THE CENTRE REPORTER. | THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1914 DEATHS ™ Dr. William B., Stiver, a prominent Freeport, Illinois, physician and native of Potter township, died on Baturday mornivrg while on his way from his home to his office. He was observed by a friend to stagger, and goon after assistance came he died without uttering a word. He had not been in good health for some time, but his family thought hia condition just at that time to be normal, Dr, Stiver was the gon of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stiver, and was born near Potters Mills, Potter township In 1872 he went to Lena, Illinois, and after two years tonk up the study of medicine in Freeport, and finished his preperation for the profession upon graduating from Rush Medical Col- lege, Chicago. He began to practice in Orapgeviile, Illinois, and in 1876 located at Rock Grove, from there he went to Lens, and after ten years he pettled fn Chicago, remaining until 1896, Later he returned to Freeport, where he remained until his death, Dr. Stiver was married to Miss Rebecea MeNitt, who with a daughter survives, Hou, P, O. Btiver and Dr R. J. Stiver of Freeport, and Mrs. J. E. Ward of Bellefonte are surviving brothers and sisters, This is the fifth death among the Lrothers stv aud sisters in less than four years, XN, lL. Btiver, the eldest, died three years ago lest November ai Bunker Hill, 1H Mrs, W, B. Kraps of Anronsburg, died a vear sgo lss December ; Dr. Thomas J, Stiver ex- pired Jast August, and Dr. David Stiver passed away last November, Ita L.. Burwell, 8 most Lighly re gpected citizen of Ferguson township, died Moudsy morning at three o'clock al ome immediately east of Pine irove Mills, | due | failure » DacK L ig death His 1 days whe! hold m and developed. His improved Punday whom he chatted o f hig recovery Al t early Monday rious as to resuit i: wae iliness poeuraonis jater hear! condition apa { hea dat took serious i ti ’ trouble whe @ his death. Mr. Burwell was 8 native of Wes! Virginia and for a pumber of yeas followed the earpenter trade, He moved to near Pine Grove Mills thir tesn VEOrs ago and of recent VERIR Was engaged in g. He men- ber of the Prestivierinu church and Was antive CHET Iv in Lie farm WHA BR 8 DIaCues, “1 Cia wy aent is xu four here he f time oi sunday-school Aa (each x Al LE ie fifty vesars of vived by his wife, three sons and daughters, all of whom sare at home except one daughter who lives at Ty- rone Funeral eervices were held Wednesday aftervoon snd interment was made at Pine Grove Mills, 18 bis He wa bE Mre, Ellen Jane Marshall Cook died in Bellefonte Wednesday of last week following an attack of apopolexy with which she was stricken the day before Funeral services were held at her late home Saturday afternoon, conduocted by her pastor, Rev. George E. Hawes, D. D, aud interment was made ia the Union cemetery. Decessed was born valley iIXLy years ago deughter of Mr. aod Mis Marshal Her kindly her esteem Buffalo Rui aud was the Joseph W nature won for sige circle of desth in thi of a » with her husband eaves #01 r—Viarshall and following Li. Marshal Buffsio Ruan; Nisgara Falla: Cartio ; Mrs, D. Huu; Mims. W ilonviile ; apd Mrs , Campbell, Linden Hall, He ner 3 16% RIGes one nd the me: J. he old homeslead In # (3. Marshall, (reorge ON Usser, Bhivery, Buffalo Alexander, U D. M $ fay fra i: 1 i H. A William Bilger died st her Pleasant Gap, at the age of Her death was due which she snflered for faith member of and a won . Funeral re held in the Lutheran church Ples Gsp, Rev. Btopecypher Boslsburg, officiating. she leaves her husband, Bilger snd two "sone, Charles it Gap, and Harry These brothers also survive, Peter Htine, of Kansas: “tine, of ORishoma; Chas tine, of Colorado; David Stine, of Washington ; and Edward Stine, of Idaho. Mra. home in { ee years 4 roo Bbhe was 8 itheran church disposition Ear Pui the Lt ar wer at pant ol William Hilger, Jilger, at William F. Thomas died in a Phila- deiphia hospital from cancer of the giomsch from which he suffered for gavaral years The remains wers brought to Mill Hall, near which place he lived during the past two years, for interment. His sage was stout forty-five years, and he is sur- vived by a wife and three children. A sister, Mrs. Creighton, of Renovo, also survives, The deceased was the only son of Adam Thomse, and spent his boy hood days in Centre Hall with his parents, Emanvel Bummers died at Alto, Baturday, April 18, of diabetes, aged fifty-one years, He was engaged as sawyer at George B. Thompson's saw mill at Alto up to within a short time of his death, He Is survived by his wife, his father, Malachi Summers, and three brothers : James Hummers of Axe