CENTRE HALL, PA. THURSDAY. AUG UST 1. 1907.
NO. 30.
TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS.
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTERE 87
FROM ALL PARTS,
The trout
BEALTH WORK JMOAL AND PERSONAL, delphia, are spending several weeks FROM SOUTH DAKOTA.
with relatives friends in Belle
Pleked from Exchanges of fonte. Mr. Hazel is employed by the Dir
{ Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company |
. transfer clerk and is very much |
a Oster, of Lancaster, is | pleased with his position.
Le ter, Mra. William Groff, WwW. H.
V
Mra, Ki ard Brown visited | boys who has won for himself a place
AN OPEN LETTER TO FAKYM En
aod Owing to much gossip and reckless
talk by the uninformed concerning
dairy products, and many intention-
ally false statements about creameries,
to prejudice creamery patrons, we is
sue this open letter to you, farmers, in
DD, J. Mitterling Writes
North West-Mention of
Former Cltizen,
Absut the
Honlsburg
Iie
iid on Vacelonn!
gulations on Cont 1% rigs
ion Immunity Interest to Heporter Headers
JOIN
as Inclosed find money order for $2 to
Bellefonte’ | be applied on subscription. We like
of Bellefonte's of labor, and the large
i
if
€
Hin ~ i one | . HERBY
holl, on | our new field
|
| Btate
: any
te order that we may have a clear under-| °
| 1 Williamsport the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N.
*i
it
Meyer spent a
¢
at Lewistown,
Woodward,
4 veak vis 104
was
Orndorf,
i Thurs-
in town
{farahberger left for Me-
a sit with
days at Mifllin-
ex,
Mra, Isaac Brown and
of “Smyrna, Del., are visit.
his place,
KH. O.
A ltoons
i
8
Rishel and
are visiting at
D. Keen.
es Aurand and son Lloyd,
rucats at the home
J.
Hpigelmyer
Dan
ts of
© guest Mr. and Mrs
on Sunday.
son Paul, of Harris-
tthe home
holomew,
and brother
rand Sunday
fMinburg
herman,
i
Mr
week
Mra
sister,
‘orth
th
friends
@
RUA Children
and children
week
of
Boob,
f1is parents, |
2 ten days’ visit at the home of
| father, W. B. Bcholl, on Bishop street,
i Mr.
| posit
| man for the Erie railroad, at Jersey
Aull and
of Bkis
E.
M.
and Miss Margaret
"Ha ‘hauncey
te
Indian
Mrs, E.
stuar?,
Stuart, ole,
tory, with HSiusrt,
G. Stuart
| of state College, stopped in Bellefonte
Atlantic City.
i we
|
|
|
{while on their way to
| returned as far as Cleveland, when th
party autded the rest of the way.
! Bellefonte Daily
Ward
visiting
.
NCIS
A of
Fat
{
| Philadel.
John
Rishel,
her brother,
Mrs
| phia,
is
Miles and family, at Milesburg
M of
| visited at the home of her
A. Kline, at Centre Mills,
i days inst
Mra |
Washington,
guests of Thomas
j&
Anus Kline,
J
brother,
¢
i
week,
t. U. Cheeseman and daughter,
A L,
[aylor and family,
of
of
were recent
Mile =U.
MeClellan,
Onn
110
Lolumbus,
Edward if
bi ¢ Munday morning t
aged mother and bLrother
ury
OUT
of the
“ti
WF EN
LRie,
gC HOO]
Was An Arrival
attend the funeral of
u
La
Npow Bh
iiss Brackbilll
bot
I't
wre Judge Orvis agaln sud
@ 6 OURh Case was up
ff 54 %
| bef ile A
fhe
expect to get the
i
| pumber of witnesses were heard
| Peo]
| bor
i
ug, will Dave muuc?
ter sireel t# and other con-
igh
ana the lillie
Y
will begin lo Doom.
14
Mifflianbur
Mrs
Pe
££.
