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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
S$. W. SNITH, Editor and Proprietor,
CentrRE HALL, .. . PENNA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1805.
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Cards of
mw charge, lity cents,
Aaronsburg,
Mrs.
few
and Brisbin,
Lenker and daughter spent a
weeks with relatives at f.emont
R ISS
Mr. and Mrs. Hammington and Jas,
Mowery were pleasant visitors at the
home of Mrs, Bara Leitzell
Gurney Wert
few
Wert,
Mrs
spent
Mowery and wife, of Carroll ;
last week.
has gone to spend a
months with hiz uncle, James
at Tusseyville
Miles
tiie
and Mrs
Arney,
week with her pi
ra Gramley.
Ruth
nr f
part of
Edna and Weaver
greater
grandparents here,
Miss Fanuie
in Coburn, soli
ment to the Reformed cemetery.
Miss Blanche .
in Altoor
Ling her mother
last week with
Stover spent Saturday
iting money f
Burd, who had
a8 for the past month, i
Mrs. Sars Wyle is paying a»
her son at Huntingdon.
The
and Mrs. Pierce
latter's mot
Mr. Pierce
Mrs. Sadie Wolfe and
Mills, spent Wednesday
the former's aged mother, Mrs.
Btambach.
Miss Clare Edmun
her having
here under Prof. Btoy
friends are
Citizens’ band s«¢
renaded
resp wided
rita ht
will
home,
i
sorry to have her leave,
Bible class at the Sunday school con
veution at Millheim were :
fer and wife, Prof.
Mrs. Katie
and Mazie
Ruth Swabb, Jennie
gie Weaver, Messrs,
and Lloyd Stover and
Stover
Philips, Misses
Haflley, Nellie
and
Tammi
Mingle
Ralph,
Henry Kn
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Millheim,
W. Mauck
Mrs. Fr
last
Mrs. E
rents, Mr. and
in Shamokin week,
Mrs. Augustus Huey
this place, died at her
rum, Indiana county, and was brought
here for interment.
Mrs. Chas, Bossler and s
Freeburg, are spendin
Glen, of
£ som time at
the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jerome Spigelmyer.
Misses Ida Bishop and Mary Henry,
of Milroy, arrived Sunday and will
work in the Kuitting Mill here,
Mrs. John Touer, of Philade iphia, is
a guest at the
Wm. Musser,
Mrs. Lydia Musser left Tuesday aft-
ernoon for West Union, Iowa,
spend a few mouths with her sons.
George Mensch attended
cratic Convention
Tuesday.
heme of her brother,
the Demo-
at Bellefonte on
Malcolm P. Campbell, who has been
stayiug at this place the last three
years, went to Lewisburg to work for
C. K. Bober.
Miss Marion Breon spent Sunday at
the home of Nelson Wert, Aaronsburg.
sessions
Georges Valley.
James Faust, after spending several
weeks at home, returned to Yeager-
town Monday, where he is employed
ut carpentering.
Mrs. Frank Ripka, of Spring Mills,
spent Memorial day with Mrs, Will
iam Ripka,
Mrs. James Faust and daughter,
Mrs, Ackerman, vidted at the home
of Ray Millet on Sunday.
Mrs. Bankey and daughter Miss
Edith, spent several days at Btate
College.
The following attended the festival
at Coburn BSaturday evening: J. H.
Wagner and family, Robert Finkle
and wife, William Ripka and wife,
Elmer Faust and Miss Jennie Barger,
Harry Wagner and Miss Jennie
Decker,
Miss Maude Wagner spent Tuesday
night with Miss Ree Haulz at Spring
Mills,
William Lingle and wife, Jake
Auman and wife, and Mrs. Dunlap
and children were visitors at the home
of John Lingle, Bunday.
Mr. Wineman, of Bellefonte, was in
this vicinity, Monday buyiog up
sheep.
Bamuel Bell, of Boalsburg, spent
Thursday night ig this valley.
Linden Hall.
The members of the U., E. church
will hold a festival Baturday evening
to which all are invited.
Saturday the pupils of the Boalsburg
gchools and a number of invited guests
enjoyed a pienie in the mountains, at
what known Shutts Ime
provement, ’
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Homan enter-
tained a large number of invited guests
at home, at Oak Hall,
18 a8 *
their beautiful
Gertrude, who recently
Philadelphia. She was the re
tiseful
sinter t
cipigi
of many handsome and
and the evening wus enjo
who were fortunate enough
present
John Carper lost one of |
I'he
morning
horses Sunday
found
broken
nig panini was
dead with un
leg other
¢an not be accounted for,
Wm H.
liceman, was an
in ae
and injuries which
Felding, a New York po-
Arrival
ing fora short at the home
his youth
Wim
barn
Catherman enlarging
and otherwise improving his
new properly o
Mrs. Ida McClellan and M
Tressler wee lk
8 Mi Andrew Long, a
Mills,
Mrs, Catherm
Crean: parior
He every
i
Her pared .
James I. Ross
William
Lex
Raymond ¢
suard Wilsou and
mj rised =n party
eral days at Laure!
