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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. SMITH, Editor and Ploprietor.
CENTRE HALL, . . . PENNA.
THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1907
TERMBS.—The terms of subscription to the Re-
porter are one dollar per year in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for
three lusertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub-
sequent insertion. Other rates made known on
application,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning ; Spring
Mills, afteruoon.
Lutheran—Union, morning ; Georges Valley,
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Reformed Spring Mills, morning, commumion,
preparatory service Friday evening ; Union, aft
ernoon ; Centre Hall, evening,
{Appointments not given here have not been
reported to this office. |
ATEMENT of Centre Hall
¢
I
istrict for year ending June
at
Georges Valley.
James Lingle, who is employed by
the P. R. R. Co.,, was over
Bunday.
The party held Friday evening in
honor of Calvin Lingle was well at-
tended. He received many gifts, and
all present enjoyed the evening.
Mr. Mrs. Wagner, of Brush
Valley, were of the former's
brother, John Wagner, Bunday.
Mrs. Glass and granddaughter, Bars,
of near Glen Iron, visited the latter's
grandparents, Mr. Mrs. W. R.
Lingle, a few days.
Mrs. W. P. Lingle, who has been
for some time, is not improving.
The children’s service at
Grove was well attended.
home
and
guests
and
ill
Locust
Woodward.
Rev. Dosch and wife, of Pierce were
called here to attend the funeral of the
Iatter’s mother, last week.
Mrs, Bamuel Williams and children,
Walter and Miss Lydia, and Jay Ett
linger, all of Monessen, are spending a
short time among friends,
Harry Gilbert, of Millersburg, spent
a few days last week at the Wood-
ward House,
Mrs. Elias Motz is visiting among
friends in Union county.
Herb. Hosterman, accompanied by
Miss Mazie Mingle, is on a trip to
Niagara Falls and Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Mabel Bowersox is visiting her
parents,
Mr. and Mrs, James Voneida spent a
day at Millheim last week.
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The Heporter's Register,
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Mrs. Sa TRELOT, 41
Master ( 2 D. Wagner,
Karl Marsh, Warren
A. C. Ripka, Centre Hill
Anna M. Stover, Contre Hall
CO. Grace Btover, Centre Hall
Mary Frazier, Colyer
Carrie Frazier, Centre Hall
Cora Frazier, Contre Hall
Jessie M. Ream, Centre Hall
Perry H. Luse, Centre Hall
Mrs. C. D, Frazier, Colyer
John Frazier, Colyer
Btear! Frazier, Colyer
Mr. and Mrs. John Frazier, Contre Hall
Charlie Miller, Bpring Mills
George Felding, Linden Hall
Mary Fetterolf, Centre Hall
Rev. G, W, Mclinay, Spring Mills
James L. Foust, Potters Mills
Alice Weber, Huntingdon
Mary Whiteman, Centre Hall
Perry ©. Stiver, Freeport, 111,
B. F, Beiber, Milton
A. 8, Stover, Asrotsburg
Ellis Horner, Centre Hall
Jas, M. Mowery, Pittsburg, Pa.
R. P. Zerbe, Uniontown, Pa.
Marion Zerbe, Uniontown, Pa.
Carrie Spicher, Centre Hall, Pa.
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“Tonight,
If you would enjoy tomorrow take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets tonight. They produce an
agreeable laxative effect, clear the head
and cleanse the stomach. Price 2
cents, Bamples free at >
The Btar Store, Centre Hall ; F. A.
Carson, Potters Mills ; C. W. dwarts,
Tusseyville.
SMALL BARN BURNED.
