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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
8S. W. SMITH, Editor Proprietor,
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and
CenTrRE HaLL, PBENN’A,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1906,
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DEMOCRATIC CO. COMMITTI Fes1006,
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1st W., Dr
sud W., Jac
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET
JEREMIAH
Auditor General
WILLIAM
DEMOCRATIC COUNNY TICKET
ADAM HAZEL,
Nittany Mountain,
George Noll, wife and Master Geary
Noll, of Winburne, are visiting several
rmer’s parents, A. GQ,
Master Geary Noll is
days with the fi
Noll and wife
in poor health and his parents think
the pure air on Nittany Mountain will
help him.
Tone Noll is fixing u
saw lath, He has
for James Swabb.
The people have taken a great many
mountain above
mill to
HAW
Pp his
quite sn ot to
huckleberries off the
Noll's saw mill.
a {wo-
berry
rain.
Your correspondent noticed
BPring Wagon
pickers on Monday
Wonder if they got wet,
Billy Parker's daughter,
been visiting her parents
of
the
horse load
after
had
several
days, returned to her home in Johns
town on saturday.
Samuel Gingrich razed the
Philip Floray house and is using part
of the lumber to build straw shed,
In demolishing the Floray house the
chain that was used to hold the frame
in John
Unkstead several
ribs. The broken
that other pieces had to be used.
J. B. Bprow is again without a cook,
Mrs. Minnie Rickert, had been
keeping house for him, having
to West Virginia.
Reuben Noll, son of W, T. Noll, of
Jeannette, and Willis Btruble, of Belle-
fonte, visited A. GG. Noll and family
over Sunday.
—— ii
Harris Township.
Miss Jennie Hunter, of Bellevue
Station, Pittsburg, who has been vis
iting in Altoona and Btormstown, is
now enjoying herself among former
companions in Boalsburg and vicinity.
Miss Mary Rapp, of Bellefonte, vis-
ited here,
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Walker, of near
Bpring Mills, visited friends in this
and Ferguson townships last week,
Samuel Moore, of Btate College,
spent a few days with relatives in this
community.
Miss Margaret Mothersbaugh visited
in Altoona and Lewistown,
Mr. and Mrs. J. H, Neidigh and
their son Newton with his wife, from
Pine Hall, spent Baturday afternoon
in Boalsburg.
Mr. and Mrs, James Alexander and
Mr. and Mrs, Abner Alexander and
son, of Centre Hall, were entertained
at the Murray home on Saturday,
George Fisher and family have com-
menced housekeeping in the house ad-
joining his grocery.
Charles Passmore returned ¢o his
home in Harrisburg, after spending
several months with his grandfather,
Adam Felty.
Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Donal are at
Newport, Rhode Island, for a short
satay.
who
for
has
a
threw
fracturing
shed frame was
place, slipped and
down,
#0
who
gone
a
LOOALS,
Read the Index, Book Store adv, |
There is always something in it worth |
the knowing.
W. A. Krise, who has been visiting
in Milroy for the past three weeks, re-
turned on Monday, )
Bmith, the photographer, advertises
that he will be in Centre Hall during
the week of the Encampment and Fair,
John Kramer and wife, nee Elsie L.
Ciaris, daughter of Byron Garis, have
located at Twin Rocks, below Pitts- |
burg, where i= employed
moulder,
i
|
i
{
he a8 a
John G. King and D. L. Kerr
building porches to the front of their
residences in Centre Hall,
place is occupied by J. B. White,
are |
The Old Fort hotel is keeping up its
good record for serving large numbers
of persons on Bundays. Last Sunday
supper there,
for a turkey
the opening of
the Grange Kae ampment,
some forty guests took
Mr. Royer is preparing
dinner the Sand Wy of
Afier living in
of ight years,
way and son came east
for a
it)
to spend
AKron,
twenty
Ohio,
period ~
Holl
Aa short tin
* with old associates
Aaropsburg and Millhelm. It was
from Asronsburg Mr Holloway went
ut visit to
about
§
it, and this is his first
plowing . . Corn, corn,
¢orn Preparing the seed bed
Grasshoppers in great
Build
threshing
fertilizer in
whistle of the
profusion
larger corn eribs Nasty
Buy timothy seed and
. The
all
ample time
thresher is heard in
directions,
In preparing the seed bed for wheat,
farmers will find that much lab r will
be saved if the roller and
low immediately after the plow.
farmers, and is
ot content unless
0 perfect eonditi
on.
A. Krise, af er fed
Bl exiled
past four months, returned
Monday
children in J¢
this week, She visited her
hit stown, ( hicago, and
Pipestone, Minnesota. and her sister
r relatives in Canonsburg and
Washington, While
she Indians
Minnesota
the
made
in
visited the on Pipe-
trip
over into Dakota, the state line being
stone reservation, also a
only twelve miles from Pipestone,
hi
ter, Mrs. Reish, lives beautiful
is
most beyond de scription,
Ww
M.
of Dr.
Elizabeth
Hmkins,
The sister and the niece
H. B M iunes
%
Schuyler and \
chuyler,
‘elma T,
Frid
Miss Schuyler is a teach-
May, N. J.
of
roa’
sylvania Museum and School
dustrial Art, at
Pine streets, Philadelphia,
Io,
located
designer.
Pulling the teeth of
work for David Myers at
Tivoli, Lycoming county, He
was bad
lies
mottled that it looks similar to that of
the snake that bit him, He had the
of a
whose hold on the snake
head,
assistance
was too far
from its allowing it to strike
Myers, in whose hand the fangs sank.
Myers is strong and there is hope for
his recovery. He sought to pull the
#naks's teeth to make it harmless. He
and his companion then intended to
show the serpent to friends and pose
as being fearless in handling venom-
ous reptiles, expecting thus to have!
considerable fun. |
Colyer.
Fred and Wm.
Emerson, of Buffalo, N,
ing relatives here.
Miss Marion Meese visited in Lewis-
town a week, and upon her return
home was accompanied by Miss Ma-
belle Ellinger, who will spend some
time bere,
Mrs. A. J. Weber and daughter
Willa returned home Saturday, after
spending ten days at Reading, Phila-
deiphia and other places,
Miss Rae Fleisher and Mrs. Ed.
Crawford spent some time in Altoons.
Mra. J. C. Goodhart and soa George
and Mise Jane Faust spent a day at
Mrs, Fabhringer's
Miss Anna Fahringer, of Bunbury,
is visiting at home,
Mra. Widenssul and Mrs. Fillman,
of Lewistown, are guests at the home
of Ed. Kline.
Messrs, Melvin and Wilbur Holder.
man, of Woodward, are visiting here.
Horace Myers, of Mifflinburg, was
the guest of Charles Blutterbee for
several days.
Wm. Reiber attended camp meeting
at Tyrone over Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Will Searson and sous,
Jesse and George, of Houserville,
spent Sunday at the home of Kd,
Bubb,
Mrs. Frank MeClellan, of Glen
Hope, is visiting her parents, Mr, and
Mis, D, Gelss Wagner,
Mrs, Bamuel Wagner and son Cyrus,
of Altoona, are visiting at the homes
a ———
and Frank
Y., are visit-
Meese
i
harrow fol-
his
is a practice advocated much by scien-
tific
by those w are 1
FIREMEN'S CONVENTION.
Bellefonte KRoyally Entertains Flremen,
Aud Firemeou Entertain the fost
Pennsylvania District
association held their
seventh annual gathering in Bellefonte
Wednesday and Thursday of lust
week, and as a consequencs many of
the business places and private houies
were lavishly decorated.
