LOOALY,
Patsy Garrety, of the Beven Moun
tain fame, was in town Wednesday.
Mra. H. G. Btrohmeler attended the
funeral of Mrs. Harry Leitzel, at Mill-
heim, on Tuesday.
R. B. Bpangler, of Barnesboro, is in
town, the guest of his mother Mrs.
Annie Spangler. He ia engaged in
the milling business in Barnesboro,
are operating the Brisbin & Company
saw mill, at Centre Hall, the former
being sawyer and the latter fireman
on the mill.
Calvin Zigler, who is employed as a
farm hand by George Earhart, at the
Old Fort, had the misfortune to al-
most sever the index finger on his left
hand while cutting wood.
Miss Anna Grove gives notice to the
creditors of her brother, Arthur Grove,
claims against him, and at the same
time preserve his interests in both the
personal property and real estate.
The Coleman house, the leading
hotel in Lewistown, which closed its
Rebérsburg.
Rev. Henry Kreider and wife, of
Baltimore, visited at the home of
John N. Moy®r, last Baturday after
noon.
Mrs. Warren Wood, of Bpring Mills,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Faxon, at the hotel,
Edward Zeigler, of Philipsburg, is
at present makiog his home with his
uncle, Levi Wance, in South Rebers-
Miss Iva Kidder, who ls employed
Mr. and Mrs. Levi
Fulmer.
Harry Corman, who was employed
in New York the past five months, re-
week,
John Harter moved this week into
Harter vacated,
Mrs. Marie Messmer, of Woodward,
Harry Winkleblech spent Sunday
license was refused it, has decided to
entertain travelers. It is thought
several other hotels in that town will
do the same,
Weber Brothers sold seven New
Idea manure spreaders last week.
Read the advertisement in this issue.
The secret of their
tiibuted largely to two facts, First
they advertise ; second, they handle
the most modern implements, ete.
Lemma
Fred Rockey shot at a duck, on
Gentzell’'s lake, but before the ball
spent ite full force i® passed through
bet ween the bones of the forearm of
Carrie Kauflmam The girl was on
ber way home from school. It is
supposed the bullet struck the water
and glanced cff.
" In all likelihood Dr. J. V. Foster, of
Mifflioburg, will come to Centre Hall
as assistant to Dr. P. H. Dale, with the
expectation of locating here perma.
nently. Dr. Foster is a graduate of a
Chicago medical school, and for three
months took eare of the practice of Dr.
i
Last Saturday the veterans of this
oyster
Jacob Bower, of Coburn, spent last
Ammon Mingle, of Fiedler, spent
his
It is a pleasure to note that Charles
Jessie Wert and family, of Millheim,
Pleasant Gap.
Wm. Rimmey, of Jersey Shore, was
here the
Mrs. R. U Wasson, of Aaronsburg,
sepending a few days with her moth
Merrill Gill, of Tyrone, spent Bun.
Sill.
The Bunday school convention held
Huntingdon county, is after the nom-
ioations for Congress in the eighteenth
district. now represented by Benjamin
K. Foeht, of Lewisburg, His success
is very unlikely, since Coopgressman
Focnt has shown himself one who
does things. It is a case of simply
wanting the oflice, on the side of the
opposition.
Marriage Licenses,
Florence B. Rossman, Snow Shoe
Clyde Yearick, Miogoville
Lena Resides, Fleming
Harry Coxe, Blanchard
Jennie Courter, Blanchard
.. moving to Georges Valley,
r. and Mrs. Maynard Meeker, east of
Old Fort, gave a pany Tuesday eve-
ning. Those present were:
Mr.and Mrs. G. Bradford Mr, and Mrs
Mr. and Mrs. J. Aaman ford
Me. and Mrs, V. Auman Mr, aod Mr M. Brad.
Bertha Auman f
Hazel Emery
Fermore Hoover
Mildred Auman
Anna Tressler
Farty at Meckers,
Clayton Homan
David Lauck
Guy Foreman
Ralph Bitner
John Lingle
William Bradford
Paul Bradford John Bitner
Carl Auman Robert Meyer
George Slack
—— A tl ns
Transfer of onl Estate
Louisa Yeatick et baron to Bessie A.
Gutelius, tract of land in Millbheim,
December 27, 1909, $1200.
Rebecca Limbert et sl to David
Burd, tract of land in Haines twp.
January 26, 1910. $200
Mamie J. Eves et Baron to Mary
Jane Wasson, tract of land in Half
Moon twp., Febfuary 26, 1610, 75.
Harvey T. Mann et ux to Deborah
Manno, tract of land in Cartin twp,
February 26, 1910 $550.
Daniel =ullenb-rger to Ida Sullen.
berger, tract of land in Liberty twp,
February 16, 1910. $1.
