in EE THE CENTRE REPORTER THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1918 THE TRIAL LIST, Oases thay Will Come Before the Sep.ember Court, * Following is a list of civil cases that will be heard at the Beptember term of court, which opens Monday, 22ad, FIRST WEEK, Mary D. BStonebrake- county, appeal. John B. Btopebraker county, appeal Charles Peters vs, Railroad Co., appeal. Dr. G. 8. Frank vs. Miles twp. Poor District, appeal. Auetin Bwisher Eatate vs, Pearl C Gray, agent, appeal, Burdine Butler va, B. P. Bwartz, ap- peal. Burdine Butler vs, John A. Nestle rode, appeal, G. Antis Confer vs. Chester I.. Nefl appeal, va. Centre ve. Centre Penneylvania SECOND WEEK Wm. J. Davis vs. F. H. Wm. Biddle, replevin. Nathan W, McCloskey et. al, vs. J F. Young, ¢jectment. HSsmuel Markowitz va. Pennsylvanis Railroad Co, ejectment. John Nolan ve. Patrick Flanigan’. eatate, assum psit, Thos. E. Comley and wife va. Thos Kelley, trespass. Reuben T. Comley and wife Thomas Kelley, trespass, Thos. E Comley and wife vs. Harry P. Kelley, trespass. Reuben T. Comley and Harry P. Kelley, trespasa. J. H. Lucas ve. Joseph trespass, ' Dale and Ve wife ve Barues Kate E Hastings va Enoch H Hastings Estate, assum psit Joel B. Royer ve. J. C. Meyer E-tate assumpsit James A. Davidson vs. Pennsylvanis Railroad Co., trespass, '. Buck’a estate va. J, estate, sci, fa sur judg't. Wm. White's Estate va. J. 4 Holt’: estate, sci. fa, sur. judg’t. Frances Glowacki vs Co , trespass Paul Rosnoveake Henderson, trespass, W. 8. Budioger va. Elmer Watson replevin. Ellen E. Gray vs. Jacob P. Estate, sci. fa. sur. mortg, se———sdm—— LOCALS The offices that have a bit of salary attached are not in want of candidates The quality varies. Mrs. E. 8. Mason of Wilkinsburg is 8 guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs Samuel Shoop in Centre Hall. Miss Gertrude Keefer, of Young wood, is spending a short time with her friend, Miss Cora Brungard. H. Holt's Dusham Coa! ve. Dr. Wm Weber To-day (Thursday) the Presbyteria: and Methodist Bunday-schools ars bolding a united basket picnic or Grange Park, You bave until Beptember third te register your politic. Do not wali until that time, but register at your first opportunity. Miss Martha Boal of Centre Hall, acoording to the Lewistown Demo crat and Sentinal. is at the home of Mr. and Mrs Char'es Meyer, in Reeds ville, Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Dartt of Bethlehem are guests of Dr, and Mrs A. G. Lieb in Centre Hall, the doctor being an uncle of the former. Mr Dartt was born in Bellefonte, but lefs there with his parents when but » boy. He is now assistant engineer on the Lehigh Valley Railroad. T. Witmer Bmith, local anager of the Commercial telephone ex- change in Bellefonte, purchased the Brunell farm, one-baif mile above Milesburg railrond station. [I'he place coniaive fifty-two acres. The stock and implements were also purchsed, Mr. Smith and family pow occupy the place Penns Valley had a fine rai: Fridsy aud the following night, The precipita. tion was 50 inches. This will finish msuoy corn cropd, give the second crop of graves 8 boost, put the fallow fields in fine condition to prevare for a seed bed, laid three inches of dust on earth roads, and did a lot of other good besides far- nishiong water for cisterns, Htale Zoologist H. A. Burface has a crop of 20000 baskets of peaches to harvest in an orchard of 80 scres. The orchard is located at Mechanicsburg, io Cumberland county, The whole crop will be picked without the use of lad. ders of any kind, This is positive proof that Dr, Burface is ecspable of giving instruction from sgtusl ex- perience, Prof. Houtz, one of the faculty in