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fhe CENTRE REPORTER.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 1912
LOOALY
The firat issue of the Reporter in
1912.
John D. Meyer, cashier of one of
the leading banking institutions in
Altoona, ate his Christmuas dinner in
Centre Hall, with his parents,
Jeage Templeton and Ralph Horper,
both of Altoona, spent part of Christ.
mas week with the latter's grand.
mother, Mrs. Kate Horner, in Centre
Hall.
John Condo, a shipping clerk in the
Philipsburg railroad office, twice broke
the same bone in his leg in the space
of a very short time. He bad just
been discharged from the hospital,
when he fell, breaking the bone the
second time,
The state appropriations to the
Chester, Berks sud Yark county fairs
was held up by Auditor General A, E
Bisson. The action of the official is
due to the fact that it was proven thst
gambling of various characters was
permitted by the managers of the fair
associations,
Guy Jacobs, of York, visited his
mother, Mrs, Elizabeth Jacobe, and
also attended the funeral of his uncle,
Col John W. Btuart, at Sate College.
Mr. Stuart sided the young man io
his ga career, being me
t han the usual attachment of uncle
aud vephew veiween the two,
Mrs. H, H.. Mark, accompanied bh
her son H. Roy} made a trip to Al
toona and JoBustown. At the former
place she visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Goodhart, and at latter place,
Mrs Mark, the widow of the late Prof
GG. W. Mark, who
lived in Centre Hall.
Rev, Hamil Bosal,
Rev. James W, Boal, scent Christmas
week with his mother in Beilefonte,
He was accompanied by Mrs, Boa,
and before comiug to Bellefonts for s
waek they were at her home in Ew.
ton. Rev. and Mrs, Boal are now
cated in Macomb, Illinois.
Dr. Alfred Vivian, acting dean,
Ohio Agriculture College, the leading
lecturer at Farmer's Week, expressed
the desire to confer L. L. M. D,, a
new degree, on the farmers of Peon.
sylvapia. The degree signifies, lime,
legumes, manure, drainage. There is
a lesson in these let.ers if you are able
to get it,
there re
the
for a short time
sya of the late
lo.
Centre Hall and vicinity was fairly
well represented at Pennsylvan's
State College during Farmeg's Week
Among others who attended the ses
gions were Messrs. Samuel Darst,
William F. Colyer, Bidoey C. Poor-
man, D W, Bradford, L. L. Smith,
T. C. Bartges, Rev. B. A. SBuyder, and
8. W. Bwmith
hiesars,
Lawrence
Maxwell
Meeker,
Harshbarger,
of Potters Mills,
and Charles Bmith, of Centre Hill,
were guests of J. E. Harshbarger, ip
Alt over Christmas. The former,
by the way, remained with his broth.
er, a daler in pasteurized milk in thst
city, but the other two young men
have returned home,
MOB,
Newspapers in adjoining counties
are now figuring out —or rather trylug
to do so—whether the location of the
pan in Centre county will be of
material benefit from a ecommerein)
standpoint. Thera ia a waristion of
opinionon the savjsas. Oe thing i=
certain, the industry will no
down dari )
it prov
Iasi
gig
In the large festival hall conneetsd
with the Williamsburg L.utheran
church, a surprise was sprung on the
pastor, Rev. J. M. Rearick, formerly
pastor of the Penns Valley Lutheran
charge. A dinner was served and be
fore leaviug the room oue of the mem
bers iu behalf of those assembled pre
sen led the pastor with a purse, with
instructions to use the contents in the
purchase of a fur-lined overcoat for
himaelf,
Two aceidents happened in the vi.
cinity of Pine Grove Mills, resulting
in broken limbs, Edward 8 Moore,
wirile falling a tree stepped back to
the tree fall, and in doing so one f
feel osught hetween two rocke,
throwing him to the ground with suf
fleet force to break the bone in his
ber blow the knee, The other afl.»
Maw. Charles
Boy was w' rack HY os harn door,
rut by the wind, oreskiag oe
eft arm
wy
Film
sr favo om mishisp be
“nid
drive
' There were two smash ups the other
[Ras tarday evening, both happening
/ while young men were on their way
to see their sweethearts. Just west of
| Centre Hall the horse driven by
Messrs. Rnone Gingery and Gregg
Carper, both of Linden Hall, took
fright et a rabbit dashing over the
road just in front of him. The bugey
was overturn the dash torn off,
and the oung men spilled, but neither
of them were injured, Grover Weaver
was the other young man to have a
mishap, Oo this side of Centre Hill
his horse took fright and in «no {ostant
the man, bugey, horse and all, were
lying at a foot of an emban km nt
several feet high, The injuries to Mr,
Weaver snd his outfit were slight,
In neither case were the young ladies
interested disappointed, for the just.
before-Christioas-tete-n-tote was not
postponed.
