REPORTER.
PenN'A.
appear-
tated above,
he
point the
ro when
is res
dition
neighbors,
appear-
than
WOTrse
Jess O,
Maude
Orien 8, |
Laticia Flagal 1iliy
Emory Sv wood, Bpring Mills.
Gertrude A Spring Mills.
*hthamer, Howard.
k, Howard.
Philipsbu
ROUTE.
re.
Norman I
Luella Stru
James Clark, Hollidaysburg.
Mary Hoflinger, Hollidaysburg.
Daniel F. B Haven.
Erma E, ( Lancaster,
n, Lock
ollaf
lle
nner pe A
ite,
Harry T. Cru i
’
Flizabeth I Zer, He fo
nte,
Announces Uandidacy.
Creasy
WwW. T
Creasy, of Catawissa, an-
nounced that he will be a candidate
for the Democratic nomination for
Representative from Columbia county.
Upon Mr. Creasy’s decision there was
centered no litt of interest,
reaching far beyond the confines of
the county. As yet he has no opponent
for the nomination.
mai ———
sheriff of Biair County Dead
le amount
After a year's illness with chirosis of
the liver, Thomas Bell, high sheriff of
Blair county, died at his farm south of
Altoona, Tuesday. Sherif Bell was
aged sixty-otie years, came of & prom-
inent family and was serving his third
term as sherifl, Coroner W. T. Black-
burn will become the sherifl,
ES
The foolishness of woman consists of
being more afraid of a mouse than of
®1n
aki
— ssp iM A po
The men with su exalted opinion of
himself muy be a poor judge of human
Laure,
2 MISSION 1
Mrs Presbyterian
Glilespin
Church
Japan
Spoke in tiie
Work
d India
on the she Saw in
China an
Afr
i
, John
ms up befo
itl
nurches
New York
rent
She trace
Ous $
Board ip
the difle
as they
and
f the
then out
parts Missionary
is of ev
inety-two cents «
tually
ght
to defray the expen
distrit
business carried on
the
ory
reachin the foreign
ing
Deing
18
cents on the dollar
Be Of 00l-
uting and superiotend.
ina in
nearly
parts of earth, and involving
and one
lions of dollars, and a mul-
indescribable details Homie
York's
business
f New
btisiest
give of
of
of
ablent and
men
free
ings
all
the
ir time twice a month,
compensation, to the meet
Joard.
fhe speaker took her hearers out
foreign flelds and showed them
the missionaries and native teachers at
work, presching, teaching, healing
and performing surgical operations,
In countries like India the medical
and surgical work especially seems ef.
fective in breaking down the caste
spirit and the seclusion of women,
which have heretofore been such great
hindrances to reaching important
classes of the people. Everywhere
the missionaries are making converts
in such numbers as to show that the
old time gospel is still * the power of
God unto salvation.” Bo far from be-
ing a failure the work is growing more
rapidly than the church at home is
showing a willingness to support it,
although the church's gifts are
creasing slowly.
In the evening Mrs, Gillespie ad-
dressed the C. E. society, dwelling
to
the
with some curios gathered in these
countries, The Presvyterians feel that
Easter was a good day for them, and
would be glad to have Mrs. Gillespie
return, They were also glad to have
with them so many from the other
churches of the town.
———— A MTA OT
wer Paull
ILE
NE s. j
X
4
improvements m
An inv
f
exercises of
itation
the
School was forw
HS. Ward Gr
¢
srded to tl
Bpring
3 :
Ol, and i=
of
ate),
this sche
principal o
ful term.
ff Brio
Hiosl sLICOORs
a
Montge
fonte, have
by the
gan the
mery «&
secured
Company,
room
Mot
men se
the
Racket store and
sale of an in
his
it
1
stock of clothing at }
fail to visit them ;
for your trouble,
Hel
farm
i f-price
i :
will reps’
iry Btoner, owner of the
ft the
manure
railroad station
Mr.
spent much labor money
proving this property. His «
attracting attention and bring about a
condition that will make farming
more pleasant and profitable
Ralpt C. Boozer was home from Al
tooua for a few days, returning Mon
day afternoon. Ha is at present en-
gaged in the drafting rooms of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
Altoona, but in a short time will go 10
Pittsburg where he has accepted a
similar position with the Westing-
house Company, at a considerable ad-
vance in salary. Mr. Boozer fi
graduate of the Williamson Mechanical
Art Behool, near Philadelphia, which
institution has a large number of
young men employed in the various
construction shops and offices through-
out the United States,
That Lewistown is to have a firsl. |
class hospital is now sssured. Dr. A,
8. Harehbarger, president of the
Board of Trustees ; Rov. M. 8. Cress |
man, secretary of the board, and Miss |
| Belle Ritz, president of the Ladies’
have pledged themselves
| personally responsible for its payment,
| The Hospital Committee has secured |
I a plot containing four acres on Electric |
avenue, adjacent to the Lewistown
and Reedsville turnpike and the
Lewistown and Reedsville trolley Hoe, |
a regular garden spot. The rental in|
to be but $125 a year, aud at the death |
Aa
« 1
shed. HNtot
ing a
and
£7
forts are
al
js
| Auxiliary,
more, the thorn doesn’t fade,
| 18 to go as a gift to the hospital,
f
Joh
heodor
H Re
opened a
Mon
On
were in
Harrison enjoyed a week
yt Pleasant Gap.
hrock visited al
and Mrs,
Al
Hoover
tl
bid
nd family
daughters, of
" : ti
is 5 Lie
shit town, during 0
7
n
:
i Mrs. and
#pent
Murray Leitzell
sulina, of Bunbury,
A
fF i4t lt
iit £il
I
ira. Leitzell’s mother.
