THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
CenTRE HALL, PENN’ A.
THURSDAY,
FEBRUARY 9, 1905.
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Spring Mills.
Sledding parties form the most pleas.
ing amusement of the season. Among
some of them last week even-
ing spent very pleasantly at
of Dr. J. R. G. Allison, Centre
On Wednesday evening of this
an evening was similarly er
the home of J. Bitner,
east of town.
The members of the
their annual banquet at
Hotel on
Mrs. T.
improved
Bruce Gramley
the work of
College and hav
Was an
the home
Hall,
week
rjoved at
K a few miles
KK. held
Fort
luesday evening.
M,
of her recent ill
Gramley is very much
less,
having compiets
the first simester at Stats
ing a day or two ofl
came home for a short visit during his
mother’s illness,
Vindom Gramiey, Philadelphia
arrived last Baturday for a
parents.
Miss Joe (
few days last
H. 8.
Jacob Bitper re
ven,
visit to his
ado, of i
WeeK §
ward, sj
Iratich
WTAUCHL,
he ha
Yale College. Owing to
ing, he is compelled to di
studies for a year
Miss Alice Neese pen
in Centre Hall, visiting
John Neese,
Burchard Musser, son of R.
ser, who has been employed in
na for some time, is st
where
eas
iftering fr
peadicitis, in one of the
that city.
ed a success, and the patient
hospitals in
Ihe operation was report-
doing well
as could be expected.
Rev. and Mrs. Mclinay enter
some of their friends f
Gap over Bunday.
tained
m Pleasant
Rev. W. C. Bierly las
a series of meetings at Locust
8. L. Condo
business trip to Mifflinburg.
Rev? W. C. Bierly and wif
Saturday visiting at Millheim
Sidney Reish
his family from J.
Millheim.
George Gentzel on Wednesd AY
a business trip to Bellefonte,
Prof. W. P. Hosterman will have a
spring term of school in the Academy
and Miss Theresa Rachau will
the primary department.
week
(irov
last
Monday made
last
D
Saturday moved
Lon
' or $
Hg a
Hiouse to
made
teach
E. 8. Shaffer, of Madisonburg, for
several years manager of Musser
House at Millheim, was here on pri-
vate business for a day two
week. Mr. Bhafler 1s a candidate for
the nomination of sheriff, His De-
mocracy unquestionable and he
racks high in character and ability,
and would prove a formidable ecandi-
date,
Bleighing parties are decidedly
myEtoys,
. L. Finkle having another enter.
hl in view, will dispose of his
stave mill, which he recently erected
above the station, and fitted it up with
entirely new machinery ; the boiler is
thirty and engine twenty-five horse
power,
John Bmith and Brother are dispos-
ing of their stock of furniture, Carpets,
and house furnishing goods regardless
of cost. No reasonable offer will be re-
fused, they must be sold to make room
for spring and summer stock
On Tuesday last Miss Mabel Allison
treated her Sunday school class of
twenty-four scholars to a sleigh ride of
a dozen miles or more ; the children
were delighted and appreciated her
kindness,
mom bai iamans
Men's working shoes at a big re
duction. Yeager & Davis,
ar CREE
Tusseyville.
the
or last
is
nu.
of meetings in the Lutheran church,
The United Evangelical
year, Bunday.
her son F. J. McClellan and bride.
in Mifflin county last week.
United Evangelical cemetery.
——————— A ———s ins
great sacrifice. Yeager & Davis,
Harris Township.
Adam Felty is visiting in Altoona
Mrs, Forest Hunter with her
dren left last week for Altoona.
Mrs. Martha Everhart, of Altoona,
visited here for a few days.
Miss Mary Felty and
Harry Shugart, were
home of J. H. Meyer on Saturday.
Elmer Musser, Ferguson town- |
ship, transacted business here on Hat- |
urday.
A jolly ¢ from Boalsburg |
and vicinity enjoyed an evening at the
home of Newton Yarnell. Sandwiches,
cake, were served |
as refreshments
chil- |
Mrs. |
the |
sinter,
guests at
of
MIIPALY
coflee and lee cream
Communion held
the Presbyte
morning.
Jared Mayes way
sontown
Miss Kathryn
nesday of
Houser, at Baileyville.
Rev, A. A,
ing services at
mun ic
morning.
Harry
his
cared for
A were
BEV
rian church sunday
& visitor from Wat-
ad- |
Di
Meyer
last week at the
spent W
home Of
sack is conduct
Pine Hall,
» admivistered Sund
ig even
Holy CO
mn will ay
Gilmer spent with
Nevin,
Sunday
little who is
i
«
ir
Hebersburg.
ETMman,
ring
zation snd
I'be music
choir was 1 appropriate f
CARsion.
Wm.
last Friday in
Frank
the
Breon, of Lock Haven,
WwWn at
Lr 5
walle
saturday he
sale of his father-in-law’a hoine. i
Bmuliton, which
$415.00,
Paul Torbet, of New Berlin,
Mr.
was bought by T
deus Stover at
Master
is visiting grandparents,
Mrz, C, O. Mallory. i
Harry Walker, a the |
east end of this valley, recently bought |
from Mr,
from Newton
Thursday Mr. Walk- |
fis and |
¢
lumberman o
two tracts of timberland, one
and asnother
Last
saw mill on one of these |
Thomas
Brungart
er placed his
tracts and will commence sawing soon. |
Friday evening the United
gelicals aseries of meetings
which will continue this week, i
George Bair and wife, of Williams i
port, John Smith and wife, of Lamar, |
are visiting at the home of Wm. Bair. |
Jonas Btover, who re!
Evan- |
opened
Thursday
of this place, moved to Buydertown. |
Elmer Wolf rented the Meyer farm.
tl si
Sober.
Ezra Confer is home on a visit
will return to his work as soon as
weather permits him to do so.
Mrs. Andre
home of UU
but i
the |
w Ziorby visited
CG. Auman several
at Lhe
weeks,
Ollie Zeottle, of Georges Valley, is
spending a few days with Harry Gent-
zell.
Mrs. Elizabeth Adams Is on the sick
list. C. Auman’s health is improv. |
ing.
C. K. Bober, of Lewisburg, was a
caller at this place.
D. D. Breou, who ocoupied ¢. Fin-
kle's house, moved below Aaronsburg
Tuesday, to M. Bower's house, where |
he is golug to work on the farm.
Jumes Zervy le taking out onk poles, |
cones sap a oy ins
The less a book agent looks like one |
the more sucessful he is, i
‘Never get in a stew" is good ad-
vice for » man as well as sn oyster,
Millheim
B
visitor
Annie
will «
ii. &
from
days with fri
Mrs Choestis
returned
Monday
aged mot
iamuy
to nasi
her.
Mis
# Ntella Kahl
staying with her sister, Mrs. lds
Wyle, a few weeks,
Miss Mary Gettig and Miss Shultz
Jens
nie Hull,
Thomas Broogart and wife, of
were in town last week,
Dr. D. K. Musser, of Bellefonte, was
Nelson Wert and wife spent Munday
near Penn
Hall.
mesa i ees
Feit shoes nud slippers at an ime
mense sacrifice. Yeager & Davis.
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xcursion Rates to Southern
Winter Resorts
Ihe Beabo
res excursion rates a
d quickest rote
n Pine
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