a Smith, the WwW. WwW. will b Milroy. The following was Prof, W. A, Krise, daughter, Mrs, Brown, As quite a number of people are located in this place, notes from this side may be of interest § Linden Hall. Photographer Miss Martha Tresaler Jellefonte where she THE CENTRE REPORTER. S. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor. Hmith, the LAS dd dddd Cent P hotograph Fr, Gt dpndiadiodis dindindindidindi dnd bd Be BL e Hall this : ———— dpe dpi dip Li dnddps pep nding di has will from hia | received who ia visiting BEV | wee ! in Milroy : Penns \ spend eral week a alley Mrs. Har aad xcursion Rates to a few | Anna visited her | Daniel Winter Resorts | ler, last week. The Seaboard Air Line Railway of- | i CENTRE HaLn, . . Pax N'A. THURSDAY, Southern STOP, LOOK, READ daughts Low E FEBRUARY 23, 1905, have just received a line of the best to their friends on the other side of the I'he yoeng peop the neighbor. | fers excursion rate rd ¢ shortest : i mountain, | : Amer Mowery, TERMS. The terms of subscrip ition to the Re- orl 4 rt rskahas of Afr Lot. } y : or Dis CE : porter are ono dollar per year in advance. 1004 10 § Lun f iy Dioyea 8 | Rid Cri ro ilieiiu Houth- ; ADVERTISEMENTS.~20 cents per line for to all | BIEIK ade Lo ihe nome of Jol fa: | , i Bt : 8 V wi set rani e are... three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- | the young people in Centre Hall, and | zier, wh they were rovally enter. | know y Florida nd other - sequent insertion. Other rates made known on his voung wife, live at this place, He | tain works al Burnl makes good wages | wears tailor- drives well known id buy, which ill Ha application, The figures opposite your name on label of pa- er indicate the date to which your subscription i id. When no date is given the date implied s July , 1900; when no nt is given the month | ¥© aud from phad is July—thus - noeans July, 1900; ‘01, | Ed. who was marr moans July, 1901; “04 *' means that your subserip- ] "a MoNitt tion is paid mm advance to July, 1904, Other | Lo & Miss MceNilt, has } months than July are indicated by abbreviations, house-keepine vet He ; x Fear time $ ieaping VE ¢ When you pay your subscription always ex- . amine your label, and when a notice appears that corrections have been ma ie, compare and Yon i : report immediate if you have not been given Jame & { lor to es & n dan res y ald J ¢ wait » y + i - x £ roper credit, No receipt 10 Jubscriplion w cated Liere. He 1eral superintend- urs n ia ; : a my % a d * @ sent by mall unless by special it ~The s 5 i : ; £1 a, Stoves Hod Pipi change of date on label ought to be en ent for Relghtiey rothers. ; y y { 4 sy fey arl ai Lane evidence. Money by mall Is reasonably Ye There have been no losses to this date, Joh er has a saw RESOLUTIONS AND OJ tions of respect will be Rr one-half cent per word, } minimum charge two cents per word i also payable In advanoe, AR, made clot hes, and his work Dish Pan tles ’ Coffee 3 and Tea Pots, Stew Ket- voi Pans, Wash Basins, Water Buckets, Dippers, Etc, work Burnham also Hanna, of Spring Mills, is } Urotzer, another Penns Valley- ry 3 shingle The 5 OF THANKS. Resolu- and mill at the { for & » Of ; . B.A 18 rats others mos upper et ly work at quarries, Daring a short have iojourn in this Harris Township. I Frank Lohr spent Bunday at Cen- tre Hill. er oJ. A. REESMAN... A car load of horses bought the people ate more sociable With Lone } HE Si ¥ ; a aid re : v 4 . “4 CENTRE HALL, PA. for the Philadelphia market. another in their daily intercourse tl Prof. 8. Ward Gramley, of Mills, spent Saturday in Boalsburg. Attorney H. C. Quigley, of Belle- fonte, was in Boalsburg on Thursday A number of our ns attended Centre Hall, Friday. Bailey of Pine on Saturday on found the Milroy peopl eedingly hospitable one with anoth- and especially to visitors. While Was Spring is a lack chure people or wien ¢ h work manifest HIVEen citize the horse sale at Commissioner J. 3. Grove Mills, was here official business, John