THE OENTRE REPORTER.
8. W. STUTH, . , . Editor ana Proprietor.
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Becond Class mail matter,
Centre Harr, . . . Penna.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1909,
TERMS. ~The torms of subseription to the Re-
porter are ona dollar ver vear in advance.
ADVERTISEMENTS.—20 cents per lines for
three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub-
sequent insertion. Other rates made known on
application,
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Lutheran--No services,
Reformed-—Centre Hall, Harvest Home BSer-
vices, morning; Tasseyville, afternoon.
United Evangelical--Egg Hill, morning ; Tus
seyville, afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Presby terian—Centre Hall, morning.
Methodist—No services.
DIJTOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR CHAR.
FER IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS OF CENTRE COUNTY
Notice is hereby given that an application will
be made to the Honorable Eilts L Orvis, judge of
sald court, on Monday, the 27th day of Seplem-
ber, A. D., 1909, at ten o'clock a. m., ander the
Act of Assembly which provides for incorpors
¥ tion of certain corporations, ap
» A. D. 1574, and its supple
ry. J. B. Wert, D RR, G'as-
Neff, H. WW. Franz,
. R. Rickert,
b SAN, BL 5. C. Wert, for
intended corporation to be called
i and Lutheran Cemetery Associa
{ Tasseyviile, Contre county, Penusylva-
nia, the charterand o ject of which is to pur
chase land r ve the same Ly gift or other
wise, to iL and dispose of barial lots,
the burial grounds, and to care
ial of the dead ; and for
, possess, and enjoy all
ats benefits, and privileges conferred by
the said act and {ts supplements,
WM, GRUOH RUNKLE,
Solieftor.,
J FuAL NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given
that the following accounts will be
presented to th tor confirmation on Wed.
nesday, Sept > 3, 1000, and unless excep
tions are 1 y oir or before the second
ie same will be confirmed, to
. H. Lichtenthaler, commit-
ckman.
1d | sceonnt of Anthony Duesling,
guardian of Emma Gross
First and final account of the Be
Company, guardian of William Decker.
First and final account of A. 3. Brown, recely
er of the Osceola Foundry & Machine Company
A.B, KIMPORT,
Prothonotary.
First a
efcnte Trust
August 24
The Heporter's Kegister
Dr. and Mrs. H. 8, Alexander
C. E McCormick, State Co
Pais Creek, Virg
Potters Mills
lege
Wellington, Ohio
and daughters,
Erma Detrow
\
Viola A. Sharer
Anna Dunkle, Bell i
Nellie W. Lohr, Philadelphia
n Gramiey, Rebersburg
e, Centre Hall
Mrs y
Mr. and Mrs, Harvey Houtz and daughters,
Yerna E, sod Ethel L., Toledo, Ohio,
Mr and Mra Samuel Giogerich,
Foil, daughter Isabelle, and son ©
« A. : Ralph R.
3k Spanogle, Orrls PF Close
". Childs, Joseph A. Sweeney, Harry L
Close, Thomas Gallagher, John ¢ ipeland
John 8. Hosterman snd son Jack C , Montiose
Mrs. Charlies W. Kubn, Boalsburg
Ruth and Edith Stover, Altooas
Clay 5. and C, Loy Sanders, Miflinburg.
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LOCALS
C. E. Royer, of Spring Mills, went to
Mercersburg on Friday to spend a few
days with his son, Rev, J. V. Royer.
Mrs. Lucy Henney is in Philadel.
phia at present, having gone there
last week, and before returning will
go to Atlantic City.
W. Gross Mingle sold his driving
horse to Boyd Bpicher, of Pleasant
Gap, one of the rural mail earriers
serving a route from Bellefonte.
James Lingle, who had been in
Potts Creek, Virginia, for several
months, is back, and will remain un.
til afte. the Encampment and Fair.
During the past week farmers were
busy plowing oats staubbles, and get
ting the wheat seed bed in shape, the
two inches of rain that fell beginning
of last week making it possible to
proceed with such work.
