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THURSDAY, FEsRU/ ARY 16, 12
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LOCALS,
Dr. MeGurk Tuesday night.
Miss Jennie Stahl has been quite 1il |
at the home of William Gfrerer, For
some months she had been taking cee
01 Miss Sadie Gfrerer,
W. H. Bartholomew and daughter, |
Miss Helen, attended the funeral of |
8. H. Transue, at Clintondale, Satar-
day. The deceased was an uuele of |
the former, :
Bellefonte has a lady ninsty-two |
years old. It ls Mrs. Mary Brewa, |
mother of Henry Brown, E«q., of that |
place. She had been ill for several |
weeke, but is now much improved.
WwW. B. Mingle, E q., after an illness |
covering a period of over four weehs, |
during a part of which time he was
dangerously ill of pneumonia, is back
to business again in the Penns Valley
Bank.
"John Rowe, the plumber, is the
busiest man in the town, and has no
trouble crowding twenty-five hours’
work into one day. Bursted water
pipes isthe message that rigs in hia
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Neston Hecaman, who during the
pat year lived at the Old Fort and
was employed by George Erhart as a
farm hand, will begin farming next
spring on the Grove larm, near Spring
Mills, which will be vacated by A. W.
Zattle,
i. Hon. Charles E. Patton, member of
Congress from this (21st) district, has
the Reporter's thanks for a copy of a
book containing a portrait of all the
members of the Sixty-second Congrege,
and also gives the district and the
political party they represent and the
committees of which they are mem-
bers,
Thereare many side-line water pipes
more, in-
than for many years baok.
Mos: of the trouble is on the street,
where the ground is solidly packed
Ihe earth was but lightly covered
with snow, aud this permitted the
frost to penetrate to a great depth, in
gone cases more than three feet,
Mrs. Irvin Weaver, of Mackeyville,
aud Miss Dora Roush, of Lock Haven,
came to Centre Hall Friday evening,
and after calling on Mr. and Mes
Perry Breon, went to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Detwiler,
where they remained until the begio-
niug of this week. They Are daugh-
ters of Mrs, Henry Housh, who is at
the Detwiler home, and is seriously
iil
Messrs. George A. Beezer and Philip
Beezor, of Bellefonte, made a business
trip through Penns Valley last week,
er’s card announcing himself a8 caudi-
assembly ipserted io
Mr. Beezer is au aspirant for
office for the first time, but he
date for
issue.
public
active Democrat,
Hall,
tune to have something of a smash 0p
with his Ford car Bawurday. He was
coming toward Pleasant Gap, and for
gome res on ‘was unable to properly
steer the machine, and the result was
the wind shield, fender and other
pide trappings were scraped off as the
Ford hugged the railing along the
pike,
This cold weather puts ginger into
the pags, as will be attested to by W.W,
Hpaogler, Centre Hall's overseer of the
poor. He was driving down town ou
Saturday afternoon when his horse
ghied, siriking the sleigh against a
hiteniog post. The shafts were brok-
en from the sleigh and Mr, Spangler
was pulled from his seat but held to
the ribbons. Toe animal went but a
few steps until it stopped right in-
frout of the postofiice,
Tize only news on the pen ques-
tion the Bellefonte papers could
furpish the public last week was that
Warden Fraocies would move Mp
family to Bellefonte, or perhaps te
one of the numerous houses on the
pen site, It is intimated that Govern-
or Tener will appoint Mr. Francies
general superintendent of coustrue-
tion, and that if the legislature pro-
vides for the uniting of the eastern
and western pens at McBride Gap, he
will be made general superintendent
of the combined institutions,
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Transfers of Heal Estate.
William Watkins et al to George R
Meek, tract of laud in Beilefoute, $80,
Letigh Valley Coal Co. 10 Jonn
Bpiela, tract of land In sSoow shoe
twp. $100,
Jared Harper et ux to Willis Will-
jams, tract of laud In Bellefonte.
$1000
A. B. Lee, sheriff, to Citizens B & L.
Association of Philipsburg, tract of
land in Rueh twp. $83,
John M. Keichline trustee to Wil
fam G, Runkle, tract of land in Spring
twp. $201.25,
Adam Mayer et ux to Philipsbweg
Electric Light, G. P. & H, Uo., trot
of land iu Pollipsbarg. $1200,
Francis W. Gross et ux to Charles
F. Oesterle, tract of land io Half
Moon twp. $600,
Euzsbeth Bilger to Ammon Ker-
steiter ot al, tract of land io Sprisg
twp. $l
LETTERS FROM sUBSURIBERS \
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Reporter Subscribers COorrespondent Col
amn-Neow Department.
