THE OENTRE REPORTER.
. WW. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor.
Centr RE H ALL,
THU RSDAY, AU GU ST 16, 1906,
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DE AOCRATIC CO.
COMMITTEF..1006.
State COLIeRe,
Bem
er, N, P
Boggs, N. Py
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
LEWIS EMERY
ieutenant Gover
JEREMIAH
or Auditor General
WILLIAM
cretary of Int
JOHN J.
ADAM HL AZE L
f Spring T
nahi
wnshij
Pomona Grange Program
The following program will be ren-
dered at a meeting of Centre County
Pomona Grroge, in the hall of Victor
Grange, at Oak Hall, August 21,
Opening Grange in Fourth degree.
Roll cali of officers and fire insur-
snce directors,
Reading minutes of last meeting
Welcome by Victor Grange
Response by W. K. Corl.
Appointment of committees,
Select reading, Florence Marshall.
Report of fire insurance.
Discussion ‘ Would it be advisa-
ble for the farmers, through the
Grange, to organize their own bank-
ing comvnany ? "Opened by Hon, L.
Rhone, James Keller,
Recitation, Mamie Grove,
Recess for dinner,
1:30 p. m. Music,
Recitation, Edith Lutz.
Report of Encampment comw ’,
Report of telephone company.
Discussion: “What is the best
method for erecting lightning rods,
and what js their utility 7?" —Opened
by Jawes Gilliland, D. K. Keller
Recitation, A nna Dale.
2:30 to 3:30 p. m., Memorial services
in memory o "Brofbe: Mr: “she'l and
Bister Rhone,
Discussion ‘ I'he advantage of an
exhibitor’s sale at the Encampment.”
—O pened by GG. L. Goodhart,
Discussion : * SBome improvements
in the business methods in the local
Granges.
Suggestions for good of the order,
WirLLARD DALE,
Lecturer,
os gi
Oak Hall,
Mrs. Mary Patterson and
Charles, of Johnstown, are visiting at
the home of P. 8. Dale.
Misses Lavon and Margaret Ferree
returned Saturday from a week's visit
with their grandparents, at Salona.
Mrs. M. W. Benner and son Harry
spent Baturday among friends at
Fillmore,
Mrs. E. K. Bmith and son attended
a reunion at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Tate, at Dales Bum.
mit, Saturday.
D. M. Campbell, of Linden Hall,
attended the meeting of the directors
of The Patrons Rural Telephone (om-
pany, at Bellefonte, Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Kline, of Fillmore, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Elmer
Lowder,
A number of people from here at-
tended the Odd Fellows reunion at
Centre Hall, Friday.
* Mrs. J. G, Irvin and Mrs. A. M.
Dale spent a day at tbe home of Mrs,
Henrietta Dale, in Boalsburg,
Sanford Wilson and wife were guests
at the home of Harry Burns last week,
Mrs, Edward Bellers entertaived
Bellefonte friends on Bunday.
Mrs, Miller and Misses Ella And
Cathryn Dale attended a C, E, rocial
at the home of Mrs. Cornelivs Dale, at
Lemant, Thursday evening,
son
Poe ARIAL SN
pec é
ci
DEATHS
EDWARL JOHNSON MeCLOSKEY i
Edward Johnson McCloskey died at |
his home at Plainfield, Illinois, on the |
4th inst., aged eighty-five years, two
months, eighteen days
Mr, McCloskey was born near Pot- |
ters Mills. August 20th, 1564, he
listed in the Civil War, and was #88-
signed to Company (3, 210th regiment, |
Pennsylvania Volunteers, being dis- |
charged June 24, 1865, at Philadelphia, |
Thirty-eight yeurs ago he became sa
member of Centre Lodge, I. O. O F,
Bellefonte, and maintained his |
membership until death, When quite |
a young man, Mr. McCloskey joined |
the BSprucetown Methodist church,
and is credited with having faithfully
ene. |
at
ived up to the church vows.
He
Eveline
17, 1846
Miss |
February |
they
journey
JOYS
From this aged home death |
wae united in marriage to
Jane Cadwaullder,
Over sixty years were
life's
others
permitted to travel Lo
ie ther,
BOTTOWS
sharing rach and
has strangely been until
In
have been fi
Rept away
now 8 Xty years many homes |
and
kept
I'his indeed is unusual
«to
minded, reared dis- |
solved, but this one has been in-
tact until now
and
wd, |
Kansas ; |
Three sons call the name
character of their father bles
Davia (Girard.
of Plainfield,
of Fremont,
who is now
mosy, of
and |
Neb,,
tn
William Fletcher,
Horatio Bevner,
wilh the; her
perfect |
oLier,
ninety-fourth year, with the
control of all her meutal faculties,
are
mforted and inspired by the
3 of these years which
foots of the fidelity and
mien
testify to
fortitude of
called from |
their loved one recently
The deceased went west in 1869 and
settled in the vicinity of Plainfield, on |
the
and for twenty-five years was employ-
farming. Years
» Plainti and has
Ing there since
what is known as Wagner farm,
seven
eld
BRO he
been live!
a1
mM!
