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THE CENTRE
REPORTER
THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1907. |
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TRAIN SCHEDULE
Trains leave Centre Hall on the Lewisburg and |
Tyrone Railroad, P. RB. R. Bystem, as follows :
7.17 a.m. and 2.35 p,m,
woB168. m. and 8.36 p. m.,
Twenty-nine Rats in One Haul,
Dairyman Will Smith had a rat-
killing Friday of last week, the total
result being twenty-nine big, fat ro-
dents coming to grief, Beveral floors
were lifted in the dairyman’s cow
barn, and the dogs set loose,
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Harris Township.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Keller, of Pleas-
ant Gap, spent Thursday in Boalsburg.
Miss Sara MeClenahan, of Centre
Hall, is staying in Boalsburg for some |
time.
Quite & number of people are sufler-
jng from colds, sore throats and the |
grip.
Mr, and Mrs. Will
Joseph, of Bunbury, are visiting in
Boalsburg.
Mrs. Margaret Houtz, of Selinsgrove,
spent some time among Centre coun-
Fisher and son
ty friends.
Mrs, Sarah Gingrich and son Albert
near Tusseyville on
visited friends
Sunday.
Miss Nannie Gingerich left Monday
evening for State College where she
expects to remain during the summer,
Mrs. 8. M. Bell is in a critical con-
dition, the ailment being the result of
a fall down a stairway some time ago.
Mr. and Joseph Myers and
their children, and Miss Annie Myers,
of Miilheim,
burg over Funday.
Mrs. Alfied
Roy, visited her
Mersinger, near
Before
they
Mrs
were visito in Boals-
200
Ww.
who is
with her
mother, Mrs, J.
Tusseyville,
Osman,
geriously ill returning to their
home in Altooua short
spent a
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FROM ASKS FORK FUNDS,
From Bellefonte Women's Qhristian Tem.
perance Unlon-—%nld Wife 1s In Want.
Jacob From, the accused slayer of
Josiah OC. Dale, wrote a note to the
Christian Temperance
Bellefonte, asking the
Union, in
in the note, is in want, The message
was read Bunday at a meeting of the
society by the president, Action in
the matter was postponed, because in-
dividual members had knowledge that
the truth of the note was questionable,
In the last issue of the Reporter a
statement was made that Mrs, From
was being cared for in the best possible
manner, Her half-sisters have
taking turns in keeping the house in
order, and a young lady of experience
has regularly attended upon the wants
of Mrs. From,
From a financial point of view Mrs.
From is unusually fortunate, Bhe has
been
a bank account in her own name, suf-
ficiently large to pay all bills for a
year or more, if need be. Aside from
this, Mr. From Is apything but a poor
man. His real estate is worth at least
two thousand dollars, and he is credit-
ed
cash.
MRS
with having considerable ready
ARED FOR.
to the
mak
FROM WELL «
In to a note sent
From home, Tuesday
ing inquiry whether or not Mrs. From
was being properly Mrs.
Jerry Miller, of Dubois, a half-sister of
Mrs, the Reporter
office
Mrs
Mrs.
one could wish for, and
res] O' Ee
morning,
cared for,
From, called at
within an hour.
Miller assured
From had all th attention
that
suflicient
This
ilsUrange
any
she had
in her own cash
to pay all bills incurred.
possession
money
is the proceeds of an policy
held by her son, at his death, whicl
was made pay
time with friends in Boalsbu
Miss Gertrude Wieland
summer scl i i
Mouday.
tendance, smot
Marion Whitehill, of
spending Lhe summer wiih oul £1!
hy . Margaret Riley.
Naomi !
twelfth birthday Monday.
g¢ them being Miss
Lemont, who is |
RG= }
Miss Myers celebrated her
A pumber
of her young friends were invited to
her home from the hours of to
five, It being the first real spring day
of the the children amused
themselves by joining in outdoor
sports, after which they enjoyed a
treat of tafly, popeorn and candy. The
little girls who were at the party were:
Rebecca and Grace Wieland, Frances
and Ida Beguner, Hazel and Elizabeth
Lucas, Beryl Brouse, Ethel Giogrich
and Katharine Btamm.,
one
month,
mor— fect rtiemmmmo——
Woodward.
