i where
t brid A dream
e discovery.
ped to Bell
interment was made
- had by
to Ll
iy was si
A Sr —_—
Dropped Over Dend on a Car
F. R. E
standing Car on the
- #
O1i€ of
Fa. evi
North
| and Kettle Creek railroad near North
| Bend Friday of last week, fell
{and immediately expired. It is
{posed h attacked wih heart
[ trouble. Deceased was employed by the!
| New York and Pennsylvania compa
{ ny in getting out paper mill wood. He
&, Wi
»E 1d
” ie
| i
iA
over |
Stitt!
3
© Was
i vived by his wife and two children
{ Christ Stoner, of Philadelphia, and |
| Mrs. Nettie Smith, of Johnsonburg.
i Interment was made at Eagleville, the |
| services being conducted by the Ma- |
sonic order of Bellefonte. i
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Rebersburg.
Noah Corman
week for Bt. Louis,
Orvis Frank spent a few days at Se.
linsgrove this week,
and wife left this
Miss Emma Bair was at Lock
ven last week visiting friends.
Ha-|
John Moyer, of this place, went to
Centre Hall this week on a
trip.
Ballie Wanece, of Zion, spent Satur-
day and Bunday at this place visiting
friends,
Willis Weber, who is working a
Lock Haven, spent Saturday and Sun-
day at home.
Miss Rebecca Moyer, of Bellefonte,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs,
Chests Stover,
Calvin Weaver, wife and two sons
spent last week in Union county, vise
iting relatives,
Last Friday school closed at this
place and the children were all glad to
have a vacation,
Mrs. Hannah Hall, of Williamsport,
visited relatives and friends at this
piace last week.
Quite a number of people from this
place attended the Children’s Day ser-
viee al Bmullton Bunday evening,
Walter Bair, of Aaronshurg, iz mak-
ing his home with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mra, Wm. Bair, at this place,
Prof. Edgar Stover and daughter
Grace, of Aaronsburg, visited his pa-
rents on Sunday in South Rebersburg,
Clark Gramley’s molder, Mr. Hols
derman, is the happiest man in town,
because he is papa of a bouncing baby
girl
The young people of this place went
to Livonia last Saturday evening to at-
tend the festival. All report having a
very nice time.
There will be a Union Bunday school
convention at this place Tuesday, June
28th, to be held in the Lutheran
church. All those interested in San.
day school work are cordially invited
business
HAI A SAS
Send the local news to the Reporter,
to attend.
7F
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Mes
re Hall
100,000 Shingles for Sale,
are. Brisbin & Bradford, of Cen-
fo mle 100,000 shingles;
for
Givi'sa Henrt Moved Six inches i
|
|
Annie Riley, thirteen
daughter of James Riley
City, Lackawasnnpa county,
a {
- ar i
of Dicks 4] i
iI8 recovers
h
from
whi ner
the
to its orig-
ing from an operation Ly
inches
back
inal position on the left side
heart was moved
PA
right side of her body
We fy
They May Come,
Voting machines may come into use
An ef-
fort will be made at the next session of |
the legislature to a bill
which will permit the use of
in the State of Pennsylvania
Lhinve enacted |
the
Clover
i
min
at the future elections,
will be
remembered,
The
the
Ve
a similar argument
us expense |
of purchasing, wh will cost
some |
here are many |
in the |
thing like $500 eacl |
:
arguments, however, r of
inv
f which is
achilues fraud is almost
close
f
Ww!
&
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hus
Peunypacker
Et
siLLiI
Ww
stat
a
L¢ mporary
i
wi
Deer «
ii
paitted,
menis will
J. A 8 1, Rot
ert McCormick, Saturday went to Jol-
I1l., whe the
Mr
Wi
Reesmau and
tl . if i
. Ie i1# Will iw
Lilip Mers
¢*
we
¥
d
well re Hall
vicini '
wer, who has been ill of ty-
shod some tinae, 18 HR prove
ing, but of
bowels have been keeping him in a re-
hemorrhages the lower
sondition and is leony
prevent i .
ing the sick roc
Rev. G. C. H
tor of the
I.
tH
Lutheran church at
¥ 5)
ARAKAT:, Ph
L:
¥
Ral.
ton was installed Bunday b
Theological Seminary and Rev. D. E.
Rupley, A. M., Lock Haven. i
J. 8 and WW. M.
were surveying a dispuied line at Col. |
yer with Peter Smith
acting as umpire between the disput-!
ants,
Houseman Grove
on
saturday,
Mr. Bmith was also trying to
of the knife
16 OWner he found.
was io town last week. Mr. Wagner
lives on the Corman farm, and says he
finds farming quite different in Penn- |
sylvania from what it is iu Illinois!
where he lived previous to last spri
i
Coburn,
Mrs, Ezra Burd is o1
pre
the «ick
sent.
