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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1904.
|
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
United Ev zelion
den Hall, nll WOO
Children’s service
«Lemont,
Centre
morniog |
Hall, evenin
Preshyw
Miils, evend
Luthers «113
aflernoon ; Soring
rian—Centre Hall, morning ;
gw, Children’s service
Bpring
sseyville, morning ; Centre Hall,
Mills, evening
Reformed —1
ernoon ;
Spring Mills, aft
1, morning
Centre fall, evening.
{ Appointments pot given here have not been
reported to this office
No Paper Next Week,
In
tow, there will paper
from this otlice week
spondents will please note this,
for the
the
with
be
next
accordance a regular cus-
no issued
Corre-
Come
munications following week
should contain summary of news
for the two weeks
tf rs aS —
World's Fair Excursions
Low-rite te coach excursions
n-day
rin Pe ivania Railread, July 2,7
via Peupsylvavia Railread, July =, ¢,
tate, $15.95 from Cen-
leaves Centre Hall at
14, 21, and 28.
tre Hall.
S18 a
I'rain
m., connecting with special
from New York arriving
next day,
train at ot.
Louis 4.15 p. m.
Williamsport
Editorial
at
Niats A at
The Peunsylvania bdlate
Association is in session this week
Williamsport. About
and fifty members are pre
11 entertained
well
Trolley and carriage rid-
one hundred
sent and are
being by the people
of the city.
ing, receptions anda trip to Eagles-
mere make up the round of entertain-
ment.
iene ——
Evangelical Children's Day
¢
members of Evangelical
The the
Sunday school will hold Children’s
rr - - cb; -
a
LOUALY
Mrs, Thomas (3. Wilson and euil-
friends at Howard.
A baby boy arrived at the home of |
Prof. aud Mrs, E. W. Crawford, at the |
tation, last week. | Newtom J i
here will be a meeting of the Hos- |
pital Aid Society at the home of Mrs. |
J. F. Bhultz, Monday evening, July bh]
Mrs. G. W. Bushman, of this place, |
has been confined to the house for the
past week, suffering from a
cold.
Mrs, John CC. Bible
and
Mrs. D.C, Rossman, at York,
Mr. Thomas who is a
cabin inthe Beven Mountains,
Cape May, N. J., this week.
ance,
James H, Lohr and family, of
adelphia,
Phil
are expected Saturday te
H.
the venerable Win.
place
Lobr,
At last lon Ameri
can who was bi
been relea
He tells a
t ViLy.
Perdicaris, the
dd for a ransom,
scl by the brigand,
thrilling story of
Miss Anua Bartholomew
teaching foreoe of the borough
wepaville, isspending her vacalio
the home of uncle WW.
her
tholomew,
I'he school book agent is very
in evidence, Bo long as school direc
tors buy books for other reasons than
to please the
3 in. their church Bunday
3 $ lar *
LIOUER DO #0 JATRE
Kvangelical
for ils
ability { ioubt the exercises
standard
bli ———
Domestic Sclence and Manual Trainlog
fier of Mrs, August C
AX rand
yi Orel
partment in ihe publ
ae 3
provided the
training
gchools of Oil City, Pa,
school board furnish the necessary
the
Mrs,
$15,000
teachers, been accepted by
ied fF that tawn
school authorities of that town.
Morei expects to spend about
to fully equip the different depari-
ments.
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filled by a Live Wire
On Tuesday of last week, John Tate,
formerly of Centre Hall,
the
3
a telephone
lineman employed by Huntingdon
and Cle
+: 4
ipsburg, met o
arflield Te leph ne {
is death by coming
‘ompany al
a live electric wire on
the
Company's poles
ly fell to
The young man instant
ground and died before help could
reach him.
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Agency.
Change in Insurance
The insurance agency of Grant
Hoover, of Bellef
John F.
lege, +
in
Hoover. 1
necessary by the iliness «
Mr, Gray and his sou,
ean sOig Le
(iray state Col
thie business
OCC: i oy Mr.
been made
the offices
Sane
his
change has
of Mr. Hoover.
George O.
(ray, are men of well-known business
ability and will no doutl + successfal
in this line.
aasn— — — RRR RY
Changes in the Cabinet,
A sweeping change in the cabinet of
President
officially
House.
The following cabinet appointments
were announced :
William LL. Moody,
geits, attorney general,
Philander C. Knox, who was appoint-
ed U. 8B. SBeuator from Pennsylvania,
Paul Morton, of Illinois, secretary of
the navy, to succeed Secretary Moody,
who becomes atlorney general.
