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THE CENTRE REPORTER |
_ THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1807
TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trains leave Centre Hall on the Lewisburg and
Tyrone Railroad, P. R. R. System, as follows :
BABT co... cnnin nan 17 8 A,
WEST ......conene3 10 8. I,
and 2.85
and 3.36
Rebersburg.
From last week.
Landlord Eckert bought a very fine
driving horse last week.
Charles Diehl, of Bellevue,
a guest at the home of James Corman.
Wesley Hackenburg, of New Berlin,
spent a few days visiting relatives at
this place.
Wm. Smith, the Spring Mills fur-
niture dealer, was in town on business
last Monday.
Wm. Bair is making preparations to
build a new barn at his home in South
Rebersburg.
Calvin Crouse left for Lock
Monday morning, where he will
in the Kisher
Ross Mowery
from Centre Mills one
and now occupies W. J, (
ment house,
H.W.
er, made a
and Phil
urday
Levi Lo
with his son-i
cently had a
which confines him to ti
Harvey Garrett,
miles southeast of thi
Ohio, is
Haven,
work
tannery.
to this
day last
move i place
week,
‘arlin’s tene-
Krape istrumen
psburg last
tn or AR
tHHarris Township.
From Inst week,
The commencement exercises of the
Townehip High Behool will be held ini
Boal Hull, evening, April
30 p. m. Prot. H, C. Rothrock
The graduates are Harry
Lin-
Wednesday
3rd, 7
is teacher.
Keller, Harry and Earl
den Hall ; Misses Lida ‘Rothrock and
Fay Weber, of Boalsburg, Mims Roth-
rock will have the salutatory and Miss
Wea Rev. W. K.
Harnish, deliver the
commencement The Belle-
fonte orchestra will furnish the music,
Ross, of
ber the valedictory.
will
address,
of Lemont,
All are invited to be present,
Wm.
tended
Mr. a
College, attend
formed chi
remainder of the day with the J. A,
Kline, of State College, at.
to business here on Friday.
nd Mrs. John
led services in the He-
thie
From, of Hiale
irch Bunday, and spent
Fortney family.
Solomon and Frank Lohr were hel
rother-in
fromm Altoona t
Mr. Mecht-
haly
neip
ers al the moving of their
law, Wim. Mechtley,
Oak Hall last
and son Li
i
'hursday.
will Mol
file
yon
farm work on the
racated by Adam
of Altoona, came
will
1g and
last week move
home, a short
Rebersburg
lors whic!
urday
make the
the life of trade.”
I'he carpenters, painters and
hangers are putting the finishing
touches on the new Douty dwelling
house which will soon be oecupied by
the widow of Ambrose Douty, of
Madisonburg,
The members of the Reformed
church, are making proputations to
put a new roof on their church. They
also intend to do re-
pairing to the interior of
and will build a large shed which will
be used by the members who live in
the country as a shelter for thei
norses and vehicles while attending
services,
best cream.
some extensive
the building,
Landlord Eckert spent several days
last week at Bunbury on business,
T. F. Brungart, this week, will move
to Rebersburg from the east end of the
valley.
Mrs. Annie Dilcom, of Union coun-
ty, is here visiting her sister, Miss
Kate Moyer.
Elias Krumrine, of Union county, is
visiting his brother, for a
few days.
Joe Bweet, of Williamsport,
town several days last week, the guest
of Miss Beulah Wetzel.
Robert Meyer, s
Bloomsburg Btate Normal,
ing the Easter vacation under
parental roof.
Jack Ocker, who is working on a
lumber job in Union county, was st
homea few days this week looking
after the wants of his family.
Miss Mary Meyer and Kline and
Edwin Royer, all students at Buck-
nell University, are at the home of
their parents for a week's vacation.
The members of the Lutheran mis.
sionary society will hold services
their church Sunday evening.
al select Easter anthems will be
dered.
One day last week Mrs, John Bress-
ler, an aged lady who resides a few
miles southeast of this place, received
a slight paralytic stroke, but at present
she has almost entirely recovered from
the effects of it.
A
Sideham,
Was in
student st the
is spend-
the
in
Never-
ren-
Transfer of Heal Estate
Rebecca Richard to Kate
March 12, 1907; premises in
Hall. $1150.
