THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S,W. SIITH, . . . Editor and Proprietor
Centre Harn, . PENNA.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1906,
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Harris Township
Mr. and Mrs, John
summit, visited
Dale, of Dale's
al the Hillside farm
on Saturday.
Mrs,
Eli
day in Boalsburg
Mra,
John Miuay
zabelh, of State (oll
Gieorge Fish
attending Lhe
hanna Classis,
theran mission
A eet
E the home
the Beforioed cling
H vi. Ho
Fortney were
io thet
termqian
appoint
“ i
OuUnLy SIndadsy
tion to be held in Millheim,
and June Js!
Mrs. J. H
Hall,
Friday
Weber
sited
aud daught
Centre i
Dirge on
t Gap.
working
doing
2 number
g erected at
Biot —
Millheim,
Kern
Lie
Mr
fonte, spent Sunday wi
John Ks
and Mrs, Frank
mother, Mrs rn.
After spending =
family, Frank Davis ret
work in Bellefonts
D. L. Zerby, who
to the house fora | a
week wilh
ried to his
nfined
Wily
improving.
A.C. M
in Bellefonte as a
J. H. B. Hartman went to
foute Tuesday, to attend
the week
Belle-
the election
of county superintendent
Ammon Bwanger came home Satur-
day, to help his mother fix up for the
SHIN Ier.
Thomas
this week
W. A.
Tuesday,
Carpenters started
Meyer is attending court
Bellefonte
DUR ons,
Tobias went to
to transact
to tear down
steeple of the Evangelical chureh
Monday.
but no
on
The steeple will be rebuilt,
ot as high as formerly.
Mrs. R. B. Btover did some shopping
in Bellefonte last Thursday
Miss Martha Bunnell, of
spent
Emerick.
Penn Hall,
Saturday at the home of Jacob
Pine Stump.
Calvin Horner and wife, of Altoona,
visited the former's mother last week,
Mr. and Mrs Walker, of
Bunow Bhoe, visited at the of
Jacob Walker.
Frank Moyer is the first
this section to plant corn,
Mrs. Jacob Walker is still confined
to bed, but is improving slowly,
Home young ladies from this section
will go to Philadelphia HOON, where
they intend to study to become trained
nurses,
SHmon
home
farmer in
ss A MARAIS
Why Safer From Rheumatism ¢
Why sufler from rheumatism when
one application of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm will relieve the pain The quick
relief which this liniment affords
makes rest and sleep possible, and that
alone is worth hy times its cost,
Many who have used it hoping only
for a short relief from suffering have
been happily surprised to find that
after awhile the relief became perma.
nent. Mrs. V. H. Leggett of Yum
Yum, Tennessee, U. 8, A., writes, “I
am a great sufferer from rheumatism,
all over from head to foot, and Cham-
berlain’s Pain Balm is the only thing
that will relieve the pain.’ For sale
by C. W. Bwarlz, Tusseyville; F. A,
Carvon, Potters Mills,
Sarisa——— SY ————
Lots of hobos see wood who never
saw wood.
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DEATHS
Mrs, Lucian Buyder died at her
home near Penn Hall, Friday of last
week. Interment was made in
Georges Valley cemetery
morning. She is survived
band and several children
en name was Decker,
Sunday
by a
Her maid
REDERICK MOYER
and most respected citizens of Gregg
week,
morning
church
Halen Reformed
was one of
largest witnessed for some years,
being due to Mr, Moyer's
and family
His age was seventy-two years,
I'he
building and repairing of vehicle
He is
Jerry
his
, also a
at the
The funeral
wide
guaintance
deceased was engaged in
undertaking for many years
Mrs
had
survived by two children
he
Moyer
Albright, with whom
home, and W. Calvin
Hall,
He is also survived by one
John
Moyer, also
resident of Penn
brother,
Heury
on the at
Moyer, of Pusseyville
# brother, died
it
css fp mfp
Smullton.
and | Miller be
frie
where they are emplo
RFLREE
i Th
HN, Bmull and
buiding
tf TERION
wield
i
CRIME RINDOLDE
a
Aaronsbury,
daughter {
Mo
jates Weaver and Brie
attended the funeral of My
Penn Hall, Bunday
Mrs
yer, at
lebecea Charles has gone to
3
Hublersburg to months
with her
J | end a few
nister
M ise
friends
and
sunday visited
John rape and
Mingle
at Spring Mills
J. Runkle
t= of
week
family
snd Harry Mensch were
the latter's parentan few daya
Lis
x
Mra, Elizabeth Shoemaker, of Lock
en, has come to visil her
Mrs. EK. J, Deshler
Mr and Mrs,
Emma Beaver, of Millheim, sttended
the meeting in the Re
formed church Bunday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Burd, of Coburn.