Peter M., Smith diet
on east High street at
nome
Wed-
with
complications,
Northumber- |
al nis
noon on
nesday, after a we
paralysis ihe
Deceased was born
land county
Bge, For
his family
says the Watchman.
k's illness
and r
in
and was sixty years of
many years past he with
in Bellefonte,
He was a wagon
the few years
al
have lived
maker by trade but last
had been working
tions, He is surv
the following chi
lie, W
Filliam,
VArious occupsa-
ived
idren
by a wile and
George, Lil
Lizzie, Charles, Luther,
John, Mary and Emma, The
funeral took place Saturday morning
from the house,
Deceased
United Bret}
conscient i
Thomas,
of
was
the
H
member
church,
WAS
and
hristian gentleman.
» Miss Mary J. Lohr,
William Lob
iren
He was married t
daughter of the late
Centre Hall
than
her
She
After au illpess of more
Mrs, James Kitner died
in Woodward of cancer.
vived by her hosband and the
ing children Edward, of Arden,
Mich. ; Mrs. Annie Condo, Asrons-
burg Rev. William, Saylorsville ;
Mrs, Carrie Fultz, Noah and Robert,
Woodward ; Samael, Spring Mills.
The deceased was aged fifty-seven
years, Interment was
made in the Woodward
& year
at home
ia sur-
follow-
nine months
cemetery
HARRY BOOZER
Boozer,
years. and
died Bunday forenoon.
Interment took place Tuesday. The
boy had a running sore on one his
which later became
Harry Boozer, son of John
of Osceola Mills, aged nine
nine months,
of
limbs, tubercular
THOMAS W
Thomas W. Fisher, commissioner of
Centre county from 1897 to 1900, died
in Bellefonte, Monday m
FISHER i
/ lants So od
The Centre Hall Evaporating Cofi-
pany sold its plants at Centre Hall
and Coburn to D. A. Boozer, one of
the members of the company. Mr.
Boozer in turn sold a half interest in
the plants to Charles Miner, of Rose,
New York. Mr. Miner is an exper-
ienced man in the business, and he
and his partner will give the plants
their personal attention
Both the Centre Hall and Coburn
plants will be put ute operatiop "ogut/
J
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Rev, Hearick Improviog
Rev. J. M. Rearick is reported to be
Improving as rapidly ss can be expect.
ed. At present be is not suffering
much pain from the ulceration.
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Marriage Licenses.
George W. O'Bryan, State College.
Ethel J. Bathgate, Lemont,
Warren B. Teel, Reading.
Bessie J. Dubs, Rebersburg.
- New Bell Telephones,
Bell telephones were installed in the
residences of R. D. Kilian, Centre
Hall ; and the Spring Mills Hotel, at
Bpring Mille
Smith, the Photographer,
W. W. Bmith, the Photographer,
will be in Centre Hall Friday,
August 24, from 8 to 2:80 o'clock,
4 ob SO A —
dh
dS ON i i 5 NG Ao Mr 4 0 iso Sl A 5 ol SAR oe 55 vii Bo ls Pond min os.
the
Chicago,
routes,
at 10: 25 a. m, daily.
FF. A.
Name your exact route
Rate for
Firemen's Convention,
Fhe Firemen's Convention which
will meet in Bellefonte, Wednesday
and Thursday, August 22nd and 23rd,
promises to be one of the largest gath-
erings Bellefonte has ever had, Twelve
fire apparatuces and most of them
with bands. There are many more to!
hear from who will likely accept the |
invitation. In addition to the above,
Company B, 5th Regiment will also
be in line. From present indications
it will be the largest turn out of
men ever had by the Centre
Firemen's Association
The hub and hose races will be
exciting and something new in
section of the District.
The raliroads have made the
ing special rates
From August 2lst to 24th, one
round trip for uniformed fires en ;
and one-third rate ta all from
August Zl to 24 and on the 23, the day |
of the parade, one fare for round trip
to everybody.
In addition to the above atiractions
there will be a Midway in the Armory, |
where all nations will be represented — |
a minature world’s fair. The people |
who did not visit the World's Fair at |
Ht. Louis should not miss this,
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Pastor Resigns.
