DEATHS
Mrs, Catharine Gramley died at her
home in Rebersburg after an illness
extending over a period of some
months.
Interment was made on HBaturday
morning at Rebersburg, Rev. Charles
Hassinger, pastor of the local Luther.
an church having been the officiating
minister, and pastor of the deceased,
Mrs. Gramley, before marriage, was
Miss Catharine Bpangler, Bhe was
first married to Mr. Ocker, now de
ceased, and these children survive :
Mrs William Haines and Thomas
Ocker, Rebaersburg ; Mrs. Mary Hart.
man, Mifflinburg ; George Ocker,
Lewisburg ; Faxon Ocker, in I linols
Her second husband was Samuel
Gramley, also deceased. The step
chiluren are : Prof. OC. IL. Gramley,
Clement Gramley, Mrs, W. CC. Hub-
ler, Rebersbnrg: T. M. Gramley,
Spring Mills ; Mrs. Charles Heckman,
Nittany. Three brothers also survive,
Mrs. David Ottp died at her home
at Manor, Bunday morning, after a
long illness. Her maiden name was
Ellen Pennington, the oldest daughter
of John and Barah (Slack) Penning-
ton, both deceased.
She was born near Potters Mills,
1853, and lived there until her mar.
riage to Mr. Oito in 1881. Her hus-
band, three sons and two daughters,
five grandchildren, six sisters and four
brothers survive
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Rural Carriers Get Iucrense.
Beginning July 1st all rural mail
carriers’ salaries were boosted consider
ably, The schedule follows: The
compersation of rural carriers for ear.
rying the mail six days each week,
standard routes of 24 miles in length
shall be the sum of §1 010 per annum,
to be paid monthly ; and on routes ex-
ceeding the 24 miles in length the sum
of $44 75 per mile per annum for each
mile in excess of 24 mlles; and on
rottes under 24 miles in length a cor
responding reduction of compensation
per mile per annum shall be paid. Ino
computing distances msjor fractions
in
on
of a mile to be considered s full mile
(ap'ain Barc'ay Under the Knife,
LOCALS,
Misa Mary M. Grove has accepted
the position ne teacher of dne of the
sixth grade schools in Tyrone,
Mr. aud Mrs. Clyde Stover and
little daughter Hazal, of Millheim,
were guests of Mr. and Mra. Harry
Miller, in Centre Hall, from Saturday
until Monday,
Mrs. Maggie Harper is having a
concrete walk built in front of her
residence, on church street, to take
the place of the natural stones laid a
number of years ago.
Mra. J. Emory Hoy, of Philadel-
phia, came to Centra Hall the latter
part of last week, and is at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mm. W, B
Mingle. Mr. Hoy will be here later.
Miss Pearl M Htover, who had
in Williamsport for some months,
now in Centre Hall, and will keep
house for her father, James Stover, in
the Bartholomew house Hofler
street,
been
in
on
Miss Nora Ferguson, cousin of Mrs.
Maggie Harper, visited here for sever-
al days. Mrs. Ferguson has been in
the west for twenty years or more,
and has about completed her stay in
the east and will return home soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burkholder,
of Potters Mills, are entertaining Mra.
Burkholder’s sister and her husband,
Mr, Fultz, of Milroy. Mr. Fultz is an
invalid, having fallen from a chestnut
tree several years sgo and ir jured
spine.
Mr. and Mrs, W. BR. Brooks and
daughters, Ruth and Mamie, of Centre
Hall, for Pittsburg,
his
on Wednesday lef
Linden H all
guests at the home of J, M. Ross,
hatian.
A number of young people enjnyed
a picnic at the big rock on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mra. J. 8. Miller were recent
visitors at the home of relatives in
this place.
Rev. William MoClellan and family
are guests at the home of his brother
Robert,
Harry and Ned Kealler autoed
Altoona Sanday morning and while
there visited the hospital,
tn
Miss Mary Love Campbell entertain-
ed Roth Ross, Alles Musser and
Edwina Wieland at dinner on Tues-
dav
After spending a week with her
wiater Mrs. J. H. Ross, Mra. Anns
Williams returned to her home in
Altoona on Tuesday.
The supervisors are busy with
gang of men building 8 new concrete
bridge over Mackey run at Linden
Hall, between the mill and the rail-
road,
Mr. and Mrs, Willlam Brooks and
daughters Rath and Mamie will leave
this week for an extended visit among
friends in Pittsburg. From there they
will goto Niagara Falla where they
will be some time with their
daughter Mrs. A. B, Fleck.
wf afiasiosi—
Colyer.
of Btgte
for
visit.
this places on Bunday.