Jd. I. Thompson et ux to E C.
Btrohm, tract of land bg College twp,
March 1, 1910 $9000
George D. Hoover to J. B. Alexan-
der, tract of land in Union twp,
March 1, 1910 $2500,
Janet Mitchell et baron to Frank
McFarlane, tract of land in Harris
twp., Beptember 1, 1009 $5
Isabella B. sower to Dr. J H. Hus.
ton, tract of land in Walker twp.
January 24 1900 $1655 25
Isabella B. Bower to Dr. J. H. Hus
ton, tract of land in Walker twp,
February 14, 1910. $1.
Margaret Hartawick to Margaret B.
Macdonald, tract of land in College
twp., October 21, 1909, $375
Floretta BR. Way et al to Bilas R,
Thompson, tract of land in Rush twp,
February 5, 1010. $310,
Harry J. Watson et ux to T. B, Bud.
inger, tract of land in Bnow Shoe,
February 2, 1910, $375.
T. E. Griest et ux to George PP, Hall,
tract of land in Unionville, January
16, 1907, $400,
Fannie D, Leathers admnpsx to
Franklin Dei z, tract in Howard twp.,
October 13, 1909, $300,
W. E. Hurley sherifl to H E. Gene
hart, tract of land in Miles twp,
March 2, 1910, $300,
) Centre Reporter, #1 a year,
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The speaking and music was
Rev, D. A. Bower preached his fare-
Every oue wishes
Madge Noll and Freda Weaver spent
John Brooks, of Altoona, spent
Mrs. Sarah Corl is seriously ill at
Wm. Coldren is improving rapidly
Mrs, @harles Weaver and son Fred,
A ft
Manor Hill,
snd Mrs Stump and
Mr. Elmer
former's parents,
The sale of Milton Mon.
things
Kline on
and
Lester, Elsie and Earl Cumings
fine black
WwW. H.
A. G. Cuming: bought a
Misses Blsnche Relber sod Mae
Misses Kline, of this place.
Mrs. Mary Stump is housed in with
Blanche
Marise
Bod-
the
Clarence Raymond and
Moyer, George Yarnell aod
Meese, Bruce We: ver and Helen
day evening at
home «f Art Cumiogs.
oss pss fp tp
Linden Hall.
Monday evening Mr. and Mis
George Horner gave a surprise party
for their son Charles ; guests were there
from Boakburg, Centre Hall ano
Tussey ville; he was the ricipient o
hand-
some presenils
On Wednesdey evening friends and
peighbors gathered at the home of Mr
Mrs. Arthur Cumings to give
them a farewell party before they
leave for their new home at Centre
Mills,
Mrs. W. B. Wieland and litle
daughter Genevieve are spending a»
few days with friends here and a
Boslsburg before leaving for their new
home in Williamsport.
Me P. C. Bradford was ealled po
her home at Colyer owing fo the {li}.
ness of her mother,
Mre, Busie Troxler left for her home
in Erie last week after spending the
wioter with her parents Mr. and Mre.
Henry Reitz ’
I MP —————
Georges Valiwy.
Mra. Clara Frick, of Philadelphia,
is visitiog her parents, Mr, and Mis,
D. C. Livgle.
CU. A. Barger, of Johnstown, is home
for a few weeks,
Mrs. Jane Weaver moved to Ualon
county on Tuesday,
Mre, J. C. Reeder is housed up with
the grip.
Mre. D. C. Lingle spent Sanday at
the nome of her brother James Foust
My
Fiano and Orggns.
The Lester pianos are used and en.
dorsed by all the leading musiosl cou-
servatorics aud golleges inthe UU. 8,
The Stevens piano organs are the
Iatest nohievement in modern organ
constraotion,
Pianos and organs sold on easy pay:
ment plan. Write for catalog.
OC. E Zrianer, Rpring Mills,
DR. SMITH'S SALVE
CURES : Flesh Wounds, Ulcers,
Pelans, Carbuncles, Bails, Ery-
opis S30
unions, » ’ i
By Mall, 2ge. JOR. SNUTH CO, Contre Mell,
Spring Mills.
Miss Alice Robinson, of Milesburg,
visited Miss Mabel Allison, over Bun-
day. Friday they drove to Centre
Hall, and brought home with them
Miss Orpha Gramley,
Mrs. Lucinda Runkle, quite an aged
lady who lpjared her hip by fall, is not
improving very much.
Jesse Long and son-in-law Edward
Decker bave moved to Btate College,
Their house will be occupled by B. G,
Walker after the first of April.
