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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor,
CenTrRE HaLL, PENNA.
1905.
THURSDAY, APRIL 6,
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RESOLUTIONS
tions of respect wi
al
Harris Township.
Elmer Ross, of Lemont, was looking
for horses
W. A
ing here,
Miss Maude Kimport
with her parents,
Mra
are visiting
A. KE
itr hay
The
healthy look
Miss May Mt
College for an indelinite time
Pine
alstuiry
Wagner, of Juniata, is visit.
spent Sanday
aud son Harold
Hefonte
tieorge Fisher
in Bi
Hqguire, of Philadelphia, was
i '
Lily in this locality,
wheat though small has a very
Ng appearance
fo ale
Wer nas gone
chiine, of
in He
Miss Maddie Kei {irnve
Mills, spent Handay
Cl {f Baulshurg, visited
ir. Kidder
ver (sibony
home of ast weel.
and Mrs
Tate
Lie
Mr
Lloyd
Shoe
Gideon Beightol and
were isitors from Snow
« from ool
visited
James Gilenn, who is hom
lege for his |
here
Fhe
g
:
will all
3
ier vacation
sibel ie
br od
this week.
attended the J
Hockview,
A number of citizens
Harris Hoy sale, at
Haturday.
on
John Charles and son Grant are em-
ployed at Thompson's mill,
west of State College,
Mr.
the
to that town last
shingle
a contractor
moved
Smith, of Howard,
Shingletown saw mill,
week,
¢
0
Messrs, George Fortney and Albert
Ciingerich were baling hay for farmers
in Ferguson township
b, J. Meyer and C
Centre Hall, were
farmers buying
D
around among
Runkle, of
the
horses
Mra, Busan Wilson, of Milesburg, is
spending with friends
Boalsburg and vicinity.
Ex-SBheriff W. A. Ishier,
Baumgardner, of Bellefonte,
to business here las
Mrs. E. E
week
some Lime in
and H.
attended
week
Brown is spending this
in Bellefonte at the of
Prothoootary A. B KRimport
Mr. Kramer, of Walsontown, sau
agent for the Deering Manufacturing
Co., spent part here
Alfred Bhuey, of Rockview, and
Miss Annie Kaup, of Oak Hall, were
guests at the home of J. A, Rapp en
Sunday
Mrs. FF. J. Klmport, accompanied
by her niece, Milas Helen Wagner, of
Juniata, spent a day at ber parental
home at Fairbrook
home
of last week
Mr. Wensei, a Htate College student,
sod Mrs. A, J. Lytle and daughter
leds, of near State College, attended
services in Boalsburg, Sunday.
Miss Martha Miller and John Noll,
of Pleasaut Gap, were married at the
Lutheran parsonage by Rev, J. I.
Htonecypher, after which they took
supper st the Boalsburg tavern.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Markle, of Buffa
Run ; Edgar Keller and wife, of
Pine Grove Mills, and Mrs. Laura
Bricker and son Howard, of Boals-
burg, attended the Koch moving Inst
Thursday,
in
Master Harold (‘osey has gone to
spend the summer with G. W. Gar-
brie, near Htate College, and his broth-
er Roy to Dal. Smetzler's, at Pleasant
Giup, at which places they will be en-
gaged in useful employment,
Fx-Bheriff Cyrus Brungart and wife,
of Centre Hall, spent Bunday here,
Mre. Brungart and Mrs. Moyer, of
Brush Valley, are caring for their
aunt, Mra. Rebecon Hparr, who is sick
from a complication of diseases,
MH. M. Bell built an addition to his
house, and Carpenter James Poorman
is at work on a new porch al the resi-
dence of Wm. Myers. The house oc-
cupied by J. A. Rupp, the property of
the 8. H. Stover heirs, has also been re.
roofed.
Now that the sales nnd movings are
over, the weather favorable and the
soil in good condition the farmers are
busily engaged sowing clover seed,
plowing and making other needed
preparations for putting out the
spring crops,
The foreign missionary service held
in the Reformed church Bunday even-
ing was interesting and instructive,
A IS SHIA Eo i AP
The methods used by the missionaries
for christianizing the people of Japan
and China, and the results of their la.
bors were explained in a short address
by the pastor, Rev. A. A. Black,
Among those who attended the fu.
neral of Miss Nannie Btover, Baturday
were: Frank Btover, wife and son
Samuel and daughter Lulu, Mr. and
Mrs. Bam. Musser, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Musser and Mrs. Weaver, of
Altoona ; Bamuel Kaup, of Renovo :
Rev, and Mrs. Holloway, Hiram Fet-
teroflf and wife, Jolin Fisher and fami-
ly, Sadie, Bara and Alvin Stover, of
Bellefonte ;. Mra. Ida Gorman, of Wil-
liamsport ; Clement Fortney, wife and
daughter, of Tusseyville.
