THE CENTRE REPORTERS.
ISSUED (WEEKLY.
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8. WW. 4ruTh, Editor ana Proprio:
Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
Centre Hawi, . ,
THU
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
United Evangeheal-Lemont, morning ;
den Hall afternoon.
Presb
SDAY, FEBRUARY 15 1912
Lin’
terian—Centre Hall, morning ; Spring
Mills niternoon.
Lut
viiie, &
an--Spring Mills, morning ; Tusey-
soon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Refurmed—Spring Mills, morning ; Union, af-
Centre Hall, evening. At the fosmer
r places a Foreign Missionary service,
‘ All Sheep are Mine," will be used
ou will be in harmony with the theme’
Hall, morn.
afterngon ;
terno
and lat
The sx
Heal Assoclation—Linden
ing ; Fusseyville, communion,
Spring Mills, eveuing.
EVAL
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
ww an ounc: myself as 8 candidate for
' of Representative in the General As
{ Penusylvania subject to the decision
mocratic voters of Ceatre county as she
s 0 be held Baturday, April 18th, 1933,
GEORGE A. BEEZER,
Bellefonte, Pa.
LODALS
Nidvey I. Poorman advertises sale
of farm stock and a lot of pew imple
ments for Thursday, March 7.
Misses Benner are here from
visit their
r, Mrs. Nanéy Benner,
The
Philadelphia on a to
maotl
M
dent
Mary Delinda Potter, a #u-
t Bucknell University, was with
her parents in Centre Hall over ®Ban-
dav.
Zeigler Brothers, of ngar
burg, will sell an unwsuslly
t of cows at their sale on Toes.
Ge
ES —
FOSTER GEYSNER A SUICIDE,
Committed Hash Act at Wolf's Store, at
some of George Smith, His Brother.
in-dawstrychuing Used to End Life
Foster Gessner ended his life on
Chursday morning by taking strych.
nine. Bitting at the breakfast table at
the home of his brother-in-law, George
Smith, at Wolfs Btore, he said ne felt
sick, and a few minutes later fell from
the chair-—dead,
Gessner’s life was a short chapter
here were fow oases in it. He isa ne-
tive of Northumberland ecunty, snd
frequently stated that his mother cared
nothing for nim and since he was six
years old he had no home. He grew
to maturity, but not maniiness,
Reugh and unreliable, he was with
out sympathetic and willing friends
when in need of them,
in
For several years Gessner worked
among farmers in lower Brush Valley,
and while employed by Harry Lim-
bert, Miss Flossie Runkle, daughter of
Israel Runkle, of Wolfs and
niece of James W. Ruaukle, of Centre
Hall, was a helper in the house
Eight or ten weeks ago the couple
were married.
chase furniture, with
begin housekerpivg, but he
Htore,
eto. which
Was
enough in him to become his gecurity
bim. He was employed QF
Stover, east
time of the tragedy. Tue
the fatal Thursday, he had been
by
of Rebersburg, st
wl
Coburp, and io the evenivg he
ed fromm Mr. SBtover's place to that
Mr. Wolfs Store, being
under the impression that his wife
i was there, but on
Smith's be discovered
Nmith’s, at
arriving at Mr
"Fle
Hal
at her howe at Woodward
Gessner went to his room at night
iarch 26,
f them are registered stock.
w.0.T
Grange Arcadia. All
the society and the L
ited present,
ents will be served.
? L
Light
to be
noection with a farmers insti-
Orangeville, Illinois. a poultry
vas held. In giving an account
Xhibitors, Bruce Goodheart is
ned as having had on hand
Partridge and White Wyan-
In «
tute a
8 Ww
of th
mei
Bufl,
doites
Mifflinburg’s burzess is making an
attempt to punish citizens who throw
ashes in the streets and alleys. This
is an offense against the laws of the
commonwealth, and about the uvest
way to prevent the promisouously
dumping of ashes into the street is to
put that particular law Jnto effect
Oue application will work wondem,
Mr. snd Mrs. John Rudy will fol-
low and Mrs, Edward Lair in the
tel it house on the E. M. Hayett
far vest of Centre Hall, and of
ir. Rudy will be employed on
m by P. H. Luse. They are
ing with Mre. Rudy’s parents,
I Mrs. George W. Potter, on
ckerboffl farm near Oid Fort.
week mention was made of the
st Mrs, William Auman of
een Brier, died suddenly while
ug to attend the funeral of her
Samuel Fryer. Oa Saturday
Auman was buried, and Mr, and
Hobert Fryer, of Potters Mills,
yer being a brother of Mrs.
