THE CENTRE REPORTER. 8. W. SIITH, . . , Editor and Proprietor, . or . Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mail matter, Centre Harr, . . . Penna THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1910, TERMS. —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one doliar per year in advance. ADVERTISEMENTS. ~20 conts per lines for three insertions, and 5 cents per line for each sub- sequent insertion, Other rates made known on application. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. morning ; State evening. United Evangelical—Lemont, College, alternoon ; Linden Hall, Reformed Spring Mills, morning: afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening. Hall Union, Presbylerian Contre Mills, afternoon morning Spring Lutheran-—Centre Hall, morning ; Georges Val ley, evening rille, Saturday evening 3; Linden Hall, afternoon ; evaing. Communion Rev. L Werner, morning and « A of Emaus, vening. will preach, CHARTER Notice is i application tt state of February, A. DEATHS, MES | . EMANUEL After an illness of six or more weeks, Mrs. Julia A. Fye, widow of Emanuel Fye, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. tharles Stover, with whom she made her home, near Millheim, Tues- day morning. She was aged about sixty-two years Interment will be made at Centre Hall, Saturday forenoon, Rev. B. F Bieber, pastor of the Lutheran church officiating. The deceased was the daughter of William Myers, deceased, of Harris township, and is survived by a brother William Myers, of Boalsburg, Mrs. John A. Kline, of Centre Mills, The surviving children are Mrs, Will. ism Homan, Centre Hall; Mrs, Charles Stover, Millbeim ; Harry Fye, Centre Hall; Miss Minnie Fe, Centre Hallw Mrs, Edward Jamison, Bpring Mills, Her husband died a little over a year 880. ANNA, \ TAYLOR Anna LL. , youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John J. Taylor, of near Madisonburg, died Tuesday forenoon, after being confined to her bed for one week. The child was a victim of tuberculosis, Nhe was aged eleven years, ten months and eighteen days. Interment will be made at the Uplon church, Farmers Mille, Friday moro- ing. Bervices will be conducted at the church by Rev B. F. Bieber. dna Horss Sale st Milibhelm, D. C. Nary will sell a car load of fine Illinois horses at the National ho- tel, in Millheim, on Monday, January 24th, 1910, at 12:30 p. m., sharp, con- sisting of well mated teams, weighing from 0 to 3200 pounds, They are bays, browns, dark greys, and blacks ; also several fioe brocd mares, some fine single horses, weighing from 1200 to 1600 pounds. This is a fine selection of horses, fresh from the country, and you are cordially invited to come to see them. Every horse is guaranteed to be as represented. Oe LH ER Gilliland. Staart, Roy Gilliland, of Ridgeway, and Miss Margaret Stuart, daughter of Postmaster J. W. Stuart, of State College, were quietly married Tuesday noon in the presence of a few friends, con pss ff LOCALS, Mrs. Rebeces Scholl is In Altoona, where she will remain for the winter with her sop, John O, Beholl. Asher Btahl went to Altoona to en. gage with a butcher in that city, and John Rowe is in the Pittsburg district in quest of work, D. K. Keller, east of Centre Hall, got the top price for a bunch of hogs sold the other day, The price wes nine cants on foot. The Penn Hall Rural Felephone Company has made application for a charter. The solicitor is Hon. J, CO. Meyer. Hee adv. lo this issue, While sitting in the Martz shoe. maker shop in Centre Hall, Wednes- day morning, J. T. Potter was taken suddenly ill and was carried to his home across the street, Dr. Lee wae palled to give medical aid, The license case of J. W. Runkle, for the borough of Centre Hall, is to be argued today ( Thursday ). Argu. ment court opened Monday, but the testimony, at that time, had not been copied by the stenographer, Miss Schaefer, consequently other cases were argued until the testimony was prepared, tne USEAT