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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH Editor snd Proprietor,
CENTRE HarL, . . . PENNA.
THURBDAY, MARCH 8, 1906
The terms of subscription to the Re-
dollar per year in advance.
ISEMENTS, 20 cents per line for
tions, and 6 conts per line for each sub-
wertion, Other rates made known on
application,
3 OE
three nse
DEATHS,
HN Fl
yw
rit
DLER
Mrs, J
John Fiedler died suddenly,
night, February 26th, at her
r Logauton, of heart trouble.
ler had been unusually well
Saturday
home nea
Mrs. Fied
during t!
without
1
day ant her bed
intimation death
Was 80 was fifty-eight
years, y survived by her hus-
band, three sons and five daughters.
The funeral was held in the United
1 retired to
that
Loganton, the
Rev. H.
FEvangeli
services being nducted by
T. Searle.
William T. uncle of
A. ]
11% f
ME Of |
Hayes, Dr. BR.
i. Hayes, died Wednesday even-
f last week at the Hayes—Dale
sanitorium, of diabetes, with which
for the past two
seventy-one
aki
i an old soldier,
+h the Civil War.
I'he remains were
where the funeral
iT
rday morning
Wed-
of Ro-
of
ason of Dr,
Hospital,
death
the
aoe
orn at Car
of Annapolis,
mid-
BS RA
hild
at the read-
th of the young
and Mrs,
Fo for Hever.
Mo. The
February 17, for
lls, Idaho, where they lo-
Mr
s W
fonis
American
d permanently. On reaching Den-
cate
, Colorado, the little ehild became
and at Salt Lak ‘ity the family
} hild treated.
she grew worse,
imo death came. The
American Falls,
ver
i» $
#1
vi #
felis
for China, March 22,
x N Marion Fischer,
and
Fran-
I Keen,
Of San
are prol lifornia.
He isan
iissionary connected with the
$ + t
Baptist church, his station being Kin-
hwa, Chins, Mr Keen may be reach-
ed by letter by addressing ** Bteamship
Korea, sailing March 22, Ban Francis-
California,” allowing at least a
week for reaching Ban Francisco.
co,
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Council Organizes
The Centre Hall
men met Mond
fected an organization
W. Frank Bradford,
W. H. Bartholomew,
borough council-
ing, and per-
by re-electing
president, and
secretary. The
appointment of the usual committees
was postponed. W. F. Floray was re-
appointed street commissioner.
The new
W. Frank
Mitterling.
Messrs, Charles
Meyer, R. D
Brungsrt.
Vi CME RICK Berges
Alfalfa In Oklahoma
AY evel
councilmen are Messrs.
Bradford and Wm. J.
The other councilmen are
W. Black, David J.
Foreman, Cyrus
uesday a sample of alfalfa was re-
ceived from 8. J. Krader, of Mountain
View, Oklahoma, fully six inches in
length, that had been pulled by Mr.
Krader on the third of this month, A
week previous, a bunch was also pulled
to prove the marvelous growth the
grass makes. The difference in the
length of the stalks was from two to
three inches. In Oklahoma Alfalfa
remains green during the entire
winter, and in the spring months
grows like magic.
psi oe
Licenses to be Granted March 17,
His Honor, Judge Ellis L. Orvis,
Tuesday received the liquor license
applications and stated that his de
cision would be rendered Saturday,
March 17.
The Judge laid down some new rules
to hotel men, among which were that
no whisky was to be sold in bottles,
and that they would have to keep their
bars closed on Memorial, Thanksgiv.
ing and Christmas Days,
LM A Ss
300 Telephone Poles Wanted,
Three hundred telephone poles,
twenty feet long, six inches In diam-
eter at small end, are wanted by
Branch Company No, 7, The Patrons
Rural Telephone Company. Apply to
F. E. Wieland, Linden Hall ; Bamuel
Durst, Richard Brooks, D, L. Bartges,
Centre Hall,
LOCALS, .
Musser Coldron bad the misfortune
to break his collar Dr. Lee re-
duced the fracture,
Road Bupervisor Frank Bogdan is
closing up his business as a township
officer.
bone,
I. B. Bloom, of Colyer, was in town
Friday of last week, He has been in
delicate health for some time,
Miss Margaret Black, of Adamsburg,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Daniel
Gress, in this place.
