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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1905.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
0 services al Tusseyville ; Centre
vices, evening, sermon by Rey, J.
Evangelic
afternoon ;
», morning Egg 1,
VICES,
Lutheran—Uni
afterucon ; Contr
Presbyterian—Spring
Hall afternoon
Boalsburg Reformed
Boalsburg, afternoon
-Houserville, morning ;
Methodist-—Sprucetown :
inl, nite moon | Spring Mills, evening,
{Appointments not given here
reported to this office
morning :
have not been
SALE REGISTER,
all,
MoeClintie, Farmers
t
Tuesday, March 25, P. A. Auman, one mile east
of Old Fort arm stock apd i
Bplements,
Hilitheim Ruitting Fac tory.
of
mill
hh
il
J. H
leased
aud
preparatory to commeneing operations,
Hofman, has
hie }
nl
Shamokin,
in Millheim
thing
is moviog his machinery
ec ee sms—
NEW COUNTY oFFIONRY,
Recorder Howe Administers
Judge Orvis and (Hhesrs
Oar to
Centre county has a new President
Judge, Prothonotary snd Distriet At
torney, the oath of office |
administered by Recorder owe,
day at 10 a, mv, to the persons elected,
he first the oath
Ellis IL. Orvis, Eeq., who fully appres
sving been
Mun-
to receive WHS
ciated the solemnity of the oceasion,
After the outh was taken by Messrs,
Arthur B, Kimport and W, (. Runkle
to faithfully perform the duties of the
offices of Prothonotdry and District
Attorney, respectively, Judge
spoke in a touching manner of the im-
portance of the on of Judge of
the court of common pleas, and prom-
ised that that oflicer would
minister affairs in a consctentious snd
faithful way.
It is the
emivent fitness of Mr, Orvis for the of-
The
the voters of Cen-
Orvis
positl
he as ad-
needless here to dwell on
fice into which he was inducted.
expression given by
thie recent eleption so
tre county at
emphatically endorsed him that other
and it is gale Lo say that in ten years
Head the Advs
the
over.
advertisements in
week, them
per is only half read if the
A
advertise
Read newspa-
ment deparlment slighted,
the advs,
is
Lorrections
kK. Examine
Correcie
label wr, AL
got
buy a 5 or don't own a 6,
the 5 you bought. If
you
make a purchase immediately,
NE
Kindness of Miss Oomacht
Miss Onmacht, of Bellefonte, did
kindupess to the people of Centre Hall
f
ior
enter»
by furnishing a piano the
tainme
vening of last week,
is a splendid one and can be
cheap. It is
tre Hall hotel.
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id
ow standing
fis mscsem——
Lee-Frunk
Witmer E. Lee and Miss Mazie E.
Frank were married at t
parsonage, by Rev. J.
Thursday morning December
After the ceremony they
train fonte, going to Pittsburg
and other points in the western part of
the state.
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boarded the
at Belle
An Auto Accident,
Charles A. Dougherty, the
year old son of Mr. and Mrs, William
Dougherty, of Centre Furnace,
eight.
severely
by
o
and Just as John
Porter Lyon was passing through ti
injured.
ue
toll gate at the Furnace, little
Dougherty came sliding down the hill
by his father’s home. Mr. Lyon,
ing h 1 machine r
to avole it
thie apidly
i
1 accident, but a rear wheel
onstrated his ability and proved the
oath of oflice,
GARBRICK WIELAND, DEATHS
Pretty Wedding at
Nixty Clas
Han
Witness,
inden wihiieh |
{
ats
Mitouell brick
Winifr i
the hone
Johu
Anni
ried at
Wieland
Miss Rebed
Wis
Crit
4] 21 vee
» M
maid of hogo
were Miss Clara Gig Lil
Miss Katharine
Linnicaster :
Boa lein
I
Mayer, of
Rroomisine
1rgr
Hit, Ol
Ciarl
I'i
whic
gariand
o'clock, ke
Lohengrin’
by Miss
The brid
tere, iri
girdle of sul
sew Lied wit
Fer
aia
I Obes
Willits
his
iAUK.,
with
Le grool and
the «
Rev, A. A.