W. H. Fry, of Ferguson township,
whose name is aunounced as a candi-
date for the nomination for County
Commissioner, is a battle-scarred vet-
eran of the civil war. For quite 8 num-
ber of years he has been engaged in
the arduous work of a veterinary sur-
geon, traveling over Centre, Blair and
Huntingdon counties, to
every call, either day or night, regard-
of weather ( although he did oc-
casionally upset in a snowbank. He
has lately been commissioned a colonel
by the grand commander of the G. A,
R. of Pennsylvania. Honor to whom
honor is doe
responding
lens
MoClellan
death Renovo
week, look
Friday
« at his home at Renovo
Those
train
were Owen
Mr. and
Branch ;
Mura,
Dr.
of
Amanda
iol
The funeral
baugh, whose al Was
mentioned last place at
Reading last morning Hers
vices were hel
the pre evening
accompanied the funeral
Reading, besides his wife,
Motherstistigh, of Boalsburg
Mra Cilenn, of the
David Rhionesmith, of Bellefonte
Hartswick, of Altoona
Herse Mothersbaugh and wife,
Heech Creek sod Miss
Mothersbaugh, of Bnubury
ding who
to
HNawnel
Sarah
his wife,
He
was Lhe former hoae of
Miss Mary
the
Fhomas burial
WHS Uhomas
side of
lot
wilh
buried by
the
had made
Owen
Bun oF 18 5
HT
shure
his home
Motherstmugh, of Boalsburg, for
w hich
efor
ais, (ring
paveled with the
I al that place
—— -
Milltheim,
Mrs. T. R. Boek, scoompanied
Mrs. D. LL. Zerby,
in Berwick
uy
her mot
ed to her
her,
home
Harry Bmitl
al Lewistown for the past three years,
time with his
and Mrs, J. OC, Smith.
in spending some
rents, Mr
Mrs. Jerome Bpigelmeyer Is visiting
Mra. Charled Bassler
pa
her daughter, al
Freeburg.
NH. R. King moved out of the
House Saturday, and since
not been om iret
vacant
This is the
pled
time this hotel fins Linen
forty years
Ellin , Shafter
sition with 1. A
tional Hotel and will
~ has accepled a po-
shawver at the
sotue Lith
Thursday of last week, R. J
moved to his fathers farm
vacated by Samuel Ream
west of
town,
onfer
Pittsburg where
Miss Verna ( left Tuesday
will spend
Mira
she
simmer with her sister,
Foote
went lo Heading at which
has secured employment
Mrs. P. B
fonite Wednesday to transsol business
place
im— a ————
Spring Mills
week
Rev. Hnyder, the new pastor o { the
United Evangelical church, arrived
last week. He preached his first ser-
mon last Sunday evening, to a
audience,
Miss Bertha Duck is home
New York, visiting her parenta
From last
iarge
from
Bruce Gramley is home, paying his
parents a week's visit between terms,
M. Shires Is home this week, supers
intending the moving of
hold goods to Long avenue
his house
John Lloyd snd family narrowly
escaped being ssphyxiated by coal gas,
one night last week,
Quite a number of removals and
changes were made in this village last
week. Although dwellings were scarce,
all managed to locate satisfactorily.
All the schools closed last week,
W. P. Alexander, an employe in Al
lison's wills for many years, moved
with his family to Yeagertown, last
week, All were sorry to have Mr.
Alexander leave, as he wan as good
citizen,
D, EK. Genlzel, velerinary surgeon,
has placed a very conspicious sign
above his office entrance, As a veter.
inarian Mr. Gentzel is quite an an
thority. ,
! ———————
Rhsumatic Palos Quickly Relieved,
The excruciating pains characteris.
tic of rheumatism and sciation are
quickly relieved by applying Cham.
berlain’s Pain Balm. The great pain
relieving power of the liniment has
been the surprise and delight of thous-
ands of suflerers, The quick relief
from pain which it affords is alone
worth many times its cost, por sale
by C. Y ohvartz, Tameyvilla:. F.
LUOUALS,
But one marriage license this week.
The rain Tuesday night had a magic
effect on the wheat and grass,
A son was born Mr, and Mre,
George Breon Wednesday morning.
Mrs, Mary Nefl offers her house and
lot in Centre Hall at public sale.
advertisement in another column,
A. Bandoe is agent.
to
Nee
Ww.