KALAMAZOO Mich , Feb 9 1912
Please find enclosed money order
for which please credit my subsecrip-
1913 Your paper
ed in your vicinity and remembers
when the firet house was built in
your villsge. In every iseue of your
paper the writer notices the mention
it reminds him of
place three score
quuintances, and
events that took
years ago.
Wishing you continued success I re-
Yours truly,
HENRY DASHER
emer ern ci cm
Spring Mills.
William M Grove made a business
trip to Bellefonte, last Thursday.
Liveryman Ed. Winters has
housed up with a severe attack
grippe, for the last week.
Dr. A. B. Musser, of Aaronsburg,
wag in town last Wedpe«ay and
Thursday, doing dental work.
Rev. J. Mex Lantz was called
Lewistown on Hsturday sfternoon to
see his mother who is seriously ill.
Baturdsy and Bundsy were
cold mornings, and
that the " ground bog
ing
The egg market ruled high in
Bpring Mills, for a few days last week,
eggs bringing 88 centa per dozen at
our local dealers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Royer, and
Mr. and Mre. Elmer Bwartz, of Madi.
sonburg, were visitors at the home of
C. E Ziegler, last Friday.
CC. E Finkle during a
last week conducted an suction sale
atore goods that he had left
over when he closed his store,
The many friends of Dr.
Braucht very glad to see him
come back to his howe from Lhe hee
pital last Thursday. He getting
along very nicely.
Rev. J. V. Royer, of
burg, was here to attend the funeral
of his grandmother, Mrs, James Han-
pa, iast Fridey, and while here visit.
ed his father, Prof. C. E. Royer, for
a few days,
The members of the I. O. O. F
Lodge will bold their anovual banquet
in the Grange Hall, on Febraary 22.4,
and the same evening the Lady Vie
been
of
to
two
were evidences
few nights
of some
were
1%
MceConpels-
let Rebekah Lodge will serve an oye
ter supper to the general public. The
0. F. Orchestra will
and entertainment.
is cordially lovited to
Every:
attend
einen s—
ironsburg.,
Hess, of Butler, was a
of Mre, (Dr E. J
Ad
Mrs. R E
welcome
Deshler
Walter Orwig, who
guest
is employed in
spent a few days with his
Mr. and Mrs. Noah
Rebersburg, were guests of
Weaver on last Wednesda.
Pierce Minuvick and family have re-
turned to their we-tern home, after a
few months visit with friends io town,
Miss Mae Stover was under the
doctors care during the past week, Al
this writing she ie very much Iim-
proved,
Corman, of
Mra. Effie
i
i
Men Who Naver Unveil.
There {s a wandering tribe
Sahara called the Tuaregs, a
people, ¢ ed by some
the crusaders
the wearing of veils, a
foned much dls
usglon, The Tuaregs guard thelr
of the desert by
eves ngainst 9 glare
two vedls, off rolled row the tem
ples and falling down in front of the
we other reaching from the
trils to the edge the cloi bing,
the lower part of the face
winner of learned argument
adduced to explain this cu
ut hygiene jously the onl}
This ia shown by the st
the Tuaregs thes
the sobriquet “mount!
they apply to all who do not ar the
vells, It is sald
never remove their §
times. Indeed, the;
part of thelr wearers
prived of such cover
d by his friends an
of the
strange
uppos fo have de-
and dis-
od by
ryVes, t1 Os-
COvV~
All
have
of
erg
stom,
is obs no
alements
and
' which
ay
niZ4
“Losing the Drop.”
a man whips out a
there’
up
gun and
rop’ on yeu hing
but throw
ve whatever
fool
southwest,
face
he wants."
ere you your
from the
he nerve he can
th {t-—-so
eing in a bord
m pull
had caught
way wi metimes
+ ?
cheating
» Peasant tion,
$T8R 5
a
Supersit
moved into their home at this place,
after having been staying with their
son Milton for a few months,
many friends are glad to
them home again.
On sccount of the illoess
William Zeigler, the very
took charge of the school on Bunday
forenoon, at which time a Foreign
Mission service was olwerved ; the of-
fering was very liberal
Colyer.
