— THE CENTRE REPORTER. 8S. W. SNITH, Editor a «1 Proprietor, PENNA THURSDAY, SBE EPTEMBE R 1906. TERMS. -T he terms of snbnpription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advanoe. ADVERTISEMENTS. —20 cents per line for three insertions, and 5 conts per line for each sub- sequent insertion, Other rates mads known on application, CENTRE Hart, op 27, DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. For Governor ; LEWIS EMERY, JR. For Lieutenant Governor : JEREMIAH S. BLACK, For Auditor General : WILLIAM T. CREASY. For Secretary of Internal Affairs JOHN J. GREEN. For Congress : S. TAYLOR, of Centre County. For State Senate GEORGE M. DIMELING, of Clearfield County DEMOCRATIC COUNNY TICKET. Assembly : JOHN f i For NOLL, « Bellefonte For Jury Commissioner ; ADAM HAZEL, of Spring Township DIMELING FOI STATE SENATOR. At a meeting of the Clearfield and held George Centre Democratic conferees at Tyrone Monday afternoon, M. Dimeling was nominated for state senator. This action was by the un- animous consent of the conferees ali ib the vigor . Dinelin of life ; at, honorable, i= nln congenial, gentlemanly, hon- and a clean cut Demo- crat. He will receive the united sup- party and the votes of to port of his many others who prefer not be represented in the state senate by a stripling, whose skill is limited to a few crude political stunts in Centre county. If elected, and Mr. Dimel which be surely will be, ing serves with credit in the senate, renominate and re-elect him as long as he is willing to serve. The man in Centre orin any other county who wishes to supplant him simply because of location or rotation of political castration. is deserving nothing less than The.Centre Reporter is for Dimeling for state senator so long as he honest- ly and inteligently represents the people, Milton's Big Fair The fall meeting of the Milton Fair Association will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October 2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th. The management promise that this meet- ing will be one of the best in the society’s history. The Milton Fair is an inter-county fair. The indications are that there will bea large exhibit in the stock and main building de- partments. There is every promise of a large fleld of horses for the races, The midway will be as popular as ever and free from anything tainted with immorality, The attractions this year will be entirely out of the ordin- ary and are the most expensive ever contracted for by a Central Pennayl- vania fair management, ——— A —— fp —————— sn Congregational Rally, Preparations are being made by the Green Grove United Evangelical con- gregation of the Bpring Mills charge to observe Bunday, October 7th as a special rally day. Rev. W. N. Brown, of East Prospect, a former pastor, will be present to officiate on the occasion and will be assisted by the pastor and others. There will be services on Bat- urday evening preceding at 7 p. m. Bunday, service at 10 a. m. and 7 p. m. Bunday school rally at 9 a. m. This church is located about one mile from Penn Hall. A cordial invitation is ex- tended to the people of thecommunity and adjacent points to attend these services, ———— I ————— Marriage Licenses, Ralph H. Galbraith, Philipsburg. Edith Mae Bteine~, Osceola Mills, Chester Twigg, Sandy Ridge. Veda Rebecca King, Bandy Ridge, Ward Bhamp, Nittany, Gussie Hagen, Beech Creek, James C. Haverly, Romola. Keturah M. Long, Romola., Herbert L. Charles, Hartleton, Ella Hurmamel, Behuylkill Haven. Wm. H. Haney, SBprirg Mills. Elsie C, Finkle, Bpring Mills. Barton Robinson, Port Matilos, Anna M. Bailey, Half Moon twp. Fxhibit of Fruit, ete, The exuibit of the Agricultural and Horticultural Department of the En- eampent and Fair was never so pret. ty or elaborate as this year. A full ac count of this departmedt will appear An the xt Issue of this paper. GRANGERS SPEAK Centre County Wednesday Afternoon. Husbandry and others, mostly farm- ers, their wives and children, com- posed the audience in the auditorium Wednesday ufternoon. The meeting was presided over by Master of the Centre County Pomona Grange George Dale. Addresses were