Victor H. Metcalf, of California, see:
retary of commerce and labor, to suec-
ceed Secretary Cortelyou, who has
been chosen chairman of the Republi-
can National Committee,
The resignations of Secretary Cor-
telyou and Attorney General Knox
have been accepted, to take effect on
July 1st,
A ——————— TS, AL
announced
the White
Roosevelt was
inst week at
‘hae
succeed
of Massa
to
Children’s Day Services,
The Children’s Day service in the
Methodist church st Sprucetown, last
Babbath, under the leadership of J, R.
Bible, as superintendent, was a decid
ed success. Before an crowded house
parts were well rendered and musie
excellent,
The blending of such voices as the
Palmers, Wilkinsons, Alexanders,
Smitha, Colyers, Bweetwoods and Bi
bles can not fail to please the ear and
satisfy the heart,
Miss Bessie Breon, the organist, al
though quite a young lady, presided
with an sir of dignity, thus proving
herself of more than average musieal
ability.
The congregation deserve eulogy for
the way they responded in giving
more than twenty-one dollars, as an
appreciation for what they received of
those who had the laborious part of
the exercise,
It is hoped that all who were press
ent may live to see many more such
people of Tyrone
carnival dur
Ihe
Hig
PUK
will have the heart
| of the Bellefoule people.
I'he four leadin
g bon
nounced at Yale University
Pennsylvania
|
IY Oud
juries fo
was 4340,
warning to all
celebrating the i's birthd
Mra. 8h
went to Pocahontas cotinty, West Va,
where her husband is «
yer
ley wi
AY.
pa F AL i11h ad \ ba ur
eesiey, of Mlibelm, Tuesaday
ngaged as saw-
ii 5 large saw mill Mrs, Bhees-
Nels $id.
Wm.
ii}
Will
y sk my
redericg al
id
York Cit
iY,
Charles B. F
king, of New
Centre Hall the week of July il
All persons
having good heavy draught horses {
D.
buy a car | add of horses,
szle should communicate with
Meyer, Centre Hall,
J.H. B
Mrs. RR B
Fuesday went to
Hartman aud
His mct
Hartman, of Milihein
Osceola Mills,
tend the wedding of
sou, Reuben
The
took place Tuesday evening.
vias Hobba.
Will Kerr, who with his mother and
sister moved to Chicago a few months
clerk in the office of the
Hirsch Manufacturing Company. He
writes of the lack of excitement in
Chicago during the recent Republican
National Convention.
Nehuitz &
The Gregg township school directors
have decided to establish a township
High School and thereby the
young people of that community
still better opportunity of acquiring a
good education, The school building
at Spring Mills will be remodeled and
enlarged to meet the requirements,
Helen Keller, who has been deaf,
dumb and blind since she was 18
months old, but who has pursued a
wide range of studies in spite of her in-
firmities, was graduated, with the de
gree of bachelor of arts from Radcliffe
college, the woman's annex of Harvard
university, on Tuesday.
While at the St. Louis Exposition
every one is desirous of stopping at a
pleasant and home-like place. Such a
place will be found at 7050 Wise Street,
the residence of W. C, Bweetwood, for-
merly of Centre Hill. Here visitors
give
a
tre county visitors, will find furnished
rooms that are comfortable and home-
like. Mr. Bwegtwood’s house is locat
ed near the Bkinker Road entrance to
the grounds.
A jolly house perty is being held at
the home of Jacob Bottorf, Lemont,
this week. The young people com pos-
ing it are: Misses Van Lee Good-
nough, Gouverneur, N. Y.; Edna
Clark, Lilian Brown, Williamsport ;
Adaline Olewine, Bellefonte; Ruth
Bottorf, Lewisburg ; Ella Bottorf, Le-
mont, and Messrs, Harold Perrine,
Philadelphia ; Frank Fisher, Boals-
burg; Melvine Clark, John Header.
son, Russel Blair, Willimmsport ; Will
int Bottorf, Bellefonte. On Monday
the party went to the cave aud on
thelr return made Centre Hall lively
enjoyable occasions,
Farmaors aro Making flay
Many of the farmers have sist
nh
Lhe Crop seems | relly good
the
BOG paris iLisn
i f
idagl Of
in most sections county, al
though i Httle abort
»,
No doubt a great
will be made,
a *. -
The Newspaper Ags
»
John Cotton Dana, of the N
Public Library, has compiled statistic
ding
He
Taniier
American
people
wspaper
cone
person reads everything in
per, bul each item and adverti
me, apa the to
is read by &
Trp
fant Acts
live ones PH riaining
alu
f Sunday
$i
i
abiv discus
sed by
Inve:
Meetings such
hedplul to the members
to the community
3
held,
of the co
fae Lis
and help very mucl
the interest in the county convent
ha ad -
Progress Grange Vrogram
The following is the
program fi
Progress Grange tm
What of the farmer in
the management of the affairs of his
political party ?
s July 9th, at 7 p.
is the duty
Fergus Potter
Recitation—Christ Keller,
places and participate in slandering
people who never wronged us in
way nor penny 7 J,
Keller.
any
owe us a
Recitation —Elsie Moore
Is there enough in limestone
soil to produce productive crops withi-
out the application of caustic lime?