Mann; Moist Bummers of Niagara Falls; and Winfield Sam. mers of Bellefonte. He was buried at McClure, Bnyder county. William Berjamin Fredericks died at the home of his brother-in-law, John F. Holt, in Union township, after a fow days iliness with poeu- mwonia, He was fifty-seven years of age. He leaves his mother, Mrs. Jessie Fredericks, and two sisters, Mre. Elmer Roller of Ohio, snd Mrs. John F. Holt, at whose home he died. ———————— A —— Thies is the season for porch furni- ture, Bee Goodhart before you buy. He will order from catalogue any of the great varieties of swings, couch hammocks, chains, rockers, hame mocks, ete,, that you may select, TRIAL LISTAMAY TERM, Opening May 18th The onsen to be tried at the May term of court, opening on 18th of that month, sre nppended : FIRST WEEK, Alice Bullock vs, Bnow Bhoe District, appeal. E. J. Goodyear vs. M. D. Kelly, sap- peal, the Poor SECOND WEEK W. Harrison Walker, guardian, ve, C. M. Bower Est, ; sci. fa. sur. judgt, Chas H. Lee va. Carrie D. Arm strong Kat, ; gci. fa. sur. judgt, Nathan W. McClosky, et al, vs, F. Young ; ¢jectment, E. H, Btamwmn, etal, ve. T. V. ers ; assumpsit, Elizabeth 8. Meyers vs J. C, Est (12 suits ) ; assumpsit, Josephine Kohlhecker Kohlbecker ; assunopsit, Francis Kohlbecker ve, H. J becker ; assum psit Htella Kohlbeoker va becker ; assum psit, C. 8B Rhoads and wife vs Co. ; trespass, Grace BR. Kimport vs. P. BR R, trespass. Henry Doerr va. P. R. R, Co. ; tres pass, WwW. J R. Taylor, A sit. Joseph Lawless vo, T, A, er; assumpsit W. G Runkie vs strong Est Harriet 'T Ks J pas J. Yoth- Meyer va. H. J. Kohl H. J. Kohl. P. Co ve. H. HBehad, et al ; assump- Rawleigh Medical Co. E. Bhoemak- Carrie D., Arm- ; sssumpsit Kuriz ve. Nora MeClain fa. sar. oorip agner va CU. J. Finkle ; tre ; BCL, DD. W samuel Marhowiizve. P. B R. Co. : trespass Jas, A, McClsin Eat, ; sssumpsit, Catharine Mulholland vs Kelly, ot al ; trespass, M #y Nora MeClsin VB. M. DD Mamie Gilliland Hers ; fa. sur Wm, Weber, Admr. ve, E. E : sol. fa. sur. morte. ' VH, = morly Hever. 1 € is REBERSBUR( Mra, George Haines list at present. Harry Royer was the first Rebersburg to buy so suto, this spri: It isa Ford, is on the sick one ¥ Corman has j jut k's vieit to ber Anion. Rupp ERT, vizitor in our Frank Wate has ployment st his with GQ. P. Garret, Mr and Mra Charles Wolf of Asronsburg spent last Bunday in town with relatives Oar landlord where his cousin Clarence, we presume he i= where the * wood-bine twineth, '’ Lee Weber returned home from the horse sale held in Millbeim with an iron gray horse which he bought there and of which he is very proud. The first thunder storm passed over this section of this valley on Bundss afternoon aceompsnied by a higl wind aod a heavy rain 1 employed Wes BL OV sand » SOW LL, aun win fi “tate | found em- carpenteriog at jpst trade, know Well, gobs would like got to £4] The Bleriy brothers, hucksters, dis solved partuership, and now esch one will engage in the business for him self, Competition is the life of trade. J. H. Zigler ie at present kept quite buay spraying fruit tress for the de. struction of the Nan Jose scale, Fruit growers are convinced of the fact that the scale hina taken a firm hold that spraying is a necessity, The grein fields in thie vicinity look five and if nothing unforseen happens we can look for a heavy harvest There will be but very le fruit ir the line of peaches, cherries and plums which bave been [rez2n in the bud. Wolf go showed ana iit ii On last Bunday when Adam lett his bull cut of the stable water the animal at fight, aud tackeled Mr. Woll snd gored him (o such an extent before help came that he waa almost exhsust- ed After the battle was over It was found Mr. Wolf received several bead bruises and had several broken ribs, Levi Fulmer, sn aged veteran of this place, has jist returned from a visit to Lewistowt where his pon Joh resides. Mr. Fulmer {& past seventy. seven years old, and walked from this place to Lewistown and back pain, a distance of thirty-five miles one way acroes mountsios, in lesa than eight and one-half hours. The day Mr. Fulmer returned home it rained all the time and be was compelled to wade mud and water which made walking very laborcus, AIP —— UVENIRE OAK The Y. P. €', A. will meet with Mise Duret on Bunday evening, April showers will bring the flowers, also grain and grass for the farmers, Miss Cora MeCormick of Spring Mills spent Bauday with her class. mate, Miss Mildred Long. Miss Mary Frankenberger Bunday with her parents, Mr. Mrs, H. B. Frankenberger, Mrs. Edith Vonoada is at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Isasc smith, who are not in the best of health. Mr. Bilger and family from Pleasant Gap are