the Buequehanna University, filled the appointments in the Lutheran churches at Contre Hall, Georges Valley and Union, lest Bunday, in the abeence of the pastor who gave no notice of the intended change. Prof Houtz, early in the seventies, attende. the county normal school at Centre Hall, Superintendent R. M. Magee “ being in charge, He had not been out through the town since thet time, and, a8 is altogether natural after such a long span of time, found so many changes here that he could scarcely recoguize the place, ORPHANS BUILD OHUROH, Bausman Memorial at Bethany Home, vont. ing 811 000, Free of Debt, Headed by the Rev. William F. Moore, superintendent of Bethany Orphans’ Home, at Womelsdorf, its two-hundred and eight boys and girls marched from the old chapel to the new Bausman Memorial Chureh, which at 4 o'clock on Funday was ded- icated by the superintendent, nssiated AT AO Big Eyes, Big Brain, Sor a i hit tl ¥ ¢ overog th uglier, a8 French 4 in avimals is 0 exact to the of the oye 14¢ the eves the big Inss of tiger may man for in animal, A than n follow rT PVYEeR it doesn’t that it h rs wain IN More tiger with nomination, church, and in this instance the boys of the labor. They cleared the mountain, put them in final placing by mesone ; position is free of debt. subscribed by friends of the Rev Berjamin Bausman, in the church MANY years was a member board of trustees of the Home and also the president board for mauy years, Dr wlicea of Orphans’ the .——- Van Valzah Farm Sola. Valzah tenant. The farm kuown as the Van faraa, west of Centre Hall, now ad by Benner Walker sud representative, Johnston Van Valzah E-q, of to Breon, s resident of Centre Lewisburg Perry purchese price beiog $6000 Mo: will occupy the place pe the Alexander Alexander, aod it Siate senator ( F Xt apri BE farin was originally a part of vhs tract, owned by Jam Was here where Alexauder Legal) farming operations during the Istter was lat of D Was nu tifiies of the last century, It ywned by Jobo Boczar, A. Boozer, and thased by the late William father afterwards Heckman The farm contsivs about one hu ired and twenty acres, eighty acres of Brash Valley road, and the remainder to the hich lie south of the north ———— i ——— Aaronsburg, James Frank of Reberst P few hours at the O Adam's home. learficld are visiting mother, Mre, Barah Leitz] the Jane, were entertained at the home of Dr. C. B. Musser for a few days, Mrs. Maria Deshler, gindoess of Z D. Thomas, in ap auto to spend a day with nsny friends at Rebersburg. Mr. and Bellefonte vieit here to Eisenhauer, The Misses Cammings of Hall were the guests home of Charley Wolfe, Mrs Millray visited the home, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Philips ed last Thursday from Akron, where they were called on sceount the death of the former's Frauk Philips. waa her their Mrs. are paying Mr. and Linden welcome at th also al Kester's, a Bheesley boy, Ruth baby Winkleblech very much improved count of the illness of hia Both are natives of this place, grew to manhood here, her daughter, Mrs. A. Lehman of of Bellefonte, are all having a very nice ime visiting their sunt grandmother, Mre. L. K, Lenker picnie. The ladies were : Helen er, Martha Bower, Ruth Mtove Jens nie Stover, Ruth, Lizzie and Wanes Winklebleeh, and Edun Winkleblech Mr. and Mra. George son Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Tate, Intter better known here as Rosa Mingle, composed an aatomabile party from Bellefonte who came here Batur- day evening and spent Sunday at the home of A B. Stover, KE , returning home iu the evening, They took with tiem Miss Thelma Tate, who was a guest for a week at the Btover home, shin a » 