Ait Sa pLY or a od fein oA coe THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY. 8. W. SMITH, Editor and Proprietor Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as Second Class mail matter, Centre Harr, . . . PenN’A. JGUST 14, 1913 THURSDAY, Al TERMS, —The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one dollar per year in advance. ADVERTISING RATES-Display advertise ment of ten or more inches. for three or more in, sertions, ten cents per {doh for each issue. Dis, play advertising occupying less space than ten, inches and for less than three insertions, from fifteen to twenty-five cents per inch for each’ issue, according to composition. Minimum charge seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying display advertis- fag five cents per line tor each insertion | other wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Lega! notices, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad- ditional insertion. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. Presbyterian—Centre Hall, morning Evangelical—Lemont, morning and Linden Hall, afternoon. Reformed Farmers Mills, morning |; Mills, afternoon ; Centre Hall; evening, Spring morning, communion BEIVIOCS Tusseyville, evening. Saturday afternoon at Tusseyville, Lutheran Spring Mills Preparatory Market Reports, 00 to 12 00 to 11 ¢ Lutheran Heun'on The five er ngregations compiising the Centre Hall Lutheran charge were wel! represented at the annual reunion of the charge held on Gravge Park laa! Thursday. The sky was overcast wil clouds in the morning, bul by nios o'clock there were good sigus of a fair day, and so it proved to be. After the nooy repast thera was an sssembling in the auditorium, and after a brie! discussion the second Thursday in August was named as the time for Lh reunions in the future, the place for holding the same to be fixed by a com mittee appointed each year. Rev. B F. Bieber, a former pastor, then gave a brief talk which was interesting apd instructive, and a few by the pastor followed, after which the body again went into general picnie gasgion over the camp ground. An attraction in the afternoon was a game of base ball between Boalsburg and Centre Hall, and account of which ap pears elsewhere io this issue, remarks LOUALS Mrs. Fred Kartz of Bellefonte visit- ed her sister, Mrs. Rebecca Murray over Sunday. Thomss L. Bmith, the tinner, has quarters in the Reporter building, is busy these days putting on iron and tin roofing. A telegram received Monday morn- inz by Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Boozer brought the gladsome tidiogs that s daughter came to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Boozer, in Chicago. Aaron Lutz is suffering from =a broken rib. He was at the home Mr. Garver, a neighbor, and was lean- ing against a post which gave way causing him to fall with the above result. Rev, J. Max Lantz and sons Richard and William of Curwensville were on theold field in Penns Valley begin- ping of this week. They took with them Eugene Gramley, a companion of the minister's sons, Misses Gertrude Bartholomew of Patton and Fannie Getz of Lewisburg sre guests at the C, D, Bartholomew home, The former is a cousin of Mr. Bartholomew and the latter an inti- mate friend of Mrs. Bartholomew. Mr, and Mrs. J. Frank McClellan and little son of Oshanter, Clearfield crunty, were among those who attend. ed the MgClellan-Fleisher reunion They came here in their sato and lingered for several days after the event, Mr. and Mrs. Hawley Haasell of Williamsport are spending a part of their honeymoon at the home of Mr and Mrs, C. D. Bartholomew in Cen- tre Hail, the ladies being cousins, Their marriage took place in William- gport Tuesday of last week. Mr. Hassell in employed in the steel mill in that city, where they will live in the future, Dr, George Li. Lee