Application has been made through
Attorney W. GG. Runkle for a charter,
by members of the Reformed and
Lutheran congregations at Tusseyville,
under which to conduct the business
of the cemetery at the point named.
If you have a Democratic friend or
neighbor who is sick, or away from
home, or negligent in such matters,
see to it that his name is apon the
Registry before the list closes on Wed-
nesday, September 1st. This can't be
attended to alter that date,
Mrs, Maggie Wireback and daugh-
ter, Mrs. William Caven, of Pittsburg,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs, William
Keller, in Centre Hall, last week.
From here they went to y
the old home of the former, she being
the daughter of Rev. Peter Fisher, of
Boalsburg, deceased,
Earle W
A
Wiring Contract Awarded,
The contract for wiring the Court
House, as rearranged and remodeled,
was awarded to the Bellefonte Electric
Company, their bid being $950 upon
the court house, aud $397 for the Jalil,
Two other bids were submitted, one
by theJ. F. Buchanan Company, of
Philadelphia, for $1743 for the two
buildings, and the other by the United
Flectrio Construction Company, of
the same city, for $1643, including
both structures. Bids were also sub-
mitted for a complete electric equip
ment, including an engine, dynamo,
#witch-board and maine leading frem
the Court House to the Jail. The
Commissioners have in view a project
to install their own lighting system,
a3 well as heating plant, and pre.
vision for the same will be made in the
new addition, though as yet they have
made no definite arrangement and
An:
Walkiug "Round The Warld,
LOCALS,
The last Atiantio City excursion Is
booked for Saptemaber 3rd,
Harvest Home services will be held
in the Reformed chureh at Centre
Hall Bunday morning. y
The vacation season is over, and it
is now a question with many what
real benefit was derived from it,
Commissioner's clerk ££. J. Will
isms and Mrs, Williams were among
those who joined the Atlantic City e
cursion last week,
ranges,
are said to the
stove on the market.
be bast all
of the excursion to Atlantic City, and
made a trip to
she will visit a
and do a bit of shopping.
*hiladelphia
C. A. King, the long distance ped.
Huntingdon county last week.
King is walking around the world
Publishing company of London, Eog-
land, His long journey began May 1,
1805, and he must cover 56.000 miles
before the same date in 1012
averaging about thirty-five
of scheduled time,
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Strouse -Brooks,
the Methodist parsonage, at Pleasant
Gap, Wednesday of last week,’ when
Wallace V. Strouse and Miss Eva R
Brooks were united in marriage by the
bride's pastor, Rev. D. A, Bower, Jr.
them success on the voyage of life,
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs 8B. Paul Dinges, of
sister, Mrs. J. C. Rossman, at Centre
Hall,
Dr. and Mra. E J, Ward aod little
daughter, of Bellefonte, are guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. D
Brisbin,
Miss Minnie Beaver, of
operators in the Commereial telephone
exchange in Millheim was the
of Miss Bertha McCormick
Sunday.
Mes W, H. Schuyler, Mrs. E.
Crawford, Mrs, John Kreamer
ous
guest
over
Ww.
and
who are undergoing treatment at the
Bellefonte hospital, are reported to be
improving.
Mr. and Mre. J. C, F, Motz, sccom-
drove from Woodward, the former
home of Mr. Motz, to Centre Hall, on
Sunday.
A car load of western cows and
young cattle will be sold at public sale
the Grange Encampment aud Fair, at
Centre Hall. The sale will take place
at the cattle sheds on the park.
The young clover in most stubble
fields is looking very promising. The
recent rain refreshed the young plants,
and they are now striving to hide the
stabbles that protected them from the
ter, Miss Bertha, Mrs,
ville; Mra. F. O. Bairfoot, of Centre
and Mrs. Lucy Henney,
Hall, joined the Atlantic City ex-
cursionista, .
George E. Meyer, of Boalsburg, has
opened a music store at Btate College,
He has a thorough knowledge of
musical instruments, and his judg
ment and word can be relied on by
those contemplating to purchase any-
thing in his line. The likelihood is
that Mr. Meyer will canvas the
county, and if he calls on you, give
im a chance to quote prices.