Charles Fye, College,
ed friends at
where they will visit Mra. 8. A. Fleck,
and from thera go to Clairton where a i
gon, Joseph Brooks, Before
turning they will visit Niagara
and other points,
Jacob Jackson
the latter seventy-five
of age, were arrested and lodged in the
lives, re-
Falls |
and John Murray, |
Or more years |
county jail for having stolen chickens |
the latter part of week, The |
chickens—snough to fill a crate—were |
anld in Bell telonle. shipped to Altoona |
Both
intereated parties are residents of Le-
last
and returned for identification
mont,
Misa Alicea Musser, of Altoona, is
Former Congressman Charles F
Jarclay, of Sinnemahoning, submitted |
to a surgical operation of a quite seri- |
ous character last week, and his friends
wiil be mueh interested in learning
that he has since been getting along
favorably, so far. Captain Barclay re
erived the surgical attention at the
Garfield hospital, Washington, D. C.
mail
Played on M iroy's Credall'y,
The Milroy correspondent to the
Lewistown Democrat and Rentinel
made this statement : ** Ray. Stoy
Bpangler, of Pine Grove Mills, csught
for Centre Hall against Milroy Batur-
day.
lt
Enis Postponed,
The ssle of the personsi property of
the late Samuel Bruss, advertised for
Baturday, has been postponed to a later
date, announcement of which will be
made in the future
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Marriages wicenses
James W,
Rosie M
Rhus, Htoyestown
Eckles, Johnstown
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LOCALS.
Progress Graoge will meet in regu-
lar session Saturday afternoon.
Mr and Mra. John Confer, of Tus-
geyville, spent Sunday at the home of
William Kern and family, at Oak
Hall,
Tuesday night a large birthdsy
party was given to Mrs. William B.
ressler, at her home east of Centre
Hall. More definite particulars will
Appear next week.
Mra. James Crays, of Renovo, was
the guest of her cousins Misses Jennie
and Ruth Thomss for several days.
Mrs. Crays will be better recalled aa
Miss May Thomas, daughter of the
late Adam Thomas,
Prof. W. Vernon Godshall, who
held a position in the University of
Porto Rico, joined his family in Centre
Hall last week, Mrs. Godshall and
the children baviog returned to their
Centre Hall home in the spring,
Prof. H. C. Rothrock, of Boalsburg,
was in town on business Thursday of
Inat week He was principal of the
Boalsturg High Behool for 8 number
of years, but will occupy a similar post.
tion at Port Matilda during the com
fog school year
Mre. J W. Evans, and children
Buasans and Wegner, of White, South
De=kota, are in the east for a visit of six
weeks or more Mrs Evans ia a
daugh'er of Mr. and Mre. George L
Goodhart, of Centre Hall, and will
spend much of her time here.
Mise Kate Alexander, of Los Angles,
Californin, ie in the east, and at pre
pent fo vislting Miss Mollie Hoffer in
Cer tie Holl Bhe is the sister of the
Ine Dr J F Alexmi der, ard known
to mary people In Centre Yall and
Po ve Valley, hnving lived here for a
vumter of years,
F. J Tibbetts, who sufl red very
much during the past week from a
dersngement of his stomseh, is impro-
ving, but has not reached a condition
as invorable us existed after his dis
charge from the hospital. The Tib-
bet's furniture estsblisbment acd
undertaking business is being conduot-
ed «uccemsfully by F, V, Goodbar: and
Miss Lona Ti
Misses
Mien
Cartin
Jennie
Musser
Musser, al
and Ruth Thomas,
the daughter of
Pennaylvanis Rsilrosd 4 fam-
ber inspector, and was formerly from
Pine Grove Mills, Miss
fora coming here, visited
Grove Mille, Linden Hall,
points,
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MDIPANnY
Musser, be.
Pine §
other |
at
and
fustalled in the residence of W. B |
Mingle, E:q , in Centre Hail, by the |
Bossler & Forrer firm, of Harrisburg
The mechanical work was done hy W
F. Bosaler, of Lancaster, ssa'sted by
John Kreamer, of Centra Hall. The
system, in which either hot water or
steam may be used, is claimed to have
superior advantages aver the
Mr
it conveniences attached to
many
old hot water syatemas,
all the late
the plant, including an Con.
troller. Merchant C. F Emery has al-
so contracted for a similar plant,
which will be iostalled within =
month,
Mingle had
electrio
D
ne
From the Lewisbarg Journal: J
P. Bmithgsall, Hall, es
down to Lewisburg Baturday to visit
the old friends of his college days. He
gradusted from Bucknell in the class
of 1906. and ainea then has been
cipal of schools in several towns in the
state. At the Lime of the Austin
firod he was in charge of the public
schools {io that town. When the dam
broke he was on the streets of Austin,
and with his wife and children sue
ceeded in getting out of the path of
the torrent of water by running
high grounds. After the flood he was
one of the rescuing party that worked
in getting out the dead and younded.