Marringe wlcenses,
Harry R. Benner, Oak Hall
Nellie J. Struble, State College
M. Roy Hoy, Zion
Mary B. Martin, Lamar
Edward N. Corman, Johnstown
Eva V Stover, Aaronsburg
[Guay P. Springer, Millheim
Pearl RB. Runkle, Centre Hall
Elmer E Hubler, Rebersburg
Elsie A Miller, Tylersville
Charles C. Fryer, Coburn
Anuie M. Hironumus, Weikert
Joseph Beckenbaugh, Rebersburg
Hensyl Young, Howard
Clara B. McKinney, Moshannon
Namuoel M. Rice, Bellefonte
Catbarine Rice, Elwood City
David L. Keller, Axe Mann
Louisa B. Btover, Axe Mann
Forest Boott, Mupsan Station
Nellie Davis, Muuson Station
Milton W. Eidy, Ev
Rebecca W. Relley, State College
Harry Glenn, State College
Lola B. Sents, State College
'RIO0.
Jos. Wm Eirich, Philipsburg
Rose A. Williams, Philipsburg
Clayton B Stover, Spring Mills
{ Estella V. Wolfe, Spring Mills
Henry F. Kessinger,
Margaret Irvin,
Bispehard
Blanchard
Mark
Penon’a Furnace
Miclhinal Brealer, Warriors
Mionie V Gummo,
Agnew KE
Dora A.
A. H E-«penshade,
Erma M Fry,
Lidmbert, spring Mills
Murk, Sprivg Mil
state College
Minte (‘ollege
lin itemm—
nsSdur.,
Ge wite
this week iu Bellefonte
Mr aiid Mrs, Jarmues
M Ard and e
days
AA
Miss Hara in spending
and
datghier
a few
Yeaver st :
Menara, Cl
Veer Epes
Mrs, Hazlet!
visited at the howe
inst week,
Huil,
James Weaver
the of his son-in-l
Houtz for several days last
Mra
home nw sohn
week,
Charles Oiwig return«d to
KILL SHARKS FOR FUN.
Kanakas Can Whip the Man Eaters In
a Fair Fight.
In the Pacific ocean lives a race of
wen who outswim fish and who can
kill man eating sharks in a fair fight
They are Kanakas, the seamen who
are natives of the Hawaiian Islands.
“A native can whip a shark because
he can outswim him," states an Amer-
jean who bas been living in the isiands
many years. *l never heard of a na-
tive being Injured by a shark, and
there is a superstitition among them
will refuse to fight. This is not true,
and grew out of the fact that
nlways whips a shark. A
ka will spy a shark and, taking
It fair fight, because the
is n
the howe of her son Walter, Har
tiston.
ul
From last week.
Miss Reb-ceoa Bovder spent
with
Mies Mary Stover apant
week in
Milton,
Rev. W. D.
Christiuas at
st Poeun
Pierce
her sister at Slate College.
Christmas
Lewistown,
Donat and family
the home
Hall
Minnick and
gpent
of James (
Condo,
family, of
Piainfleld, Iiiivois, are visiiiog at
home of Polly George,
Thomas Weaver who had been
ployed Eveusturg for
mouths bas retarned home,
Mr. and Mrs Freuk Richardson,
Philadelphia
bow William Wolf,
Mrs. Bailey and son
spent somet
Geesey,
Mra Zorhy and
Horsee Blover, of Youngstown,
spent a few weeks at the home
pareuta
Mr. and
an.
at peveral
ne of
ime at the home
Hesale
Mrs, He Acker,
dr. a
Chris mas
Warren Winkisbices and family
and Mr, and Mrs, James Roush spent
Christmas at the home of John Det
wiler near Centre Hall,
Miss Marian Sover, of Harrisburg,
and brother Psu', of Williamaport,
spent Cbristmas with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs, A. 8. Hlover,
Leroy Mensch, a studeut ian the
Peabody Conwrvatory of musie, at
Baltimore, Maryland, ie spendiug his
vacation wita his Mr. aud
Ms KW. Mauch,
A ———
patents,
The important subj-ct of Rising wil
not down ne geting
settle l, bul the va wat of troub's ovr
ft that nas recently eX perivnecd
i vari waa pret of the cmairey wil
Pp abmbly H «
avd near CRRA, rage oa 4 wd
divore ss have croid sa oe
aAhoat the prooian Ha bh beni be
mony 1a 80 contrad.tiry as to leave
small hopa for a solution of the ques.