Rev. A. UC. Lathrop, who several |
weeks ago resigned the pastorate of]
the Milesburg, Martha and Port Ma-|
tilda Baptist churches, expects to be- |
gin his pastorate at Clearfield Septem- |
ber 1st. He will preach his closing
sermons at Milesburg and Marsh |
Creek on August 18th, and at Martha |
and Port Matilda on August 26th. It]
is a matter of mutual regret and sor
row to both pastor and people to sever
their pleasant relationship. Both the
pastor and his family enter upon their
new work with the best wishes of
their many friends in Centre county,
Gospel Meetings at Walnut Grove,
A series of gospel meetings began in
the Walnut Grove School house Tues
day evening. The meetings are being
conducted by Evangelist J. H. Bristo,
of Altoonn. The public is cordially
invited,
br AAS AIS
Hlooded Usttle at Private Sale, i
J. B. Gentzel! wiil have a oar load |
of fine young cattle at private sale at
Bellefonte, at the Haag hotel, Satur-
day, August 18. The lot consists of
heifers and bulls, weighing from four
hundred to eight hundred porinds,
All fine, selected stock,
fire-
District |
very
this
follo we
fare
one
Aaronsburg,
Merrill who clerking
in a grocery store at Lewistown, spent
umder the roof.
The remainder: of his vacation he
spend at Atlantic City
. P. Adanrs, of Btate College,
he Sabbath Ww ith his family
Miss Tamm ie Btover visited
i at Sallyioue = few days this week,
Rev. Irey and family, of Rochester,
\ Beyer county’, are making their an-
nual trip to th is place and are guests
of Dr. CU. 8. Musser.
Mr. Bhell and family, of Reading
visited his unc'e, John Yarger, a few
days this week.
Mrs. Henry Beaver and
Belva, of Millheim, were callers
this their for mer home,
Rev, F. VV. Brown, of Beaver
Hprings, preached an excellent sermon
in the Reformed church, Wedneaday
evening. As he was pastor here four
years ago, the audience room was well
filled with eag er hearers.
Prof. W. T.. Meyer and
Isenk ower, i=
a few days parental
11
Wii
spent
friends
daughter,
in
daughter
Walter Orwig and family visited his
Misses Sara and 1)ora Guisewite and
Ten-Day Excursions to
The for mer and the latter
will remain in Phils lelphia to resu me
spent Sunday with his mother.
Lewis Boob arsed family, of Akron,
Ohio, are the guests of his parents at
this writing.
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Rebersburg.
Rev, Bolly and family, of near Phila-
delphia, are spending several months
M ra. Jared Kreamer.
spent a few days with her daughter.
Rev. William Scholl and wife,
Roading, are visitiog te former's
mother, Mrs. Jrsne Scholl,
Miss Rebecon Moyer and sister, of
Bpring Mills, aire paying a short visit
to their grandn other, in thiv place.
Jacob Houser , wife and children and |
the home of Bc ott Stover.
Mrs. Zellers and brother,
ville, spent a dixy in town,
The membiwrs of the Lutheran
church at this pl ace will hold a picnic
in SBmull’s grov e, about one mile
northwest of tow: 1, on Haturday. All
are invited to atte 1d.
S————— APOTAPA—————
Visiting cards pi -inted at this office
of Tylers-
ddd ddindodh lds
fice,
or Long Branch
Thursday, August 23, 1906.
Round $5.26
. From Centre Hall,
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GREAT CAMP MEETING AT OCEAN UROVE
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smenger Agent Asst. General Passcounger
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33rd
Encampment and Exhibition
of the
Patrons of Husbandry of cesta Penna
Grange Park, Centre Hall, Pa.
September 15 to 21, Inclusive
Encampment opens September 15
Exhibition opens Monday, Sept. 17
The largest and best fair in Central Pennsylvania, and for
Twenty-eight acres devoted to camping and exhibition purposes.
by farmers
farmers
Ample tent accommodations for all desiring to camp.
A large display of farm stock and poultry, farm implements, fruits, ce-
reals, and every production of farm and garden
Fhe Penn’a State College will make a large display of the work of the
College and State Experiment Station
ADMISSION FREE.
George Dale
J. 8. Dauberman
Geo. (Mngrich
G. L. Goodhart
LEONARD RHONE,
Chairman
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DR. HUGH 8. ALEXANDER
POTTERS MILLS, PA.
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Inquire at Boalsburg or Centre
NAL NRA.
J. H, & S, E, Weber