Judge B Frank Keller, of Charles.
ton, West Virginia, and F, W, Weber,
of Boalsburg, were callers st the Re.
porter officer on Tursday. Judge and
Mra, Keller are spending a part of
their vaeation at the former's old
home in Boalshurg, which town he
left on graduating from Peonsylvanis
State College io 1876. He has been in
the south since, fl'st engsging In the
practice of law in which he was very
successful, at the same time investing
and engaging In several ventures that
proved highly profitable. About a
dozen years ago he was elected to the
bench, and in that cepacity has meds
a good record, Next summer he ex-
prota to accompany Mrs, Keller on her
second trip abroad,
There is some unfavorable comment
on the ungenerous spirit exhibited by
deorge BR. Puilips, of Fisters Ferry,
who gave a youth one dollar for having
returned a wallet of $2500, which had
been lost on the public road. It must
be admitted that the Fishers Ferry
man did pinch pretty hard, but on the
uther hand these acts of honesty ought
aot to be made appear to be performed
for the purpose of gain. It costs poth
ing to be hovest under any conditions,
[oe man who returns your purse and
expects half of its contents for * being
honest,” steals bha'l of it, morally
There are too many people who hold
to their ** find " until they are obliged
to let loose, and then expect a grest
reward. Again, It bas never cost any
one any thing to be honest, and the
person who Is july honest will not en-
usage in robbery when he holds some
one einv's property upkoown to him,
of Centre
prin.
to
Mies Hele Nn
few with
Bodtorf is spending a
her brother Edward
at Jersey Mhore,
Charles Houseman and Miss Musser,
of Millheim, eall d at the home of J.
8. Houseman on Runday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rishel,
burg, spent Randay with
Keller,
daya
of Boals-
the latter's
~arah at Tussey-
ainter, Mins
ville
Mr. and
Rinnehraker,
Mra
sun
David Rtoner,
i Mra
Nontt
Albert Hemslok,
aliven at t}
AY
1
ite place
W. F. Rockey and
Ralph Rickert and ehil.
nday with Willlem
¥ near Coburn.
John W. Weaver and
Horner, both of this
Mifflin eounty where
vied in the holy bond of
I'hey havethe best wishes
id Mors
i Mra
dren spent Nao
Moyer and famil
Last Friday
Bertha
place, drove to
wedlock
f
of their many frienda,
can
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from the lake
region during the pat few days,
The wind has been
passim —
If any n
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tell the fol
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LOCALS
from Centre county is st
convention he forgot
Ka at home about it,
Moose
The Union
Nw Berli
John C. Rossman had a car load of
lime shipped from White Rock to
Centre Hall. The lime was used for
agricultural purposes,
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atid Disrrhoes Remedy’
Oriole, Pa.
Neminary tuilding st
0 is offered for sale.
ured of diarrhoea by one
Chsmberlsin’s Colle, Cholers
"writes ME.
There i& noth-
For sale by all dealers.
(4 bharde,
ing better,
THERE 1S
It plows the same depth the
led on rocky hillside
other plow made ; it is st
There are
every machin
draft is
1
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tear has
3 : 1
Xen reduced
in the NEW IDEA.
GRASS SEED
long ; sticks to the
y wash
TO THE
can be well hand-
Does its work
to perfection
y superior qualitie
r Jacket Engine
$
riptive catalog.
CLOVER SEED
Fired
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ALFALFA SEED
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ROLL TOP DESK FOR SALE —T}
ed offers for male & good sl
GROBE MINGLE, Centre Hall.
HOUSE POR REST-The un
rel & dx room house : water Insid
eat Chareh 8c. H. J. LAMBERT
Hall 0.313
jersi ened offers
CARRIAGE FOR SALE
rubber tire, yo ge and shafts good as be
GEORGE E. ON §Osatre Hall. § #0
SUCCESS "ug TRAINING
The two go | We train
our of sen ta a
Pw new, and
for each graduste 5 po
FE Bookkeeg ing oe
Either Pitman or firegg Rhort
hand Intter AB wrelonn
knows. Fall tern bewins Sep
tenber I Write for Prospectas,
PHILADEIYVHIA
BUSINESS COLLEGE
8s.
«Tan seatel cure
1H
Hii
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Baki] Hy i
ping well Sop ie y fence
=a than wood and
front steps, curb
posts, etc., of concrete. Itis
It never decays
clean,
cut in order to make
FEGyTY. AT STORES,
Pomme 3 30 | Baber eee
GRA = MARKET,
Wheat...
1 JR.
Corn
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et wns x
Se TEACHER WANTED «An expe
rienced pubic school wencher is wanted
1 ™ teach the Plum Grove Sobhool, east of Centre
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POTTER TWP, SCHOOL BOARD,
AF. Heckman,
Taweyville, Pa, on
iL § FOR SALE Hrool sow and ahireeen
condithon hd 1 stock
Bes 1 oOOL, Tus
sey ville, Pa. ob On
Laundry will go out from this offles
Wednuday, Aug. let,
them move readily,
I.
omar —
FOR SALE-~The un.
Sifts Sor sile the Awelling
house Valley Banking
Be
bome. The
[gee 0 54 Si To
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE ON DORNER LOT.
Jun.mut
ONE The his serv.
AUCTY 8 BR he undersigned often os
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