Garbrick, of Hum-
weeks
erjoying a few
nds in this her old home.
uretias Wieland, of near State
pent 5 week with relatives in
Wolf, Wolfs Biore,
visited
f
i
Mra, Joseph Myers,
Maude Kimport, of Bellefonte ;
iller, Mrs. Andrew
d daughters, J. P. Weber and
= sphie, of Rtats College, and
of Hall,
spent Faster in Boalsburg
it A A. Black assisted Rev.
Bpessard, pastor « f the
churen at Mifflinburg,
gervices during Passion Week
J. A. Rupp and Mrs. Katharine
Wieland are beautifying the interior of
Margaret M
datiy tt
Mise Nara Fry near entre
RK. O.
Reformed
in holdirg
occupied by them.
Mr, and Mrs, J. A, Fortney attended
Mra, Susan
Kelley, at Buflalo Run, Monday,
Mr. and Mra, Bruce Miller, of Bhin-
|gletown, are rejoicing over a little
{stranger which the Easter rabbit left
Mrs. George Hosterman opened her
ioe cream parlor Baturduy evening
with a treat free to all,
Hmith, the Photographer,
W. W. Bmith, the Photographer
will be iu Centre Hall Friday, |
April 20, from 8 to 2:30 o'clock. |
DEATHS
{f the
1 denomi-
Over was a member
» gUrvivors are a widow,
Mil-
lee
ler, seven daughters and two sons
of Mrs. John T.
home, at Linden Hall,
t, Monday. Interment
Rock Hill cemet
sriiing, and the
uclted by
Evaugelioal
The death Rows
curred at her
idnigh
w rade
An: ery
Fhursedsy in BETIVIOes
cond
sited
HSechriat,
Ros
Mary Galbrait
will be
the 1
i. R
Mors,
the pastor of
Church,
«, whose maiden name
ii, a daughter of Robert
f near B
(islbraith, of
wi
hd
who is
was aged about xiy-five years, 8
her husband,
Years,
i= survived
by
well
advanced io
teen his second wife,
Death to a (umorous
growth, for which there seemed to
war due
be
no remedy.
MR BORGE W, JACKRON
Jackson, relict of the late
W. Jackson, Bellefor te,
died at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
lirew, at Roncerverte, West
Iuterment willbe made in
Mrs
Cron rege
George T
Virginia.
Bellefonte,
Mary Katharine, a child of Louisa
Derver, was buried in the cemetery at
Boalsburg, last Thursday, The child
was seventeen months old,
caused her death. Rev. W,
nish officiated.
AA SGP ASS A.
Millinery Goods,
has just
summer
A. Har
The undersigned received
her spring and
goods
varied, and will suit the most tasty,
also children's headwear,
Mrs. M. C. IsnLER,
Tussey ville, Pa.
dpm
pe os ean
pToTICH ® T0 STOCK HOLDERS she an-
nual meeting of the stockholders of the |
Lewisburg & Tyrone Rallroad 84 Compan will be |
{ held at the office of the Compan
Broad Street Station, Philadeiphia,
it and
| the rtisning yoar, a
other Du ry
Directors to serve for |
ma must
MES 1 MoCLUKE, Secretar &
LOCALS
ns
WwW. W. Spaogler
application of
and 7 ye
captured
That's M
Wateor
“8 In
irjur
Het
The accident 1
i's
mppened Iate Monday
night
Two more young men have passed
the examination w will admit
i
them to before the courts
’ 3 oh
of They Messrs,
D. Pa ney and James OC. Furst,
a bid fair to become fame
hich
practice law
tre o
Fort
uniy are
both of »
Ous arristiers
Arthur
ond and ext:
ike hi
one of the
Kerlin is building 8 see-
neive hen
egg producing
largest in this section
house, which
will m . plant “
The
wing :
Btrong, of.
wos
foundation for the
aid by Mason
Potte re Mills,
building
John R.
x
Miss Margaret Weaver, of Millheim
Was of Miss Bertha Mo.
Cormick, this place. Both these
young ladies are telephone operators —
Mise Weaver being a supply at Min.
heim and Mise MeCormick is the very
prompt in the
exchange in Centre He ll
A Ohio, ruled
against a school teacher who had sued
a board of directors for a balance on
salary, holding that a young woman
in love is incompetent to teach school,
The Chicago Record-Herald has inter
viewed a number of school teachers in
the city by the lake, and without ex.
ception those teachers repudiate the
Cleveland verdict. The opinion ex.
pressed was to the effect that the wom-
| 80 was a better teacher when in love,
and one young lady who frankly ad.
| mitted that she was in love at that
| time declared that she was never so
well prepared to instruct the children,
never #0 willing to show patience, and
never so anxious to bring out the best
| in each one of them
the guest
in
operator £ mercial
Cleveland, cotirt
Visiting onda printed at this offion,
| POTION Notion hort tren thet & oor oer
| DE. Sayder, dated March 7, 1906, fr ¢ a
| $111 5, and made payable to George W. Ging
eric, will not be paid as value was not re
| celved for the same. All persons are cautioned
| against purchasing seid note, for the above
JOHN H. SNYDER,
D. KE. SNYDER,
Centre Ha'l, Pa
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