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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor
THURSDAY, MAY 1906
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Rebersburg.
Rebersburg has not an idle man at
present. Everybody is very busy.
Willis Coal left last week for Dubois
where he found employment at his
trade—blacksmithi
John Harter, who was the sick
list last week, is again able be out.
Mrs, Nathaniel Bowersox, last week,
started on a trip to the western states,
Bhe will spend the greater part of the
summer vigiting her children and
other relatives.
Mrs. Mary Brindel, of Penns Valley,
is sojourning at this place,
Jerry Brungart is building a large
porch in front of his handsome brick
residence,
L. B. Frank spent the past week in
eastern cities, where he bought a fine
lot of store goods for J. W. Harter,
who was not able to attend to this
business on account of illness,
Levi Wantz and wife, of Aarons
burg, spent Bunday in this vicinity.
Miss Mamie Wolf, of Bmullton, com-
menced an eight weeks’ term of sum-
mer school for the primary grade here
on Monday.
Luther Miller is employed as a clerk
in John Harter’s general store,
The hotel at this place has recently
been furnished with entirely new fur-
niture, and the present landlord, Mr.
Eckert, is having his full share of
patronage.
Baturday Calvin E. Zeigler, of
Bpring Mills, delivered another organ
in town. Mr. Zeigler sold quite a lot
of organs at this place within the past
year,
on
to
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Woodward.
Ellwood Orndorf and Edward Shees-
ley, two young men from town, spent
Bunday with J. B, Gentzel, at Wolf's
Btore,
Mrs. John Fultz and son Roy, of
Northumberland, are visiting friends
in town.
While Mrs, Ida Kessinger was visit.
ing her mother one day last week she
took suddenly ill,
Howard Bowersox
visit,
Thomas Wolfe and family, of Feid-
ler, spent the Sabbath at the home of
James Weaver,
Mrs, Dr, Ard left for Philadelphia
on Tuesday morning, at which place
ghe will visit ber children,
samuel Ketner, wife and baby visit
ed the gentleman's mother a few days
last week. '
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Harris Township.
Rev. F, E. Laufler and
ried Wednesday night at the Reform-
They were on their
new home in Martine-
burg. Lauffer having resigned
8s pastor of the Reformed church sat
Aaronsburg will continue his labors in
Blair county. While in Boalsburg he
purchased 8 new buggy from J. M.
Wieland in which they continued
their journey.
Mrs. John Allen with her two chil-
dren spent a few days with her broth.
ers in Tyrone,
Misses Nan and Maude Everts,
Pine Grove Mills, enjoyed some time
with Mm. L. W. Kimport and
daughter,
Ex-Bherift Cyrus Brungart, of Cen-
tre Hall, attended to important busi
ness in this place last week,
Harry Bhugart, who commenced
housekeeping on the Wm. Martz farm,
near Pine Grove Mills, greeted some of
his old friends here last Friday.
Peter Bmith, of Centre Hill, trans
acted business here recently.
Ross Cramer is attending court this
a lawsuit from
family tar-
ed parsonage,
way to their
Rev,
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Snow Bhoe,
Mechanics of different kinds are en-
gaged at repairing and beautifying the
homes of the Goheen sisters, Mrs.
Henrietta Dale, Michael SBegner and
the interior of the house occupied by
W. G. Mothersbaugh. At the latter
place some outbuildings will also be
erected in the near future,
Mrs. Amanda Walker spent a few
weeks in Bhiongletown, and is now
helping Mrs, John Bhreck, at Lemont,
with some of the spring housework.
Miss Margaret Miller, of State Col-
lege, spent Bunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Goheen are
pardonably proud of a young son who
came to their home on Saturday, the
first born in the family. A short time
ago, at the request of the Bellefonte
aid society for homeless children, they
another boy of maturer years from |
Pleasant Gap. With three boys as
helpers it is expected that Mr. Goheen
will do some exemplary farming,
Mrs. Laura Bricker, of Tyrone,
spent a week in this community,
Peach buds were killed by the win |
ter, but cherries are blossoming pro-
fusely. I
Prospects for a wheat crop were
never better,
A number of farmers are ready for
corn planting, and are only waiting
for a little more warmth in the soil.
An offering was taken
of the sufferers at Ban Francisco,
congregations at Pine Grove Mills,
Pine Hall, and Houserville, belonging
spond to the call,
Where License Money Goes
1 ¢ t the
i gO LO 44
he mercantile licenses al
state, excepting officers’ fees.
All the brewers’,
lers’ and
distil}
the
wholesale
bottlers
state, excepting officers’ fees,
licenses go to
the
In a city of the
$5
RO toy
$
the
Retail liquor licenses granted in
county are as f
third each
Fifty dollars of each
the county. Balance
spective cities,
In boroughs each |
Fifty dollars of each license
the Thirty dollars
the county
rest goes to the respective boroughs.
oliows :
Class license costs
license
to
RKOes 1 re-
icense costs $200
goes Lo
each
the
Of
state,
license goes to and
In townships each license costs $100,
Twenty dollars of each license goes to
state. Fifteen dollars of each
goes to the county and the balance to
the respective townships.