—
Spring Mills,
Melius
\
id Mrs.
¥ {eleag fr
a8 8 delegate [1
i of the 1
at this time,
tale convent
gave his report
Yin
ing offi ter in Philadelphia, is spend-
Swarm, who is now a recruit.
ing a few weeks among friends
He is a
and
son of John
a former resident of
Wolfe left
reiaglivea here,
BWA,
this place,
Geo. for Uniontown last
roiog, where he will be em-
n pulling up a new house for
the I
and &
ong Bros, Messrs, Fenstamaker
will follow shortly,
Musser, of Vista, Va
by little daughter
Helen, arrived last Baturday to visit
'
weelwood
(eo Buena
' ’
Lis
accompanied
his father, David Musser, who is ill.
Benjamin Douoachy, of Lewisburg,
spent a few days at the
grandparents, Mr. and
Herring.
The members of the Lutheran SBun-
day school are preparing a Children’s
service to be rendered oun the evening
of June 15th. A Children’s service
will also be given by the M. E. Bun-
day school Bunday evening, June 11th.
Among those who attended the Babe
bath school convention held in Mill
heim last week are: Mr, and Mrs, C.
E. Royer, Mrs. Geo, Wolfe, Mrs, Gates
Kenuelley, Mrs, C. A. Krape, T. M,
Gromley, Rev. G. W. Meclioay, Misses
Carrie Gentzel, Aunie
Clara Decker.
ci clitoris
Colyer.
Mrs. James Wert and son Bparr were
to Bellefonte Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Cummings and childr n
with her sister, Miss Carrie Frazier,
spent Bunday at Dale Summit,
Miss Bertha Bradford, of Linden
Hall, is making her grandparents a
visit, in this place,
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jordan, of
Colyer, and Mrs. Stuart Jordan and
two sons, of Tussey ville, spent Sunday
at Huyettville, the guests of B. F,
Rickert,
Rev. Adam 8, Bierly, of Port Trev.
orton, and J, 8. Housman transacted
business in Mifllin county,
John Kimport, of State College, was
through this vicinity buting cattle,
James Runkle is the happiest man
around since a boy came to his house.
Miss Budie torf, of Milroy, is
spending two weeks at home,
of his
M. B.
home
Mrs
Corman and
Harris Township.
Master
one of his fingers fast in the cogs of the
Dr.
nn
freezer and it was badly lacerated,
Kidder, who is always ready
emergency, dressed the wound,
John Osman is ill at the home of his
grandparents, Mr. Mrs,
Kuhn, at Shingletow: Mr,
was
in
nud John
he |
Creek.
Pr. J. 4
myn of J. J.
wiman, a professor in
Ml Seminary sat
Reformed par-
sunday he
ointments for Rey
John
fos
ey
. Bla K.
Mr. aud Mrs, From, of Btuale
College, spent a v days with friends
Prof. J
CU, Bryson and
Vigilors atl
MeClenahan, o
8 few
and Mrs
from ih
Wes,
Ca i
man atted
veution
the Laut
Hosterman and
DEran Sunday
Miss Beulah
# $
represented i
thie Reformed sch
The schiool board met with the
for their annual
Monday. The
KR. B. Harrison,
Moore, Bi
ditors seltiement
i
Hew DORra TEs
with
president ;
relary, and D. W,
{ressurer,
Mr. and Mrs
Gap, spent
Wm, io
John
spend the summer,
slover, «
withh th
heir
with
Sunday
Joalsburg.
returned
grandson
home them fo
Mrs, Bartges and two litte
ters, of Altoona, returned home Satar.
day, after spending a week with Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Bweeney.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shirk spent
Sunday with the family of John Lee,
near Zioo,
Mr, Mrs, tyan and
daughter Maude, Misses Minnie Cole,
and Lou Ryan and Mr. Norris, of
Bellefonte, spent the first day of the
week with srs
and Hamuel
Exams Fisher,
Heversl of the young people attend.
ed a surprise party given by Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Homan, of Oak Hall, in
honor of their daughter, Mis« Ger-
trude, who is home from Philadelphia
for » short vacation,
Meveral other graves in the Doals
burg cemetery nave been marked.
Joseph Kuhn has had a neat monu-
ment erected in memory of his wives,
Mary Aun Kuhn, who died August 3,
1880, and Blanche Kuhn, Feb, 19, 1005,
Also a granite monument was erected
by William Dale, of Pleasant Gap, in
memory of his wives, Rebecca Dale,
who died May 2, 1864, and Mary M.
Dale, Jan, 1, 1903,
The Children’s day service in the
Lutheran church was well attended,
the recitations by the children were
well rendered, The music, under the
direction of the pastor, was a pleasing
feature. The church was beautifully
decorated with flowers and festoonings
of red, white and blue. The children
of the Orphan's Home at Lioysville
were remembered,
George E. Stover in af Serious Condition
(ieorge kK, Btover VOry serious
condition as the resul f 8 }
worning.
“ia
stroke received Wedn
He had been in his usual
on that f
rniGge wi
i, ALd
carried
i)
Kidney Trouble
Have
and Don't En
rey 1
Thousands
u
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