29, 1907, NO. i. Urinl List, ENT ERTAINMENTS EACH NiGaT LOCAL AND FERSONAL, i minut tou Het of onsen for grind — | po EERE TOWN AND COUNTY NEWS September term of court, which FOF Highest urder in the Aaditoriam Dur. | Paragraphs EPlcked from Exchanges of | To Open Baturday, September 14th, and to | Ing Week of Encampment sand Fair Interest to Reporterflendeors | Continue for One Week, » «J CENTRE HALL, PA., THURSDAY. AUGUST rizr ant Not Admit y Improved (lav Xp of Compinin . oO a + Monday, Beptember 23 : FIRST WEEK HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL INTEREST FROM ALL PARTS. 1 $ i The Rible Company, of | @Millheim Journal | | Philadelphia, will furnish the enter | Concert Large preparations are being made Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Frank left Mon-| by the committee of arrangement: for | dey for a week’s trip to Baltimore, [the great annual Encampment and Washington and other points, Grange Fair, Beptember 14th 10 “th Mrs. William Bwarm, of Wilkes inclusive, Grange Park, Centre Hall, Barre, is visiting her parents, Mr. and| A large building is being erected for Mrs. J. H. B. Hartman, | the exhibition of agricultural William B. Mingle, Esq., cashier of | ticultural products, snd the arrange. the Penns Valley Banking company | ment of camp is being generally revo- of Centre Hall, was a business visitor | lutionized and improved, Additional in town Friday tents have been secured to meet the The following visitors were enter. | Increased demsnd of camping parties tained at the home of T, F. Meyer on The exhibit of the State College and MMYSLETY |Bunday : Mr, and Mrs, W. H. Meyer, | State Experiment Station will | of Hall; Mr, and Mrs. John | #talled in new and larger quarters, Rishel, of Spring Mills, and Mrs. I. V.| Cush premiums Musser, of Beaver, College Times Mrs. C. T. Aikens, of Selinsgrove, was the guest of Prof, and Mrs, G. RS, Butz over Nunday. The trustees of the State College Methodist church have had the edifices wired and in- stalled, fn Ette , David Balloy E. Hod r Is " | tainments during the Encampment, I'he personel of the company will oa 4 | include Sarah J. Bible, contralto voca- Weal [List ; Helen M. Bible, soprano and | pianist ; Dorothy M. Bible, the child violinist ; Genevieve Bible, Ardmore, who had been ill a short time ago, is about th her normal physical condition. How about it, something for have pe lected Ku. it you ¥ fl dward Hughes David Bailey and hor- exhibition ths | wonder, and to Campment at once, Fair? Attend | song artist ; Howard Wetherbee, boy Prof, G. P. Bible, reader or; Morphet, the great with the company ‘118 and 19 and give a fine program in | violinist ; Miss Grace Ripka, was Lhe Heckman, Bunday. Hill, Jefl Over 4 Ps [RNC HD per=ons guest of fmagician, will be § KF} BH | his most interesting magic, i | jand jugglery | One evening in I'here is no bett er heat the Red Cross Oak. draft, Centre will be devoted to ¢ paid fo | every ieritorious product placed on will be rn The } Fice is music and a humorous and most tertaining lecture by Mr. Bible. Bible, who ix a native of Centre “ry Mr. coun | exhibition from farm, orchard, garden and vineyard, contribute to rewarded, The will be name alone Every one who will the the ty, i% one of the great lecturers on During July August he has been in west on the Chautauqua platforms, exhibition will be wd the platform today lecturing entertainments each the ever given. Dr. P. Bible, head of the Bible family of entertain- evening I'he Lie best 14. Grangl opening concert by the Bibles, Saturday evening, September of George handsome electrolliers assisted by Miss Mary Bradley, vocal- Bellefonte, ers, guarantees entertainment in its The Krider family will reune at Warrlorsmark, Beptember 5th. The Rev. Mr. Krider has compiled a family history, which will read at this ist and sccompanist, of true sense, 1 and reading by Dr. Bible, largest 1} 17. prelude by the Concert company, and This promises