George Klinefelter, of Waddle, is
visiting among friends and relatives
in this place.
After spending a few weeks at Ty-
rone with her sister, Miss Eva Fleiah-
er 1sturned home on Haturday.
Mrs, Thomas Boal and children, of
Peru, are assisting in caring for the
former's mother, who had been suffer
ing from a cold but is now improviog.
Among those who gsthered at the
bome of Samuel Klinefelter on last
Friday tocelebrate his fifty-fifth birth.
day were these : Robert Glasgow and
family, William Bitoer and family,
W. F. Rockey and family, Arthur
Blutterbec and family, Mr, and Mrs
Ralph Rickert, J. |N. Moyer, Bruce
Weaver, Charles Nevel, John Ishler,
Refreshments consisting of ice cream,
cake, candy, ele, were served.
———————— A PATA
Bran, Dairy and Stock Feeds,
You will always find at our mill the
best bran, Badger Dairy Feed, and
Schumacher’'s Stock Feed. These
feeds will bear comparison with soy
feeds on the market for actual values
from a scientific and practical stand.
point. Purchases are made , in oar
load lote, and prices reasonable.
J. H. AND B. E. WEBER,
Centre Hall and Oak Hall,
Dr. McGurk will ap Hiv: Th on Touas
night in Graoge Are
is nll right aod will please oven ir
dyspeptio,
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original
London
Are Fighters.
their ative wil
urd themselves by
stem which en-
1 their collective
animal or bird
They
d trained in
other birds
afraid to attack a
bird can be caught
ghrill call sum-
my to the rescue,
in the forests gall par
nge ‘and that none is
birds of prey or other
Wild Parrots
Us
1"
ail
then a
parrot
ts ta ¢ f hans
rota die of old
ever killed by
wild animals,
os
et
ar
sd
Martin cond the Dictionary
st ben he divided his cape
with a naked beggar at the gate of
Amiens gave also two words to the
English language The oratory In
which this torn cape was preserved as
a sacred banner acquired the name of
“chapelle” (from the French “chape™),
the custodian being termed “chaplain,”
and thus our English words “chapel”
and “chaplain” are derived.-—West-
minster Gazette,
$4 we
irtin wo
Qeccupation.
Let every man be ocecupled, and oe-
enipied in the employment of which
Lis pature is capable, and die with the
rourciousness that he has done his
host. 8ydney Smith.
Not Muck.
Jack-~Would you like to live your
Iife over again? Tom-—-And owe twice
ns much ns [ do pow. No, sirl-Bos-
ton Transcript,
More Useful,
Pride RBlect-What would yon have
thrown instead of glee? Brutal friend
~A few gralus of common Sense.
Judge.
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vel, sale price
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
Centre Hall
beginning
al Mesure,
Appraised at...
Personal Property
Total
J. FRANK BMITH
Rogister's Office Register
lellefonte, Pa.
Jentre Reporter, $l a year, in ad-
is an implement that will
soon be needed, if perfect
seeding is desired. The
Empire has no superior.
THE DeLAVAL
CREAM
SEPARATOR
is acknowledged to be the
only perfect machine,
DeLAVAL SEPARATOR
O11, will prove a great ec-
onomy if used on any sep-
srator or other high-geared
machine,
D. W, BRADF ORD
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Bell Telephone calls will
be promptly answered.
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ING is now BoD
ed and we have built with
a view of doing
Repairing
of all kinds of
Vehicles
rge scale. This means re-
i
pairing of woodwork, ironing,
trimming, and rebuilding vehicles.
Carload of Sleighs
Buggies& Carriages
of all descriptions,
Blankets and Plush Robes
We call special attention to our
line of
HARNESS
They will speak for themselves,
S. L. CONDO
SPRING MILLS.
Liverr
LILO
We have just received
Dress (Goods
White Goods
Lawns, Linens
Percales
Ginghams
Calicoes
Pillow tubing and
casing
Sheeting,
On a ia
Shirtings
A new line of
Embroidery for Full
Skirts, and All Over to
match
Laces & Insertions
3
Embroideries and
Insertions, per yd. 5C
Cal] and see
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SPRING MILLS, PA,
“Em reer @ruBeeneneese® one
LADIES
FITZEZY
SHOES
will cure corns!
SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE