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THE OENTRE REPORTER
: THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1913
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Monday and Tuesday—rain,
Mrs. 0. W. Luse and niece, Miss
Fernie Heckman went to Lock Haven
for a few days.
C. F. Deinioger is in a Pittaburg
hospital, and is said to be suffering
from tuberculosis,
A session of the Centre county
Pomona Grange will be held at Pine
Hall, Thursday of next week.
Mrs. Rebecca Scholl and Miss Anna
Weaver, on Monday, went to Zion to
visit Mr. aud Mrs. John L. Cole.
™ Miss Bertha Musser came from
Philadelphia to Millheim to be with
her mother, Mrs. A. C. Musser, who is
ill.
Millheim and Centre Hall base ball
teams will meet in conflict on Grange
Park on the afternoon of Memorial
day.
Mrs. Emma Homan came Lome
from 8 short visit to Altoona, and was
accompanied here by Mrs. A. B.
Homan,
The exact nrice paid for the Leister
farm was $7400, or §50 per scre Prof.
W. H. Tomhsse is the partner of Prof,
OC. L. Goodling in the deal.
The state road through the narrows
east of Lewistown i= tn be completed
bv August. The Mifflin county end
of the road will be finished before July
1st,
Memorial services will be held In
the Methodist eburch next Bunday
morning aa provided for by the ehiureh
Day will be observed in that chureb,
The third annual reunion of
Houser families will be held at
View station, on Thursday, June 19
to which sl! members of the
to sttend.
Mr. and Mrs. Enory
enidren Hyz | mond
Hall, expect
dav) on A two weeks’ visit to Bt
Thomas, near Chambersbarg, where
Mrs. Ripka's parents live.
Miss Anna Ross, of Linden Hall,
and Prof. Fred Weaver, an instructor |
in ove of the divisiovs of the Agricul.
tural Department, Penncyivania State |
College, were guests of Miss Margaret |
Jacobs from Baturday until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Meyer were in |
Reedsaville for nearly a8 week, having
gone there to witness the gradastion |
exercises of the Reedsville High
Kehool, one of the graduates, Miss |
Miriam Meyer, being a granddaugh- |
ter.
Mrs. Isaac Bmith, of Penns Cave, |
who bad been in very poor health for |
some time, has recovered to such aD
extent that she can move about the |
house and assist in household duties,
although hampered by the loss of the |
sense of sight.
Judging from the number of dis-
carded separators D. W. Bradford is |
gathering up throughout the country, |
the De Laval is the only machine that |
has no wear out to it. There are all |
kinds of machines, excepting the De |
Laval, on the scrap pile. |
Mr. and Mrs George W. Barner, |
who formerly lived near Centre Hall, |
on Sunday entertained Mr. snd Mrs |
Elmer Rossman, of Boalsburg ; Misses |
Alice Rearick, daughter of Rev J. M. |
Rearick, of Williamsburg, Isabella |
Rowe and Cora Luse, the latter three |
being students at the Look Haven |
Normal. The Barner family now live |
at Mill Hall
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Harris 1ownship.
John Close and family spent Bunday
at State College.
Dr. and Mrs. Will Woods, returned
to their home at Wilmington Iaet
week.
W. UC. Meyer, of Btate College, a!-
tended to business at Bosalsburg «np
Monday.
John Stover, of Pleasant Gap, spent
a few days with his son Wm at Boals- |
burg.
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Musser at the Branch on
Mouday.
H. L. Reese with his wife and]
child, moved from Renovo to Boals- |
burg last week.
A number of our young people at-
tended the show at Bellefonte on Hat
urday.
A.W, Dale attended a meeting of
Pomona Graoge at Ugoiooville cn
Thursday.
Andrew Kreamer, of Altoona, spent
the past week with relatives and ac
quaintances at Boslsburg.
Adam Krumrine, of Tusseyville,
spont Saturday at Boslaburg where he
was a guest at the J. H. Mayer home,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Whitehall with
several children enjoyed a drive from
Houserville to Boalsburg on Bunday
evening.
Miss Elizibeth Close returned to her
home at Hoslsburg after enjoying a
month’s visit with heér sunt Mrs,
Anna Zeigler at State College.
John R. Btover, a son of Rev, B. C,
Btover, who was a student at a medi-
eal college at Valparaiso, Indians, re-
turned to his home on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, Hany Gilmen, from
near Millheim, with their little boys,
Charles and Eagene, spent a few days
Inst week with relatives in this place,
Mrs. Vernon Godsball with her
daughter Eva Bailey and baby boy
named Vernon, came from Centre Ha'l
Inst week, and visited with friends at
Boalsburg and vicinity.
The annual meeting of the plot own-
ers in the Boalsburg cemetery wi'l be
held in the cemetery Monday June
2ad at 7 p. Mm. two trostees are Lo be
elected and also other important busi
ness to be transacted.
Sunday at 10:15 o'clock Rav. 8. C,
Stover will presch a memorial sermon
in the Reformed church ; in the even.
ing at 7:30, Rev. Bawtelle, of Altoons,
a representative of the Anti-Baloon
League, will speak on that subject,
‘Mrs. Susie Traxler and little son
Heury, from Bettendorf, lows, ls
visiting her parents, Mr, Mrs.
Heory Reitz, and other relatives in
toie , On her return home, the
fami ill move to C
Towa, J
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Court News,
Court adjourned last Thursday until
Monday, when it reopened for the
gecond week.
John Taylor, accused of alding
Harry Mease to escape from jail, was
found guilty.
The time of the court on Monday
and Tueeday was taken up in hearing
cases from Philipsburg and other
remote sections in the county, and
were mostly mortgage aud judgement
Cases,
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The Reporter is having a gond run
of advertising, and all be the
paper is read by people who pay for it.
A man who beats the newspaper man
out of subscription, is of no valu= to
an advertiser.
A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. —
Latters of administration ©
EMILY ALEXANDER, late ol
Centre Hall, Pa., deceased
cause
estate of
the borough of
the
Letters of administration on the above estat
having been duly granted Wu
they would respectinily t per
themselves indebted to t estate to
mediate payment and those having 1
against the same to present them duly authen
ticated for settlement.
W. A. MURRAY. Boast
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