J 8
"
of
1
showers, of Bellefonte,
just returned from Spring Mills
was Lhe guest of Gardner
ii.
DagRage
iia raliroad station at
visit Fredericksburg,
urg and other
> »
avitie, Pelerst 0
iy
Virginia towps made historic in 15861.
in, 8 HL. |
sf
Sunbury, |
at
WwW
ithe |
4.1
week
Mrs
Bingham p-
spending her vaca
ther Logan-
if Mrs. EK. J
yu during the past
t
a
{
| has trouble with
had
jured eye and Mr,
work, but after
day had to stop, as both
inflamed,
in confined to his home, and
aded b
Yi usser
d
ihe
Lhe
&
arted to
inliammation
i
¥
a had =
much
w by
y colored glasses,
and interesting
Margaret, were
past week
Fairy (4. 8,
and Erastus J,
Jrush Valley,
daughters
Adan
fl
{ go the
Mis
iin Uhica
fis
ii
’
Sunfl
£0 IMAaxe
op
¢ :
. t
focuerly
i are st
ing with the family of
of Heloit, Wis,
Mrs. Musser,
J
hie cour
f Bil
yet indiv
iri
{. Ki
brother
ess red
’ eRIner,
euti Are
of
the party goes to Keokuk,
guest Harry C.
Brad. | Browue, sister of Mrs. Mysser, with
: it isenid, Miss Ada will make
i her home for a time.
O80 Vass |
2 ariel t
i And i
COnRIGerad
Ailhiough |
«1
3s
IVER |
Fa
fi ¥ f 14
+ Bu fed Of Sir
in of ti :
Hall, D
his
@ pret Liest
g #
¥Y .
@prillyg sy
homes
ford
Much of his time is spent
ing for the gale of the De Laval crean J
geparator, and he has! Miss Ruth Rapp, deughter of Mrs,
been very successful wm willlog to Emma Rapp, is serionasly ill at her
admit, however, that jg | Bome on Hall Moon Hill suffering
dae rather to the quality and price of | from scarlet fever
fit.| Miss Nell Lebkicker and Mahlon
| MeFetters, of Johnstown, spent sever.
{al days Inst week with friends in Miles
Francis Bwabb, the bright son |
Fra abn, We brig [ burg and Bellefonte.
of Roy (i. Bwabb, of Jirie, is the guest | Jim Shorter, of Bellefonte, Tuesday
of his grandfather, : Mwabb, Lpyeuving isnded sn nineteen and ones
near Linden Hall, and the o her day | paid inch trout st the High street
was secompanied to the Reporter of- | alle within 8 stone's throw of the
fice by his uncle, Henry Swabb, of Bush House |
Centre Hall, The lad’s father was in | Mr. and Bit. Harry Garbrick and
s country § 7, his busi.
Yue Santas juat for - Jay, n remain | littl doughter, of Coleville, departed
eas nok parimb/ Ang i y { Thursday for Pittsburg, where they
from Erle any length of type. He isa |
h 1 4 y ’
member of the firm doing business will be the guests. of Mr. Gargrick’s
oy 1
finder the name of the Heisler loco | parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crise-
motive Works and Is secretary of the | Hts. =
igs
na,
8 Lot Kang days Aw Ly
sil
Keystone Gazelle —
is
as an
Hq
his
agent
BOOCOES
the separator than to his special
ness for the work.
little
George
#
at the Jamestown Exposition,
1
Mr. and Mra. J. B, Martin, nee Emi |
{ nl
ms Holmes, of Pittsburg,
f ’
{ i & BOL,
{
bi
He ARITIVA:
Post
' f 1 fs
4 Wile eis
Assistant master George Glenn
for & week's outing with
friends at
MifRinburg,
WW.
for
Tuesday,
W. Bmitl
his uew
the
has |
studio, |
Fear
Polographier
ground
be
broken
which wil
$+
is
located of |
:
his residence,
meveral cases of
diphtheria are re
in Robert |
is dangerously ill. All pre-|
on possible is being used to keep |
ported suaingietown,
[.eech
cant
the disease from spreading.
of Hiate College
lodge No. 1032, 1. O. O. F,, drove over
to Inst
ferred the initiatory and second «
grees on a numoer of candidates.