named two of his brothers, Frank D. Lee of Bellefonte and Hiram Lee of Chester Bprings, executors of bis will. The Reporter is informed that the testator provided for n home and the support of Miss MeKinney, sister of his wife, who lived with them for many years, dur- ing her lifetime, At her death the estate reverts to the two executors, share and share alike, New residenty in Centre Hall are Robert B. Moore and family who came here from Altoona last week On Monday the stork visited the home and left with them ason. Mr. Moore is known to the sheep growers in Centre county, he and his brother, W. B. Moore, of Petersburg, having purchased sheep from many of them. He will continue sheep buying and shipping ss heretofore. Mr. Moore lives in the Hatlacher house, owned by Mrs. George M, Hall of Huntingdon, who of MoOleilan-Flelsher Reunion, The McClellan-Fleisher reunion held near Tupseyville on Thursday of last week was largely attended by mem- bers of the respective families. The sunual gathering brings together frienda and relatives from distant points, and the oconsion is 8 most de. lightful one, Addresses weredelivered by Dr. H. A. Bpangler of Yeagertown, who spoke not only on the ocearion, but gave Lis lectures on the “Holy Land.” Other speakers were Rev, F. H, Kosa, pastor of thie United H., Deit- allosney famous Evangelical church ; Rev, 5. zal, a Reformed minister; nnd HB, E, Gettig, the latter tuo being ducts of the | the re. union was held, Of course, a strong feature of the oc. oasion was Lhe social slide, There was a close commu: in of wold Diftarences were cast aside, great family the assembly gathered in pro- weslity in which friends and as one groups and collectively to rehearse the bappenivgs during the past year and years, Like character, the social feature reac all gatherings of this ved its highest point at the noon hour, all assembled the Ihe good, old mothers, and the young when : ’ fo nourish ETT and handsome sisters in such an semblega outdo any menu at sp toeratic cafe when the spread sidered, The an the reunion will be held ne first Thureday Monday in August, after which date for the gathering Spits smi—— Farmers’ lostitates, Farmers’ Tostitutes will Centre county at the folloy Pine Grove Mills, Decembivg Rebersburg, Decembe; ary 1; Jacksonville, Masri 1OWNSNID. Mrs visited in Altoona, John Btover of visiting at Boalsburg, Mr and Mrs. Wm iamsport are visiting at Mrs Mary Mothe shaug is visiting at the I. Maude Williams Pleasant (tap | Kuhn o home, Mrs, Henry Miss Anna are visiting Dale n Blair county, Mra. ( Dr ff Harriaharg are visiting at of Mra. Ella Barr. Rev. and Mrs, J. I, Stonecypher and Mra Ulrich, are visiting witn rel Widder and atives in the esstern part of the stat Mrs. Lewistown spent some time wit} Hebecea Bedelyon fro: sister, Mra, Sarah Gingerich Mrs, Frank Stewart son of Christi her with HR &re Visiting sat the home of ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. OG W. Garberie. Mre Katharine Scoch and daughter Miss Ella, of Punxsutawney ae visit. ing at the home of Mrs. H., M. Hos terman, Mra, Clara Straw of Datroit, gan, arrived at Boalsburg on for a visit with her parents, Mr, and Mra larael Young, Bruce Mitchell brother, John Lemont Mtuart on Monday, Mrs. Lizzie My and family, and D. W. Myers, Michi- Monday of Virginia Mitchell, and wife were of Mrs. E guUesis ns at re, dward Myers 1 an auto ride to Alexandria, where they visited with relatives, Mrs. Emma Btamm, Mr. and Mre, Calvin Blammm, Mr. and Mrs. George Fortney, and Mre. A R. Lee, attended the faneral of Dr Lee on Monday, Mre, Edward Riley, Mrs, Jacob Richard Ishler, and Miss (Gattig, attended the Fleisher reunion last Thursday, Mrs. Bruce Lonberger, sons, George and Fred, Friday from a visit to Virginia where Mr. Lonberger is engaged in bering (Aladys returned on ium. ! i