Eh | i i i L LOCALS, March is half over, Howard Homan, of Altoona, is in town, The Grange library will Saturday from four to five o'clock, be Rev, 8. retired from the active ministry. April, worth Missouri Penns Uave Sale, Penns Cave and the Long farm will ten o'clock, at pn — Death of a Child, John Jacob, the five months old son Kerlin, morning after a brief ill- Interment took place Wednes- Rev. J. M. Rearick i ! ness officiating. I . | A serious accident happened to A. | Hand Maugled | LOOALS | Even the matrimonial knot is apt to come untied. Lo Elmer Ishler this week { from Potters Mills to Oak Hall, from Oak Hall moves Wm. Bressler moves harness at prices from Why buy old, wornout new harness prices? Get D. A. Boozer. Mrs. Sarah visit from a Mus- returned A . J. Durst to her daughter, Mrs, ser, in Clearfield. It is natural that the kangaroo effect should be followed by the baboon ef- A. Boozer. Tax Collector J. B. Spangler, of Tus- from the regular price—D, mill for A. Mr. Harter A. Frank at accidentally got Millheim. | his bard Mrs. J. W. Bhook ALnNouncas favored the Reporter with his pres- ence, The latter part of last week rainy, which swelled the streams and | furnished a water supply to many | localities badly in need of it J. H, Smetzler, of near Potters Mills week, | was | was a caller Thursday of last Mr. Bmetzler was just recovering from a brief but rather severe illness The Bellefonte dairymen have or- ganized, and bave resolved not to sell to customers who are indebted to an- other member of the organization. Herbert Swartz and niece, Miss Pru- dence friends at Madisonburg, and attended the birth day party given in honor of the latter's brother, Frank Swartz. Swartz, visited relatives and Marietin known Namanths, ’ Wife, Pittsburg Sunday the subject of Holley, better fF Josiah gularly 4 or is writing re Dispate } Suitors" is tier next Sunday R YS 24 CRlicd Linden Hall, offes long CU. Palmer, of near the enough to say that he was in the al Reporter Car- DUsiness, pet Weaving would soon begin his at of TeRgUIAr the countiy in que woo) 7 i he ships to Baltimore ihe Reporters addressed between Montandon and Spring Mills, were delayed last week from the morn- the afternoon train on a blunder department. The Reporter was in no responsible for the delay ing until Ta count of made by the ua Way - an absence of several months Julian Fleming returned to Centre Hall M: Wivie filer ny evening. Among other j he spent time y D. C., and New York. At piace Malcol # a large tailoring es- 1 vy asii- his Were ig ou, fore: Fleming, conouet iis sl, fii tablishitnent at which the most fash. usable clothing i= made ~J. Frank Rearick, formerly of 8 Mills, but ¢hai wiere, H Lie Porier turers Dring pring later of Lewisburg, ne ged his location to Elizabe tutown hie iormer Inces, i= doing business for the Sober & manufac Rood al Reporter acetylene generator He Elizabethtown and says the fiuds business is interesting to him esch week Liviles Who are anxious to get the Istest resi ve sd Coals putterves snd styles iu spring suils, spriog coals, rai silk waists, walkivg skir et i=, Misses Geiss who bave the agency for the Chicago firm of Ecward B & Co, Bee their advertisement ip other column, A. tl ber Br ered property south of C. Ald town after building material to be used in the of Mr. Duulap is doing considerable business in both the jewelry and tonsorial live, should call on the well-known UHrosstuan Ri Mii contempiating Danlap, the Bpring in bar jeweler, is {he ii of 8 barber shop ou his own p. last Lovg » slore Als 1D Week 100RIOR construction Lhe satue, J. R. Wyle, formerly of Aaronsburg, Ww Lo now holds an important position in the Huntingdon teformatory, re- ceived this notice in the Huntingdon Femi-Weekly News of Monday Officer Wy le's iliness bas developed in 8 nggravated attack of quinsy, spd his condition was con sidered critical the ently part of the week, Lut st this writing an improvement is reported, | Among those who faris this spring is Joseph Wha wld bis arm stock mie ils LO hig Gragther, sont. his sation count of Mr poor health, He will move to Potters Mills Mer. | c¢hant Carsou intends hirlog a man to do the work by the month, and will | oversee wich of the farm work him- | sell will quit the | Carson, and imple- | A. on Frauk Car was lakey ag larson's HH. B. Moyer, of Millheim, publishes | Bp eard in this issue setting forth the | faci higt the Centre Mills Flouring | Milia, slier the first of April will be Under die wanngemaent of J, A. Kili pg | & * on, and that all the business at the nil will receive their careful and prompt sitention. Mr, Moyer also states that the books, sceounts, ete, are in bis hands for settlement. John D. Miller, a staunch Walker | tow ship Democrat, was on the South | #ide of Centre county the Intter part | of lagt week to size up the politiesl | situation so far ae it congeros Lhe se- | lection of a candidate for the office of | eouuty iremsurer. Mr, Miller's ane | noaneement as a caudidate for the of- | flee named will be found among the! shicuuceents in this jssue, He js | abindantly able to fill the office of Progsurer, nud like all the candidates ®6 tae du the Bad Tor tue various of- | tices, would be sn credit to the party If nominated, » the badly member { i that mangled were Was - - -_ | Wlarrmge Licenses i Emory Cole, Philipsburg. i Mary Wilson, Bellefonte | James E Jones, Charlotte ( i | Philip DNDN DDD For ss tS > uns ¢ Kreamer Wye & Son AN All the Staple Goods Will be found at our Store, and the prices on these as well as on all other goods are mark- ed and sold at the lowest possible figure, ¢ / / ¢ ¢ ¢ / ¢ / / ¢ ¢ Groceries, including the various breakfast foods, crackers, biscuits, coffee substitutes, etc., are offered in variety, Rubber Goods, Felts, Working Shirts, Overalls, Shoes for all, ete, We will be pleased to have at least a portion of your trade. We will aim to use you fair, WW WW NNN NN VND UBD 4 ¢ ¢ / 4 ¢ ¢ / / F. E. Wieland, Linden Hall. Heavy Winter Underwear, Shoes and Rubbers AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES JUST RECEIVED NEW PERCALS and GINGHAMS Wi The Centre Hall Roller Flouring Mills J. H. & S. E. WEBER, Proprietors WHITE LILLY FLOUR snd MILL. FEEDS The Hig hest Market Prices will be paid for all Grain— Wheat, Corn, Oats, Barley, Rye, Buck Baled Hay and Straw will be bought at all times, at the & best pri the market will afford, kinds of Jk wheat. IR ~~ mr whe ee i COAL All sizes of Coal, the best Grades of Coal to be { had, always on hand, We invite school i > consult with us before placing orders for fuel. re boards tc pig adap ptt FET 7%% LE a pond et Jno. FN NeW www (Successors to OVER 76 MILLIONS F. Gray & Represented in the ) i FREDERICK Fergent Fig anc Lit : K. FOSTER AGENCY i in the World THE BEST IS WITH FIRE INSURANCE COMPARIES ALOME CHEAPEST . 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