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license
5.8, Convention
The 37th Annual Convéntion of the
Centre County Bunday School Associa-
tion will begin at 2 p. m. on May 31st
in the M, E. church, Howard. Amon
the speakers from a distance we note
Miss Ermina C. Lincoln, the State
Primary Superintendent, of Philadel-
phia, Rev. C., W. Irwin, the State
Field Worker, of W, Middlesex, Pa.,
and Rev. W. L. DeUroff, Buperin-
tendent of the Home District of the
American 8B. 8B. Union, of Philadel
phia. A most excellent program is
assured. Reports from the schools are
coming in slowly. We hope all will
respond not later than May 15th with
a full report and an offering for county
work. Programs will be sent out
about May 15th,
A. C. LaTiHRrOP, Becretary.
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Meeting of Joint Consistory,
The Joint Consistory of the Centre
Hall Reformed charge held its regular
annual meeting in the Centre Hall Re-
formed church Monday afternoon at
20o'clock. The regular business was
transacted. Bev, Daniel Gress pre-
sided. Dr. G, W. Hosterman was
treasurer,
The financial condition of the charge
was found to be good. The offerings
condition of the charge good,
Jacob Wagner was elected Eider Pri-
No Court Next Week,
Owing to the illness of Judge
‘dispensed with, Latest reports from
| Philadelphia indicate that the Judge
looked for,
ances in Boalsburg and vicinity,
o
Read tiie Reporter,
Smith, the Photographer,
. WW, Bmith, the Photographer,
1 be in Centre Hall Friday
4th, from 8 to 2:30 o'clock.
LOCALS
Moore .
jurors
DEATHS
one of
John D. Potter
week,
J the
J
for this
Was
used from attending court
B Eeg., Ex-SBherif!
Cyrus Brungart, and B. D. Brisbin
week
ut a fe days of
Pietro pneumonia, Miss Lizzie Durst
Chu
lay al en
Interment will take
w
Mingle,
died at
Centre
the
piace in the Lutheran-Reformed ceme-
Thursday
ice in the Reformed church by Rev
Her ho
Hall, Mon
morning.
Hoe on rch street.
are attending court this
Messrs. D. A
Runkle attended a horse sale at
yYeloek in
Boozer and Bamuel
Read-
The latter purchased a
tery, this forenoon, rerv-
D
ing last week,
horse brought him home over-
Crress, the pastor of the deceased.
Miss Durst the
George Durst , deceased,
land,
Pro
search o
s +3 ¥
pectors have made LE daughter of
!
i
8 thorough
the Shade Mountains, a part
Br
and was
of the Beven Mountains, the ®ged sevenly-two years. She is sur
during
$3 3 res srl hers
inst Lhree weeks for indications of an- ree brothers
Cen Hall,
Phil Hall The
was a #oman of very quiet disposition,
vived by ti Joals-
burg ;
Cyrus,
George, tre and
thracite onal,
Centre decensed
State Treasurer William H. Berry
assume the
Much hss been done by
I'reasurer Matheus to cover irregular-
the campaign
will duties of his office
atid much attached to her home, Nhe
Monday. . "
was a partial invalid for many years,
having received an injury to her spine
ities exposed during E jury }
Ingl fall,
Saturday evening a large number of |}
wople from the country were in town. MRS
Every available hitching post wae |)
occupied, making the streets appear as |
though there were
‘entre Hall,
Alexander Bhannon,
by being thrown from a horse when
young girl.
MARTHA STUMI
Early Thursday morning of last
. Uweek, Mrs. Martha Stump died at her
04 home in Centre Hall, aged about
| seventy years, Mrs. Stump had been
son and two! {ll for several weeks of pneumonia,
all of Bmith Centre, | Interment took place Saturday after.
Kansas, were in San Francisco, Cali- noon, Rev. G. W. Mellnay, of the
fornia, two days prior to the earth- Methodist church, officiating.
quake. Nothing has been heard of Mrs, Btump's maiden name was
them since by their freinds in Centre Strong, and was a native of Potters
Hall. Mills. About forty years ago she be-
The Bigler Camp Meeting Associa- came the second wife of William
tion suflered almost a total loss of its | Stump, deceased. About 1873 the
property by fire. The fire is supposed | Stump family moved from Centre
to have originated by a spark from a! Hall to Virginia, where Mr. Btump
passing locomotive. The property died. Five years ago the widow and
destroyed includes the tabernacle, | an adopted son returned to Centre
restaurant, boarding house and thirty- Hall to make their home.
one cottages, and was located near! The deceased is survived
Philipsburg, | adopted son, Charles Stump.
