FROM VISITS DYING WAFE,
Bharllf Kline and Deputy Reese Bring Ac
cused Marderer of Jogiah O. Dale Back
to Centre Hall Tuesday His
Dying Wile,
to See
there
law
er all is humanity in the
when applied by
officials. This is proven by
t that Jacob From, held in the
inl ut the May term of
{ murder of
ht to his
Kline
of the
werifl
fternoon
ine with
tscle
Lisppen-
saying
very seri-
is hav
wist for.
a Course
ROSES
lends her
ie
Charles
the Be
wring Mills,
aver
Uhursday
Houth
Pp may
ti CUlear-
geograpuical
and Frank
ring Mille, are
ger Lraius on
ba pleasant,
eh, ADAG wiil be able
positions have
hev
they
of
th
} Lo Lhe
SHOW Shoe Lave
court to be
borough. The good
will just begin to
graud sod glori-
ing it is to be incorporated
When they bold their first municipal
ine
what a great,
election.
ling
Critically
Fetterolf, of Madisouburg, is
ill, sutfering from the
He has been
elicale for the past four
He is the father of Mrs P. H.
of Centre Hall, who with Mrs.
spring Mulls, also a
r, went to bis bedside Wed-
HEC.
ond
ind
years,
Meyer
C. A.
daughi
nesday.
coke of paralysis,
health
ape, of
¥
iv
And
A musical was given at the home of
Miss Estlieg M, Ocker, in Lewisburg,
Baturday aflernoon. The program
consisted of selections performed on
the piano by Mies Ocker and her pu-
pils, This young lady Is a graduate of
music from Buckoell University, and
singe completing her course there has
been engaged in instructing others.
Bhe is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. W. Ocker, formerly of Centre Hall.
The parents of Lhe scholars grere much
pleased with the advancement made
DEATHS
MRS. BOYD A. S8PICHER.
An extremely sad death occurred at
Pleasant Gap Sunday morning, at
which the wife of Boyd A.
Spicher died as a result of conflnement,
leaving a son a week old,
About three weeks prior to this in-
cident Mr. and Mrs. BSpicher moved
into their new home, and were looking
forward to a pleasant journey through
life. Fate ruled otherwise,
Mrs, Bpicher was aged about twenty-
ix years, and was a daughter of the
lute Joseph Tressler. Besides her hus-
infant son, she leaves to
her loss her mother, Mrs,
Harah Tressler, who made her home
with the daughter, and two sisters—
Mrs. Thomas Williams and Mrs. Will-
iam Ross, both of Pleasant Gap.
Interment Wednesday at
pastor of the
of which denomi-
was a member,
time
band and
mourn
was made
Pleasant Gap, the
Methodist chureh,
nation the
ofll
decensed
Hating,
ORLA
NDO THOMAS,
Orl the home
Kline, on
State Col-
Union
nda Thomas died
Willi
farm,
at
am
near
Thomas was born in
county, but had lived in Centre coun-
ty most ail his life, He was married
» Miss Lizzie Fry, of SBhingletown,
bree daughters and three sons living
and dead to this
of Lis son-in-law,
the Hamilton
3
LL
one son were born
union.
A nterment
Faesday no
Methodist
olliciating.
was made
Rev.
at Boalsburg
Snavely, of the
Btate College,
n,
church at
wena certian
LOCALS
A. E. Kerlin 1s building the founda-
tion for » third bhennery on the Grand
View Poultry farm. He and his son
have been very successful in both the
of chickens and obtainiog
| by ex-Merchant George R. Meiss,
he Frances Colyer homestead of
fourty acres, located at
recently purchased by him.
ill not be built where the
wer improvements, which burned
years ago, stood,
iL
me thirty or
[he
Nouse w
iown four or
more
sil near by.
he
rel to learn that the
readers of the Reporter will re-
family of Bruce
lowa, is af
His oldest
now ill from that disease,
form. The mem-
family were all
i as the disease was
that neighborhood,
d the light attack of the loathsome
to that precaution
f
Lingle, at
al with
Cherokee,
smallpox.
ighter is
igh in a light
of Mr. Lingle’ “4
*ClOALed As 80
he
wn Lo in
ue is credited
having been taken,
fp —
Another Triumph of Art.
ne I rtist says that
1 sketching trip
y while strolling
ertook a par-
ttle fellow who
a fishing
string of
He looked so
i} country boy
t the artist de.
make a sketch
msiderable Regote-
ged for, the lad,
dire tions, aa
fence. As the artist
t his sketch an old coun-
wn the lane and stood
houlder,
t certainly beats all
id fellow presently ex-
do you?” the artist
i | tush,
though it ain't so
m was the way you
keep thet boy qulet so
* York Herald.
long.”
To Tell a Fashionable Restaurant,
“When I young,” sald an old
bachelor, all the fashionable res-
taurants wrote your order. That
was the to distinguish the really
fashionable restaurant. You wrote your
order there, whereas In the common
one you gave it to the walter orally.