BOALSHURG, 1 from page 8.) FOAL ING {Continue the scholars in the schoo! days of our parents were poorer spellers than they are now, considering the attention giv- en the subject then. Now other branches occupy the time of the schol- ars at all ages, Miss Mothersbaugh thought that perhaps the question could be answer ed in the aflirmative. Prof. Henry M. Hosterman, who was the chairman of the institute, thought the ability to spell good a very necessary acquire- ment, especially in literary and busi- peas life. Years ago much more time was devoted to the subject than ean be given it now, Whether spelling could be best taught by oral or written lessons, was the phase of the question spoken on by Prof. H. C. Rothrock, Prof. H. F. Bit- ner and Prof. Nefl. They failed to agree, but all admitted neither the or- al nor written spelling should be used exclusively. There is a demand for the teaching of the primary methods of agriculture in the public schools, was the opening statement made by Dr. Bitner when discussing the subject assigned to him Make your teacbiug vocational, so the pupil will be petter able to vonduet the farm. The speaker spoke al some length on the value of moisture to the plant and how moisture mignot be con- served, ———— Hamer-Bodtorf, Thursday morning, January 13th, Charles Ramer and Miss Budie Bod- dorf, both of Milroy, the latter being formerly from Colyer, left for Belle. fonte, where they were united in the holy bonds of wedlock, Immediately after the ceremony was performed the young couple left for a wedding tour through Jersey Shore, Erie and other Gk FE il IR is ais nS g SHARP a Harris 1ownship i Miss Mary Reish Is spending the winter with relatives at Potters Mills. Miss Anoie Lohr is spending some time with friends at Centre Hall, Mr. and Mra. Hall Bottorf, of Col. | lege township, spent Sunday after- noon ‘in Boalsburg, Mies Laura Keller, who was a guest | at the home of Ira Rishel during the past month, is now dividing her time between her relatives snd associates in Potter township. William Myers spent a day with his sister, Mrs. Emanuel Fye, just previ. | ous to her death, which occurred at the home of her daughter, Mrs, Charles —— Potters Milis Mrs, Michael Bmith entertained a pumber of guests at her home on Hat. urday evening with music by the orchestra, Mrs, Wm. McCormick has returned to her home after spending ten days very pleasantly among friends and rod burg, Hquire Carson made a business trip to Lewisburg on Wednesday , Mr, and Mrs. A. I.. Bubb and chil- dren, of Reedsville, spent Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr, and Mra, John Wilkinson, Howard Ripka and wife, of Milroy, Stover, near Coburn, Mifflin Mover, of Centre Hall Mr. and Mra. Irvin fentre Hill; Mr. and Mrs Baumgardner, of State College and Mrs, FF. W, Mrs. Charles Meyer, of Ferguson town- ship, attended the banquet given by the Odd Fellows in their hall, Boslsbuarg, on Friday evening. On * Mr housekeeper for her suat, Mra. Alice Williams, at Lemont, who is visiting her daughter, Mrs, Maude Longwell. iu Philadelphia, Mrs. M. A, Woods, with her daugh- ter Miss Hise, departed on Monday morpiog for sn visit to her daughter, ire. Laura Piace, who has beeu ser iously ill for severa! weeks at her home, at Marshall, Missouri. Mrs. Emma A. Fisher tives ino Altoona last week viegited rela- lege, wai a guest at the J, howe over sunday, A. Fortuey Miss Anna Bteele, teacher of the Oak Hall primary school, spent the tite from Friday till Monday Boslsburg, spd while here attended the teacher's institute, Kubo and daughter nt Thursday at Lemont, Hamuel Ryan, of Belle! v sited at the home of her daughter, Mra. rearge Fisher, for several da Mr. and Mra, Kaller, « Houserville, spent Saturday in burg. Mrs, Mervin Mildred Ep Mra ite, w f ' Boas George points. After returning from their roy their future home, where groom has already the home furnish ed for his young bride. a plumber, and a prosperous youug