The directors of the Centre County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company will
meet in Bellefonte, Friday of this
week,
The Milroy hotel, B. 8. Brown, pro-
prietor, was granted license by the
MifMlin county court. Milroy was
"dry " last year.
M. N. Miller, who for the past few
years has been teaming in Centre Hall,
will move to the Henry Royer farm,
along Binking Creek.
The Quay statute has been contract-
ed for and will be placed in the state
capitol, The whole $20,000 appropri-
ated will be consumed.
Miss Florence Love and pert Mies
Mary Schad, of Bellefonte, will spend
Saturday and Sunday, the guests of
Dr. and Mrs. W. H, Bchuyler,
A new resident in Centre Hall, after
the 15th inst, will be Henry Feidler,
carpenter, He will
occupy a part of the Logan House,
of Green Grove, a
F.
[tlinois,
spring
‘* Remarkable weather,” writes
W. Bweet wood, of Bymerton,
‘“ It appears though
already tere. Give me a seven, please’
hs Was
The Monroe county court ruled that
it would not accept the resignation of
township road supervisors unless some
good and valid reason could be shown,
It Mrs. William
Homan, east of Centre Hall, ¢
plates seeking surgical aid in Philadel-
phia f
is reported that
i
intem-
or a growth of a cancerous nature
on her breast
‘ent binge
Hall Junior ball
ive an entertainment in the
The re
team will
Millheim town hall Baturday evening.
Their Hall
Lirot
Wane spending some time most de-
lightfully with her J.
and William A. Wagner, at Juniata,
minty, Mrs, Maris Wagner re-
success at Centre
action,
great
ts
ight about this
ig
sons, Namuel
Blair eo
turned to }
® It’s a boy, that
Mr. and Mrs, Harry J.
at Carwenaville,
ier home at Tusseyville.
new baby born to
Kittleberger,
Of course, it is the
greatest bit of human flesh ever fondled
by the Mies
mother, nee Anns Bar.
holomew,
After spending several months with
WwW.J New
Bloomfield, Jacob Wagner returned to
Centre Hall the latter part of last
He will make ( re Hall
wereafler.
his son, Rev,
Wagner, at
Sars
ent
week, his
home |}
Judge Orvis’ rule thst licensed hotels
by the
commendable
effect
secured
sll not dispense “drops '
bottle is sltogether a
iil have a wholesome
inebriate, who hia
"through a iriend.
Ji
bought
shin »
who
the Red Mill, will
Auman, recently
move from
M3
of
and
the
Beaver Bprings to that
prox. Mr. Auman
Centre Hall for several
while here owned and
Centre Hall roller mill.
piace on
was a resident
years,
operated
Assistant Postmaster Charles W.
ack resigned his position Saturday,
and will begin training for farm work,
which be will begin April 1st, on the
Odenkirk farm, at Old Fort, owned by
W. Frank Bradford. Postmaster Boal
will conduct the postoffice himself for
the present,
Shortly before Christmas time Rev,
and Mre. I. P. Nefl, of Milroy, started
tor Washington, D. C., with the in-
tention of remaining two weeks, but
while in that city the reverend gentle.
man was striken with pneumonias, and
was upable to return until the latter
part of February. At present he is re-
gaining his former health,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Henry Meyer, of
near Boalsburg, were in Centre Hall
Friday of last week. While Mr. Meyer
attended to business, Mrs, Meyer spent
the time with John H., Weber, her
brother. Although living in the im-
mediate neighborhood, Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer had not passed over the Boals-
burg road for some time, and were
much surprised at the substantial im-
provements slong that important road,
0 EE i ——
Ministerial Association Meets,
The Peun's Valley Ministerial As-
sociation met at the home of Rev, J.
W. Boal, D. D., Centre Hall, Tuesday
of this week. Revs. Rearick, Black,
Gress, Btonecypher, Schuyler, Boal
and Mellnay were present,
Rev. A. A, Black read a sermon
from the text, ** Godliness is profitable
unto all things”, (I Tim. 4: 8) The
sermon was pleasingly applicable to
the present and the every day life, and
was discussed by all present.
