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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8S. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor.
CENTRE Hairy, . .:. PENNA,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1904.
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Millheim,
Mrs. J. G. Spangler,
Depot, arrived at
of Maple!
the
w days with
put-
where she will remain a fe
who is engaged at
ting down the water plant in
place.
John Miller, head for J. GQ.
Spangler, left last week for a few days’
at his home in Mapleton
her husband,
this
boss
vacation
Depot.
Friday, with a diteh
plow, 11 in
diteh After extricat-
ing the animal from its dangerous po-
sition it was found it
rious injury.
A tiny boy arr
L. P. Auman,
& permanent
cheerfully granted
Mrs. Auman.
Dr. F. C. Gutelius made a business
trip to some of the eastern cities last
week.
The picnie by a few of the Lutheran
which was to
was interfered
held in the
building, and a
them by their
0). Hosterman
while
the
Street
plow ing
one of horses fe the
ou Penn
sustained no se-
ived at the home of
Saturday, and claimed
which
both Mr.
residence,
by
WAS
and
FEunday school classes,
be on Saturday, but
with by the rain, was
vacant knitting mills
nice time was shown
teachers, Mrs. F.
Miss Alma Musser,
The water plant was the subject
numerous theoretical and philosophie-
al street corn by &
ber of the Haturday
Mrs. Augustus Hoover,
fonte, sister of the late John
of Philadelphia, was a guest at the
home of Mrs. Rebecca Musser, on Penn
Street a few days last week,
Sheriff H. 8. Taylor had business in
this end of the county Balurday. He
was accompanied by W. D. Zerby.
H. H. Leitzell, of Mifflinburg, was
in town and vicinity a few days last
week.
Quite a number of the town people
attended the Sugar Valley campmeet-
ing Bunday.
Mrs. Rena Heed and her sister, Miss
Nebiie Brown, of Williamsport, are
visitors at the home of Granps Joconb
Eisenhuth.
Harvest Home services were
and
for
er discussions nume-
citizens, evening.
of Bel
Tonner,
1
jee
held in
the Lutheran church Sunday eveniog,
when the pastor, Rev. B, R. M. Bheed-
er. preached an instructivesermon, be-
fitting the occasion. The church waa
beautifully decorated with an abun-
dance of flowers, and the products of
the farm and garden,
A party composed of three men and
eight ladies, from Renovo, Lock Ha-
ven and Philadelphia, arrived at the
Musser House Saturday. They took
in Penn's Cave and other interesting
puinta Bunday.
P. B, Brennaman, of Baxton, Bed.
ford county, was an arrival here Fri-
dey. Mr. Brennaman isa son-in-law
of 'Bquire F. P. Musser, where Mrs.
Brenpaman with their little son Rob
ert has been spending the summer,
Mr. Brennaman's health being somes
what hopaired, he expects to remain
it this place a short time to recuper-
ate,
'Bquire F. P. Musser, J. H. Maize,
P. P. Leitzell and W, F. Bmith had
business at Bellefonte this week.
Colyer.
The Evangelical Association at
Zion are remodeling their chureh.
The work is being done by Mr. Dun-
kis and son, of Farmers Mills,
Among the sick are Miss Julia Ish-
ler and Lydia, daughter of Mr. and
Mre, Jumes Runkle, the latter is ill of
spinal meningetis,
A daughter was born “ Mr, and
Mrs. Jacob Royer.
Linden Hall.
Miss Lena Bressler is visiting her
uncle, Harry Miller, *
Misses Jennie and Ruth Thomas vis-
ited friends here last week and attend-
ed the business men’s pienic at Hecla
Park Thursday.
Miss Elsie Bible returned to her
home in Bellefonte after a months’
visit among friends in this section.
Mrs, Jacob Zong has been under the
doctor's care for some time, suffering
partial stroke of paralysis;
Houtz is improving slowly.
Mrs,
ed her cousin, F. E. Wieland,
week, and Rev. and Mrs. Hall
Misses Sallie and Clara Keller were
tertained at Maple Shade farm.
Quite 8 number from this vicinity
last
urday, which was largely attended, al-
though the rainy weather made it un-
pleasant part of the day.
Mrs. Bmith, of Altoona, spent a lew
days at Hazel Dell last week ;
Keller spent Sunday with his uucle,
Ezra Trossler.
Mrs J. W,
Zion last week,
aunt, at Heels,
Mrs. Meyers
beautified by
and Mrs. Wilson,
is baving her home
Ross Is havio
Prof. 8. C.
their home
in Philadelphia
former home,
principal of the schools in Norwood, a
Philadelphia, during
work has
at his
of and
suburb
his three year’s met
marked success,
of George Horner, and a son
stay with Mr. and Mrs, Jacob Royer
Misses Blauche Tressler and Jennie
David are paying a farewell
friends in Penns Valley, before
ing for Chicago and Missouri.
hifi
Aaronsburg,
Wolf
spent
Mrs,
Spring Mills,
Stamt the
Wolf
and
Sunday with Mrs,
of
Nadie
mech, aged mother
John Grenoble and family
Mill Mary Ardrey
ter, ilefonute ; Frank
and family, of Feidler, all
day visitors of J. C. Stover
Miss Lisle Acker
a few with
, of Bpring
Mrs
(ruisewile
were
has gone 1
friends
y spend
months at Stale
College,
Kilias Stambaugh, of Lock Haven, is.
spending part of iB vacation with his
grapd-fatber, E. Cre
Harry Stover re
few mont hs stay in Ohio
Miss Mary Stahl made a trip to Mil-
ton returning on Monday.