1 alivndanls wore |,
onveutional |
Black was
Mr. Kimport, the new
acquainted with the detai
Mr. Runkle will leave nothing
il Lhe way ol prosecutiog the
the law. He has
I will perform
juties devolved ou a District At
ith credit
| whose servant and protector he is,
cots msc fos
lorney
' if §
LO Dumseldl and the count
Smallpox at Holand,
There are two well
i > 2%
| cases of small-pox at Roland,
i Barger aud Ebbs Shultz are quaraun-
tined for the dread disease,
Afz-Suyder )
OY Vovrsuron NY
SA8ITIEU & Liat 2
Oited Lvangell
J. F. Shaltz,. Sat
Lutz
ai
| parsonage by Rev, ur-
day evening, December 24, Earl
and Miss Esther Boyder, b
{ Centre Hall.
Ons
’
ith of
to Mr
iD Many ye
and Mrs
ars of
Mr fms
Progress Grange (ffleers,
The following
Saturday and will be installed
Saturday, the The
will be conducted
hart rs. David Bradford, and all
f£f +
members of the Grange -are cordially
next
7th.
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ana M
vited.
The machine,
telephone pole
break it off,
in turning, ran intoa
with such force as to
Bins ——
The Masonle Banquet
Oune of the pleasautest social features
of the Christmas festivities in Centre
Hall was
Runkle's
last week. The occasion the in-
stallation the officers to serve Old
Fort Lodge No, 537. F. & A. M., for
the next Masonic year,
tion took place in the
was ably conducted by Past Master Ww.
F. Bradford.
the Masonic ban jaet held at
Was
of
The installa.
The officers installed are
D. J. Meyer, master :
Howard F. Rossman, senior warden :
Wm. B, Mingle, junior warden : John
J. Arney, treasurer, and George W
Hosterman, secrelary. After the ig-
stallation the members of the lodge,
with their wives and invited Kuests
partook of a sumptuous banquet
pared by Landlord Runkle,
sixty persons were seated around the
artistically decorated and well-laden
tables and enjoyed themselves in the
ususl way. After the supper an hour
or 80 was spent socially. Bellefonte
Lodge was represented by A. C. Min-
gle, John Noll, J. 8B. MeCargar, De-
Laun Stewart aad John D. Meyer,
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worshipful
pre-
Advoenting Bat Two Commissioners,
Beveral of our exchanges during the
past week have stated that an effort
would be made to have the next legis
Iature make changes in several of the
county offices in the state. The most
noticeable feature is the wish to reduce
the number of county commissioners
and county auditors, If the project
succeeds the two parties polling the
largest number of votes will each elect
a member of both boards, Ifa dispute
or dead-lock occurs at any time over
any public matter between the mem.
bers of either of the boards the ques.
tion at issue is to be left to the com-
mon pleas court judge, who will make
a decision and cause his action to be a
matter of record. The intention is
not, as far as we can learn, to make
the change on economical lines, but to
get first class business men on the
boards. The papers state that if a sal-
ary of $2,000 a year is paid each of the
commissioners and $5 per day to the
auditors the taxpayers throughout the
state will be benefited by good officers,
Other changes are proposed, but they
% A. Keller
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LOCALS
Bee the
nice line of ladies’ station
at the Reporter office.
Murs,
Michael Smith, of Potters
fice last week,
Philadelphia where she visited her
sons and other relatives for several
i weeks,
| Rev. Mrs. J. I.
aud Stonecy pher,
Selinsgrove.
Mr. and Wm. and
daughters Misses Mabel L. and Emma,
of Bpriog Mills, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George H. Emerick Satur-
Mrs Noties
For the first time for a uumber of
years the boys appeared in fantastic
style and paraded. Spring Mills was
a point visited, at which place they
spent several hours,
Harry Frantz, who last spring
town and moved there, aCcompanied
by his brother-in-law, F. J, McClellan,
were callers at this office,
8. Elmer Ishler has leased one of the
farms belonging to Theodore D, Boal,
located near Oak Hall, and now tens
auted by Joho Kline. Mr, Ishler at
present lives on the Bankey farm, nesr
Potters Mills, which farm will again
be conducted by Marcellus Saokey.