husband. complished young lady, of a bighest respect of those who kopew her. X:Y I A —— LOCAL®, The Cen're Hall High pupils were entertained at the of Lester Baird, south of Centre Hall, Tuesday evening Mehood Robert and William Breon, sons of C. H. Breon, and Frank Dinges, of Millbheim, have gone to Akron, Oblo, to seek employment, George H. Emerick is able to be around sgain, and in a short time ex- ‘pects to complete his work ss assessor in Potter township. A chart of the Grange Arcadia will be found at Kreamer and Bon’'s where reserved seats for the Cope lecture may be had, and course tickets purchased About ope hundred and twenty course tickets have already been sold. Tuesaday afternoon Miss Emma Mo Coy went to Philadelphia where she will remain for some time. One of ber objects in going was to vieit her sister, Mra. J. Witmer Wolf, who has not been in the best of health for some weeks, Phil. D. Foster, some time in Febru- ary, will succeed Col. John W. Stuart a8 postmaster at State College. Mr Stuart served as postmaster in that borough for three successive terms, and was well liked by the patrons. The State College office is in the presi. dential class, The chimney on the residence of Dr. P. H. Dale, in Centre Hall, took fire Tuesday evening at about seven o'clock There was some excitement for m while, but no damage was done, The up town hose was on hand early, and the hose were attached in cae they would be needed. William H. Boyder, of Milton, made his first trip to Centre Hall, in three years. He came up to be pres. ent at a family reunion, and help cele. brate the golden wedding snniversary of his parents, Capt. and Mrs. William Boyder, west of Centre Hall, Mr. Honyder is now employed by the Boyder-Milton Manufacturing Co. This item is from the Oravgeville ( Illinois ) Courier, and refers to Dr. Leitzell, of Portland Mills, a son of James Leitzel, formerly of Spring Mills. Other than the information given in the item copled, the Repor- ter has no knowledge : “Dr. P. W, Leitzell, of Pennsylvania, spent Bun. day with Daniel Musser and family, Dr, Leitzell may soon locate in the west.”’ Bimon P. Hennigh, of Georges Val- ley, was one of the number who had a wreck on account of the fey roads. He snd his son Frank were hauling wood, when the underside of the sled exchanged positions with the upper wide. Mr, Hennigh was pinned down under the wreck, and wae uusble to extrioate himself until his son came to his assistance, The hoy bed been pitched so far from the sled that he was clear of all danger, except the landing which he made in safety, | Mr few days with Gap, Adsm Zisigler spent relatives sed Ae ROG Mrs # at Pleasant 1 Miss Lovells Ross, of Linden Hall, | attendee! the institule on BSsturdss { and erjoyed the niopg with { of her ¢ yupsuions at Boalsburg eve EFOIe 1 the | tt ii Services will be held in 'eérian church, beginni i day } evening, and cl g with oly ¢ n Nauday me ing. Bervices will be held in the Re. i formed church next week, the first ser vice being on Tuesday eveniog : com munion fo'lowiug { day morning, closing with a sor | vice io the evening. BElv- ' is { Thu: e- wl the mmung ofl PEF. wrvice on the rd KE #ei A number of sledding parties fron Siate were entertained at the Boals- burg hotel during the past week. “@ £ Wednes. the Lome Several of the teachers of public joyed day evening of last week st of Elmer Houtz ie ice houses in this place are ali filled Haturday night was the coldest winter, and BSundsy morning mercury had below zero, Hiate iege phonies et ths Charles Mothersbaugh left here Monday for Altoona, where Le retuain for an indefinite time. Eimer Ross and family, of Lemont, were guests st the home of Mothersbaugh, on Sunday. f (ienrge Mre. Devive, of Ploe Grove the home of Hobert Reitz Amos Koch has rented barg hotel. He will take on the fourth of April (George Koch, rented the and Jlothrock farm, north Boalsburg. Qiite 8 number of taken advantage of the soow made logs and hauled them