on in a way that will bring comfort
toall, Even ifousarrived at sn un-
derstanding of how to kiss, the searce-
ly less important feattire of how often
comes up for consideration one,
one lady claims that the dest
stretches of a loug married life have
uot been brokan by a single osculstory
oasis ; another who looked for Buches,
only got proka, and stil muother wae
smothered and suffocated by super
laity, Wherefrom, It will
that with kisses, as with
['2 a 0a
Dan
the teas
fore
ihe
fre
wealth,
the great desiderstum
A AIM TO SA ARIS.
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knife. The shark will make for
the swimmer, and when it is in range
will flop suddenly on its which
sary before it enn use
} enemy
will sink
ie up nud rip the crea
open with a quick slash of the
etimes they will avold the
time, cutting it on
icking it to arouse its
side,
its powerful faws to erush ar
shark t
and co;
urns the native
nfter
tigie
nent it outthrills a bull
Free ress,
TUBES > _FOR_LUNGS.
:] am by Which Insects Are
Enabl ed to Breathe.
Tel lungs
wis have ne
stead they present a
of tubes running
ngth of thelr bodies,
eyed to every
and
‘ither one
have
Con
gainst collapse
re has fur
es with a fine
he water as
gide of
exceedingly
which runs a
hese plates
oxygen con
» tall ends in
|
Lions,
water as
gills. Thelr
means of
the tall
swoward
atures may
In Russia.
iin the “praver
or cottage
k, or a shed attach
ve farmstead sur
ns qn of
according to the
A separate bulid
f£
oli s ior wie ii)
antities
| ove irals of Rus
be provided in
¢ of canes. The
nee!
vot to
meet
r idm or
It Is without ceil
trod
the hare earth,
ny feet through
nd worn
lin are {ime wash
oration or adorn
oden bench
room The
into
ugh we
¢ the
ud children crowd
rouging the door
together on the
stove. ~Sunday at
~ing Wires,
“l
oe sre silent,
they are sonorous.
al agitation alone
les that the
ther When the
wens
Jeep tire cha
“edd for within two days
shrill or sharp
within a
nee
ene
ging. An Italian scien
annie agitation produced
depression and trans.
ihe wires hy the telegraph
arper's Weekly,
Lots of Hunting,
talk Lind tarned apon hunting
und by one of the ndult visitors,
Inmie’'s rapt and eager look,
remnrked wrily:
“Well I don't suppose you've
had a chance to do much hunting yet?
“Noi many kinds, but lots of It.” ex-
Platued dnmie “I've never hunted
bears or Hons, but I've hunted gran
y's spectacles most all over the
world!” «Chicngo Rerord Herald.
—— a ta GI RA
The
and by
noting
eh
sonny.
A Sticking Business,
“Well, Mra. Smith, and how's your
hueband
"Oh, he's doing well, thank you,
mum. He's got a Job nt the glue fao-
tory now."
“Ah, well, 1 hope he'll stick there!”
=~London Mall
A —
Hair Cteoalers.
It was unsafe for English children
to walk out alone In 1805, lest they
should be robbed of thelr hair for wig:
aliments and disorders that make life
miserable. Take Uhamberiaio’s
Stomach sod Liver Tables, keep your
bowels regular and you will avoid
these diseases, For sale by all dealers,
weve Fon TR
Ewra »
Contentment is natural wealth. Lux.
Bry is artificial poverty, —foorates, 3
I A A I.
Centre Reporter §1 » year.
BEEN
Harris township.
From last week.
Miss Efe Rishel wae home from
Bellefonte for Christmas,
Mies Ruth Kuhn, of Williamsport,
spent Christmas in thie place,
The teachers of the public schools
gave their pupils the usual Christmas
treat,
Miss Anna Bweeney Is enjoying part
of the holiday season with iriends in
Altoona,
Miss Busie Wagner and brother
Frank, of Altoona, spent Christmas at
Boalsburg,
The members of the Presbyterian
Sundsy School were treated with
candy and oranges.