Joseph Whittaker, of Curwens-
ville, spent a few days in town
Inst week visiting his friend John San-
ders. Mr, Whittaker is a manufactur.
er of woolen goods but some time ngo
was unfortunate in having his mill
burned and is at p#esent looking for a
desirable place to locate,
Messrs, M. A. Musser, son of Abso-
lom Musser, of Aaronsburg, and W,
Harvey Emerick, son of Henry Eme-
rick, of Centre Hall, are east for a few
weeks, which time will be divided
among friends and relatives in Penns
Valley. Mr. Musser is ecugaged in
farming, about eight niles from
Chatles City, lows, Mr. Emerick is
also looated in the same seotion and is
employed on a farm. The former is
brother of R. D. Musser, of Bpring
fre not as important as the above,
Mills.
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on aston Avenue, ae will Us
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| PARITY Was
! bat has
{ moter,
| Of Pieasant
Mrs,
Crap,
Ue OUvCarion
irthiday. Bome i
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and any gifts were i wie i’ a sl
presented, niry oda
8 I ara Was
ye
i: ket bow ia They're a fal ¥ t1
Millheim, | paris Tweniysix sisps-take the op
b A modate your bet
Jt Tome DPI hy el i In
speut Christmas in Freeburg with his | lars
Postmaster
DY separa
write or
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daughter, Mrs. Charles Bossier.
Mrs, Jacob Breon
spent Christiuas io Philadelphia at!
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tHe howe of her daughter, Mrs. WB al jE gre
and son { hares |
lance Weaver.
The body of little Mamie Saanger, | 3 Ad ;
West Virginia, RL in the farm and fanning water
: # This isa good opportu
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which was buried in
there some time
Was and brought
| place for burial Inst week,
|. H
| Brown, of Milesburg, while he was
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Brown, in this place, last week, was
broken into and ransacked,
Willis Weber, of Rebersburg, son-in-
she having died :
BEKO, | » res farm at
5 ta road
i person or wrile
Ale Apply
M. J. DECKER,
Centre Hall, Pa.
LAL
exhumed
lo this
the house of Ed
is reported that
: I 4 ARM FOR SALE~The undersigned offers
Al private sale the farm one and one-half
miles west of Centre Hall, on Brush Valley road,
Known aa the Heckman farm, containing about
ofie hundred and twenty-seven dores, seventeen
ACen being good Umber
GOUD BUILDINGS AND WATER
A new farm house was built on this place last
summer ; the barn is large and in good repair
law of Mra. R. B. Hartman, of this | There is runuing water st both house and barn,
. i . ; Toe farm ia well located and is a dealrable snd
place, visited relatives and friends here plessant place to live,
. : > b> ¥ be ‘ This farm will be sold very chicap, as the own.
a few days last week. Mr. W eber is a er has no desire to be burdened with the trouble
carpenter by trade, and has been em. | of looking siter the property.
> For farther partioulars write or Apply In person
ployed in Philadelphia. to M, B. HEKING,
The lecture given by Dr. Geo. P. Spring ila, Pa,
Bible, of Philadelphia, Friday even. Le
ing, was enjoyed by a fair-sized and AUSTIN THOMAS, M. D.
appreciative audience. Mr. Bible, by (ALLOPATH.)
his le ture, has proven beyond a doubt PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
that he ranks among the highest as an CENTRE HALL, PA.
orator and humorist. .
Office and residence at Miss Lizzie Ruukie's
A team of horses belonging to W, P,
Catherman, south of town, broke |o" Mainstreet. Calls attended 10 day or night,
loose in front of the residence of Fred | «=e.
Catherman and made a dash for Main DLONEY TO LOAN
street. In the course of their flight MORTGAGES ON FARMS,
the reach in the wagon broke leaving 1 to § por cent,
the hind wheels nud the wagon box in TERM OF YEARS,
the street. They were finally stopped N SON &
by coming in contact with a telephone HENDER RD hia In
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THE YEAR 1905
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Finds prepared to serve you in a
Furnishings, iron
lines of House
COOK STOVE
TO A PIANO
HH Arvisevc fis 372 vr -
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position mid
cannot
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goods must be as
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every
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We take this
ou lor your patronag
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» soy ly
& 33% UIC
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same time solicit a continuance of
JOHN SMITH & BRO.
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