3 Centre Mille, N. B. Bhefler’s father of this place Is seriously 11, The picnic at Rockville was at Mrs. J. Klines, Mr. Best from Nittany valley pur. chased the home of Edward Miller, near this place, Mr. aud Mrw, Jess Dean of Waddle spe tL Bduday st the home of her moth. er at Centre Mills, Calvin Kine’s two sons snd two brothers of Stato Unilege visited at the home of their brother at thie place, Mise Edna Bailey visited at the home of ber grandparents, Mr, and Mra, J. A. Kline, while her mother and father spent Buonday at Grader’s Ford. r sharp tongue Wu Poul why you are ing into theires."-8t Loui teh Keeps His Word, “Yeu, wir.” anid Jenkins: “Smithers js 2 man who keeps his word: but, then he has to” “How is that?" asked Johnson. “Because no one will take it.” An Old Firm, “Who painted Subbubs’ hotise?" “He told me the name of the con cern. 1 think he sald it was done by Fitz & Starte.” «Boston Transeript Sure Enough. Billlcus— What do you consider the first requisite of nn good husband? Cynleus—<A good wife.—Philadelphiv Record. ———" | — sn The hero is commonly the simples and obscurest of men. —Thoreny, Centre Reporter, §1 per, year ews a . a A = Bal wibnen ~al Laie, “he FRSEaR. aa bg » By ole Deven » hdd My dary! Lim Lr - + sriioun BE TOO BE Beane ®Ehag anda Property } tloit {ye Fights i FPPC VCP00V4 YO re CI RG OWS If you are-in the market for a good FOUR-HORSE FARM widens, Looe 5 Nice Homes ul parts of Centre § CHAS. D. BARTHOLOMEW. Real Estate nad Insurance CENTRE HALL, PA. FOONOOPNVGIPI IRS ROSR000 Niagara Falls Personally -Conducted Excursions 19, BRO POPVURDBGDIPROBOT OLB August 22, September 5 ber 3, 1913 Octo- LIKE A TRIP ABROAD $7.50 trom CENTRE HALL Round Trip SPECIAL TRAIN of Pollan Parlor Onrs Bining Car, and Day Conches, running via the Picturesque Susquehanna Valley Route Tickets good poling on Special Train and ok necting trains and g yd returning on regiliak trains within FIFTEEN DAYR, Stop off st Buffalo within limit allowed returning. Nustrated Booklet and full information may be obtained from Ticket Agent or David Tedd, Division Passenger Agent, Williamsport, Pa. Pennsylvania R. R. Lisundry will go cat fro this «Mico Wednesday, Bept. 8, 1913, fReascDORLpeee TWP r eRe Pe Dae 3 the kind of ocial COrTres~ RpPEr touch re- Pen and Pen- cil. Tablets Good grade «¢ Cf Want a Good ¥ THE CENTRE REPORTER a rn, i he EL EW Gh uy. He DW TW WM. REIBER Pa, mW WW WWW WT Tie We WT _— Peis § Te » nL % vy og he Vin — EEN aE “i ECR fr ——————— DOES YOUR STOVE NEED REPAIRS? will not be long until illy blasts will make * the means of com- your stove ready to make fire in, or does it need repairs. Seetoit now, before the rush season will mean delay, Proably OI a new stove for the com- you are thinking ing winter, We handle the World-Famous Red Cross Stoves and Ranges, let ft Arrays il Over. I. L. SMITH CENTRE HALL in and us talk weBeRcecsssOO0O BROT Good Things For Hot Weather and Picnics (Grape Nuts Kellogs Biscuit Cream of Wheat Shredded Wheat Puffed Wheat Puffed Rice Crushed Oats mo Post Toasties Jeef “Re8Be¢ Chipped, any amount You want Red and Pink Evaporated Milk Honey v 98 Salmon Heinz Peanut Butter Sweet and Sour Pick “odes y ies Mixed Pickles Baked Beans Pork and Beans INENGS White Vinegar “2 1 é . 4 ROE We H. F. Rossman 8 SPRING MILLS, PA. FEOF 0000 seve oor 00000 GEIST ITLRIGUBL UNS LOVBOQRPI DOUORRBC ORD ‘13 ad T for Men. XX are tor Men, Women Read: LACES and all kinds and prices, HOSIERY in Silk and Cotton. ne TIS SL ST I sw TN COE J fashion at the resorts now. supple fabric made up into We are showing this soft, several attractive styles of draped skirt,
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