to be the ih September Musical hibition aud Fair ever held on ( Park. ay, 14th of Beptember, when all tent be in readiness, All raflroads in Pennsylvania will sell excursion tickets to Centre Hall and return, including Baltimore, Md.. and Elmira, N. Y. Persons detailed information s'iould write to the chairman, Leonard Rhone, P'uesday sfange rhUny be 8 Camp opens on Baturd the * ost { year's reunion, Oppor- | > Potter and sister, Miss Phoebe, of Linden Hall, spent Tues day with their Miss Jane | Pearce, who makes her home wi { Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McCormick. | dell Daily News magic snd} ‘ | The engagement of Miss reading, impersonations, songs, duets, | c | Merriman and John The | occur sometime in the Fal ; . es A i ‘he Bellefonte ol OM PAD Y K. Foster, forme rly pastor | I'h liefoute EI Company \ | are now at work puttis na fi Creek Presbyterian | 4 al w putting in ; t native humorous lecture, * Life and tunity,” by G. P. Bible. Fergus B Will jre &EOnAbLlY Weft memm— thie Pasiure lo AOCALS Wednesday eve HUE, September 18, the showers. 1.2 cousin you have something | Music prelude and Harry Morphet, ! Rain set j w ia ”» iz at the Encampment the magician Fhursday evening, tinued 1 Beptember 16, 3 : &F Gesiring cfunle , Of North He of the ds of the MM excursions, or en 111i Note from Jenkintown. tern Pennsylvania, W returned to her Siokiong Friday of charge, and also was absent several months, of Ep- Hall week, Elsie Taylor, A grand closing concert, i. Adalade one : Manchard has ele m——— eo ————— to A. antage violin solos, — | bee 1 FLO Tre sill ine +411 4 —— | been announced. wedding will | Reduced Rates Saratoga Sprivgs Ac count G, KR. BEocampment 1oUu« points in + A 3 » a 3 eotric For the National Grand Army of the Republic at Rara- N.Y Penusylvania Rev, the ti nda ‘ f <biin Y . y a bHristin of Centre | Hon for another engine at their plant | togs Bprings, Hall, writes the Reporter a note that | on Lamb street. [hey have already | i, the ¢ | put down the foundation for a new set ex i) a ' of dynsmos. of the Lutheran church of the ( entre | 4 y -.» . "a Col, H. Taylor and his brother Hall charge : | Hates will a . i AITYy will soon slart on Enclosed flud renewal of Reporter, | ’ . . : {of a water plant to » 1pply the j which | always enjoy an te i Glevilie wilh a good supply of pure message from the home of my child. | yd th a good supply of pur | walter, | ~N ‘ Der ¥ « tre fall inst 8 allroad wil t tirade t AEBI00 Lit i 1 testa { . Blogs will be of special interest members Ret to Baratogs ial ¢ornvention | stations or sub-district Mill last M iss from the ~ rio lia dv ¢ ICIURIVEe, al of & CON Vena ha ail bas . nvened the bulldiog | turning Saratoga | rida y . Friday al reduced Slop overs at New York, Philadelp! greatly ms wOple | Beplember § 1 and J ware Lentre which will be obtained from | Baltimore and Washington granted on tickets hood . | #priugs ou the mountain, reading via | De wocrati Watelunan Mrs. Robert Hunter with her fanily, | Bellefonte this | week after spending several months in | Potters Mills. i I notice in iesue of August 220d the ODRTERA~ proud i Gillies, Tickets New Yor honored by Hudson River New coming of s bride and groom to Centre | Hall, as pastor and wife of your ghurch, i Permit a word concerning the bride. | One Lo their home in I was eight years {my most useful mem- Watsontown ; gifted with fine voice and accom. | justly ' Miss Vin K Will Mara B aL 1 ars old, and is | prodigy church between York 1 roy. whose pastor for ald Albaoy She and & i 5 Be 0 ie By deposit of ticket wit Agent at payment of §1.00 an who has Visiting her sister in Philadelphia for some Lime past, will Mise Laura Faxon, aud been bers at 8 also an Saralogs having back consecration and willingness to serve the Master when- ever in her power #0 to do, Bhe was a | most useful helper, and this qualifies | her for the high position to which she calied. I congratulate you