made by Albert M. Cornell, Lecturer of the State Grange; Hon. J. T. Ailman, Becre- tary of the State Grange ; Hon, W. T. Creasy, Democratic member of the Legislature for twelve years, and at present candidate for Auditor General on the Dewocratic-Lincoln ticket, Mr. Cressy wes not here by the di- rection of the Democratic State Come mittee, but of his own volition, know- ing that the Encampment and Fair on tance to warrant his presence less of the wishe of others. sion to severely score the Oil Company not he This is since Railroad Company, new departure for him is a nll his public have at all Le prj if 10» Hien) Oproie “, a A — itreon- Frank On nid 19th inst, the f Mr it ie home o Frank uf pretty wed- diog when their daughter, Miss Keth- ryn, was married to James Breen, As the struck eight the bride and groow entered the parlor, follow- Yirs HEIRS in Wis Le «Celie " 1 3 CIiCCK the Lutheran congregation, who nounced them man and wife. the ceremony was concluded the ding lunch was served, ful presents were pro=- wed- Many beauti- the given bride, in RUEVErw ure Were jHre=<ent the followiug : iin snd fiv among whom Mrs. B. R. M. Bheeder, Miss Sheeder, Mrs. Aaron Weaver, Ntover wife, E. A Bower and plies Were jertha Bower and wife, and wife, Charles Aen and wife, , Mrs Crouse and wife, James ert Boob and wife, A. 8, Misses Mazie Forster, Tammie Stover, Kathryn Smull, Tammie Haley, Kathryn Bower, Lizzie Yarger, Ballie Weaver. Dr. G, Mr. Duck and wife, er, all of Millheim ; Renovo : Carlisle ; Mrs. Charles Catherman and wife, George Catherman and wife, Millmont : Miss Mae Hoffman, Hartleton ; Miss Nellie Smith, Beaver Springs. Mr. Breon is employed in Altoona where they will make their home. a % WN \ School Appropriation Drops \ \ ‘G. W. Bushman, treasurer of the Centre Hall borough school funds, re- ceived the state appropriation Mon- day. The sum is $473.07. In 1903 the state appropriation was over $150 more than it is this year. The school ap- propriation is gradually dwindling, and this without reason, There is an abundance of cash in the state treasury at present, yet out of the echool appropriation money is paid that up toa few years ago was paid out of the general treasury fund, In order to give the politicians a chance to handle the dough in the general treasury for purposes nearer their heart, every item of expense for educa- tion, no matter how far removed from the public schools, is paid out of the appropriation for public school pur- poses, consequently the sums received by boroughs and townships are very much lessened every year. A movement is on foot to commit every candidate for the legislature to vote for ga sppropriation of $12,000,000 to be devoted exclusively to public school purposes. The voter has the matter in hand. What will he do? A ss —————— A Home Wedding. The home of John Decker, three miles east of Potters Mills, was the scene of a pretty wedding on Wednes- day, 19th inst. The high contracting parties were B. Franklin Boal, of Al- toons, and Miss Ellen C. Decker, of Potters Miils. At 11 o'clock a. m., to the strains of a wedding march, played by Mr. Decker, of Pine Grove Mills, a nephew of the bride, the couple, attended by the bride’s sister and brother, Mise Martha and Logan Decker, marched into the parlor and were solemuly pronounced man and wife, according to the beautiful and simple marriage service of the Re formed church, by the bride's pastor, Rev. Daniel Gress, in the presence of the immediate relatives and friends, A sumptuous dinner was then served, and the afternoon hours passed in a social way. The bride and groom are spe :ding a honeymoon of a fortnight in New York City and other eastern points. They will permanently reside in Al- toons, where Mr. Boal is employed by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company. The best wishes of their many friends £9 with them for a long and happy Mrs. Carrie er, Miss Margaret Forster ————— A ntl wedded life, HOWARD CRRAMERY TENT | for Fortutoes, Ontons nnd Fgge A new feature at the Csiup | year was the exhibit at the Howure Creamery tent, which armies wd by them for the couvenivi ce many patrons, They