John E. Fryberger, et. ux.,
W. Beals, March 11, 1907;
Philipsburg, $2540,
W. H. Thompson, et. ux., to
C. Gault, March 15, 1907 ; 12
Howard twp.
Elizabeth J. Erb to D. W. Halt,
Aug, 3, 1906 ; premises in Philipsburg.
$1.00,
Thomas Bowes, et. ux., to W, H.
Thompson, March 15, 1907 ; 187 acres
in Howard twp. $1.00,
James H. Corl, et. ux., to Leo F.
Treaster, et. al., Feb, 21, 1907; 138 acres
in Potter twp. $3500,
Central B. L. Assm. No, 2, of
Tyrone, to Emanuel Glantz, March 6,
1907 ; two tracts land containing in all
2 acres, 209 perches in Walker twp.
$450,
Mary Jordon, et. bar, to J. W.
Weaver, Feb. 15, 1907 ; lot in Potter
twp. $50.
Mary A. Calderwood’s sdms., to W.
G. Runkle, March 2, 1907 ; 24 acres 4
perches in Ferguson twp. $301.
Boyd A. Bpicher to Michael H.
Bpicher, March 28, 1906 ; 215 acres, 4
perches in Potter twp. $5660,
John H. Bpicher, et. al,, to Boyd A.
Bpicher, March 26, 1906 ; premises in
Potter twp, $6660.
B. Paulson, et. ux., to James B.
Relish, March 11,J1907 ; | acre in Cen-
$1860,
Horner,
Centre
to Jolin
lot in
Mary
A) saCres in
=p Friday
with George LOD WHO has
fering from an inflammation
head for
Miss Gert
summer school on
the te
grades us
quite 8 long tithe
Wieland will
Monday, April 22
1 six weeks, Beside
1K
taught In =
ude
rm bein
ally primar)
nches pertaining
th formed chur
Rervices in the R
Easter Bunday at 2:50 p. m
All are invited to the social at the
Harrison home, Friday evening.
Miss Sallie Stover is spendiog
efonte.
g made a business
to 8 +, Monday.
8. E. Weber paid a short visit to hi
brother, P. M. Weber, at Huntingdon.
and Mrs. N. W. Meyer
1 uesday al the CO iy seal
Miss Mary
Grove Mills, visited
Linden Hall.
J. H.
Glades,
ho
some
Wigs eye friends in Bell
. YO! in
ale (0 ollegs
trip
Mr. spent
un
mwabb and s
“rit . ema
Shier daughts F,
me of her ;
Marian Lukens, of
his grand pare nts, M
iam Hoover
fr. and Mrs. Arthur
ttle ahild, of
Fortney with
Tusseysink, sper
sSaturd
ay afternoon in Boalsburg.
% dt > of tallafany
stover, of eliefonte,
xey property, ai
r, Wm. Btover, at
samuel
the {
move t
his brothe
Rev, W. K. Harnish
the baccalaureate sermon to
School graduates in the Presbyterian
church Bunday evening at v7 o'Clogk.
np Mp rt
Aaronsburg,
TH homas Weaver returned home after
& month's stay at Dixonville,
Mrs,
from a attack of quinsy.
T. W. Kreamer, of Renovo, was
guest of A. 8, Btover last week,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Smith, of
Feidler, s
of (re Ee
John
iting
few days this week.
Hara Wyle is slowly recovering
severe
the
nent
} 5
Haturday at the
Weaver.
name
of Green Bure,
Mire, Ida
Kahl, was vis
his daughter, Wyle, a
Mra. Clara Shafler and granddaugh-
ter, of Coburn,
liland Isenhower, Saturday.
Mrs. Wilmer Btover and Miss Tam-
mie Stover were to Coburn Sunday, to
were Lhe guests of Gil
heir sunt who is ill,
Mis, Nellie
has gone Lo
“ep
drown Weaver |
Mackeyville, at whieh
place she will go to housekeeping.
Harry Bower went to Altoona where
he has secured a good position.
Hamuel Gettig moved from Bpriong
Bank to the home formerly occupied
by Jacob Heid.
Mrs, James Lenker and daughter, of
Lemont, visited Mrs. Lavina Lenker
a few days last week,
Miss Mazie Mingle and friend spent
the Sabbath at Potters Mills with her
brother Will and sister Nellie,
Miss Bara Guisewite has gone to
Rebersburg, at which place she will
furnish the ladies with the latest style
Easter hats,
Joe Meyer and family, of Millheim,
and Miss Anna Meyer, of Boalsbur
spent the Babbath’ with Mrs. Efile
eaver,
Frank Guisewite and family, of
Feldler ; Thos. Meyer and fami ys of
Coburn, were guests of Clymer Stover,
Sunday.