i i f { i i . = Birthday Party, A host of friends gathered at the | igre Hill Wednesday night of last week and participated in the celebra- | birthday Refreshments were profuse and, annliver. Those who evjoved the oc. Fore- man and sons Guy and Jay, Mre. OG E. Hettioger and daughter Helen, Edward Jamison and sone Miller and and Mrs. Kd, Weiser, Mr. W. E. Lee, Mr, and Mrs Daniel Daup and Daniel Bmith, Rev and Mre, F. 4. Foas, Mr, and Mrs, M », N. Miller aud sons Chas, and Clarence, Hettinger and etildren Lottie and Harry, Mr, and Mra, J, W Irene, Helen, Mrs, (Ge Mary, Paul, Victor Roy, Bright, Mr. and Mrs son Fred, Mr. Lucas, Russell Mrs. E. CC. Hettia , Willard, virs, Anns Pressler and children Halph and Glenn, Mr. and Bright and Harry and Chas and John Lucas . it iA yviihuar Mr. (Catharine snd ger sand | Rufus, M1 and Mre, John Kunarr and son Bruce, ir. sand Mrs, W, EE. Yearick, Fred Lila, Mrs, Mary ooc- | Goodhart, Mre, J. D Vonada, John and (eorge Keen, Mr, John spd Rus William Lucas and and ’ Martha, and art, Margaret Miller, Evelyn Kris LOU, Mra. ' has, “inok, ell, Mr and Mrs, and I sp Ry ene Reifsuyder, Oonsbhur. full spent family, He | iege Lwinglh Haff ons at which pl All Mis KR writing Mra Lydia Leitz Keeper got married Mr. and Mra. Ge i g Were geen Maturd aint Huablersburg. Mr and Mrs "William Custard Harry K s of ate of Perry Adsne week, Niate Co welcome gae days Inst Genrge Mellormick sd # spent a few days wit] NE cisenhuth Dirk f Trev Mre, Harah and Miss Hallie and greats of Wilmer ¢ Mre, William Bell and gra: un Chamber, iefonte are Lhe Th Ke and Mra ms Arn Mir of me to spend bar. and frie: has by taking Der Any 18] Welz] fHaAnsIOnD away and havi ment put down the home Mr. and Mrs, H. E. Mara (Guisewite and John Krups Crous fenry and Margaret Crone opple in Mr The trip was very much enj all, AE STR Sa { It Jen's * 1 iT Misses Elmira and she is helping to care for Misa El. mira, who has been ill for some time. Mr.and Mrs. Wm. G., Fisher and #on Joseph, Mra Keiffor and daughter, Miss Jouy, of Bunbury, Mrs. John Moser and daughter, Miss Margaret, and Mrs, Paul Mosaer of Wilkes Barre visited with relatives at Boalsburg last week, The ladies’ civic clab will hold a “Good time sceial’” in Boal hall, Maturday even ng, Oct. 30: h. Ad- mission 10 and 15 cents, Music and literary exercises will constitute part of the program. Refreshments will be served. All are iavited to come and have a social time. The picnie on Maturday was the moat erjoyable event of the season, The committee on arrangements had planned quite a r ovel way of tranepor. tation, They had secured four ladder. et wagons, which formed a train, and these were attached to a traction en- gine recently purchased by John Charles, who was the engineer for the day. Nesrly sll the men, women, and children of Boalsburg enjoyed the free ride. " ———— AM btn, Ottis Hile assisted by Samus] Waite both of Pleasant Gap, on Monday be gan veneering the concrete porch wall to the front of the residential section of the Reporter building. They will also brick the Reporter Annex, : »~ fn in an auto, The chauflen HBnyder MeKinney, of Potters Mills, brought them and spent the Habbath | A. RB BRtaver. Mira Caroline Harter of Millheim at the home of was aleo a guest at the Btover home. ———————— MILROUY of interest to Re. porter readers are from the correspond. | ent at Milroy to the Lewistown Demo- | erat and Sentinel of Baturday : Mra. W. O Rearick snd daughter, | Mary, returned to Kentucky yeater- | day after spending soma time at their ! home on Depot Fquare, Miss Kisie | Rearick will spend some time with | relatives in Centre county, Nine members of the Rebekah lodge | of Centre Hall with their driver, auto. | ed to this place on Thursday evening | and met with Butler Rebekah Lodge | Nn, 306. The party was composed of | Mr. and