to Charles sawmill near Bosalsburg, visited at Mra the His went people have reservoir and the foot of the tain, near Boslsburg, is frozen, conse quently there is no wat r at apy of toe hydrants, Many springs sre dry, #0 that far mers living near the mountain whe depend on the fprioge for the water supely are now obliged to haul it, Miss Gussie Murray has charge of the Boalsburg postoffice, during the absence of Mrs. Woods and daughter. Mra, Ida Sollivan, of Bellefonte was 8 visitor at the H. 8 Harro howe, Mra. Nathan Grove, of Lemont, st tended the teachet's institute and spent Sunday with her sister, Mre, John Mtamm, Adam Felty, who has been confined to his bed for several weeks with a broken hip, is getting siong nicely. He celebrated hig seventy-fourth birth day on Monday, and was the recipient of ope hundred sud forty birthday transacted business io this place last Wednesday. Mra, Windom Gramley and son th Lb and Sunday at the home of Mrs. John Corman were .8 Armstrong Bun- and iday. { Rhone, of Centre Hall, were the guests of Mre. Anna MeUlenshan Baturdasy evening. i busioess wi re, Frank Rover made to Hauartleton Ls Wee RK, a trig sh inst and Nirwopder Mrs * 139 Wearing such Anus MeUlenahan plessant look, Hhe from her gon John, nat he preud H it received news th Dakotas, t the lie Land #, © ' Bn Us yg Day formerly id { Lhiia lace, abie to be rig from Earl Rit again after cold. is i & very » M J. FEIon 1X Lantz delivered a Sunday at ev able t Very on Bpruce- iw. I'he Memuers Wer: JO ri i erinined » n, at Colyer, and their bung ian forner in-law, Fie Weel Baral: Horger, irned bome time with her Lt Avie. ihiers after UGcie, sGVAnisg week w ORK IR IRst B® Lo thelr sy i Hiiii & id hy ast CRiie % ¢f al week rker from : Ll Balen vie LEARY thie at 0, cake, tafly, returned og Mauaater birthdays, wii rey treapondent erred tAying that Mise Dora iwas 1] with typhoid | merely had a bad cold, ant fey er. Thursday eves and Mrs ( oR of leet es Frizier viously lai aus, and gave 8 sur party their daughter | May, it being ber thir isnry., The { very much. Afier pariicipating various games and er jryiog » Lal 1] fey» iO pre prizs centh snniver Justice to the elegant refreshments served, After the festivities were over sll reldrned home, LUI not before wishing Mise May many more happy birthdays, The guests present wers Mrs, becca Cummings, Mrs. Ellen Fragior, Mis. A H Weaver, Misses Roxanoa and Mary Kline Bertha Brown, Elsie and Carrie ( um. foge, Edna and Mary Wagner, Mrs and Hessie McClellan, Maude Nef? Alma Stoner, Ruth Mariz, Marion Birchfield, Cora Frazier, Wilms Weaver, Clara aud Blanche Reiber, Helen Bodatorf, lertha Miller, Blanche Moyer, Marion snd Ada Melisa, Messrs. Fred Brown, Bruce Weaver, Howard and John Frszier, cards. To Vote For Work Tas, Four townships in the county, namely, Benner, Patton, Half Moon and Howard, have secured an order to vote on the rutjoct of changing from the cash road tax system to, the old plan of ** work your tax out.” The new law went into effect about the fira* of the year, sud under this all road tax must be paid in cash, and the townships paying their road tax in essh will receive sn certain percent, on the dollar from the state. The new law ought to be given a trial, at least, and if it then proves unsatisfactory, it will be ample time to set aside the law and go back to the old system that has been condemned by many for many years avd for many reasons, AIIM RAND Marriage Licenses Charles P Ramer, Milroy Badie E Bodtor!, Colyer Faiter (3, Rupp, Asyonshung ary Kpeamer, Asponsbuityg y Gilliland, Ridgew Bar om J. Riga, State Oollegy John P. Shook, Mille Katie E one) Milla AIA APSARA. The team ran on to Mr, Harshbarger's where it was taken up. : G. OC. Hosterman, at Boalsburg, John and Hswuel Horner, Joun stoner, Roy Marz, Elwia Stover. Harry, Lester pnd Earl Ln nings, Bam- ue! Za:uby, Pail Nfl, Robert Birch field, » Af Sg ———— Spring Mills Quite a number from town were ont enjoying the