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THE CENTRE "REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
B.W., SMUTh, Editor aud Fropriewor
ered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as
Second Class mail matter,
CentRE Harr, . . PENNA.
THURBDAY, AUGUST 15, 1912
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian—Centre Hall,
Mills, alternoon.
morning ; Spring
Roformed—Uuanion, morning ;
ntre Hall
Spring Mills, af
, evening. i
eran—-Tasseyville,
Cantre Hall,
morning ;
evening
Spring Mills
HOON
THE
ESIDENT
DEMOCRATIC
-Waoadrow Wilk
TICKET,
a, New |
Jersey. |
IDENT Thomas KR. Marshall, 1- |
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GENE
RAL-=Ribert E. Cresswell,
A--William H. Berry,
RGE-Gootge B Shaw
Toseph Hawley Al
George BR. McLean, L 1%TL
ig wmwalt, Lanoaste
~-James Gleason, H
LE -Robert M
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county {
mitzdale, |
Foster, State Col-|
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LOCALS,
!
nk Gfrerer had one of the nicest |
rops of barley grown in this section, |
Ke
Ira
before |
and it was cut and stored away |
others began to ha¥vest.
After a stay of a month in Howard,
Mrs. Ellen Frazier is back with her]
daughter, Mrs Willian:
Bou hot O entre Hall.
Mra, (3. R. Meies and daughter Ella,
of ( recently visited on Valley |
, Lewistown, at the home of J
inger and family, i
Cumioga, |
‘olyer,
slreet
Merchant H. H. Bricker and Foster
harles, of Boalsburg, were in town on
fopday. Mr.
ation
Bricker has engaged his |
ge Park daring |
nesmpment and Fair,
oll | on Gran
the Gi
Cri
range Ki
W. Gingerich,
with his daughter, Mrs. John E.
el, near Tusseyville, attended a birth-
day party given Mrs. Frank W.
Musser, at ber bome near Bellefonte.
Ooroe
who lives i
Rish- |
John Frezier, who is a farm hand |
employed by J. C. Goodhart, near
Centre Hill, tells the Reporter that |
Mr. Goodhart bas ore of the best |
f
corn fields in this portion of
valley.
Miss Anna Hayes, Watsontown,
of Miss Mary Delinda Potter, |
on Bunday afternoon |
of
nest
eutire Hall,
ited a poem,
the Pine Blump
Ch was we
“ Easter Altar Cloth, 7 |
Bunday-school,
Il received by her su-
iepce
Jessie Royer, of Tyrone, was
wrisined by Miss Rebecca Kreamer,
daughter of Mr.and Mra, 5. 85. Krea- |
wer, in Centre Hall, Miss Royer is the
daughter of William Royer,. who is a
prominent musician in the Tyrone
baud, aud formerly a resident of Belle
fonte.
jrisbin and Company are cutting
loge, at the base of Nittany mountain,
which will be bauled to their mill at
the Centre Hall railroad station and
cut into lumber to be used in the con.
struction of the Reportei’s new home.
Messrs. I. A. Bweestwood, Robert
Smith and Jeremiah Smith, are cat-
ting the logs,
Arney Lee, accompanied by his son
Robert and dsughter Dorothy, of]
Pittsburgh, came to Centre Hall, and
for a week will be with his mother at
the home of Mr. aud Mrs. George BE
Breon, Mr. Lee has been in Pitts.
burgh for some years, and Is with the
Atlantic Refining Company. Mrs.
Lee and her youngest dsugher remain.
ed in Pittsburgh,
Order your fertilizers now, and have
them in your baru when seeding time
comes, We wlil secure for you any
grade fertilizers you may wish.
We will also be pleased to secure for
you raw potash, nitrate of sods, or
muriate of ammonia, If you prefer to
do your own mixiog.—J. H. and 8, E.
Weber, Centre Hall and Oak Hall
Btiatious.
of
The former pastors of the Centre
Hall Lutberan charge have been in-
vited to attend the picnic of the Bun
day schools of the charge Tharsday of
next week at the Georges Valley
church, The former pastors, in rota.
tion in which they served, are Dr. W,
E. Fisher, Bhamokin ; Rev, J. M.
Rearick, Williamsburg ; Rev. B., F.
Bieber, West Milton.
Mr, and Mrs. 8, V. Hosterofdn and
children, George and Frances, of Lan-
caster, are on a two weeks’ vacation at
the home of Dr, G, W, Hosterman, in
Centre Hall. Mr, Hosterman, who is
ab attorney, takes a deep interest in
politics, and stands with the old organ
jzation. He is one of the nlve city
school directors, Lancaster being a city
of the second class under the pew
school code.