gisler,
Lewis Tobias and Mrs
IISsIOnAry
a day with Mrs, Kizzie Swabhb
Prof. E. 8, family »
Mrs, Wance, visited Seott
Stover and ith
Mlover, al
wherasburg, a few days
KE
toona where
(ieorge Stover has gone to Al
he is employed at
carpenter trade,
i —
Colyer.
Mr. and Mrs
lege, spent a day with
Will Farner
Mr
and
commumity attended the funeral of
Fred Moyer, at Penn Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Ammon Bubb,
gpent several days with his
John KE. Bubb
day night
cream parlor for the summer on that
evening.
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Governor Pennypacker has signed
the bill passed by the legislature pro-
hibiting the throwing of waste paper
and refuse of any kind upon the streets
and alleys of cities and boroughs,
Most towns have an ordinance against
this dirty practice, but it has been in-
differently enforced, Now that the
state provides a law against {tL probably
more attention will be paid to it.
sma AA DASA
While a bilious attack is decidedly
unpleasant it is quickly over when
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets are used, Forsale by CC. W,
Bwartz, Tusseyville; F. A, Caron,
Potters Milla,
SECOND WEEK Oy County
Piend
ined Continued,
und Fultz Guilty Theis
Nentenee Bote
Additional court pews on rel page
the
and
floor of which ix very rough and
walls badly in need of painting
papering. The grand jury room
We further report the jail corridor in
the tloor is
ondition
in several places and
yLhin in others that it in actually Hn
! would recommend
Hale { i walk
hint
to
We
Pp irtion, where ail vis
Orr, Ni
the proper parties be instructed
give this their immediate attention
nlso find the hall of the residence
tors are received,
to be badly in need
rh
of pai und paper,
anid should be done promptly
#0 recommend that the
and replaced with
this as 8 1
gest
the weather
it bail Bie
the charges and the different
the cas Hn !
the evide
the
Wel
fee whined
on Witness stand
wilnesseas on behalf
wealth
Wn pp
Dwelling House Harnad
ie dwelling house owned sud
it
was burned to the
iay ail
wa alan burned,
near wilefonte,
! al noon Mos A frost
the furniture, ef
No Instarancs
Bows fps os
LOCALS
Mra. Annie i,
Irvin, died at her
Tuesaday morning
Irvin, wife of
Heury
home in Altoona
She was bora in
thirty-four years had lived in Altoona.
Prof. Hummel as a lecturer has the
county superintendents, college presi.
dents, ministers, physicians, ete
who would not dare to recommend
him without knowing his worth, On
these recommendations the Reporter
readers will be warranted to go and
hear the lect ures,
8. E. Weber, of Boalaburg, one of
the firm of Weber Brothers, doing
business at this place and Oak Hall,
was in town Monday. The Webers
within a few days expect to have their
mill at Centre Hall ready to run by
steam. The flouring mill referred to
in one of the most complete plants in
Central Pennuylvania, the machinery
being not only new but the most
modern,
thie
ie
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PIANOS ano
ORGANS
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H. G. STROHMEIER,
CENTRE MALL, . . . . . PENN.
Manufacturer of
and Dealer in
HIGH GRADE ...
MONUMENTAL WORK
in all Kinds of
Marble ano
(Granite, Don’t fail to gol my prices
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Kpring Time in Plovida snd 1
Lhe
Whole Va
Heed Potatoes
iY coy one ol
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Tomi
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Florida and i Iamots rex
burst, N, C., Camden, SH, «
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Mrs Maggie Allison will move to
Lemon
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wre abe
of Chamberisin's
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fleet in
respi
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ran
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CLOTHING, HA'1'S, NECK- WEAR,
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Clothing from B. Kuppenheimer & Co.
I'he Swellest Neck-Wear from
Manhattan Shirts - . . . |
. - - - Quyer & No Name Hats |
Hatch & Whitten Co,
irom Sim Hi,
Merchant Tailoring Our Specialty
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