The Central
the Democratic Watchman BRYS :
The business meeting of the conven-
o'clock. John M. McBuley, of Belle-
Hecretary W. C. Langsford, of
edge and experience in advice when-
ever needed. That the Central district
admitted into membership. They
The Friendship, of DuBois :
the Whburne fire company; the
Goodwill and Hope Hose companies,
of Lock Haven,
Clearfield was selected as the place
of meeting next year and the following
were elected : President, Hl
G. Ogden, Clearfield ; first vice presi.
D. Weaver, DaBois :
vice president,
second
Phil-
Langsford,
Charles Dewey,
ipsburg ; secretary, W, 0,
Houtzdale : treasurer, F. WwW.
Philipsburg ; delegate to
convention, John M. McSuley
fonte : i.
Philipsburg
{ ireebe,
Ntate
, Belle-
Ammerman,
the
alternate, (
lu the evening the visiting delegates
the
which proved
Col. H.
acted as toastmuaster and quite a
Brocker-
hooft bh i
pieasant
ise Very
Faylor
num-
aflair. N
ber of Lrief speeches were made by
guests present,
Thursday was the big day of the
convention and five
about thousand
Visitors were in Bellefonte to see the
fire laddies. Every train was crowded
with firemen aod they lits rally owned
the town once there. The parade was
the chief feature of the morning.
During the
and bands were judged for their
parade the companies
Fis
i
I'he $25 prize for the best uniformed
company was awarded to the
No. 1, of Juniata. The Judges were
Mrs. John N. Lane, Mrs. D H.
Hastings, Mrs. Burnet, Mrs. Callaway
gers
I'he $25 prize for the largest com-
pany io line was awarded to the Hope
No, 2 of Philipsburg. The judges
Walker,
The $25 prize for the best band in
band, of Clearfield.
J. C. Meyer,
Lukenbach, ,
first prize $100, Chester
The
Christy
Smith and A
Hose race
i
of M. FF. Rossman and Wm, Bitoer,
Second prize, $25, the Lindsey
Fire company
Hub race
company.
drilled company—prize $25.
The Rogers Fire company, of Juniata
Company coming the greatest dist-
~ptize The Punxsuatawney
prize $25,
Ibe Lindsey
Jest
———— wn — A —
Emery's Acceptance,
lo another column will be found a
portion of the speech of Lewis Emery
accepting the Democratic nomination
for Governor. The remainder of the
speech will appear next week.
A —————
Car Plant for Selinsgrove
J. Bimpson Africa's mysterious land
purchases, near Selinsgrove, are now
solved, as they are for the American
Bteel Passenger Car plant, according
to latest reports.
———————
Marriage Licenses
George H. Cuningham, Nantiglo.
Mary E. Croft, Yarnell,
Norman E. Hazel, Madisonburg.
Elsie E. Hough, Madisonburg,
George K. Long, Spring Mills.
Emma R. Carter, Spring Mills.
———————
Smith, the Photographer,
W. W. Bmith, the Photographer,
will be in Centre Hall Friday,
Beptember 7, from 8 to 2:30 o'clock,
also during the entire week of the En
campment and Fair,
sn i
Cider Press Notice
The cider press at Tusseyville will
be in operation through the entire sea-
son every Tuesday and Thursday, ex-
cept the week of the Encampment, at
Centre Hall,
ANDREW CORMAN,
Rpring Mills, Pa,
AA HAAG SAAN,
BI Cases, a Record,
Eighty-three Commonwealth cases
were on the trial list for court this
week. That is a record-bresker. Most
of the cases are of a trial nature, but
apparently could not be adjusted out.
side of court,
NA
The undersigned wish to give notice
to farmers that they have purchased
a new, up-to-date hay baler, and that
they are ready to accommodate parties
having hay to oale at any time, and at
reasonable prices,
Also n modern steam threshing out.
fit, hnving the latest improved attach.
ments for handling straw, ete,
Dernow & Homan
Centre Hall, Pa,
Notiee to Farmers,
AUGUST COURT
August sessions of court opened
Monday morning at ten o'clock. The
entire forenoon was taken up in hear.