and your minister in securing such a worthy * Mistress of the Manse.” | do not know your minister personally but know he must be a man of good | being stories | reinia rl taniai SINAry Wwrasion ol ex return limit to October of | sail on Saturday | for Panama on & visit to her uncle, utractor on the government | tained. plished pianist, and the able ently is The Litt} hie Meplember num- orld { New York). iil to n is | these qualities lay be ob- J who is 8 canal, John M. Bullock and Miss Ella C. Musser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Musser, will married at the sisi edb home of the bride's parents, 1 hursday, Eagles Will Go to Milton past August 20th, The wedding will be & very quiet affair, only a few friends having been invited. For full information regarding gtop- rates of fare, conditions of tickets and train service consult Ticket Agents, #0 true fi escapes presiden. overs, that part of was planted, and t has been bre did little or or of last year's gradu- Haven Biate few years, Lock dw grout i bes The twentieth annual meeling of the susquebanna District Assoc iation of the K. G. E. will be held in Milton Labor Day-—Monday, Seplember There will be an interesting pro- iat desired it, has next Bi the the Mr. dren, and Mrs year and and Mr, g than judgment to select such a fi ne ** help- i misses fp pong #8 of this important | meet. !’ LOCALS adh «0, Lo secure positiops pp fe Migs Cora Brown, of Potte Mills " " . : al a : i Mills, gram. A number of the Grand Lodge Sehools Open Monday was in Bellefonte last week e a ’ officers will be there, among them of Miss Mamie Danlap. M. P. Bchsautz, grand high priest, of J. M. Stiffler and daughter, of Allentown ; F. W. Anton, past grand Freeport, Illinois, Monday left Centre chief, of Philadelphia, and I. B. Bix. Hall for the Jamestown Exposition ler, who is a candidate for Grand Sir and other points south. Herald this year with good chances of winning. I'he exercises will held at Milton Park and a good program of comic sporte and contests will take place in the afternoon. In the even. Ireater - ———— Lee came to Cen une » Mr. agent now ir son Siation Naturd Duck had been loc £4 ans for the New York Central. but a supply Penusy He move to Lewistown in or fail p—— ! The Write hold praise Is necessary is the guest erm begins September 9th, alog. Reesman, the Centre Hall deals among shore last While in New Jersey he spent ime with Clay Reesman., On his rit Tuesday, he announced his in. to offer the superior line of al a lower price The borough schools will open Moo- day for a term of seven months. Parents should see to it that their children are not only in attendance every day, but that their studies are given proper attention. The tax pay- er is constantly begging more appro- pristion from the state, yet it takes continuous arguiog to get him to com- ply with the law sufficiently that the church for ntl + far oa A gis the will ’ Unday, DBE LE - Oh y services in the Presby- | veniently stationed the Pennsylvania. for calls on ch here. ves, tinware, elc., was Ng excursiovists to the sea : Everyone Hall will be pleased to learn that Oscar D, Emerick has become the Red Cross (steel or | Modern and Peer-| pid the price of} rye * in av fre nougt in Centre metal). al. So used to having everything about be the $13,000,000 capitol a fake. the gangsters made a desperate effort to have the people believe that Shoe. nes of a few ranges se shareholder in a large jewelry store in Freeport, Illinois. He had been in the business less are the principal by J. A. Ba each is made sn obj esman, and e onsult him | tentior nyes, heaters, ete before you give your 3 v tt} i to tha time the £ il ir 1s 1€ | By the time th v A most thous | hands of and new post at tl The bunch of eles at forty cents, continue a8 office i popular. | i i is pre : d ter is carefully #criber ; of that | about Fie Reporter’s regiater Ler many visitors in ar Centre Hall, The regi every Hepoiic