Elsenhower
mmiller.
turned home aft
er a
John
Bellevue,
get
and
to
expect to
Gilliland
Bowersox have
Ohio,
ployment.
Robert Condo
Cal. Wieland, of
day last we
Condo.
Mra, le
few days
gone
where they erm.
Mrs.
Boalsburg, spent a
ie home of William
and daughter,
ek at
snker and daughter spent a
with Merchant James Lenker
at Lemont
ev. J. A. Bright left for hia h
in Topeka, Kas. , on Friday.
The funeral of Mrs. Matilda
which held in the Reformed
church ot dey, was largely
tended. -
sick
team,
ne
Weaver,
was
} Sun at-
list are
Jacob
Among those on the
Julia Kreamer, Mrs,
Wyle and Earnest Stover
——————
Coburn,
Miss Alma Vonada, of Mifflinburg,
is spending a few weeks with friends
in town.
James (GG. Winkleblech working
on the railroad in the place vacated by
J. M. Barker
Land!
Will
west,
in
Eckert hired
for him last
wd William
iam Rote to tend bar
Harry Stonebraker left
of the
William
merly
inst week
Jolin Keister and wife, of Lamar,
spent Sunday with the latter's sister,
Mr. J. E. Kaler,
T. B. Meyer and family, John Rish-
el and family, Frank Lose snd wife
spent Bunday at the home of Daniel
Krader.
Heveral young men, unaccompanied
by their ladies, attended campmeeting
on Bunday. They were Frank Hack-
enberg, Ammon Emie, Lioyd Bartges,
Calvin, Clarence, Andy and Walter
Fryer.
the employ
Canning Co.
Whitmeyer and wife, for-
of Seanor, spent several days
in town.
A
Pine Stump.
Mra. Samuel Burris, of this place,
aud Miss Everhart, of Bellefonte, Sun-
day were guests of the former's son,
Irvin Burris,
Henry Houser, of Nittany Valley,
visited Aaron Lutz on Saturday.
C. B. Houser made a trip to Wood-
ward last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Walker made a
trip to Bellefonte on Wednesday,
Namuel Burris and lady, Ear! Lutz
sod lady, Jacob Walker and John
Garver attended tbe Business men's
pienie.
The rein Friday night was very wel.
come, and will do much to complete
the corn and potato crops and freshen
up the pasture lots
Penn Hall
The schools will open Sept.
12th.
J
Severe Cut on Leg,
of Potters Mills,
ohn Wilkinson,
of F. M, Fisher on Sunday.
The Challenge band will hold their
annual festival on the publie school
ground on evening, August
27th ; all are invited.
|
Saturday
Dr. Henry Bitner, of Millersville, is |
visiting among friends and
relatives, |
The masons are at work on the
Lutheran church,
Harvest Home si
in the
day
held |
rvices will be
Salem Reformed chureh Bun-|
morning.
Johu Risliel, of F
in town M
armers Mills,
was |
ouday afternoon, |
cc ly
Nittany Mountain,
i
i
tiled a car load
Riloger
Ealipe
Vira Lond
berg: A
ased
011
r purch
er’'s organ ; 1
: ty on Lhe
Another exeitem
we dare not gis name
Robert Bmith snd wifi
tre Hall visith
were
at Cer
Smith's
last week
Earl Lutz
harvest and thre
1 E
most places
fasin
1
iri
$
ol
their fall seq
Mra, Barn
with her dauglt is Brown,
of Stale Ud Hew
Elite has
adding a new
Clayton re improved
property by yard
M Elizabeth
returned home after a few
ene
feses Agnes and
weeks
with friends at Potties Alfie
Haturday at
K. Bmith ape Laat and
Aar wirg assisting with |
the installation of a C. K
Laitberan
Friday
VO
Hober gas |
generator iu Lhe church of |
that town.
I'he Lutherans of Boalsburg opened |
their Sunday school room last Bunday,
after the repairs made, The room cers |
tainly makes a fine appearance, Next |
Sunday is “Rally Day” and 8 general i
fnvitation is fed to every person |
to come and part the work. |
All members, past members, and per-
sons not connected with any Sunday
school are urged to attend,
Mrs. E. K Smith returned home
after spending a week caring for her
mother, Mra. A. J. Tate, of Bhiloh,
who has Peen sick, but at this writing
ahe is improving.
Donald Sellers ia visiting friends in
Altoona,
Mise Margaret Peters is visiting
friends at Milesburg this week.
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Fred Dunkinson, a carpenter em
ployed on the Evangelical eliureh, in
Lewistown, fell from the buildin abd
sustained injuries that will probably
pxierng
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prove fatal. /
of
H. B. Alexander, by making
trams nt ——
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the Grammar grade
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