also offered prizes for the larg: +1 potatoes, largest onions, aud smallest egg. result of the contest : Largest potatoes, Mrs. D. G. Wagner, Tusseyville, Largest potatoes, 20d prize 5H0¢, LL. Bartges, Centre Hall, Largest onions, lst prize $1.00, I. G Walker, Penn Hull, Largest eggs, lst prize $1.00, Showers, Rebersburg, W As largest Following I~ the Ist prize $1 00, D. Mra, (i, Lurgest eggs, Zod prize Mrs, Daniel Daup, Centre Hill, H0e, Hosterman, Coburn, Bmallest eggs, Zod prize Daniel Daup, Centre Hill, Goodhart, Hc, Mrwx George L.. gurl, Andrew Harter, judges. Others who exhibited, | special mention, were BH, Mrs, LL F.P Filoray, wre Abn Mix {und J, Cyrus Arney, IK Lingle, Av Xn i iler, feed lene Kulin pt Nittany Mountain, A.W, lug nt H | Bole work aud Hime kil, I'ie stork | rounds sgain, | home of O Ciarver, who hud ben Hobinson’s « ave mill, ni Whilteroek ston fins beer making his leaving a boy at i at the home of Richard Packer, | Green Valley, {| dren are doing well. John county, the former's snd of IE Fhursday to Mr, kK Visend Cullalinn wife came ast aged father Uniin. home ties be 10 hist for el “ han ivwitil meeve 3 Years, wm sen Nn Krendl uni y changes since his last visit, George A. Nall, Noll, the chipped off while grandson of A f+, of three monkeying had tips with =» | slave edger Henry Houser, of Hecla, | parents and brother Willis, Calvin Horuoer, who working Clyde Blackford’'s popular esting house in Bellefonte, was Wed- | nesday to attend picaie. Sunday snd | toons: John Woods, wife and | children, of Boalsburg, and Mrs. Visitedd his Stuuday in home Clemson wife, of Al- three | home of William Parker. shed raising Baturday afternoon. Part of Samuel The shed is and full of straw, failed to make good. a Rebersburg. Howard Miller and wife, after spend- ing several months among relatives in Obio, returned home ast Tuesday, Henry Moyer, a student ast Bucknell University, speut a few days with his parents. Harvey Lavey and wife, of Green- burr, spent Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs. Nathaniel Bowersox. Mre. Mary Schreckengsst, of Bell wood, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred Fehl, in this place. Charles Miller and wife, of Pittsburg, are visiting friends and relatives in this section. William Bair moved, last Tuesday, into the house be recently purchased from Charles Gramley, in Bouth Re- bersburg. Mr. Gramley contemplates moving to Philadelphia. Mrs. Calvin Weaver and son Curtis visited the family of William Weaver in Pittsburg Willis Weaver has gone to Pittsburg where he has secured employment, IIE Aaronsburg, Arthur Lee, of Tusseyville, made a business trip to town last week, Miss Edna Weaver, of Coburn, spent a few days with her grandparents, Mrs. Barah Wyle is visiting friends in Union county at present. Gilliland Isenhower has gone to Lewistown where he found employ- ment. His two sons also have posi. tions there, Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver spent a day last week at the home of Frank Guisewite, at Feidler, Mrs. J. A. Miller and Mrs, Dr. Fravk, of Millheim, and Mrs, Morris, of Loganton, took dinner with Mrs. Effie Weaver on Saturday. Mrs. Badie Wolf and son, of Spring Mills, spent the Babbath with her aged mother, Mrs. Stambach. Colyer. Miss Ella Barr, of Williamsport, spent several days with her mother, Mrs. Maggie Barr, Miss Laura Housman, of Altoona, is visiting her. cousin, Mrs Thomas Hosterman, st present, Miss Ids Kilinefelter ig visiting at the home of her uncle, George Stover, at Madisonburyg. Bruce Rowsraan, of Siglerville, at- tended Grange picnic and visited rela. tives here, Levi Stump, of Rpring Bank, spent several days sinony friends here. Home people rise in the social scale and others are unbalanced. comen—— CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Lutheran No service, Presbyte ring — Centre Hall, morning and Reformed - Tusseyville. morning ; Centre Hall, i i { Methodist Centre Hall, morning : Sprucetown, Spring Mills, evening {Appointments not given here have not heen reported to this office, | SALE HEGISTEKX, BATURLAY, BEPTEMBER 29,1 p. m —Estate of the late Felix McC lintie, by Hugh and A. F, MeClintie, trustees ; farm of one hundred sud fifty-five acres, one mile west of Farmer Mills, BATURDAY, BEPTEMBER 20, 1 r. m. Mrs Rebecca Homan, one-fourth mile north of Penns Cave : Black mare, good Jersey cow, fal hogs, farm implements, house shold goods, ele BATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1 p. m.