ing motions and petitions as presented
by the several members of the bar,
The grand jury was called and sworn,
and W, H. Bartholomew, of Centre
to the court. Court adjourned at noon
and reconvened at two o'clock, when
considerable time was again consumed
in hearing motions and petitions, The
first case called was that of Common-
wealth ve. Jerome Dale and Henry
Gordon ; prosecutors W. (Gi. Morrison
and Jerre Glenn, The young men both
plead guilty and were sentenced to
the Reformatory at Huntingdon, This
case grows out of the breaking
the store of Morrison and Glenn
Roland on the 13th of June, and rob-
bing the postoffice, of which a full ac-
al
count was given in this paper at that
time,
Commonwealth ve. John C.
indicted for betrayal :
Fannie M. Aikey.
guiity the
imposed
Defendant
usual
plead
und sentence
Comimonwesith vs
Mendleman ;
Nelile Zeigler :
mun and Mary
cutrix indieted
count, assault ; second count.
This
trouble between two families
ex posure case grows out
in
Verdiet of
guilty and prosecutrix, Nellie Zeigler,
taken place May 22
Lo pay the costs,
hie
determined
nwealth casex heard and
Wednesday
{Comm
up to noon
Bre follows :
John
charge malicious mischief
As
Duck and Andrew Basallu
Not guilty,
but pay the costs
and resistiog officer Giailty,
gentenoed
{ivorve Fhompson,
batiery Ignored by gran
Bot
DEATHS
WMEFH BIER
Htizenn of Miles died of
Madi«or
years, two
He
three
Rev. Wm. Bierly
Edward Bierly, of Madi-
of
township
dropey at his home in burg,
Bred] wey enty-five
and
twenty-one days,
survive ten children, #OnD®
seven daughters ;
of Millmont ,
sonburg : Frank Bierly, Logans.
Mrs. Anna
Mrs C
port, Ind torabach,
Lewisburg ; D. Rorabaugh, of
Jersey Shore ; Mrs. George Kidder and
Mrs. Alice Duck, of Pittsburg :
William Swartz, of Millheim : Mies
Catherine, of Jersey Bhore, and Miss
Baral, at home,
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Hass. Madison castle, K. GG. E.,
of which he was a member, had « harge
of the services. A number of members
of Centre Hall and other
tended the funeral. At
hie death Mr. Bierly was
of Madisonburg,
al
i f
time of
castles
the
postmaster
MRS. GRORGE WEAVER
died at her
home in Rebersburg, Sunday morning.
Mra, George Weaver
Her age was cighty-two years,
Interment took place Wednesday
forenoon. Mrs. Weaver was the daugh-
ter of George Harper, and is survived
by one brother, Jared Harper, of
Bellefonte, and one sister, Mrs. Philip
Royer, of Lamar. The husband and
three children also survive: Fietta,
wife of Bidoney Kruwmrine; Joanna,
wife of Prof. C. L. Gramley, and Miss
Della, at home.
Mrs, Weaver had in delicate
health for several years, which flually
developed pneumonia,
Mr.and Mra. Weaver within
past year had celebrated their
third marriage anniversary
been
the
sixty
MRS. HARRIET HOSTERMAN
Mre. Harriet Hosterman, wife of
Daniel Hosterman, died at her home,
one mile west of Coburn, after a linger-
ing illness of stomach trouble, aged
sixty-five years. Her husband and
the following four children survive :
Mrs. Annie Wert, of Penn Hall : Mrs,
Jennie V. Harter, of Coburn: John
A., of Woodward, and William N., of
Fort Wayne, Ind. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev. B. R. M.
Bheeder and interment was made in
Fairview cemetery at Millheim.