spending some time in this section. Mr, Bilger ia doing the farm work for Mr. Armbruster. Miss Erma Vonada ls spending some time with her alster at Madigon- burg. Of course she may be able to see someone else’s brother, too, Dr, Lieb has a large crew of men building a lime stack on his farm ; Henry Homan is manager of the job. They are certainly putting up a large tack, R. C. Yoder, the horse dealer from Kansas, also Mr. Peschy and two young men froma Belleville, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs, H. D. Roes- man. Yoder and Peachy have sold a lot of favcy horees at the Centre Hall market, the buyers have confidence that they got a fair and square deal, A AIA SRS Mr, Farmer, if we do not have what you want, we can and will get it for you, ~Weber, Centre Hall, % £0 ance spent and 4 : MERCAN LE APPRAISE: | MENT. AP lowing pe appraised a mercantiic 1914 ; RETAILERS AARONSBURG Anronsburg, Mra. Clarke Herman of Btate Col lege visited her brother, A, HB. Blover. Henry Heflloy of Renovo spent over sunday with his parents, Berjamio HefMay. Walter Orwig and son Harold spent a fow days with Mr, Orwig's parents at Hartleton, Mra Elvina Winters of Rebersburg | spent a few days with ber aged moth. er, Mra. Wm. HasfMoy, i Mra, Harn Harper has gone to see | Mrs. Lucy Russell, who ison the sick | Het at Lewiaburg. Mrs. Walter Orwig and t wo chile | dren spent a few days at the home of Claude Feldler, at Feidler. An sgreeabld surprise birthday party was tendered the village shoe-maker, Henry Gilbert, one evening Inst week. | Mr. and Mrs. Harry Auveman of | Harrlsburg visited some of Aurman’s frienda. She will be better known ae Minnie Beaver, PUZZLER?, Where can a man buy a cap for his knee? Or a key for a look of his hair? Can his eyes be called an scadomy, Because there are puplls there In the crown of his head what geome are set? Who travels the bridge of his nose? mouth, The nails on the ends of his toes * What does he raise from a slip of his tongue? Who plays on the drams of his oars? And who can tell the cut and style Of the coat his stomach woars ? Oan the crook of his elbow be sent to jail? And if so, what did it do? How does he sharpen his shoulder blades? 1 am sure I don't knowdo you? w Vouih's World, AI MD A A 3 . Hed Clovar Seed, 90.7 Per Cent, Pure, The undersigned offors for sale red clover aeed, tested by the Penneyk found to be $0.7 per cent. pure; test mafle April 7.1014. Try It for your ng rowing this year, CLAUD EWart (Tusseyvilie) spring Mii, Pa, (0.16 pd) WARRIORS Wyre, W. T., general men WOODWARD Hosterman, C. W., produce LEGAL ADVERTISING | CO RPHANS COURT BALE, | Ewiate of Conrad Lingle, deoe ased The undersigned will expose at public | outery, on the promises, on FRIDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF MAY, 1814 al one o'clock P. M., described real estate, gifuate in the sie or | the follows | of Pennsylvania, bounded and {lows : Beginning at a stone in the middle of { Jublie road thence North seventeen and one half degrees West «Ix and six tenth perches 1o stone in the middie of the pubile road ; thirty-eight and onehall degrees West twenty. | three and six tenths perchios to post ; thence by | lands of William Colyer South forty-three and | one-fourth degreos West cleven perohos to post ; | thenoe by same South sixty degrees West cloven | thence North | and nine tenths perohes to post © thenoo by lands of Daniel Horner's heirs South thirty eight and ihroe-fourths degrees Hast six and two-tenils 2 roles to post ; thence by same North fifty-one degroas Kast ten and fourstenths porchos to post | thenoe by same south forty-one and oneball do gros Kast twenty two and elght-tonth perchos to ne stamp ; thenoe by land of W, 1. Lee North ty and obe-hall degroes East ton and six-fontos Juiches to one. place +f beginning § con'aining WO ACRES and BIXTY.FIVE PERCHEN net monstre, Sreon erected a twostory frame | dwelling house, barn and other outbuildings, { TERMS OF BALE ~Twn per cent. of the pur | Chase money 10 be paid or secured on day of sale | the balance (0 be paid upon confirmation of sale and delivery of decd, NB SPAN ¥. B. SPAN( 610,18 tor WHOLESALERS B LLIARDS and POOL THEATRES LEVORTE correcting ) pad will Troasurer's Thursday w m. and who desite can L. LL WEAVER Mercantile Appraiser dive TF Stops Falling Hall's Hair Renewer falling hair. No doubt about Y sao You will surely be satisfied. ti An evr e008 PR reve BRRR @ Single Comb White Leghorns exclusively, The stock that has quality by actual test. Eggs now for sale. Will Sell at Once, 20 Incubators & Brooders, at a Great Sacrilice. Chas. D. Bartholomew CENTRE HALL, PA, 029009000985 22000998000008
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