~D. L. Kerr, Driving mare, robes, side house bold goods, bed re yi suit, Won 810 Prize, Pleasant by exhibit the a —————— Logan Grange, at Ginp, HMinle Muster Hill for the best fur in Corny Lultz need Whent for Sale for Fultz of rye The undersigned ofters sale one need w hient Girnin is clean und and true to name, 8B. W. *MITH, Centre Hall, Pa Wp Fimothy seen Mewsrn Foremmn mod Bit 31: bhimpitd 1} a +fT ees ml tensatintide Jie {i ni mice! cond denlers, Linve Fiant hey we edd Which ie rXRIN Be the guslity of (his seed Hef Chasing your fall supply . ured —— Fhe Township's F xhibit at the Fale The Great Centre County Fair Asso- organ, $25 worth of maps and charts, and Stand. ard Dicth haudsome MIRrY Lo the township mink. ile sonunl exe hie ing ti # bent tin} ny f wr in Oolotwr pot zoom mre of Ten Vaitie mid! will tr un rend ¢ Chiov af Mar! . a $00 organ greater on Low asl ip wel won A—— pt HResigued Pastaorate Reariek Lutheran WwW. lefoute Rev. M. Bel pulpit Bunday suvounced his jrast chigdreh, fr He had been in Year, Lion ns pastor. for about one atid went there from West M ev, iiton ‘earick will scoept a tended him some montis Milinburg will BED Lutheran ox Hell Higregalion and leave efonte about Ist Farewell Dinner A few of the most friends Hill, intimate Centre ters Mills Hotel Tuesday night honor Those present Miss Bessie Weber Miss Virgie Durst and Russel Blair, Miss Margaretta IL. Strohm snd Ammon Burkholder, Miss Renna Shires and Harry Burk- holder, departed for Kaston. were : Bert Robb, and Bud Harper, Keith's Theatre, There is a blll of royal abundance and quality at Keith's Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia. George Ev Als, the black-face comedian, is still among the entertainers there, this being his fourth week. The Ben M. Jerome Amusement Company presents Wm. Rock & Company in a musical fantasy, **Thebe.” The Royal Five give song aod mirth, Maoning’s Entertainers scored a hit in New York, and are scheduled as an extra added attraction at Keith's, Others of merit are mak. ing merry at this popular vaudeville, and the bill all through tionally good oue, RP Woodward. Misses Nora Bower and Maggie Mingle, of Aaronsburg, spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Bertha Host- erman, Miss Dorman, of Nittany, is visiting her aunt, Mrs, John Orudorf. Mrs. Wolfe is visiting her mother, Mrs. George Miller, at Linden Hall. Miss Gertrude Yearick, of Hublers- burg, is spending some time with friends at this place. C.D. Motz and family spent the Habbath at the home of George Bmull, al Bmullton, Edward Finley, of Pittsburg, hav- ing spent a week at the Hosterman home, returned to the ** Bmoky City,” Monday. Charles Bampeell, of Harrisburg, is visiting his grandmother. Joe Ard spent the greater part of Inst week with friends in Lewisburg. Miss Elizabeth Guisewite, of State College, is visiting ber mother, Mrs, Rebeoon Stover, is an excep Fan FOR SALE~ The undersigned will offer at public sale on the prem mises one and one-fourth mile northeast of Jentre Hill, the following real estate, known as the farm of W. A. Kerr, late of Potter township, deceased, on SATURDAY, OCTOBER x 1906, 2 P. M. TRACT NO. 1, consisting of forty contains the farm DM hg house: and About ten acres of this timber ~maple, ssh. oak, pine, also a ten acres consist of excellent meadow, Sinking creek croming the AR pion thirty-two acres of pat pve No. 1. land, EE en i of acres in a good state of fertility, and rh Lane fm provements, rogether a dewirabie property. : TERMS, One-third downs ; remainder in two sgual annual payments, to Be secured by judg. 1 on the premises, or further information apply to J. B. STROM, Admr., Cetitre Hill, Pa, Oct. 2, 10, —~—Cmme 9 6 = - 0 ww Pick Your Day, DRDO DIDI PIPED IPP SE or Think of It nee RnY 3 11, 12,06. | | * : 4 3 13 = In fer- Count ty Base Bal, “} Fil Snow Shoe vs Howard Mills or Centre Mall tn THE STATE OF ViRGiMA Millheim vs Spring Harris Township A Week Centre Miss Myra Kimport spent with Mrs. Harry Shirk, at Hall, 8. J. Waguer, of the Mouutain City, attended the Grange Encampment and before returning home tarried for a night with Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Durst Edwin Rupp, for PF RR Co, visited his parents, Post Master John Stuart, of College, spent Thursday in Boalsburg Mr. and Mre, Frank Mayes with their hittle daughter Hilda, of Houser ville, spent a day with the young peo- ple ut Blue Spring. For the past few year« Mr. Mayes partaer will: George Keller in the Houserviile Wo Mills That now dissolved and he father, number a fireman the at Altoona, Niate has been a olen partnership is will J. B. become successor to his who for quite a been proprietor of the Letuwont Monu- mental Works, and expects to retire this fall. J. J. Dreese partnership with Mr. Keller of manufacturing woolen articles of various kinds, their time will be given almost exclusively to making blankets and yarns. As heretofore, the highest market price will be paid for wonl, Silas Gib wny, of Huntingdon coun ty, enjoyed a few days with his daugh- ter, Mrs. L. E, Kidder Mrs. Emma Hess spent some time at her old bowie near Shingl-town, now occupied by her son, KE. W. Hess Mrs. Sara Huuter and sons, Edward and William, and Mrs, Riley Huoter and her little boy were visitors from Altoona. Mr, and Mr, Willis daughter, of Lellefonte, Dinges home. Mra. Angeline Bottorf snd daugh' er Ella, of Lemont, were guests of Mrs, Emmis Fisher on sunday. Mis. Mary Boouse, of Pine Grove Mille, spent Sunday in Boalsburg, J H. Meyer nud son delivered two wagon loads of shoats to Centre Hall station for shipment on Wednesday, It is reported that Aum Felty, who has been farming one of the MeFar- lane farms« on the Branch for some twenty years, will retire from sctive fara work in the sprivg. Hon, Cyrus Woods, of Urevnsburg, visited here, Shull, the photographer, is in Bong burg this week, at —— i ——— Kerr Farm for sale, The W. A Kerr farms, near Centre HAUL ix ndvertised for sale by June BS robin, the administrator, Ostober and the Nieele vieitedd al Linden Hall Philip Bradford, Th the Keller house at Lemont, bought rece: into the ford. Mrs Hue Wie ward, last aged some Lime, Mise Bertha Itlinois, who relatives this county, spent a few days last week with Miss Ella Ross. Mr. and Mrs, jfittle Vi vgdon howe a len days’ with D. C. Hess. Miss Mollie Moyer, of Philadelphis, is spending a few weeks at the home of her uncle, James M. Ross, Mrs Meyer is visiting her Montgomery, also the Crissman family at Watsontown. Will Frazier was bitten in the arm as he was about to iesday, moved to which he and Jacob Lee moved Mr. Brad- ily, house vacated by from Wood- for her il for ife came up iP who ha BW week, lo hel Care mol her, been Musser, of Freeport, i= Visiting M regina returned Lo Lheir Hall and Hunt- visit (seorge aller fy MIRED Agnes feed it, Leslie Bhafler, CAE over for a short visit at the Campbell home and to take a look at the Grange En- cam pment Ed Clairton, of Osceola, and Wilfred vieiting their ‘nrper Fry, of Ars former home here. Miss Maude Miller, Philadelphia to enter went to tarried with relatives here a short time, Mre. Mary Little and sister, Miss Margaret Potter, of Philsdelphis, spent some Lime last week with their aunt, Miss Mary Potter Mrs William Raymond, of Milmout. was here for the picnic, as was also her son Ularence. [hey were enter tained by Mrs, Wilson. Phere will be some répairing done tn the Presbyterian church, which will include a new steel roof. who school, a cae es ET ————— = JOHN R. STRONG | TAXIDERMIST POTTERS MILLS, PENN, Is ready to do all kinds of work in his line at moderate prices and promptly. TANNING FURS MOUNTING RUGS Robes made from all kinds of furs, correctly sewed and hand- somely lined. APDRESS hy » otters Mills vid Spri ills, .F.D. No. 3 Box Ho. i , 27 Meendv | (his sue. Here is a chance for a good property cheap, Shipping Address So HalPu
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