The Pennsylvania Rsilroad i, |
pany is having the frame work con.
structed at its shops for an addition to
the station house at Centre Hall. . The
freight end of the building will be ex.
tended. The space now used for an
office wiil be added to the waiting
room, sod a portion of the freight
room will be fitted up for Station
Agent Bradford. While this arrang:.
ment will be better than the present
conditions, a new station house, lo
cated farther east from the Main
The Reporter waa plessed to have a
call from Frank Meyer, now a resident
of El Reno, Oklahoma. He left Centre
Hall when quite a young man, aud for
a t me engaged in the pewspnaper
business with Hon. 8, E, Garver, also
& native of this place, at Grant City,
Missouri, both gentlemen baving pre.
viously been compositors ou The Cen.
tre Reporter. Bir. Meyer later drifted
farther west, and is now engaged in
the real estate business, Like most of
those who went west on Greeley’s ad-
vice to grow up with the country, Mr,
Meyer prospered, but his greatest
pride is to say that he Is a grandfather,
sod, of course, himself Ig #0
their daughter, Missa Dora Catharine
{to William Alexander Olenkirk,
{the bride's Thuraday
September 2
home,
id,
Messrs, Nicodemus Luse aud W
| wurchasing horses,
IF
| conclusion that good, sound
| and sell at public
i
Bale,
1
|
i
| plogion followed, burning W. 8
destroying the machine. Hae
i
i is
| Woodward, and is
| lower Penns Valley.
will koown in
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Spring Mills,
| Rov,
Rhoe, fi
Lantz spent Funday in Spe
WwW
ling the appointments
regular minister in the
Mr. and Mrs
| are visiting at the
| Mrs. David
i A first class
of
home of
Burrell,
concrete
Small,
BI aunt,
walk being
H
Frank Me
Water Sireet at
Why
i not let the good work continope ip
in
laid slong the premises of Dr, =,
N. Wolfe and
This puta
i
{ Braueht, OG
| Clellan.,
i the head of the jist for walks,
{ other parts of town *
{i BL. Condo made sn business trip to
| points in Nittavy Valley this week,
i The festival by the United
Evangelical church last Saturday eve.
given
ping was well attended.
Mre.and Mrs, A. P. Lute, of Centre
| Hall, and Mrs. Rutter and daughter
{ of Ohio, visited at of Mrs
J. W. Bhook,
1 GO. Ww.
| daugliter Lucille,
home
on Bunday,
wife
spent
the
sad little
Bunday
Grsmiey,
fl
home,
| Mrs. H. F. Rossman snd son Pealer,
| spent several days in MiMinburg last
week.
| Mrs Frail Snyder ana two children,
of Rutherfordy wisited relatives and
| frienda here on Bunday snd Monday.
| the former's parental
! a short time,
Last Monday evening a number of
| ries Raching in honor of his birthday
} The party was planned by hie sister aa
All had a delightful time
i Miss Nona Corman, of sealp Level,
| in paying a visit to her aunts, the
| Misses Alice and Elvins Neeser,
| Mr.and Mrs, Newton Weaver and
Ia rurprise
H. Bmith,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Fye, aud little
Gramley,
trip to the sea shore this week, are
C. Bartges and two nephews, Ralph
aud: Charles Bartges, Messrs, Zuabler
sud Haney and the Misses Lodie
Rishei and Ella Condo,
Linden Hall.
Dr. Fry drove to Milton Batarday to
take a horse to his son Hugh, who re.
cently graduated from the veterinary
department of the University of Peun-
sylvania, at Phlladelphis, and is now
located in that city,
Rev, snd Mrs, Dubbz and ehildren
came over from Milesburg Monday for
a few days’ visit at the home of Mrs,
John Diehl.
Members of the Houtz family eo joy-
ed a picnic at the Big Rock on Satur.
day, Those present were William
Houser and family, James I. Ross and
family, Harvey Hou'z and family, of
Obie, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gingerich,
Mra. Rebeeca Houtz, and Edward
Cunningham and family.
Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel
Gingerich and their brother and
family evjoyed a drive to Sate
College.
Mrs. Lydia High and nicoe, Miss
Mary Runkle, of Williamsport, spent
Bunday with Mrs. Chris Meyer.
Miss Nora Thomas and Miss Carter
left for Buflalo inst week where they
will spend the rest of the summer
with friends.
Mem. J. H. Ross and son Lynn are
visiting relatives in Altoona,
Mre Sarah Miller in seriously ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs,
Cisudin Bressler,
Mrs. Bue R. Wolfe is at the home of
Mrs. Keller, helping care for her a
mother, whose Lesith bas been failing
youthful,
Harris Township,
Mrs, Emeline Hess, of Bellefonte, is
| visiting here this week.
| . George Keller, of Houservilie, #pent
{ Monday at the Hillside farm.
Miss Helen Coxey erjoyed a week
| with her cousing in Bellefonte,
| Mies Ruth Hiover, of Altoous, Is
| visiting relatives in this place.
| Ira Hess, of Altoona, spent a short
ime in this community.
} Miss Bophie Weber, of State College,
| spent a few days in Boslsburg,
Mr. and Mrs J. C. Bryson returned
{ to their home at Derry, after spending |
[ part of their vacation fo Boalsburg,
Frank Myer, of Alexandria, visited
| relatives in Boalsburg the early part
{ of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morrow, of
| Arch Bpringe, were visitors at the J
M. Wieland home last week,
Mr. sud Mrs, Charles Bateman and
|
{
[t
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some time with friends in this place,
i is visiting her mother, M's, Hannah
Woomer
Miss Roxanna Brisbin, of Centre
| Hall, was the guest of Miss Rose
Woods last Friday evening.
Lohr. Robert
iam CUrsmer and Misses
Nora M
| Business Men's Pienle Tuesday,
i Mr. Mrs. Daniel
| their little son, of near Perne Cave
Ww
will
Rishiel,
the
Leech,
Kile
uitended
George
{and Miller
wad testy with
spent Funday at the home of N
| Mayer,
i Mrs Albert Carvin, who
{ eral months with Mr, and
spent sev
J. N.
Dinges, departed inst week for a visit
A ra,
with her sister at Jersey Bhore,
Walter 3
lege, and
Dreibelblies, +f State (nls |
igs Elizabeth Katharine |
married by Rev, A. A.
f the bride st!
Mhiey were
thie
uservilie
D
port, was also one
Bisck at
H
(Ae
K. Mothersbsugh, of Willlams-
i intives who |
of William |
a short time with his |
of the re
| was present at the funeral
Keller, He spent
parents sat
Ralph and Qasr Rishel
ed
Boslsburg i
visited for |
8 week with friends in Brush and Nit. |
up with
Heels
rising
the |
i
The |
tany Valleys, fi
Busi nr. ‘a Pi
ness Men nic at
made on bie
tris
iri
LY] VOien
Clesrance sales are now going on
Boalshurg stores. Riagart &
Wiel- |
nd Harrlean where |
il be
Zisigler,
sold at twenty per cent
i
Cirant Koller, of Warren |
the 0 fi
ineral of}
her William, tarried
=
i=, who attendad
for a
mother,
IL. M
fo wo
Mra
thers. !
Hila hiro!
with his sged
(ave
Margaret Koller. and the
baogh family
The foneral of |
William Keller at Axe Mann Sunday |
afternoon fr
we who saliended the
in this place were his
mother, Mrs Margaret Keller, hie!
sister, Mre. Elizabeth Mothersbaugh, |
with her husband sr ad Mr i
and Mrs, Mot? and
and snd Clyde Wieland
Meyer opened
children,
(ienrge ierebaugh
t'alvin
ve FE
©
gy
8 musie |
‘nllege
Harry |
Are now
story at Nisls College on
Aveeno
Bowers
in the building with
several panos on |
and in frw weeks
| musical it
m
| band, a smaller |
nu supply of |
usic will be added. All are ip- |
i vitew! to pall |
{ Mr.