«Win. Brooks,
of
lime
Selection
Gingerich.
seed wheat
Hn Ap MS
New Manager for Nittany Furnnee,
Noah H. Swayne, of Cedartown,
Georgian, at a special meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Nittany Iron
Company, of Bellefonte, was elected
general manager of the furnace to sue-
ceed J. M. Gephart, who has success
fully mapvaged both furnaces for the
past few years, Mr. Bwayue comes to
his new position very highly recom
mended as a practical iron man, The
furnace will probably be banked for
some time Lo make some necessary re-
pairs und to awnit better market cone
ditions in the iron business, which has
fallen oft very materially during the
past year.
Mr. Gephart will remisin identified
with the furnace in the capacity of a
member of the Board of Directors, but
will take no part in the sctive man
by their presence,
3
agement,
A Fre Library
urea Grange, ol
with ti
t Free Library Commission where-
this place, Las
arrangement ¢ Pennuyl-
VAL
the people of this community will
an opportunity of obtaining
reading fre: of
charge. A
£ 1
iA
fiy books, a list of which is
given below, will be obtained every
six months, und any person will be al
ks out for a period of
lowed to ls bo
weeks library, which
Arcadia,
fn competent
The
will be
’ and
(srange day
be in Grange
charge of person
will be open ever and
r HMaturday evel from 7 until
i team
heim last Saturday,
d the Millheim te
urned home very happy
on the gan
sUnous of Miss p
Ube Philadeiph
FRB TIAgs
i non and Mr. Roak. in
| Press has this to say of the affair:
. .
immanuel Lutheran
Lat rarsid
WOO,
Chureh,
Miss Hara Margaret
Hev,
ran minister, who is
council
Mhannoun,
daughter of MN. (GG. Shannon, a re-
f tired Luthe
{ of Norwood
the
oak
clerk
and a justice
and Frank
married by the
A. B. B. Van Ormer,
church, assisting. The
couple were married beneath a bell
The best man wae
| Monroe Coulter, of Camden, and Mrs,
C’. Harrison was matron of honor,
The bride was given away by her
brother, Rev. J. W., SBhannon, of Eiys-
burg. The bridesmaids were Mise
Maud Bhaunon, of Watsoutown, and
Miss Nan Lutz, of Hatboro. The
ushers were Clarence Foster, Dr. L.
Lynn Turner, J. P. Bhannon and
Fred Smith, all of Philadelphia. The
couple will reside in Philadelphia. The
bride was formerly organist sat the Im-
manuel Lutheran church,
EE EN
Who Wi it Ble?
The Democrats at 8. Louls next
week will be free to make their choice
of a presidential eandidate from a num
ber of available men. At present Jus.
tice Parker, of New York, seems to be
in the lead, but Olney, Cleveland, Me-
Clellan, Gray sud Harmon are in the
race and the outcome cannot be fore.
told ss yet, From this list the party is
able to select a man who will bring
peace,
were
Rev.
bride's
made of daisies,
about a victory in November,
Special for One Week
3eginning June 30th
orice 13c 1b.)
Cash
OULD DUNCAN STAND
SPRING MILLS, PA.
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
SPRING MILLS, PA.
Great Bargains for the
All other Furniture, Carpets,
proportionately low prices.
:
J. HL KRUMBINE
Centre Hall, Penn.
My Motto for 1904
gains in all the will be ,.o....
FURNITURE at a
sons of the year,
WALL PAPER
WINDOW SHADES
You can get anything you
want in either of these
lines—from stock or by
samples, Very pretty de-
signs, . .
UNDERTAKING
A SPECIALTY.
Day or Night,
and Prices reasonable.
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. . . .
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unty where every member of
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five il
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To prove the above we ask you to examine the lst of the goods we have, or, better
sti >
» in sock
1, conme in person and look over
it will satisfy you that our claims
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Treat all alike, and have but one price
are based on solid facts and that thie is thi
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We have the well known Freed Brothers Working Shoes,
We have a full line of Tan Shoes, high snd low cuts, .
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