MRS. HARVEY GRIFFITH
A very sudden death was that of
Mrs. Harvey Griffith, which occurred
at her home at Axe Mann, Friday
evening at 8:30 o'clock. She had been
apparently in her usual health until
that evening when she was suddenly
taken with a coughing spell and in a
few minutes passed away. Death was
due to heart disease,
Her maiden name was Martin and
was fifly-eight years of nage,
—-————
GEORGE H. BREON,
George H. Breon died at his home
at Highlaod, Kansas, of dropsy. De.
cessed was a son of the late Jacob
Breon, of Millheim, and resided in the
west for a number of years. He leaves
to survive a widow and six sons,
A SM MPA HANAN
|
Michael Hess Deond, |
At 9:16 o'clock Bunday morning |
Michael Hess, an aged resident and re-
tired farmer of Centre county, died at
home Willow Bank street, |
Bellefonte, after an illness of several |
weeks, He was Injured in a fall some
five years ago, and from its eflects he
never recovered. Deceased was aged
seventy-one y and twenty-one
days. He was a kind, Christian
tleman, well liked by ull
him. In religion he was
being a member of that church in
Bellefonte. He survived by his
wife, also by the following sons and
daughters: Newton, Ira, Ernest,
John, Mrs. Nina W. Bottorf and Mrs,
Barah Bhafler. He is also survived by
a number of grandchildren. Interment
was made at Boalsburg,
his op
Cura
gen-
knew
Lutheran
who
in
sents
metas aratomanatnnn
LOCALS
I.. and
teliefonte
Ex-Commissioner George
Mrs. Goodhart drove to
Itvin W., Zeigler is located at Frack-
He is
University
il
of
young
graduate
Jucknell and a
Ww. and
(eros
of
Mingle,
the Howard
secrelary
Creamery
Before return
ing he may go to Philadelphia
Mr
daughter, Miss Margaret, sccomp
and Mrs, George Wagner and
anied
to Centre Hall Bunday
{
ill DD, Bhoop
the latter's father, Samuel Shoo
Leland
p
Carver, who for the pe
had been
Pr. W. HB
relurned to hi
ICs
nome |
on, New York, beginning
this week
Milton E.
BRITIVARIS §
Rev
Were
SPpRLngier
Are
of thelr
Williamsport,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Flin}
an, Hiinols, will come east to
. CF. 24
Penns Valley,
Week
in this place
Mr. an
and Mre. D
Arney,
Poorman, |
Rhone, D. L
+ Bidr
Hon
went to
ey
I
Will.
e Giranger's
ward Durst,
Bartges
ii
attend
Pp
Indieat
camping i
hint
Fn-
nu-
. $ : f
ions point to the fact
the
campment and Fair will be
arties at irange
more
merous this year than for some time,
Last year the camp was well occupied
3 i
or
by families and groups of young peo.
leasant
hand
ple, whose experience was so P
they
but many others,
that not only will be on
AERID,
You ex prot and want to see ti
this fall. It is going to. and
it is your duty to know
This must be
if you live in = country or
September Sih.
Possibly no visitor was ever greeted
more heartily by the chiidren than
Mrs. Edwin A. Zeigler, nee Miss Re-
becca Moyer, of Washington, D. C..
who was the guest of Mr. and Mra. D
J. Meyer for a few days recently. The
her veritable recep-
ir iwo Sears she
children gave fl
f
tion, because { taught
the school,
many of them in public
and had endeared herself to th
M isses Auns of
Grove City, daughters of Dr. George
Meyer, decessed, were guests of their
uncle and sunt, Mr. and Mrs DID. J
Meyer, in this place. The Misses
Meyer are accomplished young ladies,
and are both engaged——in business
This is their first visit to Centre coun.
ty, but they
with thie locality and its people that
their trips to Central Pennsylvania
will no doubt be frequent in the future.
DLARE AND COLT JOR SALE~The un
Gersignied offers for sale 8&8 mare with
oolt by her side. Call and look them over
JOHN A. BLACK
Potters Mills
in.
Ida and Meyer,
were 80 highly pleased
Ps
33rd . ..
LALLA
of the
Grange Park, Centre H
Encampment opens September 15
Exhibition opens Monday, Sept. 17
farmers.
dA LL 2 2 2 dA ILL EAL ARE
ADMISSION FREE.