Prof. Theodore Park is greeting his
former friends in Pine
Grove Milla, It was rumored that he
would be an applicant for the high
school but this does not seem to
maturalize,
A workman in the Agricultural
building named Curry struck William
Allen in the face while the latter was
engaged in doling some work in front
of Meck's drug stare, Curry agoused
Allen of making an insulting remark
about his (Curry’s) wife, which is
denied by Allen. Curry was arrested.
Ihe degree team
stormstown week and con
fee
puptis anda
Watehman—
Dr. Lee B. Wondeock, of Scranton,
was an arrival in Bellefonte recently.
Mrs. H. W. Todd, of Philipsburg,
visited ber parents, Hon. and Mrs, W,
C. Lingle, on Linn street,
Mrs. John H. Wilson, of Altoous,
and little daughter, spent Banday
with friends in Bellefonte.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Finley Bell, of
Englewood, N. J., were in Bellefonte
between trains one day last week.
Miss Mabel Maxou, of Pittsburg, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Allison
Platts, at the Presbyterian parsonage,
Mrs. Jobin Bloomer, of Philadelphia,
came to Bellefonte and while here will
be the guest of Mrs, Thomazine Lane.
Prof. and Mrs. Harry Wood, of
Urbana, Ill, are visiting friends in
Hiate College during their summer
vacation,
Bundsy a week fully one hundred
and seventy-five Bellefouters went to
Tipton to visit the Becond Brigade
encampment,
Lieut, James G, Taylor, who recent
ly graduated from West Point, spent
Demiooralic
goncern, D, Oliver Huasel and wife, of Phila
last week at the Second Brigade en-
Normal school gives quite ar
the city
| educational trend to
i
{of the finest farm lands to be found
[any place.
{to sixty dollars per acre, mostly from
| forty to fifty
{well improved farms,
This is the price for
There very
{ this country,
| Further west may be found raw lands
these are
| excellent and at a low figure. There
| are great opportunities for young men
i
{ of small means and grit to secure fine
is
raw land in
{in any quantities, Bome of
| homes,
The eastern part of the state
{in land qualities Is simply a
{tion of western Iowa
i Last
| dence University informed me that
continua.
and Minnesota
week the president of Provi-
the degree of D. DD. was conferred
upon me and this was done wholly on
the part of the institution without any
suggestion on my part or any friends
interested in my behalf, Was at the
sane time made adjunct-professor in
1
to
the Post-Graduate department ex.
sive wen in thet department. Pro-
fessor J. W Heston, formerly of Boals-
burg, the the
Normal
is president of
tate
here
Yours respectfully,
D. J. MIrrERLING
Madison, South Dakota, July 22
A st sss
Will Pienle ot Urange Park
The Odd Fellows of Centre county,
retane al Grange par Centre
Fhursday, August 29,
“
The affair
+ in the nature of an old fashion-
nt
PHIL
:
ers with
ar re
we red
eg —-
Wagoner Reunion,
'
ial reunion of
held
the Wagner
Wed: eaday,
(
will be i
vor Te ‘
IE LA ATK, §
tives and friends
ordiaily .
thant day *
sives. Bring
mg and spend
{
a
OMM
Lewisburg ays Damage Suit.
Lewisburg 1
ough
alsin guard
rails along an embankment on one of
pay
of damages of §120. Jesse Fe
Winfield, while driving salon
designated
rom his rig and killed,
A
8
&
er,
al
thre
se
Lhe
int ARLOVEe Was
}
il
1
i YW
f t a Av.
ie i
g been frightened at a Reading rail.