John Musser, of Wilkesbarre, who |
came to attend the funeral of his
uncle, John Btuart, spent Christmas |
at Boalsburg. |
Charles Mothersbaugh,
employed at Derry for the
monthe, returned to his
Hillside farm last week,
David Stuart, Mr. and Mre. George
Btuart, and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben
Biuart, of Bellevue, spent Christmas
with their mother. |
Nedson Keller, of Linden Hall, &/
student at the Musical nt
Belinsgrove, spent part of his vacation
with some of his associates st Boals-
burg.
Mr. and
daughter,
was |
three
at the!
w'
past
0
home
College
Mrs E W. Bweeney and
Mise Anns, Mme. E A
Fisher and son George, Miss Margaret!
Lytle, Mrs. J. H. Meyer, Mr. and Mra
William Goheen, Mr. and Mrs Frank
McFarlane, Mr. and Mre. J. H. Jacobs,
and Mr, and Mrs, O. W. Stover st-
tended the funeral of John Stuart
Tuesday,
At the Lutheran
churches joyous Christ
on |
Reformed
entertain. |
Funday
crowds
and
fas
ments were given
RBehools which sftracts i!
ay that thes
passed those of Lhe pre
the
re
e services pi
The
recs
hy
It ju nsfe toa
vious year
singing was inspiring and the
tions rendered by
er joaved.
ia
the children were
and |
candy were distributed among sll the |
members of the schools, and slso to al!
Or
thoroughly Oranges
the children of the congregations,
ferings were given for the B
Edueation aud the orphan ¢
One of the most er joyable events of
the Christmas season was the gather.
ing of children of the sges from
to twelve years at the
home on Thureday
| inst. The teachers and
| Baalaburg
town, the Branch,
Hill and Walnut
other javited
nambering in sll about two hundred
A st filled with easndy, at
orange, aud some toys were
ward
Allee,
Theodore Boa
afternoon,
pupils
anh,
Oak
Grove,
primary
Hall, Rock
and a few
gusala were
ockl | Fd
mental gifis to the older ones,
——
{ ehildrea bear in mind that
Inin’s Cough Remedy is most eflectusi
and that it contains no harmful
{| For sale by all dealers,
|
drug. |
scalp clean and healthy,
destroys all dandruff, and
greatly promotes the growth
of the hair. You will cer-
tainly be pleased with it as
a dressing for your hair. It
keeps the hair soft and
smooth and promptly checks
any falling of the hair. It
does not color the hair, and
cannot injure the hair or
scalp. Consult your doctor
about these hair problems.
Ask him what he thinks of
Ayer’'s Hair Vigor.
Made py tha J ©. AYER CO...
Lawell, Mane
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At the close of another
year in business, we
thank you for past
favors and hope to
have a continuance
of the same during
1912; also extend
our hecartiest wishes
for a prosperous New
Year and many of
them,
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA.
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During Christmas week the chair
works at Lewlshurg closed down
owing to the making of ndjastments
to machinery and buildings, snd ge
8 congequence several huadred em
ployees were laid «ff. Work wae re.
sumed Tuesday of this week.
mention ———
No you know that fully nine out of
every ten cases of rheumatism
simply rheumatism of the muecles du
to cold or damp, or ehronie
tism, and require no
ment whatever?
Liniment freely
it gives relief
mte
rheume~
internal treat
Apply Chamberlain's
and ses how quickly
For sale by all deslers,
| THE EMPIRE
GRAIN DRILL
is an implement that will
soon be needed, if perfect
peeding is desired. The
Empire has no superior,
THE DeLAVAL
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is acknowle
only perioct t
DeLAVAL SEPARAT
O15 will
onomy if use
D. w. ERADIO
Bell Te
UR NEW BUILD-
ING is now complet-
ed and we have built with
a view of doing
Repairing
of all kinds of
Vehicles
on a large scale. This means re-
pairing woodwork, ironing,
trimming, and rebuilding vehicles.
Carload of Sleighs
Buggies& Carriages
of all descriptions,
Blankets and Plush Robes
We call
of
attention
line of
HARNESS
for themselves,
S.L. CONDO
SPRING MILLS.
spec ial to
our
They will speak
PLUMBING
Bath Room Work and
General Plumbing
Hot Water Heating
J. S. ROWE
CERTRE HALL PA.
large busine
believe, to our lowes
We ex
nest
ib
chandise.
due, we
for first-class mer-
1912 the banner
is our idea.
ways a Customer
year,
For the