Mre, J. H. Puff, Mra. Emery | Ripka, Mra. J W, Whiteman, Mrs T. | I. Moore, Mra. W, B. Fiedler, Mra, J, | H. Knarr, Mimes Lena Emerick, | Bertha MeOormick and the drivers | Lyman Smith of Centre Hall and ©. | HB. Brungard of Tusseyville, After the regular meeting games were played and refreshments served by the come mittes, conslating of ham sandwiches, plokles, eoflae, foe cream and a variety of eakes, Before returning to their homes in Centre Hall at 11:30 music was rendered and some flor work led | by Mr. Puff anjoved, in which soma of | the home team joined, The evening was much enjoyed and one long to be remembered, These two {lems EA > ccomotive, 1 Was material, the The “Ro! ron by the art You called the other got to apol “All rig! thing Jackass and Vi ~tlarper's Weekly “Any » fo the real to his face” fovert a ingies to ol pologize A Stern Censor, An English censor once passed a play ealied “london Life” In the third act of the play the hero, enter Ing a restaursot, cat's for a chop and a Jug of wusty ale. Opposite this speech the censor wrote, “During Lont the order must be a glass of water and a plate of dry toast” Man and Mis Muscles, The total strength of all the muscles in the body of a strong man ean be ox timated at about 10,000 pounds. Apart from the voluntary muscles, which number over H00, there are Infinite in. voluntary ones which are even too great to attempt to extimnte. Decorations. “Why do you think so mach of being Jecorated? It doesn't give you ability.” “No, but it makes people think | have some.” Pele Mele. A IMD » AAS So A Three Months Without Sun, In the valley of the Lyn, in England, hamlet called or three monthe in The chun r of forming the hamlet is sue ded on all sides by A Queer Marriage Ceremony. A queer marriage ceremony was that in Queen Elizabeth's reign, before the deaf and domb alphabet was Invented, between Flishy and Ursaia In could talk fast enough, mute, and as if required that promises should Ix spoken words nobody to manage the thing Final. J hop of Londen helped to de first seen on service and Thomas call it their proceeded thus: Having first taken Ur ¢ foggy ila in his arms, he took her by the id put the nuptial ring on ber heu laid bis right band his beart after their palms together, ex hands to {tle Thowas Brideet, Urs #0 steed but Thomas until was houses 111g kills was u deaf November £1 ws not high xchanged in r thelr tope. The new how rine iB eUperiy vike by signs, aid 1} inot Heer, For the on and rd heaven : . purpose to live wit! death should separate then his eyelids with his fingers earth with his feet shed to make a hole in the woving his arms and 114 g tolling a fu Lie were Curious Marine Tragedy. March 21, 1840, the pllotbont I : off Cape May, dis psized schooner floating boarding party put off i the bottom the some of rounded heard crew Were oh Rich Hair Long, thick, heavy halr. Want this kind? Ayer's Heir Vigor promotes growth. Does not color the hair. Ask Your Doctor. 7. C. Ayer Co Loree ee — Uentre Reporter, §1 per year Trousers for the Usual Cost of Orne pair? Well, that's what you can get at our special sale hich is now going on. We started out with 1400 pairs Men's and Young Men's Trousers at one-third less our regular prices, And as our regular prices are ly one-fourth less than the prices of other stores, this ers cost anywhere else. " . ior the Hence two pairs of Trousers Of course you know that ail cloth- an elsewhere, because you buy directly jobbers. The profit you save makes etween our prices and other stores’ prices. price of one, ir hop »rebs 1ace of ing ne costs less th fu, Ys iror 10lesalic $2.00 Trousers at 3.00 Trousers at 4.00 Trousers at CLASTER’S $1.50 2.00 2.95 Bellefonte LADIES “FITZEZY" SHOES will cure corns]! SOLD ONLY AT YEAGER’S SHOE STORE PELLEFONTE
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