I'l band
holding a festival July 2q4d
T. A. Meyer and
friends s Hav:
Valley over Bunday.
Hist at
ie Coburn cornet intends
silly
visited
Nittany
st Lock sid
The Buuday schools were not very
people were of! visiting.
Harry
hios
the home
Frankenberge
Nmi vii, were Bunday
of L. H.,
It is amusing
visitors
Btover
Mr.
his
bird dogs, Pear! and John.
Mrs. Mus
Lo wes
along the creek with two
er and son, of Brush
Mm. F. P.
nada, Saturday and Bunday,
[el il
4
ister,
3 1
!
I HStonebreaker, wi broke hei
left two weeks ago, while out hunt-
strawberrios, elting alo
1 cely
Mr, aod Mrs, J. E
Woodward on Bunda
boy who ¢ Lo
can
hil,
"i . oN
Ts -
Pine Stump
rhart
+
:
n luesdav,
Lier, of
¢
i
Howard,
home of Henry Houser
ih
wiki
{
Mrs Henry Houser, of
and Mra. Laura Plet
t Sunday
MACE
i
ue
Ir,
home
Howard,
of
eo
Bin t
Nefl
Me sale
at thu Wi.
ut Fussey ville
Harry and Archie
and Lance Burris, and Miss Ella Moy-
Mies Walker
May Tues.
day evening,
Miss Lizzie Sayder
the home of D, E.
Mr "Mrs,
Was
Sny er
Wim.
sewing a
inst week,
and Fleisher are
ber, Mra. Irvin Burris,
}
i
tor house ;
Stover, is helping him,
was a caller in the interests of a Sune |
day school festival to be held at Farm- |
ers Mills, He will teach his fourth |
term of public echiool next winter, and |
is an applicant for the Farmers Mills |
school where he taught last term.
Cleveland Mitterling, who for the
past few weeks had been at St. Louis
and the fair, returned home Mouday |
much delighted with his trip. He!
visited Lils brother Charles, in Chiea-
go, and also Will Kerr. The latter,
he say#, is engaged with a large whole
sale house,
Henry Rearick and G. F. Moody, of
Altoona, Inst week made a tour
through Centre county on bicycles,
These gentlemen are both employed
in the railroad shops, and their work
is to build the large frames for loco
motives, the weight of which is from
four to five tons,
The Wrought Iron Range Company,
of Bt. Louis, Missouri, advertises their
steel rauges in this issue, and furnish
a number of testimonials backing up
their goods, The firm is represented
in Centre Hall by 8. J. Darrah, who
with & number of men and teams are
canvassing Peuns and Nittany Valleys.
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The Children's Day service at
den Hall last Bunday evening was well
attended.
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Burnham,
The soft iron foundries are not
ting in full time, being off every Hat-
The trolley road leading to the new
park will soon be completed,
J. O. Stover, of Reedsville, was in
town one day last week.
Homer Treaster, who is working for
Mr. Teate, visited his home in Centre
county quite recently,
Mies Bara E. Barger, of this place,
visited ber parents at Hpring Milis
over last Sunday.
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Nittany Mountain,
The venerable William Kooftsinger
had the misfortune to severely injure
his eye by being struck by a snag. It
was at first thought that the eye had
been gouged out, but that is not the
case,
Mri. Hannah Smith, who had been
in Altoona since the opening of spring,
has returned to the home of her son,
Jerry Bmith,
Weare on the Jump
Getting in New Goods and Waiting on
. + » Our Many Customers . . .
ave time to
W Fish
Vhite
guaranteed.
As a further saving for our customers we will sell
For one week only, beginning June 23rd
3 Ibs. Best Pearl Tapioca
3 pkgs. Jellycon (a delicious dessert)
08 cts,
25 cts.
(id Me
ig it Of all 1
bs. pood Dried Av
: § 1 Dried Apt
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OLD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS, PA.
B. W. RIPKA.
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Great Bargains for the
Next Thirty Days...
Sideboards
$8.75
ang Up...
All other Furniture, Carpets,
Rugs--everything we deal in, at
proportionately low prices.
0
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J. H. KRUMBINE
Centre Hall, Penn.
We offer you special bar-
rains in all the lines of
URNITURE at all sea-
sons of the year,
My Motto for 1904
will be - - -. . -. » -
“Nuick Sales and Small Profits"
If I do not have what you
want, I will get it for you,
m
iid
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WALL PAPER
WINDOW SHADES
You can get anything you
want in cither of these
lines—from stock or by
samples. Very pretty de-
signs,
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
Calls answered promptly,
Day or Night. Terms
and Prices reasonable. -
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Before you buy call onus
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To prove the above we ask you to examine the
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It will satisfy you thet our claims
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