to keep informed whereabouts of their ave : . is r sul it to BCqumin- read by aids all As the tances F'uesday morn- visit George H., Bnerick, ing, went to U his sister, Mra. Andrew Ruhl, at Buf. ¥ % 48 fur pion county to He ds now, call on If Potter township could be induced to build a section of state road, it might be possi ile for Lue borough to get aid from the state to continue the state road through the boromgie. With the ai@ Whe slate offers, Centre Hall could well afford to construct a8 road u-der in order to be able to participate in the benefits of the state road fund, the township will be obliged to take the initiative step, Mr.and Mra. Jonna 1). Bmith and the 'atter’s mother, Mrs, Mary E, Leg, all of Philadelphia, for a few weeks were guests at the home of Mrs. El the fever to sell him r. has Re state supervision, but bo at gr Ht ye M of rough all. Two vew teachers will be in charge Ww. may get its appropriation ade. The other teachers—James RB. rohm and Miss Helen Hosterman- been ou the forge for several ara, —— ———— Lampbell's Fourth Clearance Sale I'he fourth annual August clearance le at Campbell's furniture store, illheim, consists of a larger stock former years. Btock oansigts of Miss Anna ing a twilight parade will take place, Major Wm. H. Btraub was elected as chief marshal and prospects are good for a large turnout. Seven counties have already responded and will be on hand. a ———— a a —— “The Old World and Its Ways’ This is the title of 8 new and pre fusely illustrated book by Col. Wil liam Jeuniogs Bryan, recounting his noted journey around the earth and through Europe, which was so widely heralded through the American Press, The book ia an illustrated sand de. scriptive record of that journey, which is #0 memorable in current history. The journey embraced a period of a for some years, but recently he and the owners of another large jewelry Mr. Emerick, stated before, becoming owner of controlling stock. The numerous acquaintances «of Stephen Bmith, formerly of Tussey- ville, who for several years was in the offices of the Pennsylvania Railrosd Company, Broad Street, Philadelphia, will be pleased to learn that in the beginning of June he was appointed a railway mail clerk by the government His ran is between Jersey City and Washington, D, C. Uncle Sam knows good material by sight, store consolidated. £8 the During a severe storm in the lower part of York county, near East Pros. pect, the lightning struck a large chest- Bedroom sijits, Couches, Sideboards, Extension tables, Chairs, Rockers, falo Cross Roads, and returned by car- riage Wednesday with Rev, B. F. year, and covered practically all the bered as having sustained a serious nations of the earth, mira Bmith, near Tusseyyille. Mr. Bieber, who drove from his home near Smith, being chie! stenographer ip the offices of the Philadelphia Irs loss on account of the dwelling house in whioh he lived at Mackeyville hay- The book will interest every reader nut tree on the farm of George Austine. The shock burst the tree asunder, and fact a general line of furniture, In order to make room for fall stock coming in I have concluded to make a cut in prices, ranging from 5 to 50 per cent. This is no “blufl.” I mean what I say, and goods must go regard- less of cost. It is not Decessary to quote prices, come to my furniture rooms and see for yourself, 8B. M. CauraeLs, Miliheoim, Pa. ———————————————————— Methodist Flenle Satarday, The members of the Methodist Bab- bath school will hold their annus) pienic on Grange Park, Saturday, 31st inst. An Invitation is extended to everybody. It will be a basket plenie, yet all will dine as one family. ComMrrren Montandon to Centre Hall, Mra John W and daughter, Bice Anna, of Joliet, Illinois, are the! guests of the Luses in Centre Hall, and relatives other sections of Penne Valley. Mrs. Luse will be re membered as Miss Mary Ellen Strohm, of Tusseyville, by many readers of the Reporter. They expect to