, @ttended her funeral, and
LOuir avsence al these serviees
on, William, aged sevea years
rling, the cow buyer, will ship
{cows to the east ou Friday,
The severe weather during the past
month and the slow sale of cows in
the esel bad deterred him from ty
ing cows for a season, but since eon.
ditio in the east have become
slightly better he is again willing to
Fiskt Le chance to make a small prof
it. The benefits of haviog a regular
shipper of cows must wot be lost sigh
of. Cow growing in Centre county
bas become more than a side line
with muany farmers, and this makes
it necessary that a go.d outlet be het
at all times,
In examining the titles to the prop-
erties covered by the pen site it wae
found ti. at a number of them were ime
perfect. Of course, the titles were not
defective tosuch a degree that trans
fars cannot be made, but in many in-
Stavces mortagages snd judgments
had not been satisfied, although the
records show the indebtedness had
ben paid, Many other slight defects
Wore brought to ligut. This
shows ' Le necessity of great Care ou
the part of all public officials in the
periotmnnes of their duties
BO
but did not go to bed iatand he
| walked the floor until no ing. Af
ter daylight he walked o od wn
BOMmetl if
{gone for
a late breakfes’,
;
iting what he ha
[to the breakfast tab
| is noted above,
I'he
twenty
made
Bingaman
aofortuone man was aged but
me years, Iaterment was
made at Wolfs
officiating.
was attended by his wife
mtiesmbinibsmim
Harris 1ownsnip.
Miss Rachel Rothrock spent Friday
and Saturday at Bellefonte,
William
ness at Mifflioburg last
bual-
1 to
Week.
(Gioheen stlende
John Btover, of McBrides Gap viait-
ed relatives at Boalsburg lsst week.
Mrs. Leuker died at the home of her
son at Green Island, New York.
George E Meyer attended thie funer-
al of J. Henry Belle-
foate on Friday,
n of the
Boalsg airg
Fistiburn, at
of the
frozen
Que secti msio line
water pipe at is
Strepuous efforts
open it,
are Deing msde to
last week at the home of his brother,
Dr. Hersey M .thersbsugh, al
Creek, who is in poor health,
Beech
aod waflle supper iu the Bosal hall on
Saturday evening, 24ih lustaut,
L. Mothersbaugh, of Boaleburg and
sister Mra. Samuel Glenn, of the
Branch, attended the fuvers! of their
sis'er Mrs. Busan Lenker, at
on Monday.
Mr.and Mis. Newton Neidigh, of
Pine Hall, were guests at the Heform-
ed parsonage Iss. Taursday and at
tended the services in the Reformed
church io the evening.
Heuovo
Samuel Moyer, of Uambeltown, who
came to Bellefoute last week to attend
the funeral of his cousin, J. H. Fish.
burn, spent the early part of this week
with relatives at Boalsburg aud vicin-
ity.
Mra. Elizabeth Myers received »
telegram on Mondsy from Altoons.
announcing the death of her sister
Mrs. Margaret Smith, which occurred
at her home in that place ou Hunday
afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Straw are visit.
ing with the latter's parents, Mr. ano
Mrs. Israel Youog, near Boslsburg
They spout the ast two years ic Cana-
da, where Mr. Straw was in the em.
ploy of a construction company,
superintending some contract work,
After a short vacation they think of
going to Pittsburg,
William From, of Mifllinburg, and
sistor Mrs, Fiza eth Lingle with her
busband and daughters Nottie sod
Mary, of uear ~pring Mile, sttenied
the funeral of their brother John
Keller From, at Boalsbure, sn Mou-
A provision of the postal laws Do
enf reed in that prouiviting post mes.
ters from permitting postal cards bear
Ing ** matter manifestly obscene, lewd
or lascivious” from pmesing through
tue mails, Postmasters, If they per
form their duty, will withdraw from
the mails every post card besring a
picture or language that is obascens,
indecent or improper, and if there Is
doubt sy to whether a card Is suf-
clently ot jectionable to warrant its ex-
clusion it should be forwarded to the
s department for declelon. This Is an
item that may be read with profit at
this particular time. No further com.