Kuhuy, of paralytic stroke last Thursday, able to walk Services ton’s birthday formed church Sunday. Miss Phoebe Miller is visiting niece, Mrs, Mary Miller who is ill at her home in Philadelphia Ira Corman was here from Ferguson township, assisting at J. W. from Boalsburg to Hall. J. W home on The January Clearance Sale walk 1 Lowi ry his a ad ‘ larg ¢ Hisnd Ise ct} } & fo Bd ¥y A - : } doable Loom iL dE eis rm ei y New Year with a res- the moving of Oak Shingletown, had s but is again, for Washiog- He appropriate were held in the her Longwell Close » wear a new suit and over- get prices, and a splendid Miller {ou can them here at State College, place Prof. Gearhart, stone and Miss M Pine Grove Mills, Boalsburg on Bund Mrs. Emma He llevue, iel M. SBtaart, W. H burg, me more and acc College, Dr. Kidder and Mrs. Jacobs and Mrs. E tended Lhe { mother, Mrs. William Gol Elmira and Messrs. David attended the funer Polly Mitchell, at Friday. The Pharsonis gave an excell Boal Hall, Boalsburg, ast Owing to the sey tainment was nancially, but ood. The boys deserve much ocd it bro Ro thelr si nf musie a Penn Hall. | hu nging, excellen general entertaining program, ‘he A. | H a oF of children proceeds were for the K. O. T Fills Lhe Eat Re is a amounted to $2675. The K. O. T. M. Mi ie Musser and friend wishes to appreciation of Winb ! the patronage given by the public, evening The following is a report of the MUaser, Boalsburg Primary school for the fifth H. N month, Catharine Gertrude Wi Spams. Sunday afternoon teacher : Number enrolled, of J. females 17, total 39: Fre der ance, males 20, ill, ia slowly improving. prreentage of attendance. males 93, fe A Foreign Mission service will be males gh. Number of visitors 4. The held in the Salem Reformed chureh | School Lodo od gis L J Sy . following pupils were in attendance | SUndny afternoon. every day during the month : Christ. Keller, of Centre Young, Elsie Rishell, Ethel Ginger- Saturday and Bunday ich, Hazel Lucas, Roland Young, Rus- Mra. F. M. Fisher. sell and Fred Ishler, Wayne Shutt, Nels in Wert, Fred Brouse, Harold Hunter, Asronsburg, Report of Boalsburg Grammar school ‘ for 5th month, H. M. Hosterman ————— Evnugelical chureh teacher: Number on roll during Remember our sacrifice sale of shoes Mr. and Mrs. J. H, month, males 12, females 11, total 23;| tarts on the 16ih of Feb. Yeager & | *Pe0t part of Sunday at daily attendance, males 11, females 9, | Davis h fo Yelmm's total 20. The highest grade made by An Fd. Me any member of the A class for the | shoes. ¥ille, ol month was 93 per cent, by Sallie Sto. former's brother, Ci ver ; in the B grade, 93 per cent, by Guy Wieland, and in the C grade 90 per cent. by Ralph Rishel, Report of Shingletown school, W. Lonterger teacher: Those in at- tendance every day during the month, Orie and Ruth Rupp, Miles and Win- nie Thomas, Ed a and Anna Leech. Per cent. of attendance, males 89, fe- males 96, total, 93 : per cent of attend. ance during terra, males 96, females 98, total 97. Those who missed because of sickness were, Bessie Bones, Stella Bones, Harry Kuhn, Ralph Thomas, Robert Leech, Mary Gearhart, Se ib An Unasusl Opportunity, Now is the time to buy furniture, You have half a cagload of Chamber Buits to select from, ranging in price from the cheapest to the best. They will be sold at the same low figures as before. Our goods are right, Our prices are right, ~1s tOCK We p stock of Living ‘hline, of “rvices at an unusually large made clothing, and and soups, of still have ¢ left of the right kind, MONTGOMERY & CO. BELLEFONTE, PA. M Ta" J y i : . a—— ———————— ——— Mr a SA a Sm a ————— : funeral of Dan- stuart, of Boals- attended ti the fuuersl cort Balti- mpanied fami funeral rE CT IXITXXTIIT TTT XA TINT TTR ..0. T. CORIMAN... SPRING MILLS > otherwise iy " are housed up | fis Mr express its gpent Friday | slag home of Wallace | choice rb woolen blankets. Tres Meyer and wife, Groceries My groceriesare all fr Carel 0 regular spices ithe of LA