Rev. Daniel Gress read a paper on
the analysis of the book of Job. This
was a splendid production, great in its
scope, and very carefully and admir
ably presented, General discussion
followed, after which the members of
the body dined with Dr, Boal,
The next session of the Association
will be with Dr, Behuyler, the second
Tusday in Apel when J v. Rentioh
w ve an analysis of the prayers o
the Bible, y pray
A A A rob mit
WITH THE
IMMORTALS,
it Seem Never
pr Old Age.
concernedly in the field
uy high power microscope
an animal which
been living continuously
first appeared on the
which has certainly never
r by death, The creature
it and resembles a drop of
Iscid fluld In the thin
of water in which it is confined,
the name by which it is
Splash a drop of
paper, and you will have an
its form at moment,
form Is never the same. Even
vateh it its shape, which had a
to Ireland as it appears
ges. The headlands
outhwe ‘ner are becoming
to Die
Lier geen
1
Hie
3 transpa
slightly
filin
Amoeba Is
to
Hore
known selence,
fuk
on
of
any one
nore and more promanent till now they
outstretched
of which the palm is rapidly
shrink! ature is flow-
ing miner Hn reeping toward a
ch present-
mouth
ap 1 y 14 (2
are like the finge
hand
pa They
small drops of wa-
ito a larger. In
{ll have been
off as fuel to supply
thelr destroyer,
are
mgulfed as
be merged |
or two they w
burned
vities of
ceaseless
}
ee
its
changes of form amoeba may
developing a “waist”
raslonally amid
geen
which
rower until it
)
of one large an!
to be
grows
snaps, a
we ha
cma 1}
maller and
instead
COStors,
amoeba
cestry is
cident cuts shor
or, rather,
rom time
Gra
nd Magazine
POINTED PARAGRAPHS
tht
Ladi
rds of wha
Two
ciple is bullbheaded:
“hn aadai
industr
little genius
* # »
aolograpi
fous
natural,
been die wi
One of # io town
is a man who Is d wit who is able
to walk feebly on the streets at inter
vals,
About every five minutes in a con
ceited man's life he imagines the cus
todian of gems in world above
hears of his good deeds, grabs for an-
other jewel and puts it Into the crown
that Is waiting for him.— Atchison
Globe,
the no
the
Marriage Licenses,
John Johnsonbaugh, Benore.
Mary C. Ghaner, Benore,
John E.
Alva H
Earnest
Badie E
Johnston, Gatesburg
. Harshbarger, Gatesburg.
W. DeHass, Blanchard.
Spangler, Blanchard,
Crider Wood, Philipsburg
Eva Weaver, Philipsburg
Harry A. Bmith, Bellefonte,
Roxanna O. Bryan, Bellefonte.
sli elfimm——
Died of Cancer
The widow of George Bpayd, of
Madisonburg, died Wednesday morn-
ing, aged about seventy years, of can-
cer of the bowels, Four children sur.
vive: Mrs. George Ream, Mrs. Btit-
zer, Mra, John Orndorf, and Miss
Annie,
Oak Hall,
Miss Anoa Dale, accompanied by
Miss Effie Glenn, of the Branch, trans-
acted business at Linden Hall, on
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Gingerich was in town
Friday.
B. F. Homan and daughter, Miss
Mary, made a trip to Philadelphia
Inst week,
Quite a number of young folks in
town are ill from the measles.
Al. Knopf was in Bellefonte, Mon-
day, on business,
SM SASS SI
Lots of us have no faith in doctors
when we are well,
A AM SP AAAI
The man who sticks to the truth
makes many enemies,
Dyspepsia is a handy thing on
which to blame a naturally bad dis |
position.
GG8 FOR BALE from standard bred
White Wyandottes of a carefully se'eoted
hoavy Inying strain fours white and he true |
Wy $1. i
Dv dt MEYER, Centre i
MEYER, Han, Pa,
Ta
Smullton.
A. IE, Birayer will munke sale of his
personal property and will move his
family to Altoona where he will con-
tinue his trade of painting and paper
hanging.