day forenoon, O hers who were pres
“ot from a distance were JH. Meyer
and Beware Bailey aod slave s Pine
Grove Mills ; Me. and Mrs William
Baird, Centre Hall, and Arthur B
Kimport, of Bellefonte,
SA Sot Os
Marrings cloensen,
Jesse H. Hall, Fleming
Myrtle M Bisset, Fleming
Paul M. Winkelblech, Asr nsbarg
Olle E. Treaster, Asronsburyg
Thomas Davis, Cuba Mines
Margaret E Jones, Hawk Run
John L. Welker, Curwensville
ment is necessary,
5
Beporter Reglitor,
Maude Mecker, Potters Mills
Grace Btover, Centre Hall
Mrs. Guy Springer, Millhelm
Anna Bmith, Centre Hall
Robert D Musser, Spring Mills
George A. Beezer, Bellefonte
FP. L. Beezer, Bellefonte
Mm. Dora Moyer, Potters Mills
Mrs, Ashbridge Thomas, Potters Mills
J. T. Campbell, Potters Millis
A, Brooks Cellax, Hazleton
JE. Zeigler, Rebersburg
John Klinefelter, Rebersburg
Wallace O. Horuer, Pleasant Gap
E. H. Eaugard, Spring Mills
J. M, Goodhart, Spring Mills
J. L. Decker, Centres Hall
Frank D. Odman, Centre Hall
Verna B, Weaver, Centre Hall
H., FF. Musser, Ceutre Hill
George Earhart, Centre Hall
Wm. F. McKinney, Potters Milly
8B. IL Poorman, Centre Hall
George E. Heckman, Centre Hall
Mr. and Mrs, Adam Neese, Spring Mills
Oscar Weaver, Linden Hall
Hall
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opring Milis
Fromm Walker, Centre
Collega
A party of young people from this
Wednesday
¢, 8t Millbeim.
piste pant evenlug
Kesale:
Robert Museer, of Altoonn,
few days with bis parents,
Mrs HK. D. Musser.
Those who
have completed
| teacher traluing clase course an
entitled to dipiomas are Charls
over, Laatheran se dom ; Rev, Su
Hower Snook,
Mmm. CO P
| Presbyterian
| shook,
Hall
Evangelical sol
Austin
echool Mr,
Mrs, Willlam Hetting
L ag,
Lutheran echo
Zabler is the teacher,
i Among those who alte
| fa | of Mrs. Re
fuesday were
spd granddaughter, of
Eiizabeth Small, M
Allo
Qahler,
eral becca Hanos or
Pearce Harshberger
8010 Pltealr
M
Ya
aud
Joseph
irs,
Harshberger, ns:
sud 4d
wf
aii
of Renovo
- - > —
Brush Valley.
v
Esti
Vl lesen
i
ting friends
The young people
& parly st the home
Inst fed n day
t were: Leo, Dwight ax
Jodie Duck, Eis
le, Li A
zzie Wer
Mirayer,
preser
H
Elsi
and
Mary
Anule
Bharer,
Duck,
Fred
| Harry
oman,
(irenob
Ids
Fravkeoberger,
Dutrow, Bertha
Lizzie Fetus
Eraest ¥ ine, Alen
Rachau, Vilas and Paul
Musser, Russel nd
Grove, Ralph, John and Chm
| Frankenberger, George and Berirsn
| Feiterolf, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fran)
| enberger and Mr snd Mrs. Willlsm
i
|
| Fetterolf. All report haviog bsd »
A arg Greet
ron f
i fine time
— ltl mma
The sale season opened on Wednes.
dsy. County Treasurer John D
er waa the first to have the experienc
“rr.
dill -
Ten thorobred Daroc shoals
FOR SALE
ing seventy-five ibs, all open sows.
F. CAMPBELL,
Peuns Cave
HORSE FOR BALE
sound and sl
driver ; Hambletotuian stock :
d siraigot in every
Pa.
Horse,
works ang where
a good look. 1,
MOYER
wolghis
right : 8 foe
nt
Rebersburg
Way. ~J. N
L.Auspry will go out from
this office Wednesday morn-
ing, February 21.
Coughs
and Colds
You could not please us bet-
ter than to ask your doctor
about Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
for coughs, colds, croup, bron-
chitis. Thousands of families
always keep it in the house.
The approval of their physi-
cian and the experience of
many years have given them
great confidence in this
standard cough medicine.
Sold for seventy years.