John Grenoble and wife, of Y
Jown spent os fow days with the oe
s fat. er, John C. Btover, at the
Je of O. H. Btover.
Wesley Wyle, who has a position at
Lewistown, came home to get ready
for his sale Baturday, after which he
will move his "to that
Statemen
Of the Receipts and Expenditures of
BOROUGH OF CENTRE
For Year Ending March 11, 19¢
Auditors’
HORA
t Aceount.
§ MH
50 00
10 06
20 00
50 00
0 00
1: {
M Helen Rarthol OINEW Ly ernes
DL Kerr PHBE
4 W Brig v"
AN Oban *
Bpecial Water Acootin
BH Amey, annual lease $ 60 00
Hame, attending reservoir... 18 20
Same, cleaning and attend.
ing reservoir, varie
S———
Halary Account,
C D Bartholomew, Auditor. §
Thos. 1. Moore, “
48 Kreamer, "
W H Bartholomew, Clerk...
WB Mingle, Treas, .........
Rent Account.
Ranking ¢ Co,
M0. ve
Penn's Valle
Couneil
h—
Printing Account,
8 Ww Bmith FECA FRETS sr ree
¥
t
7
A
Woodward
=imot
Fhe funer
Evangel
ing, cond
Af p
Fdwar
. wnt Satur
Harry
singer,
J. Ls
a few days
Lrvie
Renovo, a,
week with the
L.. A. Miller.
Miss Bertha Host
time with
IK reams
ast weer,
Winklebeok at
rInan is sx
HON friends at Mil
After being abeent a few dava
and Noah Kit
Saturday
Wilson Ard and sister,
were to Millbheim
fer rel irned
Mise
day
Maude,
'
one Inst week,
cAI A SR A
Summer School,
Fhe spring term of the Boalsburg
Normal and Preparatory will
open April 156th and continue eight
weeks, Pupils from a distance can ob-
tain boarding at reasonable rates,
For further information address
Bt H. C. ROTHROCK,
Principal.
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Post Onrds,
A new line of Souvenir Post Cards
all kinds and at sll prices. The local
views are the prettiest yet offered for
aale at this office.
Birthday, Btork, Art, Poses, Comic
Cards, eto , ete,,~~more than one hun.
dred kinds,
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Arbor Days—April 5th and 19th.
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for your
desiring to purchase
shape of
peanut heater, beef
Automatic Oil
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pend a Pleasant :
gr Hal [Hout
A Special Discount
Per Cent.
PAINTING
33!
P. R. Auman
Wanted
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“ry
§ ash prices
paid for same deliver-
ed to Creamery.
Howard Creamery Gorp.
CENTRE HALL, PA.
S. H. KNEPLEY
Blacksmilh
Wood Worker...
sted
House
do. ..
BLACKSMITH-
ING & WOOD WORK,
AVE 1OC
3
opposite the School
and am pre pared {to
NERAIL
Special attention’givenito
Resetting Tire
AND
— Rimming Wheels— |
Satisfactory work
anteed. Call
see me.
Unnse of NMtoamach Troubles,
When a man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that he is eat.
ing more than he should or of some
article of food or drink not suited to
his age or occupation, or that his
bowels are habitually constipated.
Take Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets to regulate the bowels
and improve the digestion and see if
the trouble does not disappear. Ask
for a free sample. Sold by
The Star Store, Centre Hall; F. A.
Carson, Potters Mills ; C. W. Bwarts,
GLUIBSROIGIVGPOBSOT CBOE
Attention !
A full line of Ladies’
Underwear in muslin and
cambric. Skirts trimmed
in lace and embroidery.
Corset Covers, Night
Gowns,
Also a special line of
Embroidery in Swiss,
Nainsook and Muslin.
Lace and Insertions.
S00CCO0C0GO000R ROR OR BORO
gadroesPeenOrwame
Insertions for Waists
and Skirt fronts.
Call and see.
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SPRING MILLS, FA.
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INSPECTION.
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C. A. KRAPE
Spring Mills, Pa.
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