Mr, aud Mra, William W, Harpster,
after a stay of several months in Cen-
tre Hall, yesterday ( Wednesday ) re-
turned to their Lome in Freeport,
Itlinoie, where Mr. Harpster has busi.
nessa interests that demand personal
attention at this particular time, Mr.
Harpater is a native of this place, and
renewed his aequaintance with many
of bis old gassocistes bagk in the seven-
ties, Mrs. Harpater is a stranger here,
but now both of them have many fast
friends in and about Centre Hall who
regretted to see them leave thelr tem-
Nice Beijaost for Biloknell;
The will of Mrs. Helen Mae Chand-
bate. The personal estate is valued at
$1,600 and the realty is estimated at
$30,000. Besides several bequests to
relatives in Wisconsin, ranging io
sums from $50 to $200, the will pro-
vides that the balance of the estate ie
to go to Bucknell University, Lewis-
burg, for the purpose of preparing per-
gong for work in foreign missions, and
to the Baptist Misdonary Union of
the Siamese Pequane,
Mrs. Chandler was the widow of the
Rev. John Hassett Chandler, who for
was the official interpreter to
Mrs. Chandler was
his missionary
in Siam for
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Lightnlag Strack on Twigg Farm
During the electrical storm Friday
| evening a bolt of lightning struck an
| apple tree in front of J. J. Twiggs
| farm residence south of Philipsburg,
according to a statement in the Daily
{ Journal. After shattering a farm bell
| which was attached to the tree, the
Mra.
who was a few yards
Fortu-
husband,
away, sprawling tothe ground.
and neither sustained serious
It will be remembered that
struck on Mr. Twigg’s farm
only two years ago, destroylog the
barn and all implements besides kill-
ing two horses,
shock
Harris 1ownship.
George Keller, of Houserviile,
a day at Boalsburg.
A daughter was born to Mr,
| Mrs. W. H. Btuart on sunday.
Mies Russell, of Altoona, is visiting
spent
and
Mre. John Stuart, of Btate College,
Mrs, John Btasmm and daughter
Caroline spent Thursday at Lemoat,
Mrs. Csmpton, of Lancaster,
spending some time with associates in
William Kuhn, of Williamsport, is
visiting at his former home in Boals
| burg.
Miss Mary Woods, of Spring Mille,
Mre. M. A.
Mrs. Mary Rimey and son Charles,
of Jersey Shore, visi'ed at the RK B.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Mothersbaugh,
Altoona, were guests at the L.
Motbersbaugh bome for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Mothersbaugh,
Mrs, Margaret Keller and Miss Mary
Markle epent Thursday at Houserville,
Miss Myra Kimport, of State Col.
lege, is spending this week with rels-
tives in Bosalsburg and Walnut Grove,
Mrs. James Ross and daughter Mise
Louella, of Linden Hall, spent Bunday
afternoon at the L. Mothersbaugh
home,
Mrs, Ira Rishel and daughters, Mrs.
William Stover, Mrs. Grant Charles
sud son Eugene spent Tuesday with
relatives at Oak Hall.
Mrs. Margaret Wirebach, of Mones-
as, aud sister Mra. Ada Cordie, of Oil
City, spent Monday at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Fisher,
A celebration in honor of the soldiers
will be given by the Iadies of the civie
club io the Bosl ball Wednesday eve
ping, August 21st,
Mra. Elizabeth Myers, her son Ed.
ward and family, Mrs. William
Brouse and Mrs, John Close spent
sunday at State College,
The Lutheran Suanday-school will
bold a pieuic in McFarlaoe's grove on
satarday. The other SBuuday-schools
of Boalsburg sre invited to erjoy the
day with them.
Mr, snd Mrs. William Nicholsan,
Miss Harriet Nicholsan, of Meyers.
dale, and Nelson Jones, of near Hous
erville, were visitors at the Reformed
parsousge on Friday evening.
Rev. G. CU, Hall, of Wilmington,
Delaware, filled the pulpit in the Re
formed church on Sunday. He gave
a perfect explanation of the number
of talents entrusted to each one, and
urged the importance of making use
of them,
Potters Mills
Mr, and Mrs, Harry Bible are here
from Altoona,
Master Russel Relah, of Centre Hall,
visited here Inst week.