Fhe suit for damages was
N
revised
settled for the sum named at
As
ihe pir
pe
Ive
coos
Postal Usrd Law ¢ Lawged
sial authorities have
winl laws so users of
may
Hn
that :
ie
postal card
card
divide
of the with vertical
eit enc of the card. The large
is Lo be used for Lhe address,
#pace
the small
space ay contain the message or ad-
matter. Un the Leck may
that pot prohibited
reguistions
is by
The new law
effect August lat,
previous
goes into
{Continued from Previous Column
osm pment at Tiplown,
John Brackbill, of Williamsport,
was in Bellefonte last week adtending
the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs,
Louisa Brackbill,
Mrs, Albert Engles Blackburn with
her children, Jack and Eliza, of Phila-
delphis, are at the Col. J. A, Spmogler
home for a manth’s visit,
Mra. Lavioa Weiland, of Lewistown,
is in Bellefonte visiting her. sister,
Mrs. Catharine Gehrett, who is seri.
ously ill in the Bellefonte hospital,
Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Hassel and two
children, of Columbus, Ohio, are in
Bellefonte for a month's sojourn at the
home of Mra, Hassel's father, A.
Baum.
I'he work on the new stale road be
tween Bellefonte and Milesburg, so far
consists of cutting down the hills and
filling up the hallows #0 as to make an
easy grade.
The Yeager Swing Company have
their new baillding next the Phoenix
ill plant completed and ready for
installing their machinery just as soon
as the engine and boilers are put in
shape.
John Bower and family, who spent
the winter months with Mrs, Bower's
father, James Curtin, on Allegheny
street, have left there and are now
living on Linn street in the Bower
residenpe.
While Jacob Shirk, of Runville, was
out on the Allegheny moutaine hunt.
ing oattle he came on to a den of
snakes, and succeeded in killing six
large rattiers aud one copperhead.
Several rattlers were old fellows and
standing as to «
ner of dealing.
‘methods and man-
tinuance of the same, assuring y
strictly fair and honest
have ever
dealing, as we
done. Always giving you
the very for
ducts, and paying vou in
month
highest price your pro-
fuil
of
Ww
HE every pound /
churned from your cream.
Let
pointers :
if well fed and cared for
your check every month.
The faster you turn
us fow
The more cows you keep
the
give you
i"
your
the richer the cream will be
higher the test, and the
and ti
182
slower yi
ut
have
Hence what
you will e 1 lower in
is made in quantity in
Do
blame us for a low test, as you ma
this way is lost in quality.
i
your own test by the quality of
YOu gena us.
Do not blame the creamery
snail returns when vour oo
no pasture.
Cleanliness all around is essential 4
syiae be ¢ i
make good butter, and the better
butler, the better the price
the the price
better to
your separator every time ys
yO
might se well leave your sup
unwashed and eat bres kfast
same dishes, as to le
unwashed over
morning mii ti
Do not think y
the creamery business t
ery msn Patron
such us helg
i
al or]
$ 4
op Lin
get
tesled by
pay
:
42
48a ied 1.4
ALAET, WHICH 8 J
Hence
lias
butter-fat.
;
int Crean Lost
’ f 5
ial
ADY AIO
of b
Now
quantit
$ ;
0 ils, uiler- Kives you
butter, this ia iain that
|
¥ & %
Of CTeam shiowing
sale
of 1
¥
$ fat
utler-ial al
Billig if
We have both tests in
give
eiltier
by
the above
creamery and
We
dream and
Will
choles, wil take
Veil y
your
test it the inlest
and most up-to-date Babcock
and pay you 2
for August, or take it
and pay
1tter in il al
Lesler,
le per ib. for buatter-fat
a we have al-
ways done
pr
5 ou
und of i 15¢ pe
Now, in either case the first essential
$id
i
is, honest weight or measure and
ent ur
structed to pour cream from one vessel
Yih»
sample. routemen are in-
into another and mix it thoroughly
by stirring it, so ss to gel a fair sam-
ple of your creams. Any other way of
taking samples is dishonest,
We are anxious to have a public ex-
hibit of our testing at our ereamery, by
the Baboock test, also by the churn
test apd prove both by our sctual
churning, and at any time when &
dosen or more patrons are willing to
gpend a day with us, will have
Prof. Van Norman, from State College,
here to make the tests in your presence
and prove to you conclusively that
every 6 Iba. of butter-fat gives 7 Iba. of
butter, and that 18¢ per 1b. for
is just as much to you as
for butter-fat.