BL RT TI Ar HE and, males 22 average attend. total 35: In addit coffee very desirable , canned ole and selected sugar, Condo ick Moyer, who has been very | ”" i i JAve a feruales 15, { gOOds, table oil, A sardines, ntion El a —— Qi v. Crumb ig, O Health der - daily action of the bowels. Aid nature with Ayer's Pills. Glass and Queensware My stock of Ware is very Hall with his Besaie #pent | glass an i queens complete. Elegan dinper and tea seis, from 75 to i2§ pieces | cut glass, beautiful lamps and fine Bohemian and Japanese shades, aisler, TXT TTT ITI Notions and Dry Goods 4 resid son Carl, of Lirwigt t y An invoice of i wped and How «1 Gloves, notions just wife and Sunday at wis Rossman. ATE, Pres gs splayed aon mittens, ! AA OT : i : ! Vv te he ng "i Vil Na i visited the | 10g sora i the counters BB EL ELE BBED EBB EBE ERED EEE AEED ELLE home of Le day preached a German Ee al Ra | 00000000 CLR000000000000G¢ GRAIN MAKKET, Wheat { Onis we i VOD inns FRODUCE AT STORES, lard........ Ui | Butter... Potatoes. ..... Ww i KE iv near Madisonbius ? Rye a } € severe § : ® » | # To save money and Bei 3 to have a clean job of PAPER HANGING or PAINTING done, go to— +P. R.Auman.. SPRING MILLS, PA. Wall Paper Furnished at 3c, per Bolt and Up. . . . : 10000000000000000000000000 | = Hedinn aud wife, of Tus sey immense sacrifice io children’s Yeager & Davis. Visiting at the home of the gl ms —— —-—— Plum Grove, Herbert Bwartz, of Clintondale, W.H H, | #pent a week at the home of his broth- - » oe. Sober. wife, of visited friends at this place, er Harvey. W. H. Suavely, Thomas Keen and family, of Potters house of Malinda Mills, spent Sunday at. the home of Rudy Grogerich, Huston Moith sud LAMAR Nittany, who jives in the Smith, will move this week to Greenbriar, to the Louse of his father Henry, J. Ebert and wife Lewisburg last week, Jacob Breon, of Coburn, was a caller | 7 ¥ su at the homes of his parents one day ’ this week, A W. D. Zerby, Esq., of Bellefonte, was a visitor at the home of his father and sister over Sunday, David Spade and wife expect Lo start for Bouth Dakota, about the first week in March. Julia Wolf is on the sick list, ——— a Ny L. P. Bmith is ready to do all kinds | PM | AM Ar. Ly AM | AM | . 680] 205 i & M0 Bellefonte... 6 50) 10 0 of sawing as soon as the weather is fu- [615] 2 10 | 8 wihioloville... 6 85 | 10-97 | ’ 6121 2071887... Mortis, 6 88 10 43 | varable, fr reg | 10 47 Hunters 110 8 {oon Fillmore, Not long ago a Bouth side young made a man on Lhe search for some one at M, J Decker's got lost in the snow and almost drove into John Korman's cellar, and then on his porch. Next time draw on the left line, Jacob, Among those who attended the par- ty given at the home of George Brad- ford, at the Old Fort, last Wednesday evening, by their daughter, Miss Lu. titis, were Misses Carrie Frazier, Pru. dence, Puella, Lucina Swartz, Minnie Brown, Berths Bible, Jane Sylvia, Rosa Taylor, Alice and Bessie Glace, Messrs, Herman Royer, Abner Btover, Runkle Frazier, Harry Bible, Archie trip (o Wi imeaport (Phil ind, & Reading Ry } PHILA... NEW YORK {Via Philsd.; M AM P.M. Ar New York.......Lv...4 60 (Via Tamaqua) 4. W, GEPHART Gonadal Buperintendent, P900000099060000000 en F 8000000080000 POSOBOOVSOBLIOOOS jesse ELLEFONTE CENTRAL BAILROAD Week Daye EASTWARD, WESTWARD 6 4 2 STATIONS, 1. ] 3 H. G. STROHMNEIER, CENTRE HALL, . . . . Manufacturer of and Dealer In HIGH GRADE ... . i A AM AO ASA REARICR Bros, Men's $8060 dress shoes now $2.50. Yeager & Davis, Homan, Elmer Btamp, Wm. Lingle, George Glace, Jr., John Koarr, Roy Stover, Wm. Colyer, Wm, Blump, Hoover Dalby and wife. Warm lived shoes at a big sacrifice. Yeager & Davis, Don't distort your face, dear little maid, by chewlog gum. Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator Gi aired LE BE i over 200.600 LR raiot; man onion Endod he Pr. LaF Ld MONUMENTAL WORK in all kinds of Marble aw Granite, Dourt tail 0 ye mp priow.
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