Miss Mszie
spent Sunday with friends in town,
A. C, Blifer, of Lewisburg, visited at
the home of Joseph Ard, one day last
week. :
Edgar Finley, of Pittsburg, is spend-
ing a few days with his friend, Miss
Bertha Hosterman.
Li. A. Miller, wife Alvin,
spent Bunday with the geutleman’s
parents, at Bmuliton.
Messrs. Harry Gilbert and Charles
Polk, of Millersburg, are staying at
the ** Woodward House,’
Communion services held in
the United Evangelical church Suun-
day evening, conducted by Rev.
Reeser,
Messrs, J. D. Boyder, James Kitner
and sons, Robert and Noah, left for
Yeagerlown last week, at which place
they are employed.
Wesley Hosterman and daughter,
Miss Amber, of Conemaugh, spent a
few days last week with the former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C, W. Hoster-
man.
Mingle, of Aaronsburg,
and baby
were
poeta m—
Nittany Mountain,
More flashing than work is the cry at
Robinson's saw mill,
Mr. and Mrs. Wash
the latter's mother, Mrs, QG.
barger, over Bunday.
Master Will and Miss Tillie
spent Sunday with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, A, G. Noll
Ellis Horner, who moved to
Horner's house the first of April, is
chopping timber for Robinsou’s stave
mill.
Jerry Bmith a
working at Bald Eagle, sawing logs
for C. D. Bilger, who is employed by
the Huyelt-MeNitt Lumber Co,
Tone Noll is doing hauling for B, D,
Brisbin, baving finished sawing for
James W, Bwabb., Mr. Noll has sold
his mill and Is going to engage in
hauling hereafter,
A ————
That much despised ash pile is now
carefully guarded, The waste of coal
is simply a repetition of the waste of
timber, Years ago the fertile flelds
about Centre Hall were prepared for
the plow by cutting down the great,
noble trees, dragging them together
burning thém, because the timber
represented scarcely any money value.
The coal ashes for years were dumped
here and there in order to get rid
of the stuff in the easiest manner,
but now, it appears, after all this waste
that their value has been discovered.
AA ————
Lots of people are on the outs be
cause they have the habit of rubbing
tin,
yisited
Lon-
Hmith
WwW.
Wasson
Cal,
d brother Robert are
inuing Mrs
rhoemaker-Barciay
Aun annoupcemert that
much their
central Pennsylvania, is
will cause
friends In
that of the
engagement of Miss Beatrice Barclay,
the youngest daughter of Mr.and Mrs
George B. Barclay, of Sinnemahoning,
Pa., tothe Hon. Harry W., Bhoemaker
of New York City.
Young
talent
interest to
Miss Barclay is a
girl of unusual besuly and
and has frequently visited in
Mr.
Shoemak
Editor of
this sectioon €r is A
warm personal friend of the
engaged in the
banking | New York City
where he is the senior partner of the
the Reporter and is
Usiness 1n
firm of
Stock E xchavge
Bates & Co,
paid much attention to
of the Penunsyivania moun-
Shoemaker,
In his spare Line he has
the historical
Liat
legends
tains and in tion to being the
author of several books has contributed
from time to time to the columns of
the Reg
Daily Record of Bradford, Pa, one of
in
and for =
rter. He is president of the
the most successful
northern
Dewspapers
Pennsylvan ia,
the
The
to take place at Bipnemahoning June
time was secretary of American
Embassy at Berlin. marrisge is
12th, and while the Young couple eX
pect to of their time in
York Clty, they have planned to make
frequent Mr.
beautiful summer home in
tan, Pa.
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Firat Wreck on
spend most
Bhoemaker's
McElhat-
viails to
New Hallroad,
The first wreck—a slight one at that
occurred the New White Deer
and Loganton railroad, twoand one
half miles eset of Loganton last week
resulting in the injury of two men :
W. W. Rhoads, a foreman, and New-
The track
fully ballasted ; in conse
of which of the cars of
the work train was derailed. Rhoads
was thrown a distance of twenty feet,
and had both legs severely sprained.