We
butter
2c per 1b
BrRING Mines CREAMERY (o., Lb
— a ———
Willlamaport Commercial College
If you are goiog to take bookkeeping
and shorthand, your success will
depend a great deal upon the school
you attend. The Williamsport Come
mercial College is the best known
school in Central Pennsylvania,
Students from thirteen different
schools came to us to finish courses last
year. Over two hundred calls were
received Inst year for office help. Bix.
ty-five writing lessons by mail, $2.50,
Catalogue and trial lessons free.
Students enter at any time, Fall term
begins Sept. rd. Send us the names
of the young people of your place and
we will send you a pack of calling
onrds, Write F. F. HeaLgy, Prop'r,
Ep
C. W. Dorsey, of Washingeon, D. C,,
Division chief of bureau of Soils, was
in Centre Hall for a few days attend
ing to business relative to soll survey
had as many as fourieen rattles,
being made in Centre county at
present, :
The
nnties all report abun
eXCclianpgen
A fi
Aller Eo
a long ill
1, of Howard,
The Dale famil
held at Oak Hall
Ihe
ian
¥
Mature
¥
rain
»
iu £ the
week
ts b
'}
Mrs, 1
i Tf ¥ wil
of Annville, Lebanon ¢
i
on i sward bound
KF. Bt
£10 and daught
ant
i ting € ’ 3 :
iting at the home of David
{ bell and mother, at
Wilbur Burkh
tor at the Pennsy
| LOOK his summer
a
tv
iy,
Week,
¥ t11 3 « $
iewdrniog 1
ne £2
SABE ISIC
f ’
of Brown
KTERl
a
Iti
rested 2
FALITORG Was O
the laws of Not
tie } L
this Linge Lhe 2
Bolter and Ls
GROW £ RIE Laas 0X
slale
iY pt
a0
desperate eflort
tion,
SED
Calvin H. Horner
callers Monday.
Ralph T. : Of burg
of Centre Hall,
Mr, Seigh and
ly and F., E. Richards and family
of Pittsburg, are at
Mr.
$
i Tressel
pen
their vacation at Horner's
Mr, Seigh is a machinist and
ployed by the Jones & Locklin
Company, and Mr. Richards
foreman in Brot!
is eI
Steel
the
# Laundry.
»
:
Brace 1
Among the arrivals from Philadel
phia Inst week was Mra. J. Emory
Hoy, who is making her annual visit
to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B.
Mingle, in Centre Hall. little
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, been
here several weeks, and will
await the coming of Mr. Hoy, later in
the season, and in the mean time en-
joy the pleasures of of the best
homes in town,
Mr. and Mrs.
Ax Mann, were in Centre Hall Fri.
day. Before returning they visited
Mrs, Jodon's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Brooks, west of Centre Hall.
Mr. Jodon, since leaving the Huston
farm, east of Centre Hall, hss been
employed at the White Rock stone
quarries, at Pleasant Gap. He is a
fireman and has a night tarn, but
likes the work very much.
Among the western visitors to Penns
Valley are Mr, and Mrs, J. 8 Hofl-
man, of Arcanum, Ohjo, who the Iat-
ter part of last week were guests of
John Spicher, a cousin of Mr, Hoff.
man, In 1860 Henry Hoffman sand
family moved from the Btone Mill to
Ohio, and John 8, Hofman was a son,
Later he married a western lady and
engaged in the furniture and unaer-
taking business, and has been success.
ful in business. He has made several
trips east since being located in Ohio,
and on this visit is looking up us
sociates of his youth,
Her
has
the two
one
Foster V. Jodon, of