Mrs, Law, of Milton, Is visiting her
niece, Mrs. Clayton McKinney,
Miss Joyce Bible, of Phoenixville,
visited ber many friends in this place
Inst week,
Men are at work repairiog the state
road from the Old Fort to the Mifflin
county line,
Mrs. Thomas Henney returned to
her home at Latrobe after vieitiug her
mother, Mrs, Anna Hartman,
Mrs. Thomas Farner and daughter
Marion, of Philadelphia, and Mr.
Stonebraker, are visiting Thomas
Palwer,
A MAASAI,
“I was cured of diarrhoea by on
dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrboes Remedy’ writea M, E
Gebhardt, Oriole, Pa. There Is noth.
porary stopplog place,
log better, For sale by all dealers,
Entertainment at Boalsburg
A War Bong Copcert and Celebra.
tion In hopor of the enlistment of
soldiers of Boalsburg and vicinity,
who served in the Civil War, will be
held in Boal Hall, on Wednesday
evening, August 21st, at 7.30 o'clock.
I'bis celebration will be under the
auspices of the Women’s Civie Club.
There will be addressees by prominent
speakers and camp flre reminiscences.
The closing scene will be the Btar
Spangled Banner, a tableau and song.
Admission will be twenty-five cents
for adults and ten cents for children of
twelve years and under, The pro
ceeds to be applied to diminishiog the
debt held agaipst the town lamps.
The veterans will be the guests of
honor sand will be tendered a banquet
by the club at the home of Mrs, ( Dr.
Woods.
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Pomoun Grange Meeting,
The third quarterly meeting of the
Centre County Pomona Grange will
be held in the bail of Victor Grange,
Oak Hall, on Thursday, 220d instant.
There will be two sessions, the first
opening at 9:80 A. M. All members
are cordially invited.
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Hepo ter Heglster
Mayme Brooks, Centre Hall
Benj. F. Keller, Chariton, W, Va
F. W. Webar, Boalshurg
W. F. Bossler, Lancaster
F.L. Kempoff, Harrisburg
Lioyd F, Boob, Millhelm
Allca Musser, Altoona
Mr.and Mrs. J W
R. D. Killian, 1x
W.L M r. Be
Bessie Royer, Tyron
Weaver, Co
Rebecca Kreamer, Ce ¢ Ha
Stanton ¢ Funk, Wilkinsburg
Mrs E Hall
Mr.and Me, CC. A, Eberhard, Quakertow
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Hazlett,
John Frazier, Carl Auman, Centre
Milton Kiine, Centie Ha
Mary and Mildred Snyder, Glea BR
Howard H. Hr
Cathar {
Mr. ar
Annie
ia Frazier, Centre
oa, Walsontlow
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Thirty-ninth Annual
Encampment and Exhibition
of the Patrons of Husbandry of Central Penn.
GRANGE PARK, CENTRE HALL, PA.
September 14 to 20, 1012
Encampment Opens Sept. 14th Exhibition Opens $
ADMISSION FREE.
LEONARD RHONE,
CHAIRMAN
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Gettysburg Battlefield
: SPECIAL SUNDAY EXCURSION
t 18, 1912
ROUND $2.50 TRIP
SPECIAL TRAIN
Leaves CENTRE HALL
Augus
6:11 A. M,
RETURNING
Leaves Gettysburg - « 6:45 PP. M.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
ZETTLE BROS., Proprictors
WE wish to announce that although our plant
burned on the night of the 13th, we are pre-
pared to furnish the trade with a large variety of
We have
:
doors, siding,
re several car loads of
glass,
molding,
building material,
. 1 re ‘
window sash, flooring,
pine,
plastering lath, and J rough timber in stock or in
wainscoting, surfaced yellow
transit, and will be pleased to supply the trade.
Our loss was oll having had no insurance,
and we therefore respectfully solicit the patron-
of the public.
the plant, and en.
ith everything in the
ZETTLE BROS., Centre Hall, Pa.
w—_——
Announcement
The Furniture Store and Undertaking
Establishment of L. G. Rearick, in Centre
Hall, having been purchased by the under-
signed, he respectfully solicits the continued
patronage of his former customers, as well
as all others,
I he equipment in all lines is complete,
and all goods on hand in best of condition,
A DISCOUNT OF SIX PER CENT.
WILL BE ALLOWED ON ALL CASH
PURCHASES, and goods have already
been marked at prices that defy competition,
All goods delivered free of charge,
We have had large experience in the un-
dertaking business and as a funeral director,
which can only be demonstrated by trial,
We
We kindly ask that you come 6 see us,
wand your business and want to form
Your acquaintance.
F. J. TIBBITTS, Centre Hall