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Held Seventh Anunusl Hasket Plone
Belmont Mansion, Fair Mount Park,
The Ceuntre county people in and
about Philadelphia held their seventh
annual basket picnic at Belmont
Mansion, in Fairmount Park, Phila-
delphia, Saturday, June 25th. Over
two hundred people, alllat some time
residents of Centre county, but now
temporary or permanent residents of
the Philadelphia district, gathered at
the point named, * coming with their
arms fall babies, baskets and
packages,” as the ¥Reporter’s corres-
poodent puts it. The day was spent
most delightfully, the * spread’ being
a feature of the occasion,
at
of
LADIES" AID FORMED.
A Ladies’ Aid was formed with the
following members :
Mrs, E H. Cooke
Mrs. Rober
M
Mm. S. Gray Mattern
Mrs, Mary Magee
Mrs. W, WW. Cox
Miss Mary Bet
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,
t Harkiunson
iss Eva Reche
ts
The following officers and directors
of the association were elected :
Roland G, Curtin, M
Ira I) Garn
HS. tray Mattern
J.C, C, Beale
Gen, B. F, Fisher
Col. J. L. Spangler
Herman Haupt
Max Liveright
Warner Underwood
Willla
B. Fink 8
L. Oliver Me
Thom ¥
Harr
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John lJ R
W.B er
A. Streuber
D.. President
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Marriage slcenses,
Robert Walter, Riate College
Nellie E. Marshall,
Leslie Bheley, Snow Shoe
Annie Greena'eh,
State College
Saow Shoe
Thomas R, Hines, Mingoville
Viola F. Fulton, Mingoville
George W. Evans, Morrisdale
Anna I. Carr, Morrisdale
H.T. Mann, Mill Hall
Edith Budinger, Saow Shoe
J. E. Kreamer, Bellefonts
Anna Charlton, Winbarne
John W. Harris, L
Viola Biddle, Lenora
William J. Markle, State College
Mary R. Williams, Wilksbarre
Adam 8S. Hannon, Lemont
Ida May Bhusy, Lemont
Edward J. Green, Bellefonte
Virna Bush, Bellefoats
Jeflerson Martin, Moshannon
Amanda J. Fahr, Moshannon
Woodring, Tyrone
nore
George (.
Harris 1ownshlip
William Tibbens and son Wilbur, of
near Roopsburg, spent Thursday at
Boalsburg.
Dr. Li. E. Kidder purchased Mrs,
Rankin’s home at Boalsburg for $800,
for $810
Rev. SBtonecypher preached a sermon |
to the Knights of Malta on Bunday,
which was well attended, |
The public walk is completed ; all |
are so well pleased that quite a number
of walks are being built to the front of
private residences.
Everybody had an enjoyable time at
the festival given by the base ball club
Haturday evening, and a neat sum was
added to their treasury,
David Stuart, of Pittsburg, spent a
short time in Boalsburg the early part
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. D, K. Mothersbaugh,
of Williamsport, announced the birth
ofa son, on Monday, June 27th,
named Kenneth Leonidas, |
Miss Margaretta (Goheen is this week
attending the commencement at the
Millersville Normal School ; also the
fifth reunion of her classy, Bhe will
visit for several weeks with the Rev,
8. M. Roeder family, at Glen Rock,
and the Misses Roeder at York.
Prof. Edgar Place and family, of
Marshall, Missouri, are spending part
of their vacation in Boalsburg.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Black, who
have been at home in Boalsburg dur- |
ing the past twenty-one years are
leaving some time this week for their
new home at Derry, The best wish.
es of their friends in this community
go with them,
Clement Dale, of Houserville, attend-
ed to business at Boalsburg Tuesday.
The teachers for the public schools
who were elected are as follows :
Colyer.
The clicking of the reaper will soon
be heard.
Mrs, Philip Bradford and children,
of Lemont, are paying Mri. Bradford's
parents a brief viait at this place.
Jesse Nevel and family spent Bun-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G.
M. Cooney.
Among Lhe sick is Mra. Peter Boal,
who is ill with pneumonia.
George Nevel and Lester Weaver, of
Lewistown, spent Bunday with the
former's mother, Mrs, Mahala Nevel.
Miss Maud Neff spant Bunday with
her friends, Misses Clara and Blanche
Reaiber
Port Matilds
George H. Thompson, Pittsburg i
Mettamora Davis, Philips burg
Spring Millis.
Prof. B. C. ( Pr. E., of Altoo-
na, was a guest at the Methodist par-
sonage over Hunday,
Miss Hele Bartholomew, of Centre
Hall, was a Spring Mills visitor over
Bunday.
Quite a number of people from town
attended the Children’s Day services
at the Balem Reformed church, east of
town, Bunday evening.