Montgomery & Company, the Belle
foute clothiers, advertise Easter Holi-
day goods in this issue of the Reporter,
The clothing sold by this firm is striot-
ly up-to-date, old
styles will be
no second-hand
iN
Insurances K. Fos-
ter, Misses
Bellefonte,
Philadelphia, drove
place to Penns day after.
noon. Mr. the Re
porter office long enough to renew his
advertisement for another year,
Agent Frederick
Jen Aun
and Langdon
and
of
formes
Odiorde,
irom
Wednes
Foster stopped at
Lhe
Unve,
Willis
Mrs. W and
county to
Wagner is
distance, last week was
with
Lor
Wagner, who
children
visit
Auer
Centre
Mir
CRO
for a few days
in the wholesale
Hutehinson & Co
grocery store of
, Altoona
fog
Fay,
having
been with that company the
Ahree
When
past
TR 4
yeal rd
HOovitig 1a town
vied the old fashion
ith
fev
ed moving, sand brought w him
about seventy-five of Lis god neigl
ville to mesist
frolic of the
the venerable
resident of
from about
they
bors Fossey
him msde
affair, In the party wa
John Htoner, Milt
the Miltheim Banking ¢
Friday {
heaviest
the history of
gwepl over Lh
from ls
mountains east of Hiverside
guile »
af i
iasl wee)
starins of
the alate
sii fini
Californis
ex tend
alige Led
A neeles og the
and
indreds of
children
pt on
Baroardin H
who
Chie
reveled in it
-
had never seen
of the
HOW eX
$ Fat
Laps distant
—
Marriage Licenses
Hazel, Bellefonte
Wwillnrd, Alt
- - .
the Photo
Morris AY
J we folie i
“maith
W
{ae
grapher
Smith, the
Hall
—
Photograplu ¥,
in Centre this week
Novelties
Novelties in Japanese naphi
paper rolls,
ture
pebl led rine jr
frame binding «ill be
Also, the latest novelties 1 Indien
Very preity Arid Very
.
Sober.
W of Henovo
Mrs
W. Jamison and wife,
'
visiting his mother sarah
Jamison
Jd. J
where
Kern snd sons went to Patton
they will Iw employed as
painters
Wo
$
Larne! made
J FE Ebert
“mith and
running fall
Munday schon a* Heaver Dani jek
on J
near Npracetown
George Hettinger moved BE
Bible's farm
py
Colyer
Mr. and Mrs. Simon
children, of Bellefonte, spent
al the home of John Emerick.
T. F. Farner, of Philadelphia, made
his parents a brief visit last week
Miss Annie Lingle friend, of
Bellefonte, spent Sunday at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Lingle
and
Banday
Dinean
mid
Henry
Miss Bessie Cooney has gone to the
home of CUslvin Ruhl, Centre
Hall, for the summer,
Mrs,
iat,
near
Gieorge Bitner is on the sick
Aunt Julia Isher in also ill,
John Bedlyon moved his household
goods from the Brishin house in with
Wm. Lee
Auction
night
at Moeiss’ store Haturday
A AI: 5 I SS
Linden Hall
T. €. Heimas, of Osceola, spent a few
days here, last week, traosacting
business,
Mrs. Mary Htem, Thursday moved
into Mra. Hose’ house, and John
Harshbarger moved into ‘he one he
purchased recently from Mes, Stem
Charles Fisher ia confined to bad,
suffering from an attack of grip
Mrs. Eliza Campbell and Mis El
mira Goheen are both slightly better,
Mire. Marah Stine, of Annville, was
called to the bedside of her aged moth-
er who has been seriotsly ill.
John Coble, Mouday, moved to Mrs,
Harris’ farm house,
Mrs, Claudia Bressler and children
arrived Baturday and will spend a few
days with her brother,
Mra. J. H. Weibly ix in Watson
town visiting her sister,
AE. Zeigler is back in J, H. Row’
store, after a two weeks’ abmence.
SS AI AP SSR
Anick Indian is never a well-read
man,
SI WO
DEATHS
JOREPH BITNER
I'he death of Joseph Bitner occurred |
at his home at Bpring Chureh, Arm- |
strong county, Thursday of last week,
aged about thirty-five or forty
Death came rather sudden,
due toa stroke of apoplexy.
ment was made Saturday.