George Dale
J. 8, Dauberman
Geo. Gingrich
OG. L. Goodhart
abil i rE a nas
LOCALS,
tin
Andy
best, bright,
made, at
Hall,
The Methodists had a very delight.
ful day and a very delightful time ut
their pienic on Grange Park, Tuesday,
Mr, aud Mrs John
Mrs A
Mills, Wednesday morning
home
Centre
fruit cans,
Ressman’s,
and
of Bpring
left for a
i Bnyder county,
K. Bitner
Charles Krape,
visit among friends ir
The
pany ’s
ilroad
station and ticket have
the new $20 mileage books
which will be good on the rosd
Beptember 1,
Mra
home
Pennsylvania COLT
agents
received
ufler
(ieorge ()
t Martha,
rhe will attend the
and the C, E, wention, which
be held ut Port Matilda,
J. B. White and faruily expect to
leave Centre Hall in the
Altoona
al her
returning
Williams
Benner is
i efore
reunion
Cor will
future
Mr.
etuployed
HLEeRr
and locate in i where
eadily
during the past year
Among the bids 0}
tate H
for
ered Friday by
ighway Commissioner Hunter
f state
construction of roads, was
om the Maryland company of
$0,805.05 for road ald
township, Clinton county,
The Keedav sank Come
pany urchased a lot from Mrs,
Milroy, which they
and estab-
I'he building will
be occupied by
f
one Ir
un in
Fagle
! nN 3
he Nalionag
Bwartze O11
will erect a bank building
lish 8 braneh bank.
ty
be doubs art
apg eared
D. H. Myers
to Centre Hall
returned
Master
at Tusseyville,
with his father,
port ister,
in
wr
MiYVers
but
urn
Le Lo re
- \
Ir GY WW. Host
¥
IRVING 81
erman, the dentist,
light plant
wee. It is the
id in OC Hall.
have
but
ly equipped
REcelyviene
entire
Hosterman will
of the handsomest
most
Penna
Prof George
Com plete
home 1 Valley
F. and Mrs
le dsughters,
Norton
left for
Uhursday
riw iit
New Yor
ming The family had been at the
Centre Hall hot
of July,
Centre Hal that they
plan: ed to spend ti}
the
home this
=
el since Lhe beginning
and are 80 well
plessed wilh
have already
f their
Norton
public
whole
Mr.
the
RiNO ¢
3 0
vacalion here next year
the instructors in
York, sand
ducts an office as an eye specialist.
Mise Minnie Kline,
John A. Kline, of
and Emanuel Fye, of
is one of
gchools of Ne a
li
daughter of
near Rebersburg,
Farmers Mills,
called st the Reporter office. Miss
Kline young lady who was
miraculously healed, al two
the
in
iat Fears
and vari
had been
of her
mentioned.
ago, from a spina! aMiction
She au
life
Miss
pro-
slates
ous complications
invalid the
prior to the
Kline disbelieves in the
feused
posi
strength
greater part
Lime
healings
by the BScientists, but
tively that her recovery of bodily
matter ;
the
cited
was a personal
of both
are
combined healing body
and
¥ riplures
stil, such in the
Mw
GRAIN MAKKET.
Whoat
Omtn
i Corn
Kye
Barley
LE¥ STORES
LG Butter........
FROD AT
Lard
Potato
DBE. WILLIS A. ALEXANDER
«Dentist...
WITH
GH S. ALEXANDER
POTTERS MILLS, PA
Teeth Extracted Without Pain.
DR. HI
The undersigned offer for sale an
ELI STEEL HAY PRESS
1 It
Wd at a
la condition. is a steam
in Hrsg «
wer press and will be se
fice Ing
i
Hall
achl-
t Boalsburg or Centre
ire a
J. H. & S. E. Weber
$3 3 8
iodide
all, Pa.
rTTTTTTIY Try
Tre
Chairman
BY ST fT TIT?