fine eleighing on Sunday, J. Warren Wood and wife spent Sunday at Ribersburg. Mise Nona Houseman, of Miliheim, Was a guest at the howe of Eteard Winters, ovar Sunday. Mrs, CU. E Zsigler, last Friday, ae tended the funeral of her uncle John Long, at Cedar Springs, Mies Rena Shires gpent Banday st Bellefunte, the guest of Mis Bess drove Juoob Musser and wife and dsugh- tere, Misses Esther and Carrie, of Brush Valley, were guests at the home of C. KE, Zigler, last Wednesday. Mra. Thomas Kenuvelly was a visitor with ber brother, Monrse Alters, at Bellefonte, last weak. W. © Gramley snd Bright Bitner spent Bundy at Robersturg, Hatyrday sfterncon is the appointed time for the Democratic eapouy, eyery Demoeratio voter should tarn out. —— oy oho —— Will Btump has engaged with RD. Aaronsburg, | fonte, spent u fow days al the home of {| Lather KE, Btover Mr. Bhook, sccompenied by his mother and Eva Kreasmer, of Penn Hall, were the guests of James Roush jon Maturday, Mrs. Thomas Meyer, of Coburn, spent a day last week with her father, at the home of George Weaver, { Theservices held in the Lutheran | church by Rev. B. R M. Bheeder, last | week, were well attended each eve- ning, Ars, William Haffley has been nue | der the doctors care for the past week At this writing she is improving Mrs. Wellington Yearick, of Madi ronburg, spe ta day last week at the home of George Weaver. Herbert Leon Cope will give a lec { ture in the Reformed cnurch on Hat. | urday evening, on the subject of ** The | Bmile that Won't Come Off All { who can should come to hear one who | comes #0 highly recommended, Mr. sud Mrs Milton (taturday with Mrs { liviog at Bpriog Bank, © Mtover speul parents VOVEL Ss Ira Bhuliz, of Spring Bank, was the guest of bis brother-in-law, Milton Stover, on Monday. Mrs. Wiliam Bitner and son Bisine, of Bpring Mills, visited at the home of Alice Bright, Bc Appi Retiring Borough « fiers far are The retiris fil g borough from Ie, BO o as can be recalled m ¥s emor these The Den fue ¢ OCTALIC caucus will uncil room Saturdey - -_——- unishie FALE REGISTER Ui recent 3 #8 8 good stable, Fe sites. The howe | i wi 8 id or a reasonable MR: ELMIRA MOYER. Tusmeyviile, Po. unde Eo SE FOR RENT-The m'gned hes & good house in Contre Hall for pent Write or apply in person, E, a, W.B MINGL oJan ipl Centre Hall Ls MI WANTED Ths undersigned Wishes 10 hire & portable saw mill and A man to operate the same. Tract of timber and is looat~d near Unionvile. For farther in- formation sd tree AW = ~ Mi H ROBIN ON, esburg, Penn, RACTICAL AUCTIONEER. — The trader signed shuounees that he Is a precios! auctioneer, and is making a specially of Iarm Mock sales. Bix years’ experience i. F. ROAR, Lemont, Pa. Bell "Phone nt, } When the Hair Falls | Stop it! And why not? Fall § ing hair is a disease, a regular disease; and Ayer’s Hair Vigor, as made from our new im- proved formula, quickly and j completely destroys that dis- case. The hair stops falling out, grows more rapidly, and all dandruff disappears. Does not change the color of the hair, fie little book in each package gives he formula of gur new Hair Vigor, tells hy each ingredient Is used, and ex- yp many other interesting things. reading you will know why this new announces public sale for March 4th, Foreman, the grain and coal desler, hair pre on does its work so well, winds by the 7, CO. Ager Oo., Lowell, Mags. woe r FAN 5.5518 5M 5 Li C SALE LIOAD OF TERED WS, HEIFERS & BULLS At A. ]. GEPHART'S BARN MILLHEDD PA. Saturday, January 22d, 1910 LOCK P.M, 0} REG] SHORTHORN CO 1 At ONE © 10 Head Registered Shorthorn Cows (all young and Four Yearling Heifers, thorn Herd GEORGE W., SKEEN. & sad TURN OVER A NEW LEAF HOWARD H. BRICKER Pure Candy bar turing Conf ners, Tyrone, NOT ADULTERATED IN FORM, are strietl i anteed $ Laws, CAMP CANDY CO. Manufacturers TYRONE, PENNA pure a: GRAIN MARKET. PRODUCE AT STORES, 1AM... i Ptaines % | Rotier...... a pers TH,
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