R G. Kennelly left on Monday morn-
ing for Bnow Bhoe,
Rev. H. A. Buook, of the United
Evangelical chureh, has again been ap-
pointed pastor on the Bpring Mills
charge, much to the gratification of his
parishioners and citizens generally,
John Moyer, who formerly was em-
ployed at the Allison flouring mills,
returned from Ohio, and will move to
Pine Grove Mills on April 1st,
Dr. H. 8 Braucht is kept busy at.
tending his numerous patients,
Prof. J. Calvin Bright, of Hublers-
burg, will teach a term of select school,
at Bpring Mills. E. C. Royer will also
open a echool for the younger pupils,
Bright Bitner purchased a horse in |
Aaronsburg. |
Last Thursday evening the members |
of the Rebekah lodge visited Mr and |
Mrs. John Zerby in the way of a sur-|
prise party, and it was a complete sur- |
prise, but the couple were ¢qual to the |
occasion. Theeveniug was spent very |
pleasaotly in playiog games and sing- |
ing. The refreshments served were |
choice, and before returning home each |
one wished Mr. Zarby and family sue- |
cess in Youngstown, Ohio, to which |
place they expect to move io a few
weeks, i
——— ff otf
Oak Hall,
Miss Nelle Holter, of State College, |
spent last week at the home of B. F. |
Homan. |
Mrs. Bartlett, of Altoona, wes in
town last week selling dréss goods to |
the ladies, i
George Keichline sod dsughter Miss |
Gertrude, Prof. Moyer sud Nathan |
Dale, of Pine Grove Mille, spent a day |
in town last week. i
Miss Mary Etters, who had
quite ill, is improving, |
Miss Margaret Coble, of Lemont, |
spent several days in town. i
Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gilliland |
spent Friday afternoon with friends at |
Lemont.
Frpucis Blszer departed Monday
moroiog for Freeport, Illinois, where
be will spend the summer and later
will join his brother Harry, in the
state of Washington.
Mr. and Mra. B. F,
ed service at Sate
morning,
David Geiss, of Centre Hall, was in
town on Monday.
Mrs. Alice McGirk, of Altoona, was
a caller in town on Saturday.
James Miller, of Smuliton, and son
Rev. Luther Miller, of Maryland, spent
last Sunday with Elmer Miller, in Re-
bersburg.
been
Homan sttend-
College Sunday
- a -
Colyer.
Robert Glssgow Thursday
frou she Thomas Hosterman farm to
the Ge rge Harter farm vacated by
Howard Confer, and Mr. Cotifer mov-
ed to the Hralermn farm vacited by
M.. Glasgow,
Ashbridge Thomas lost a valuable
horse one day last week,
Misses Myra Rockey and Elizabeth
Jitner spent Baturday afternoon with
their friend Miss Mariou Meliss
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moyer and
family spent Saturday at the home of
C. B Neff
Miss Sarah Horner, sfier spefidiog a
few weeks at home, left for Hiate Col.
lege whete she has taken up her
position at the C B Sheasley home
moved
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introduce the new educational
work,
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DICTIONARY and
ATLAS of the WORLD.
Must be educated and able to furnish
good referetioes as to ability and character
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Bell Telephone FRANK D MILL® ARD,
o.marddpd Piessaot Gap, Pa,
W. L. DOUCLAS
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J. F. SMITH,
CENTRE HALL, - « PENN,
CARPETS
All Wool 65 & 75¢ yd.
Half Wool - - 45cyd.
Stair Carpet . 25, 50 & 55¢ yd.
Rag Carpet - 55 & 60c yd.
Granite Carpet - - - 28 yd
MAT TINGS— Japan and Fibre,
A Good Iron Bed, Spring and $18 00
Mattress at
10.50
3.50
Six-piece Oak finished Diners 4.75
A Cheaper Set at
SY all Oak Diners, good
finis
Rockers at all prices, High Chairs, Children’s
Rockers, Cribs and ttresses to fit, Pil-
lows, Window Shades—15¢c, 25¢, 45c,
50c, 60c and 70c.
MIRRORS AND PICTURES
BRING YOUR PICTURES HERE
TO HAVE THEM FRAMED,
Rearick’s . . . . . Furniture
CENTRE HALL, PA.
We Buy Our Farm Machinery
WAGONS, BUGGIES, ETC.
Right. The machinery we
handle is the most modern,
up-to date on the market.
The Names Themselves Imply Much,
Te“ New Idea”
applies to a better method of spread-
ing manure, and “ NEW WAY” to
a Corn Planter that drops and plants
to perfection,
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By the time the roads are settled we will have on
hand a car load of Buggies and light Road Wagons.
They will be first ciass in every way.
We handle everything in the machinery and implement line the farmer
needs, as well as- feeds, fertilizers, salt, etc,
sin “ A FU A AR HII
Choice and Common Red Clover and Alsike Clover Seed ;
also Timothy Seed and Alfalfa.
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J.H. & S. E. WEBER —]
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