B. A. Walizer is on the sick list,
Mra. C. B, Mallory and Annie Harry
spent Bunday pleasantly at the home
of J. C. Bmith, at Millheim,
The young son of Joseph Bult was
seriously ill of pneumonia last week,
but is improving.
Mrs, Amos Fehl is spending a week
or two with friends at Oak Hall, Boals-
burg and Pine Grove Mills,
Mrs. Henry Winkleblech,
novo, is visiting under the
roof,
1. A
one day last week,
of Re,
parental
Miller left for Jersey Shore
The object of his
visit has not been learned,
——r— a —
Sober.
B. F, Shaffer was on the sick list but
is able to be out again,
D who had
Loganton for a few weeks, returned
Deen
ra Gentzel, 11
home,
William Eckert was in
Tuesday on rome ousiness,
$
1
Bellefonte
y
A young man came to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
pects to remain,
Mrs, W. Krisher is on
at present,
Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich visited Mr
Mrs. J. R. Zerby Bunday,
Sheesly, and ex-
the sick
and
Vonada is hauling cord wood |
Auman
-
Ra
farris Township.
Myers, w lose stock, farming
1
ele... were destroved by
nts
|
3
Mon dny
v
home, one
es and mak
Spring work,
—
plon Liniment for Hheamatism
Drake, 8 mail carrier at Chap
Conn. says Chamberlain's
vith is the champion
Fhe past year |
with rhe
Alter
Leper here re
eal
iry.ng
commended this
BRN
Liver
pain
Lt can te ned
application gives
{ ils continued use for a short
produce a permanent cure,
by C. W. Bwartz, Tusseyville
arson, Potters Mill
atiment
i f r
fos
ia:
obiai 4
y
je mp
nro
siiIN
Sp
oy
In the Hospital
About two weeks sgo Mrs, William Mise Badie Wolf, of
Farner and daughter, Mies spent Bunday with
Mary, of near Colyer, went to Phila- Htambach.
delphia, where the latter underwent Miss Edith
operation for a
Aaronsburg,
Spring viills,
C. her ber mother, Mra,
of
COUR,
Long,
of her
y OVEr Bunday.
pring Mills,
an floating kidney, Pit
The operation was performed
Jeflerson The
getting along very well, and it is rea-
sonably assured that the b
was Lhe guest ime
May
4
al the HH
hospital, patient is George Fehl has shipped their!
nold goods to
dellevue, Ohio
nefits will they will make their future hon
be permanent. Mre, Clark Herman, of
Ten or more years ago, Miss Farner lege visited her brother, A, H
fall, ince that and
time she has been ill much of the time,
and has tried pre- 1
scribed by both local and other doctors,
Mla Col-
ver,
other friends in town, last weels,
Prof. Henry the
« BL
received a hard and
attend
Confers
Krape
many remedies nited Evangelical
Milton, over Hunday
The floating kidney was discovered Mre, Kate Weaver visited her
Mre. Guisewite, at Feidler, a few
Mre. Luther Wert and Miss MH
Mmull spent the Sabbath with
ister,
inys,
tlie
friends
by Dr. James K, Hosterman, who ad-
vised immediate The first
hospital surgeons disagreed with Dr.
Hosterman’s
attention
diagnosis of the case, Dut ut State College,
to the natitu- A
Jefferson in Mra, Kizzie Bw
ordered
when taken abb spent a last
tio 3 Xt ining
tion the examiniog urd,
f
for
#Urgeon week with her daughter, Mrs
floating kidney, the at Coburn
J y
her home
an operation
14 Cosvit vo
forth above a Kreamer
to
wing
lH
Mrs, Farner
F
Farner, a railroad mail between M.
New York and Pittsburg. liver Wolf
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n ti
on, Thomas
rk
#pent the winter months with t
slover,
of Wolfs Blore. was
Weaver, o;
the
day
-
Evangelical Pastors.
made at
The
by the Evangelical
appointments Easton
Mary Thomas and Polly Bi
8 i
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are
Association confer- iinder tor’'s care
Penns Va
Mills, R. F
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