{ toona,
struments and
sheet
and see the pianos }
and M Frank Fisher, of Al |
and and Mrs. Charles |
Fisher, of Danville, were ¥ sitors in|
Boalsburg over Sunday,
| Baturday Mrs E. A.
| brated her sixty-first
r=
Mr
Fisher cele. |
birthday. Al
le surprise party was planned by
Among the
of her schoolmates, Mrs
| Bophie Hall, Mra, Bara Rweoansy, M jes
| Margaret Lytle and Mrs. J. H. Moyer,
also visitors from Pittsburg, Mrs.
Maggie Wireback and daughter, Mrs
William Caven. The ladies are visit.
ing the families in Centre
county,
The Boclety of the Seven Sisters had
a lawn party at the Rothrock home
Friday evening. They had invited
seven brothers and er jywyed the even
ing with music and smusements of
different kinda,
Harvest Home services will be held
in the Reformed church Bunday
morning and evening,
The remisnins of Mrs. Teabella Kuhn
were laid to rest in the cemetery at
Boalsburg Tuesday morning, haviog
passed away only eight days after her
husband. Her pastor, Rev. A. A.
Black, conduoted the services,
Prof. H. C. Rothrock and deugh-
ters, Misses Lida snd Marjorie atd
Miss Leona Wieland erjoyed the
picnic at Heola on Tuesday and tarried
for the night with friends in Belle
fonte,
Miss Mildred Black, daughter of
Frank Black, of Eat Altoona, is
#pending this week with her uncle
and aunt at the Reformed parsonage
Forester Alfred Rupp has been ape
pointed to take oare of the state lands
iu the Bear Meadows district, where
the state owns a large section. Mr,
Rupp just completed a fall course In
the Mont Alto school of forestry, and
Is well equipped for the position. The
state Is just beginning to take a lively
Interest in the neglected forest, and
has salaried men in many portions of
the stale «hose d uty it fs to guard the
state's luterest, and ln some instances
many thousands of trees are planted
on waste lands,
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Advertise in the Reporter.
riumber
i were four
Fisher
rapidly for some time,
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TION SALE!
STUART & WIELAND
BOALSBURG, PENN’A
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This Means a 20 per ct. Discount
On a Large Assortment of Goods.
On October Ist, next, the mercantile firm of Stuart &
Wieland, Boalsburg, Pa., will be dissolved by mutual
consent, Mr, Wieland withdrawing from the business.
With a view of reducing the large and varied stock of
merchandise before taking invoice, this Dissolution Sale
was conceived, and in order to induce our regular cus-
tomers and all" others in Penns and Nittany Valleys
needing goods, to buy largely at this time, 2a DISCOUNT
OF TWENTY PER CT.,, or One-Fifth, will be made.
This 20 per cent, cut will prevail on all
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES ‘
{ assortment of goods to select from Come early and come oft
¥
Terms of this Dissolution Sale are Strictly Cash
Stuart & Wieland, Boalsburg, Pa
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Tops and Gums
At KREATIER'S
At Prices as Cheap as
Any Place in Town,
ANYTHING IN THE GROCERY LINE
AT ASTONISHING LOW PRICES.
BANANAS
On Hand Every Week,
Kreamer & Son. Centre Hall §
ORANGES MELONS
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THE 19009
IMPROVE
De Laval Cream Separators
Are Now Ready for Your Inspection.
Ten New Styles
A Size for Every Dairy, from the Smallest to the
est.
Sang _ Aga.
D. W. Bradford, sai
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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Ten New Prices
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SHOES Women's Oxfords in Tan §
Calf Skin, Patent Colt Skin, ¢
Men's Douglas
at $1.25, $1.65, $2.50, $3.00.
Shoes, $2 to $3.50 §
The Freed Bros, Working Shoes for Men & Boys ¢
Just In-a New Line Dried Fruits
Oregon Prunes, Californii Peaches and Apricots,
F. E. WIELAND, Linden: Hall
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The Centre Reporter Q'ne Dollar Per Year,