THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S.W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
Cena Harr, . PENNA.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1905.
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Aaronsburg.
Harris Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Ryan and
Garman and Mrs, Luse, of B-llefonte,
were guests at the home of J, P. Weber
last Wednesday,
travelling through different western
states, visited his brother William, in
Boalsburg, last week,
Edward H. Myer, wife and daugh-
ter, of Bell
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Lytle, of Btate College
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs, Harry Miller,
John Baumgardner,
the laundry at State College, accom
in Boalsburg Saturday afternoon
Margaret Mothersbaugh, Maude Kim-
port, Ella M, Ross and Messrs. Geo
Fortney, Curtis and Marian Meyer,
baugh attended the annual banquet
given by the Pipe Grove Mills high
school Friday evening.
A party from Btate College partook
Marriage Licenses,
“iedler,
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Winter Re
nite Ware...
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WAdra
Phis line include
Dish Pans, Coffee and Tea Pots, Stew Ket-
tles, Sauce Pans, Wash Basins,
Water Buckets, Dippers, Etc.
Parlor S Stoves
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and Ranges
a "> of a chicken and walls supper at the
Miss Theodora Acker spent the : Pi :
greater part of the week with her
friend, Mary Gettig, at Spring Bank.
Edwin Smith, of Oak Hall, spent a
day at the home of Mrs. Susan Rapp.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Boob, of
Hartleton ; Mrs. Haines and son, of
Woodward, and Cornelius Musser’s of
Brush Valley, were guests at the home
of Mr. Haines, at the toll gate, one day
last week.
George Weaver and wife spent a day
last week with Mrs, Weaver's sister at
Feidler, : 4 . .
Perry Bmith and family, of Feidler, Lizzie Teme, ve yeu A neg)
. | Slate College last week,
Mrs. Rel
an extended visit among
Boalsburg tavern Saturday evening,
J. A. REESMAN..
CENTRE HALL, PA
Miss Annie Fox spent a day in
Bellefonte. ote tas ?
W. H. Hoover, 8B. H. Bailey, J. M - 4) ge, id te JET | Florida the Carolinas, Famous Nin.
Wieland an R. B. Harrison transact 3. Dhl ‘ at } ter Resorts,
ed business at State College laft week, | ere Ps
J. Li. Tressler and wife, of Linde:
Hall, spent Saturday afternoon in
Boalsburg
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Misses Bess and Mary Lytle,
State College, were callers in
The January
Clearance
iciniy.
Henry Fredericks and
were guests at the home of E., GG. Mip-
gle one day last week.
Noah Raker and family, of Trever- + ATL
‘ Es rush Valley
ton, visited at the home of Wilmer . ya :
. Mra. Julia Musser, of Pine
Stover
. a's : 3 Mills, her son J. L. Musser
Quite a number of families are visit- Tes
4 of 1ll., we isitors here
ed by the chicken pox at present. \M .
. MF , OF ew isbhur $ FEHeral Iv [3s , ba '
Harry Bair, who is employed at Al- . Ww! ped i ‘ 1 r
* . po) : agent for the ering nufacturing . . { § ; 9 s New Year
toons, was home a few days with his] ° ! 8 , .
family. i 3 i ] i « 1 $4 2 £5 re 13 > 4 5 ut J wear a ncw
Thomas Wolf’'sand Charles Grimm's | tar : y
with a res-
of Madisonburg, were in town Bundsy
William Guisewite and family, Mrs
Sarah Harper and others, visited at]
the home of Wm. Bressler on Forster's
farm, Sunday. Ry fi iibs a. pop .
Follo wing is the r eport of the Wolf's | 9% Jo ‘fens io 4 ona. Tout . ‘e put in an unusually |
duced prices, and a
! arge
Chapel school, for the 5th month end- : ! am M. L : i V ' . . .
. or uring £3 st week at i carla ' ' oboe 0 NO +e 5 4 ~ NEY 3
ing February 6th ; E. RB. Wolfe, teach- : = ii 2 nade clothing, .
er : Number on roll during the month. Sng a ie vinitine friend ail 1 n- still have
male 13, female 22, total 35 ; per cent, |
t!
ough left of the right kind,
MONTGOMERY & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PA.
of attendance during month, male 4
female 84. Henry Stover, Paul Win-
kleblech, (
bert, Estella Musser, Lorilla Musser,
Maranda Mowery, Mabel Stover, Ma-
bel Bower, Martha Stover were pres
ent every day during the month.
‘harles Boyer, Bamuel Gil-
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Millheim,
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SPRING MILLS
D. J. Koch, who has
at Bunbury for the past few
rived in town Saturday
day with hi« many f
Friday Mrs. Wi
flinburg, arrive
Musser to spend
i s.. 3 & Lave
Owing to the Icy pavement wople | Da
are coming down ; one day last week | nye.
Mrs. Julia Deininger had the misfor- | Linden Hall
tune to slip and fall and since that James Ress and daughter, Mis
time is not able to be about. | na, Wednesday d ove to Stone Valley
The proprietor of the Journal, J. C fait iregory, who has beer
Hosterman, is all smiles since last | quite ill from the eflects of a partis
Candies and Confec ionary
week, as a daughter has arrived at his | stroke of paralysis about a year ago
home, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Ross on Friday
choice
woolen blankets,
Friday evening the Ladies Literary | entertained at diover, Mr. and Mrs
Bociety held its anoual reception at | Frank McFarlane, Br. snd Mrs. J. 1
the home of Mrs. C. R. Neft and was | Musser, of Illinois, and Mrs. Julia Mus. | 2%
A tot
C ed ys 4 | Carefully selected. In addition
to regular sugar, coffee and
spices 1 have a very desirable
line of breakfast foods, canned
Jewelry goods, table oil, olives and
legant array of fine | sardines.
chains, rings, seals,
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£3 Groceries
reported a success, Bixty invited | ser, of Piue Grove Mills,
Mre. William Raywond snd daugh-
‘a
£
guests were present.