Miller jumped to save himself from
being injured, and was severely jarred.
on
ton Miller, a laborer. had
not been
quence one
ssn AM AS nis
Georges Valley.
Wesley Gobble and wife spent SBun-
day at Green Grovo,
Asher
his brother Joseph,
Howard Confer and family
Sunday in this valley, :
Rev, Warbarten will preach
Locus Grove =unday morning.
James Foust and son Elmer #pent
Bunday at home,
Filmore Awkerman caught
very large trout last week,
One day last week Rev, Snyder,
former pastor of this piace, drove to
his aircuit at Por Treverton,
Bunday evening of last week Rev
Warbarten preached a very sable ser
mon to a large audience. It being his
first sermon at this sppointment for
this year.
Mr. and Mrs, Jonas Confer, who had
been keeping a boarding house at
Renovo for some time, moved to this
piace on account of his illness, He
will make his home with his son
Joseph this summer,
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Masters Norman Emerick and An-
drew Miller are having a little outing
at the home of the latter's aunt, Mrs,
Confer spent sunday with
spent
at
fOme
Joseph Edmiston, near State College,
World’s Atmosphere.
in the
Earth's Rotation.
matter of common
when the window of
It is a
tion that a warm
without rushes into
Nearer the
is forced out of the wi
the cold alr from
the
warmer alr
roon,
pherie circule
These currents
properly be calle
occur if the air
warmer and conse«
the air
of
alr
without
The range in temperature betwed
the equator and the north pole am
in winter to 13
amsiy more
consider
100 degree
1
A
rast i188 niso great.
contr
sul
other
is ns
station
pressed
graphed
charted
where
nay £1) (vy
been
that
clon
ticular region itive to some other
" ts fie
¢ the velocits
much
pgion the g Ate
of the wind. The winds bl
faster in winter than In sun
cause the greate trasts’ of tempera-
ture cause more decided différences in
pressure,
Observations demonstrate, however,
that the wind never blows In straight
lines, all bodies of air when
in motion are acted upon by a law of
apature called the “deflecting force of
the earth's rotation.” This force turns
all wind to the right of its course in
the northern hemisphere and to the
left in the southern,
Thus if a wind In our hemisphere
starts north it Is soon turned slowly
foward the northeast, or if it starts
west it will soon turn toward the
northwest. When It Is remembered
that at the equator the earth Is rotat-
ing at the enormous velocity of 1,085
miles an hour, one will not wonder that
such a deflecting force could exist. All
areas of high and low pressure, from
whatever cause, therefore become
gvhirling masses of alr, and a little
thought will show that they must turn
In opposite directions. In the north-
ern hemisphere the low areas, or
“lows,” as they are designated on the
Preatuer map, always rotate In a di
n contrary to that of the hands
a watch. Youth's Companion.
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Pest
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because
Why not advertise in the Reporter?
saved
him i
formed and the Arab
Lord Charles was
at the mule for a moment and then re-
marked gratefully, “Now, that poor
beast did what I should call a brother.
ly act”
repulsed,
i fe I wiked
were
rescued
A Sight.
“Do you know, | saw something ro
markable Just now,” observed a broker
to a friend in front of the Stock Ex-
change in Broad street
“What was it?”
“1 saw fewer than five leading
lawyers of the financial district walk
past, and every of them had his
hands In his own pockets” New York
Tribune
no
one
A Difficulty,
Mistress ~ Why don't
eggs? Cook-Bure. I've no clock in
the kitchen to go by! Mistress--Oh,
yes; you have! Cook-—What good is it?
It's ten mihutes fast—Philadelphia In-
quirer,
Centre Reporter $1.00 a year.
you boll the
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afflicted
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t and wash
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with
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ive in December
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Side Meat,
Chickens,
esh Eggs.
Lard,
Highest Cash prices
paid for same deliver-
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