The Centre County Mutual Fire In-
surance Company, P. of H., generally | EDWARD OOLE
known as the Grange Company, car-| Al the advanced age of about seven-
ries risks to the amount of $5,400,000, | ty-three years, Edward Cole, of Pleas-
The average cost of insurance, includ- | sant Gap, died of general debility Fri
ing survey, policy, premiums assessed | day morning. Interment took place
and all other moneys collected for the | Monday forenoon. The deceased is
| thirty years the company has been in #urvived by his wife and eight chil-
| operation has been nineteen cents a dren: Laurence, Dayton, Ohio; Mrs
| hundred,
some doings
daughters,
by an
| Jennie Kuhn, Dayton, Ohio ; Mrs. Al-
The second aunual district Sunday | oe Robb, Sivouin i Tang How ’
school convention of Union and Boggs in, Lolonac a ; (1.08, Larry 4.6011.
townships and Milesburg borough will a en and Samuel, all of Pleas
i ).
There will | Mr, Cole was a farmer by occups-
burg Thursday, May 16th, i )
be two sessions, one beginning at 9:30 | ton, but had retired some years ago.
(a, mand the other at 1 p.m, A good |
JOSEPH FLORAY
program has been arranged and it is | a
| desired that there be a large attendance | The death of Joseph Floray occurred
| at his home in Pleasant Gap Bunday |
| from all the schools of the district, l evening, and interment took ml)
i i Ae
A Reedeville correspondent writes | (U0 eaday morning. His io
| that General John P. Taylor is back | nearly thirty years Duro his eartier |
| from the Holy Land. The General : 8
| life be followed shoemaking, but on |
|
‘was glad to get home again where he | account of age had not been able to |
i
| tree. He says ** we do not know how | follow his trade for a good many years. |
| good a0 Siar ¥e have until one has | uel Floray, of Tusseyville, and is sor |
| traveled abroad. Jerusalem streets are | } i
{filled with camels, donkeys, dogs, | vived by a widow and three children, i
hogs, beggars, Jews, Arabs and women namely : Mrs, Mary Dolan, Miss Lig |
breaking stones, ”’ | zie and William, all of Plessaut Gap.
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Baker John
Haker Robert
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MH MARY C. 8F1
Mrs. Mary C. Springer died sat the
home of her daugh te r, Mrs. Wm. Mor-
gan, at Milton. f of
of
~he
TN
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a complication
diseases, aged #ixty-three years.
eaves to survive five children, viz
Mrs. James Barr, Mrs, Levi Ammons,
Mre. William Morgan and Mrs. Bheller
Hood, all of Milton, iL.
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Interment
and George
Millheim.
was made at Milton
springer, o
IN DALEY
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Martin Daley, aged about seventy-
five years died al twelve
o'clock after an iliness of nea ralgia
Nunday
Mr. Daley was born in Ireland and
& young
man. He settled at Gum Stump, this
oounty, where he engaged in farming.
Surviving him are his wife and four
sons, wo sisters and one 1
came lo this country when
rother,
MRS. G. W, CURRIN
Mrs. Currin, wife of Rev, G. W.Cur-
rin, died in Williamsport, Thursday
of last week. Interment was made
Monday afternoon. The deceased Was
a daughter of Michael Willow, of Cen-
tre Hall, deceased, and a sister of Mrs.
D. L. Kerr, of near Centre Hill. She
is survived by a husband and several
children,
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Colyer.
Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Palmer and
daughter Violet, Potters Mills,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Palmer's pa-
rents, Mr, aud Mrs, C. 8. Bottorf.
Communion services were held at
Zion Sunday afternoon by the pastor,
Rev. E. E. Haney. Presiding Elder
T. L. Wentz was present.
J. R Lee and Ezra Breon, of this
place, were out on a fishing expedition
Saturday and met with fair success,
They also captured a fine turtle.
Mre, David Fye is visiting friends in
of
George Ritner sold two of his valu.
able horses one day last week,
Mr. and Mrs, William Cummings
and children spent Bunday at the
home of Foster Frazier at Tussey ville.
DT OTICE~Notice is hereby given that & cer
Wain note & by John I. Snyder and
D. KE. Snyder, dated March 77, 1906, for the sum of
$110.5 and made payable to George W. Ging.
erich, will not be paid as value was nm -
oeived for the same. All persons are cautioned
against purchasing said note, for the
stated reason JOHN H. ENYDER,
st D. KE ENYDER,
Centre Hall, Pa.
NJ OTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHAR.
TER, in the Court of Common Pleas of
Oentre County ~-Notioe is hereby given that an
application will be made to the Stony of Qom-
FR day of Jue, 1 1 1 oon. tae
y of Juoe, A. D. a1 10 o" a mm.
01 to provide for the
and
reguistion of certain corporations,”
April 2h, 1874, and its TY
A” oom, kX bimith. 1. 1 hoor Ww Mes
aad J D, Breon, for the charter of an in-
tended corporation to be called Site
and
Ver} AMhcoitioh the character
whi i 10 maintain & Union rex
and
real estate
township, Contre Coun iva
purge Jo see aad old ect
Jos sell and oon Junsl oa ad erect sue
the Assciation: and those
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and
Bolicitor,
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