Any good doctor will tel you that a medi.
cine like Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral cannot
do its best work il the bowels are con.
stipated. Ask your doctor if he knows
anything better than Ayer’s Pills for cor-
Rosle M. Kubo, Bandy Ridge
ng this sluggishness of the liver,
esting ih the J. geiehns 00., Lowell, Mass.
Avarl Faclas
non Pleas of Centre
«a, there will be
BOROUGH OF BELLE
ON MONDAS
"i cold is a i
re interested just pow,
Cough R medy has
reputation snd immers
markable of colds
alwas es ho dep nded upon. For
slers
questo
ale by | re Cure
ent
e by ali di
A good motor is worthy of
the very best gasoline.
The three famous Waver'y
Gasolineg—-
16° — Special — Motor
Give Power Without Carbon
They are all refined, distilled and
treated. They contain no “natural”
gasolines, which are crude and une
refined and which casry the maxi-
mum of car ucing
elements,
£0.
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Also makers of Waverly Spec
Auto Of and Family
Favorite
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CNTORE QUARRY FOR BALE-The under-
| sigaed offers for sale thirty acres of
and, the entire tract being made up of a lime-
sone ridee. the stoue belong Of best quality for
Hme, Lalinst oor bullding putposes Trace opm
caled along the north #ide of Lewisburg and
Iyrone raliroad about one mile west of Spring
Mille, Wii be sold at reasonable price. For
further particulars enquire of,
DARIEL RIPKA,
Bpring Milis, Pa.
HAW MILL. DWEL.
BUILDIBG LOTS, ETC,
A Burning Glass That Adjusts the
Sight to Varying Distances.
One of the manifol ]
human
which the focal «
made fustantly ane
fort. This lens in ti sve | ie 0.12
+} runing els
JUurning gin OLAS
1.1}
1
thé glass ler
' PR
ad wond
eve Is the
XG MILL,
sG HOUSES,
VATE BALE ~~
gned. spent for the administratriz
f le Abrabam PV. Luse. and & member of
of the eve un tera! bu t hrm of A FP, Lasse & Bon, offers st priveie sale
it i enw mill lumber yard, cider press,
mill snd engine, dwelling houses
long, the property of A, P. Luse &
further luformation apply to
C. W, LUSE, Agent.
Cenire Hall, Pa
the sun's r
of |
en
per
WY
ilding
iil sold,
ING HOUSE FOR BALE-The tn-
reigned offers for sais the dwelling
ing the Penns Valley Basakiog
rity, on Church street, the prop-
picher home The house is in
i : mud commadious, and weil
further particulars apply Ww
W. B. MINGLE
Centre Hall, Pg
OK BALE~The usdemignes
for rent or sale his prorerly, one-
L of Colyer, containing about three
ind. having & goed house aut #lable,
0 Water, also 8 lot of young fruit
quinces, pesches and plums
an idea! place 10 rajse poui ry,
ow & good poultry house on the
property will be sold al 8 reasonable
| on favorable lerms. Good reason
1 Gispose
of it
C.D FRAZIER,
Spring Millis, Pa, R. D
have been exemin-
Hegister's office for
1 legatoes, creditors
arvested, and will be
8 Court of Centre Coun-
Wednesday, the 28th dsy
count of
Baral Eckley,
Palmer, late of
sarah
Harry Hoov-
decensed,
T. MeDow-
dimes, late
P. Gray and
! and testa
{ Moon town
township,
unt of George
Wf Simon Har.
ough, Sores 4
FEANK SMITH
Register of Wills,
ifde
These Cold Days Require!
by not being pre
is conducive to good
means a saving in doctor
A warm body
h, consequently it
bills,
Your Underwear would naturally give you
your first consideration, We invite you to
look over our various lines, including
i| UNDERWEAR, for Men, Women and
Children
SWEATERS, for Everybody
CAPS--a good sine for Men and Boys
The problem of keeping warm at nights can
only be solved by good Blankets, We have
A line of good, heavy BLANKETS
that you should sec before buying elsewhere.
Give us a call,
KREAMER & SON
Centre Hall, Pa.
A NEAT AND LEGIBLE
SALE BILL
draws the attention of prospective buyers and
Causes every article to be read with care, We
print your bill with this end in view. Our equip-
ment of poster type is far above the average, We
have added a strong, legrble type face—for descrip-
tive use—to our sale printiug department, which
will enable us to print better bills this spring than
ever before,
Our prices are cheaper but
not the quality of work
The Centre Reporter
Centre Hall, Pa,