Monday Alternoon on Kirm
Mrs, John Bhook at Spring Mills,
Monday afternoon between
hours of three and four o'clock the
Bhook, widow of John B8hook, of
Spring Mills, was totally destroyed by
fire. The buildings are located about
one-eight of a mile east of OC, P. Long's
store, and are those on the farm form-
erly owned by Lewis Waltz. The
farm is tenanted by William Smith,
who began farming last Spring. How
the fire originated is not known, but
there is no inclination to make it ap-
pear that it was of incendiary origin.
owing to the fact, as stated above, that
he just began farming operations, and
was stored in the granary,
the farming implements. Que
badly scorched, but it
thought he was not permanently in-
jured.
was also in
structure and not very large,
adequate to accommodate the
and crops, is a total loss. Neither the
Al some stages of the fire the dwell-
tenant, lived, was thought to be in
household
usually the consequence in such cases
move the goods,
much of the property was damaged or
destroyed by
sons whose intentions were of
best,
er ef me———
Jonas Bible surprised,
friends and neighbors wended
way to the home of Jonas
honor of Mr. Bible's birthday.
daughters, Misses Bertha and Nelli
and was so successfully carried «
that the gentleman knew
it until the
'
leasant evening followed, Mrs
nothing
guests bad arrived
very i
Michael Smith presided at the
while
of familiar songs.
Organi
the guests joined in the singing
refreshments
were much enjoyed,
table were
Mr. Bible
and thanked
people for the many beautiful tokens
Those present were ;
of this anniversary,
of esteem.
son Ki
ly, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Foreman
daughter Mary, Mr. 1 )
Slack, Mr. and Mrs. Bubb,
and family, Mr. and Mrs
and Mrs, Lizzie,
and Mrs, Breon, Mrs. Lucas,
Mrs. Harshbarger, daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Palmer,
AE»
"ne.
~tover,
#
Luse, daughter
Mr
Mr,
Samael McClintie, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs
John Bible, Frank Bible,
er, daughter Kathryn, Mrs. Belle Het
linger, daughter Ida, Edward
singer, Misses Jane and
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Fretty Home Views
A proposition is here made to
view post cards. The cards are
well executed, and are as follows -
Hall)
view yile
above Centre |
section of town
Birdseye View of Contre
tany Mountain.
Lutheran, Reformed and
Laurches
View of street
Main from Grange
Presi?yterian
Arcadia
southward, and from church
northward
View of Main street south from
W. R. Mingle, Faq, and D. J
Diamond looking north
Olid Fort Hotel
residences of
Meyer, and
Centre Hall Hotel.
* Marker in Indian Lane,” erected in memo.
ry of two Revolutionary soldiers killed by
two Indians ip a hand to hand conflict,
General view of Grange Eacampment and
Fair, showing tents, ete,
Obelisk bulit of fruit and products of the
field, garden and vineyard, Grange Encamp
ment and Eailr,
11. Entrance to Penns Cave,
These eleven cards wiil be mailed to
any: address for rorRTY CENTS. Re-
mittance may be made in one or two
cent postage stamps, Address: The
CENTRE REPORTER, Centre Hall, Pa.
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‘The flags are three by five feet, hand
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sun and rain, Top of flag has heavy
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These flags retail at $200. For $3.50
you can get the Philadelphia Daily
Press for a year and one of these fine
flags. You ought not miss this great
chance to get a flag almost free, Send
your order in today.
A A TATA
Few welcomes are warranted not to
wear out.
sc
Harris ToWnship.
Miss Lula Stover, of Altoona, visit-
ed her aunt, Miss Bara Stover,
Prof, and Mrs. J. C. Bryson, of Der-
Woods,
of Philadelphia, are visitors st the
home of Mrs, M. A, Woods.
P. M. Weber and daughter,
Alice, of Huntingdon, ited friends
in Boalsburg, Centre Hull and Sate
College.
Mrs. Jessie Bharp
Miss Louise, returned
in Altoona last Friday
# month with the former's
Mr. and Mrs. William
Bhingletown
M iss
to
after spending
parents,
Hoover, at
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Frederick spent
Sunday at the home of Lee Regner,
the third boy in the family,
Mrs. Maury
William, for several days last week
Of
from this section are er Joying 1
As usual quite a number
He ex-
Miss Annie Myers fs
this week
College
David
Rhinesmith
Miss Bettie, of HMpring township, were
guests at the Hillside fara Bunday.
Bunday at Centre Hall
Children's Day will be
Lutheran church
10 a mm.
Miss Murtha foal, of
guest of Miss Gertruc
LU Der
relatives
Mr. Mrs, Harry
near Rebersburg, Mr. and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs
State College, wer
and Gillman,
uel Moore, and
Woomer, of
those from a distance who
of Mr
Sunday.