8B. L. Condo and wife made a trip to
Milroy Saturday.
B. W. Ripka, of Centre Hill, was a
visitor in town Friday evening, acd
attended the regular session of the I.
0. 0. F. Lodge.
Quite a number of the members of
the Lady Violet Rebekah Lodge were
in attendance at the institution of
new Rebekah Lodge
Thursday afternoon
last week, where they were royally
entertained.
The stork visited the homes of John
Meyer and Bamuel Stitzer, Saturday
night. At the former place a bouncing
boy was left and at the latter place a
girl.
D. D. Royer and wife, of Rebers-
burg, were guests at the home of
Charles Secrist, on Friday.
Mrs. Charles Robb, of Bellefonte,
and 8B, G. Burrell and family, of Mill.
heim, were guests at the home of P.
R. Aumsv, on Bunday.
Al Delhl, wife and son, Mrs.
Holmes, and Mra. Martin, all of State
College, spent Bunday with Dr. and
Mrs. Braucht,
The Rice and Ball show, which ex-
hibited here on Saturday evening, was
largely attended.
Miss Mary Homan, of Oak Hall,
and Mr, Pauling, of Muncy, spent
Baturday with Miss Mabel Long, who
Is spending her vacation with her
parents,
Harry Allison and wife were to
Mann over Bunday.
Mrs. Ward Gramley, Mr. and Mrs,
Walter, of Miliheim, spent Sunday at
the home of T. M. Gramley.
Tibben Zabler took his sister, Mrs.
Charles Grenoble, to her home at
Burpham,
Children’s service in the Lutheran
church was well rendered and iargely
attended.
Bpeer Burrell and family, of Mill.
heim, and Mrs, Charles Robb, of
Bellefonte, spent Bunday with Peter
Auman,
Roy McClellan, of West Milton, is
paying his relatives a visit,
Word was received of the death of
of Mrs, Frances Foster, of Aaronsburg.
Bhe was 8 member of the Presbyterian
charch of this place,
Catharine RK. Reese,
onner ’
atl
Axe
of
Mins Bertha Bradford,
spent Ssturday afternoon
friend, Miss Ada Meese,
Misses [da Klinefelter and Elizabeth
Bitner were entertained by their
friend, Miss Ada Smith, on Baturday.
Lemont,
with her
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Sober.
0. J. Wolf is improving his house by
giving it a coat of paint.
Fishing is becoming a pastime with
some of our boys.
Children’s service at the Paradise
church was well attended.
A good many attended the show
at Coburn last Friday evening.
Farmers in this section will have no
cause to complisin of their hay crop
this year ; the wheat crop is also look-
ing well,
Miss Annie Auman was a caller at
the U. G. Auman home on Sanday.
AVIATION WEEK A
It is not far back to ** Da
world will demonstrate their master
will fly daily from July 4 to 11.
Walter |
will give exhibitions July 7t0 11 in
machines,
11, directly over the beach front an
Aaronsburg,
Mrs, Thomas Hare, of Altoona, and
Mrs. John Hackenberg, of Milton,
visited at the homes of Luther E
Btover and C, G, Bright last week,
Mrs, Anna Wolfe and son Edwin
and family, of Wolfs Btore, spent a few
days at the home of Mrs, Efe
Quite a number of the children in
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee, of Tussey-
in their automobile
The Citizens’ Band furnished the
music for the Odd Fellows at this
place and Millheim Baturday of last
week,
Mrs. R. U. Wasson has gone to gpend
some time with her mother at Pleasant
Gap,
Martin Helsel, of Holsopple,
at the home of his
visited
father-in-law,
Herbert Yearick, of Bunbury, visited
at the home of George Homan.
Mrs, Clayton Wyle, of Burnham,
spent a few days with her mother,
Mrs. Bchrefflar, and other friends in
town,
Paul Bwabb and son, cf Farmers
Mills, were guests at the home of the
former's mother on Bunday.
Mrs. C. C. Bell, accompanied by
Miss Louden, of Huntingdon, have
gone to spend a few days with friends
at Bellefonte. From there they expect
to return home.
Btewart Anderson, of Altoons, snent
a few days at the home of
Ntover.
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Tussey ville.
Mr. and Mrs. 8B. C. Druogart, little
daughter Emaline, and Miss Hattie
McCool spent several! days last week
at Huntingdon. The trip was made
in Mr. Bruogart’s automobile,
Misses Fdna M. and Gertrude E
Ishler spent Thursday aftérnoon and
evening very delightfully at the home
of their friends, the Misses Ida and
Elizabeth Bitner,
Mrs. R. R. Rickard and children,
and Mrs. William Rockey spent SBatur-
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Lee.