The Gentzall & Beezer horse sale was | ters returned from a weeks’ visit
largely attended and everything went | among friends in Union county,
off smoothly ; the average price of the Misses Ella Ross and Sadie Felding,
horses was $163 33. Messrs, George Mothersbaugh and
R. J. Bmith, who will go to farming | Wallace White attended the High |
in the spring, purchased a fine team of | School banquet at Pine Grove Mills for some Lime
black horses on Saturday ; they work | Friday evening. George Horn
well. Friday evening Mrs. John Kline | fering from quinsg
Friday evening of last week a jolly | gave a surprise party in honor of their Tone Noll was
party of young people sojourned to the | eldest daughter Miss Katherine ; about | 8th to attend the
home of Peter Breon, west of Millheim | forty guests were present. Co. B,and aa
and spent a pleasant evening, William Coble moved to Mill Hall | Job Bmith, John Gary
Last Saturday Misses Allison, Will- | Friday and on Wedn enday George ker and George Treaster
isms, and Winkleman arrived to spend | Miller moved to his new property at | fonte to view the inspec
Banday with Miss Mary Hartman, Axe Mann, aud see the soldier boys go through |
aie Fred
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nas and table raisins
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Nittany Mountain,
Newton (Farry
Glass and Queensware
My stock of glass and queens
ware is very complete. Elegant
Notions and Dry Goods dinner and tea sets, from 78 to
8, im
cuff and collar but-
infants’ neck chains.
nvoice of notions just | 125 pieces ; cut glass, beautiful
opened and now displayed on | lamps and fine Bohemian and
the counters. Gloves, mittens, ' Japanese shades
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Rye ....... 60 Wheat .....
Miss Edith M. Bair, one of the U,
T. and T. Company's employes was
sick Inst week but is able to be about
again,
A. Walter is suffering from an at-
tack of grip, which is all the style.
M. D. Bush and Brother, of Lancas-
ter, arrived in town last week to buy
horses and Tuesday of this week ship-
ped a ear load, making room for more
Misses Beck, of Milton ;
Miller, of Baileyville, and Miss Elin
Ross, on Saturday.
from now until spring.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Meyer entertain
Joseph Grofmyer, wi
ago did considerabls
ing old arquaintances in this plese
Lie was
He notices many changes sipnee
here last
Noll Brothera loaded three ears with
Mrs, Frank Yearick, who had been
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Baries & Omits
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PRODUCE AT “TORES,
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western horses,
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Colyer.
Mrs, William Reiber returned home
Thursday after spending two weeks | Now is the time to buy shoes for
with ber son Alfred, in Johnstown, | your children. Yeager & Davis. | and side since Christmas, i Ar New York L¥...4 00
and was much pleased with the trip, Remember our sacrifice sale of shoes | ee (Via Tamaqua)
Among the sick are Henry Moyer | starts on the 16th of Feb, Yeager & | Sober a FEAR, den:
and Mrs, Arthur Blutterbee ; hope for | Davis. : 8
their speedy recovery. * J. D. Long moved from Milroy into
The funeral of Mrs, Wm. Baer was Plum Grove, the house with Solomon Linule. Th Basa:
largely attended Saturday A. P. Zerby bas been housed up for | FASTWARD VENI WARD
Philip Auman Is quite busy kauling | a wesk on account. ofa bad cold ; : STATIONS. [1 |
W. F. Rockey purchased a very fine | implements to his future home in | M: ‘Srew. Zithy a aa : = {nf ems re |
borse in Bellefonte last week. i Mra Andrew Zirhy returned from | P M i AM AT Ly
Georges Valley, [on ’ 580 | 29518 80. Bellefonte.
Wm. Smith, of Spring Mills, and| James Kerstetter and Harry Stine, U. G. Auman’s to the home of her {5 15] 3 10!» w
Michael Bmith, of Potters Mills, took | of Pleasant Gap, were in this neighbor. Suaghiter: M op B. Brean, 0 [808 2 0 BL atovens
dinner at the home of J. H. Moyer| hood buying up calves one day last IO i (BING pas Lempany 1 10018 ml Pion
Saturday driver had bad luck Monday, While [550] 1182 Brintly
. . week. | drivieg from Bober to Spring Mills the [58] 14018 3 Waddls
rank B, Boal is through this rec- —————— { ofl tank upset. 871 122807. Krumrine,
tien introducing a new stock and poul-| An immense sacrifice in children’s | 30 Bale College
try food. shoes, Yeager & Davis, | of horses at the Millheim horse sale, -
SPRING
MILLS, PA.
evening.
J. H. Weibly has been confined to
the house, suffering from the grip.
Mr. Yesrick's mother, who stuflered a
| paralytic stroke, is home sgain. Mre,
| Yearick is improviog.
| Mre. A GG. Noll has been eullering
{ from rhevmaiism in her head, ueck
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| down at Jacksonville taking care of
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