Miss Edith
Was a guesl al a
ess ;
the funeral i. BUSAN
#OnN on
Hartawick,
thersbaugh
silent were BT Ved]
Mrs. Julia Musser, of Pine (
Mills,
birthday
celebrated her
eighty
on Monday ependis
day with
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M Ars I.
ast IP huredsy
yo Mra. Campi
da week lot
companions
Mra, Jane Irvin, of Oak
Hall,
daughter Mrs. Annie Mitehe
Harms
Haturday in Boalsburg,
Mm. OW, Btover.
Mrs, Annie Leitzel, of Derr
at the bome of her brother
Mra Laura Bricks
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res
The anti-vaccinstion measure
appointment of (
was almost a postive
there would be radical change
the health laws of the State. In
toing measures the Governor
stated :
Vaccination is a preventive measure
and it would aflord little protection in
any locality after smuall pox is known
to exist therein
This bill vetoed, the vaosination law
stands the same as heretofore
A A SO SBA
Not a Mind Reader
HOI Is«10n161
Px on
Aas ratoe Lhat
no
vee
the
A grocer in a nearby town happened
around when a farmer was unloading
several boxes filled with groceries
which he had ordered from the de.
partment store. The groceryman »sk-
ed the farmer the price of the articles
purchased and then told him that he
could sell them just as cheap. The
farmer then said: “Js that so? I
take the home paper, but you seldom,
or never, advertise, [ am nota mind
reader.”
sm const asst—
Bills Vetord
Governor Stuart vetoed a number of
bills during the past week. Among
these are :
The anti-vaccination measure,
The messure permitting owners of
improved land through which streams
run to take fish-—except game flah-—a
legal way at any time
The measure providing for the state
to huild bridges over navigable
streams.
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Ceiling decorations are apt to be
overdone,
Wim
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DRAMATICS.
ng That Asserts
Man. |
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great or
rin order |
words
80 strong
Franc
to the Tower |
resisted
nttacked by
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three ol
silver bad
by the
around
“The
Richare
Bmith
1642."
both m of the company,
Court Fools Who Owned Whols Towns.
Hitard, who was attached to Edmund
Ironsides, is the first con ] i
whom we have record, He owned the
town of Walworth, a the
king. He held it through four succeed.
Ing reigns, and before leaving England
for Rome, where he spent his last daya,
he presented it to the church, placing
the deed upon the altar of the Cathe-
dral of Canterbury. Gallet, Galet or
Gollet, a native of Bayeux, was one of
William the Congueror's Jesters. He
was attached to William when only
Duke of Normandy and saved his mas.
ter's life by disclosing a plot for his
assassination. Bordle was another. He
Is enrolled In Domesday Book as joecn-
lator regis and lord of three towns, all
rent free, and five carveates in Glouces.
tershire. Rahere was joster to Henry 1.
and William DPiculph or Pleol jester to
King John, Master Henry, who, it Is
thought, may be identieal with Henry
of Avranches, the poet laureate or
versificator, was jester to Henry IIL
irt jester of
gift from
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BGAL NOTICE. Notice is hered ven
that the following accounts will ern
the Court for confirmation on W.
May 22, 1907, And unless
thereto, on or the Ind day of the
term, the same will be confirmed, to wit :
The First and Final account of Jackson
son, guardian of Kisie Watson, © War
The First sotount of Fillmore
4 Craig. Orig, guardian
| of Rov. Joh
Second and Final scoount of William H. Mil
ler, ’ -
Rr\fuantian of ohn A. Miller, fled by
Do Not Negileet the Children,
At this season of the year the first
unnstural looseness of a child’s bowels
should have immediate attention. The 5
best thing that can be given is Cham.
berlain’s Colle, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy followed by castor oil as
directed with esch bottle of the
remedy, For sale by
The Star Btore, Centre Hall; F A,
Carson, Potters Mills ; CO. W, Hwarte,
Tussey ville, William H: Miller, decesse”’ “Iministrators of
a BM { :
i MoEntire, guardian of
First socount of H, H,
Nancy Klien MeKotire.
A, B, KIMPORT,
Prothonotary,
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