Rath Martz spent Saturday with her
friend, Esther Biter,
Miss Maud Nefl was a pleasant
visitor at the homie of the Misses Clara
aud Blanche Reiber, Saturday and
Bunday.
Miss Jennie Bodtorf who has been
nursing a fractured arm for the past
three months, resumed her work on
last Wednesday in the home of Mr.
and Mm. William Lee,
Miss Naomi Martz has sufficiently
recovered from her recent illness to be
able to be out again.
H. F. Rossman and W.
attended the sale of
properly of A. A. Black
lA
“ It cured me, It saved the
life of my child, '’ are the expressions
you hear every day about Chamber
Iain'a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. This is true the world over
where this valuable remedy has been
introduced. No other medicine in use
for diarrhoea or bowel complaints has
received such general approval. The
secret of the success of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
is that it curse. Bold by Murray sod
Bitner,
F. Roc key
the personal
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The old Thompson shingle mill, at
Polters Milis, property of Merchant
Emanuel Smith, was burned to the
ground Monday night. The mill bad
not been in use for a number of years.
T ATLANTIC CITY
rins Green and his flyin’ machine ”
y of the air,
/
a Wright aeroplane.
d ocean,
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ts name describes it-—it is gear
clog up, chains and sprockets t«
of trouble, The long easy
tea:
loaders do,
without ing off the leaver o
as other
The GEARLESS Hay Loader
buy, but if is the best one.
them,
CaN
asked for
the wagon ; it does not
clogging. The Gearless is sold
The Gearless will
up onto
less, and has break,
no end
no gears {o
y break, run off and cause
shape without chewing it
r without threshing out the
up,
seed
"
loader you
They are worth more than is
ading ; it pushes the hay well
need a watchman to keep it from
on its merits, because it never
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hat have gone before,
prey y 5 4
ae lancaster rake gathers uj
hay freely passes
The Lancaster rake is dr
x i. fs
ven in
tin complicated n
machine will rake
Pine Grove Miils,
Miss Nell Randolph spent seversl
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
jurwell, of Btowe,
Mrs. Rudy and two little children,
of Harrisburg, visited at the home of
James Bmith Isst week,
Alfred Musser, of Clearfield, Is visit.
ing his mother, Mre. Kate Musser.
Mrs. Barwell and little daughter
Thelma are visiting Mm, Burwell's
mother, Mrs. William Randolph.
Fred Tate is visiting relatives
Philipsburg.
Mise Sallie Barr aud brother David
Barr have just returned from a six
weeks’ visit tO friends io Kansas,
Miss Gertrude Keichline spent
Thursday with friends in Boalsburg,
Miss Mary Ward who hss been
spending the past year in Pittsburg
has returned to ber home here,
A. J. Tate, who is at present employ-
ed at Philipsburg, spent Sunday with
his family here,
Mre. James Ward, of Pittsburg, ie
visiting at the home of William Ward.
Miss Margaret Peters is visiting at
the home of her brother Authur
Peters, of Oak Hall.
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No man is so greedy as to want to
take both sides of a Jusstion. |
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NOTE THE PRICES:
New Springeauphit h
Ciscoes
10 Ib, pail
15 Ib, pail -
20 Ib, pail
25 1b,— 1-4 bbl, 1.59
40 Ib,—1-4 bbl- - - 2.39
Compare Prices. You will find
mine among the lowest,
GOOD FLOUR
a 38
C. Ww. Swartz 8}
Tusseyville, Pa.
69¢
- 99¢
- $1.29
Tk!
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fay Rake are combined all the good
simple, durable, well made, easii
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into a continuous, loose and fAufly
yun the main axle ; the poy
achinery.
¢ bars there is obtained speed, whic
clean the shortest blue grass as well as the
and avoided the faults of
windrow,
y des
heaviest timothy or clover
There is a demand
Clothes—a demand
to-day for style in
that is country-wide
If your dealer does
not supply this de-
sure of getting it.
vince you.
Store
closes at 6 P. M.,, except on
GRAIN MARKET,
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If you are not satisfied alter ——
according to directions two-thirds of a
bottle of Chamberlain's SBtomsch and
Liver (Tablets, you can have your
money back. The tablets cleanse and
lovigorate the stomach, improve the
digestion, regulate the bowels. Give
them trial and get well. Bold by
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settlement,
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DR. SOL. M. NISSLEY,
VETERINARY SURGEON,
raduate of the University of Penn's
ce at Palace Livery Stable, Belle
fonte, Pa. Both ‘phones,
oot.1miyr.
‘Steven's’ Double Barrel Hammerless
Shotgun for Sale | The gun, is sracuosng
but two seasons. Guamntesd al right tn every
respect. Will be sold at a Bargain, Apply at the
office of
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CURES : Flesh Wounds, Ulcers,
Felons, Carbuncles,