The deceased was
dent of Potter
of the
ville,
Years, §
and was |
Inter ;
formerly a esi |
BO i
of Tussey- |
both |
'
Lie |
township, being nu
late John Bitner, Sr,
He was twice married,
wives, however, preceded
i beyond
him to
Pwo daughters, one of whom |
cently married, survive,
brothers and sisters |
fohn, decossed © Hamuel |
Mills: Mm.
spring Chuareh
Mrs. Daniel For
Christian, Mae
PW iN
'ollers
reds
Juhu Low
Fussey
IL
FICK,
(3
inger, vith
huttan,
Bo fp
* Mpring Time lo Floride and the South
Pris
the telightiul
Phils is one of
{
Wins MM the whol FORAY (Oo visit
Orin and Lhe famous resorts of Pine-
tira gy, t
of The we
Camden, B.C. and others
nderfal and
directly by
Elie
veen Lhe
oth reached |
most he Heasboard Alr
Line BEallway, shortest and quick- |
foul rotite Let.
Fhiree
Widing
Narth and South.
-
through Pullman traine daily, |
bid TEEL
us lamited, the juice Kest
Operated Freel Wess N £4
Florida snd without IEE
girs or bhagpags Winter exe
rates now eflect
train:
tirsion
itn sion
row
Al Berry
Hpecial
celle Dining ‘
Pwo trai
Hirming
the “oulh-wost
rieans
Hirminghasm,
ier dale
re
arture
% prrodamigg
varied and ues
it to make, bat
IL, WHICH eDjOYe Bl eX
Haas mel wilh grest sto
treatinent of this
ation of Pain Balm will re.
pain, and hundreds of suffer.
have testified to permas 11 ren
by its Why suller whea Pain
Balm affords such quick relief and
commits bat tri } r aale by YW
warty Fuse yville ¥ )
Potters Mills
BRivn fIRin wd
Inin's Pain B
ielsive snie
in the
ne Bppii
Heavy the
rh disease
FF
ent
PIANOS
ORGANS
THE LESTER
strictly high grade instru
dorsed by the New Engla
servatory, Bi
AND
PIANO
oston. Mass
Street Conservatory, Philadelphia
as beipg unsurpassed for tone
touch and finish
+ . THE LAWRENCE . ..
7-OCTAVE ORGAN
is the
nh
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the Saxa-
correctly
instruments
Ask
only organ with
one combination and
imitates orchestral
TERMS to the’
for catalogues and prices
E, ZEIGLER «
SPRING MILLS
suit buyer,
-*
H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE MALL, . . . . . PENN,
Manufacturer of
and Dealer In
HIGH GRADE . ..
MONUMENTAL. WORK
in all kinds of
Marble ano
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The Reporter s Advertisement...
LADIES’ STATIONERY
A Loe une of Ladies’ in boxes, at remarkably
and quality
Stationery,
low figures. You will find all grades
LARGE ENVELOPES
11
All sizes of Envelopes, for business men, from ordi
inch
the
yv Ganch to 12
WRITING FLUID
The
fountain pens.
Fluid to be had.
Sold in any
est
Writing
quantity
WRITING TABLETS
Nickle
Also, Packet Note
snd Flat
Penny and Tablets, ruled
Letter
Writing
Paver Pars
raper rape
500 sheets to pack
{ to be had Li
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}
the bes Ce AA80
rapest way to buy
FHASTER GOODS
We are now offering for the Easter Holidays the finest
CLOTHING, HATS, NECK-WEAR,
Hosiery, Etc,, that can be collected together.
selection of
Clothing from B. Kuppenheimer & Co.
1'he Swellest Neck-Wear from J. R. Keiser,
Manhattan Shirts - . .
. - » - Guyer & No Name Hats
from Simon, Hatch & Whitten Co,
firs hand, and best in their
The Latest Hosiery
Merchant Tailoring Our Specialty
Suits made to order from $15 u
MONTGOMERY & CO.
BELLEFONTE, PA,
rene ——— assnari
Cr
EE — rame
LXE TITS
Great Auction Sale
Saturday . Evening, at Six O'Clock
5
L .
FURNITURE
Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Wood Box, Window Screens. (
UNDERWEAR
Underwear for Meu, Women and Children
BLANKETS, GLOVES, ETC
Bed Blankets, Horse Blankets,
Cases, Etc., Etc
STRAW HATS, CAPS
lot of Straw Hats for Men, Boys
of Summer Caps.
SET OF DECORATED DISHES
A complziz Seauttfully Decorated Dinner Set
and two gallon Jugs.
CALICOES, DRESS GOODS, OUTINGS
STRICTLY
Oil Stove, Gasol Stove
Brooms, Eu
Coal ine
orn
Gloves, Mittens
and Children. Also,
Also, one
TERMS
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Why not stop this Salling of your hair? At this rate you will soon
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Did gp Fegiee
snd Strength
Jayne's Tonic VERMIFUGE.
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