Ordering is a difficult matter. It is a
ally when one has guests,
that one iy to get flustered over;
hence 1 always liked to write my or-
der. It kept jut a walter,
standing over me, suggesting dishes 1
didn't want, hurrying me, had the
power to 1 me completely. But
fashionable restaurants no longer are
to be dist ished by this writing
business. Writing has disappeared
from them. They are to be distin-
guished now by their French menus—
bothersome things that call a sweet-
bread a ris de veau, a potple a vol au
vent and a leg of mutton a gigot."—
Philadelphia Bulletin.
was
“at
you
way
a vy ow vel ¥ .
thing, « "Pe
is like
me cool.
ittle
AC "y of the Past.
Rimini 1s full of associations with
hrilling people of the past. It was
here that Caesar crossed the Rubleon.
We crossed ourselves on the very
bridge his feet had touched. It was
here, too, that Bt. Anthony came to
preach and, finding no people who
would give heed to him, turned in de-
spalr and preached to the fishes, who
ralsed thelr heads out of the wate to
listen to him. There Is a chapel which
marks the spot where he stood by the
water. In Rimint lived Paolo and
Francesca, the tragedy of whose love
every one knows, Travel Magazine,
-
To eorner the market doesn’t always
menn a square deal,
C00K #10 STOVE FOR BALE «Hi sale, a cook
by the young 3% Seople. A number of
ghests were
INDIAN
Homes of ti
While
wild In
manent awed
yeu
ly
likely 1
a larg
lodg
of his
ed to dy
and one te
hor
dwells
other pro
bers of
A
eleven
needs
lodge
larger
number
fact t
of pole
gnite
stretel
The 1
an odd
used for
ber n
one
with
the
move
the Che
th
to
and pre
Alnod
espec
lodges
before tl
HOLDIN
tion »
ed the
75 wi 8
clled to ea
and ex
paint
Tha
cool «
gia
tracts his «
ing :
& transient «
other re
get
he goes in for
men's Life
fans
beaut;
“Now
college. m)
you to bear
“What is that
“It Is this, iy bos
sults are always achieved by clo
plication.”
“Why, dad.
ous pinster.’
You indeed.
A man may have a heart big enough
to love two women at one time, but he
ought to have more head. —-8mart Set.
greatest ro
y ap.
you talk just like a por
Stray Steries,
A dwarf sees farther than the giant
when he has the giant's shoulders to
mount on.—Coleridge.
Centre Reporter 81.00 a year.
pativmm
f Blt
Henry, of Gl
rheunis i
strength nee
muscle
Phe
the
NOTICE!
HOUSER BROS. |
Of State Colelge,
have on hand
| WALL PAPER,
“| BURLAPS,
«| LIN- O-WALL-ROOM
MOULDINGS
PLASTER PARIS
RELIEF WORK
Headquarters
Centre Hall Hotel
Also Painting, Graining,
and Picture Framing,
Bell Phone.
PAREN WL une,
Rye cousin
Barley
Wheat
Oats...
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FRODD OE AY STORES,
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Arby Evereny
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ar a a ES fl as
Try a Pair
Of Our. .
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ueror
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¢
o
—
blll 2 2 2
Shoes.
Wear no Other
Centre Hall
2 2 + 1 A y
Sedodidiedindindoded.
A Protection
bial) yOu
PE]
> Anrntre ~d
LOontract
eries and
BWW RWW WB DB
ww
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baled
13
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tA
35c¢ per pound
We
both
x7
Y ou wil
have two sizes, but
are in pure white.
like this paper
ung nicer at
1
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nere 1s noth
P
w. | he Index...
fad
ICC.
Whooping Oongh,
I have used Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy in my family in oases of
whooping oough, and want tn tell
you that it ja the best medicine I have
ever used —W, P, Guton, Posen, (a.
This remedy ie aafe and sare. Sold hy
The Siar Stare, Centre Hall ¢ FA
arson, Potters Milla; 0 'W Sewn,
Pussy vil!
Even the tottler eannot
sucoved in bottling his wrath.
aI CO
"always
"
é
A Necessity,
Pd
up mans
D
oy |
FE A SYY
WN
L.aces, Embroid-
Insertions.
Ne Uo
EGGS FOR HATCHING
From our Superic
{ White ILegho
Layers. Lay a
CRS are high.
200 Sgpstramt hens, S
ity you :
poultry jour
OUR PRICE, |
Also, Barre
same price.
) | Kerlin’ $s Grand Vi ow
CENTRE HALL.
«
m
11
il
Poultry
PA.
Witmer E.
aving fixed
bac Ek Of the
ot. we
ve are 1
pared to do all
Wood Work, panting and
Trimming,
We make pecialty
RIMMING AND SPOKE!
+ 4 WHERLS + 4
Both on Buggies & Wagons.
Spokes and rims alweys on
hand and dry.
WE REPAIR
AND PAINT
CHAIRS, ETC,
House and Barn Painting
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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