remain here for some weeks, and during the En campment and Fair Mr. Luse will come east, Mr, and Mrs. W. E. Bpaogler, of Chicago, are at the home of the form. e's father, W. W. Bpangler, in Centre Hall. Mr. Bpapgler just came east a few daya ago to join his wile god enil- dren who have been in the county for several weeks. Mr, Hpangler is in the offiees of the Bouthern Indians Coal Company, and holds a very responsible ior, He is one of the three PE thors lveated in Chicago, all of whom are reflecting credit on their home, Jormer Potter tow p as a unique presentation of a wonder fully interesting journey. It is sold only through solicitors, The Thomp- son Publishing Company, St. Louis, Mo., are t he fortunate puclishers, They advertise for agents in another ool umn of this jesye, Ar i AAAS, Progress Grange Program, The following program has been ar- ranged for the meeting of Progress Grange, Saturday at 2 p. m. : At what depth should wheat be #SOWD #0 88 10 secure the best germina. tion of the seed ? Boog by the Grange, Select reading, Mw. David Bradford, Bhoyld celery for winter use be hilled to secure the best results ¢ What quantity of commercial ferti lizers should be used to the sore to see cure the most profitable crops ? ing burned, was in town last week, the guest of Mr. and Mrs, L. L. Bmith. Mr. Bmith now lives in Lock Haven, and engages in huckstering which on account of the fine market Lock Haven aflords is a profitable business, Dr. and Mrs. G. H. Widder, scpoms panied by their son, Master George, and Mrs, Widder's sister, Miss Lizzie Harpster, ail of Harrisburg, were guests of John J. Arney, west of Cen- tre Hall, Mrs. Widder and Miss Harpster were formerly residents of Centre Hall, and although the entire family have gone esew here, they re- tain a kindly feeling for the old home town, where at one time the Harpsters were prominent in business apd the foremost citigens. They helped lay the foundation of the town, and built a numoer of the dwelling houses fret erected In the ceutral part of the then quirer, was obliged to return promptly at the expiration of his leave of ab- Although the time was short, made the best of the op. then the electricity disappeared into a spring at the base of the tree. The old spring seemed never failing and had quenched the thirst of the people on the farm for more than 100 years, When the lightning struck it the course of the water was entirely changed and the spring has disap peared as though it never existed. A movement Las been started by horse-owners, automobilists and farm- ors to abolish the Bellefonte and Bosals- burg sud the State College and Le- mont turnpikes. A petition is being prepared for presentation to the court to have them condemned and sbandon- ed. The distance from Bellefonte to Btate College is but twelve miles, yet to make the round trip one is held up three times for toll, or a total of - eight cents, equal to railroad fare ove way, The sutomobilists and - Owners are making a determined came Litise sence, the three In portunity. The Reporter was pleased to have a call from Clayton T. Williams, of Pittsburg, who with his wife and her brother, Master Leo Me(jonnell, of McKees Rocks, are visiting friends and relatives on the Bouth side of Cen- tre county. He isa son of Mrs. Ma tilda Williams, who for years kept the toll gate this side of Bpring Mills. He left home when quite a young man, and now is the owner and proprietor of the Hotel Bingham, Carsun street, Pittsburg. The hotel is well located sud ia doing a fine business, and is the quarters occdpled by J. Frank y formerly of Ceutre Hall, While ig the valley Mr. snd Mrs. Williams were guests of Mrs. Runkle, the for grandmother, mers hged Sh fous, Foiter Township Selools Open, The several sohools in Potter town. ship will open Monday, September 2, DD, K, KELLER, Bi A man isn't absolutely & fool 1 oan be fooled the samo way twice | .
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