DEATHS,
Mra, Harriet Johnson, wife of Al-
bert Johnson, died in Altoona on Fri-
day night, and SBaturday the remains
were brought to Boalsburg, and on
Monday interment was made in the
cemetery at that place, the funeral
having been held from the home of
the decegsed’s parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Woods. The services were con-
ducted by Rev. J. I. Stonecypher.
A week previous, Mrs, Johnson's
infant child died, aud it was also
buried at Boslsburg.
The deceased is survived by her
husband and four children, her parents
pamed above and these sisters and
brothers: Mrs, Anna Klinger, Boals-
burg ; Mre. Ada Reed, Mifflin county ;
Mrs. Margaret Kreanoer, Aaronsburg ;
John Woode, Boalsburg ; and Joshua
Woods,
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Rending's President Dead,
(George F. Baer of the Reading sya.
tem, noted lawyer and scholar, snd
the man who above all others wae
responsible for the great growth of the
railway lines and cosl corporations em-
braced in what has been known as the
‘“* Anthracite Coal Trust,’ died Sup
day evening, He was geventy.two
years old.
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“rimmed Hats Reduced,
Mrs, I. W. 8B. Person, who has been
at the residence of Mra. M. E Btrohm,
Centre Hall, since April 23, with a
completd line of the latest New York
styles in ladies’ and children’s milli.
will continue her ssle until Mon-
day morning. Al trimmed hats have
been reduced to $3 00 and $3 50,
EC SS ]6TPP TTL
Festival, May 30th,
Centre Hall Lodge No0895, 1.0. O
F., will hold a festival on Memorial
Day. Farther details will follow
later.
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LOCALS
Launadry will go cut from this office,
Wednesday, May 6th,
The borough schools, except the
Grammar grade, close this week.
A son was born recently to Dr. and
Mrs, J. K. Hosterman at Crystal City,
Missouri.
The directors of the Patrons Rural
Telephone Company will meet in the
court hou e, Thursday, May 14th.
Mra. Milton Gardner, who before her
marrisge was Ethel BNechrist, gave
birth to a baby girl a few days sgo at
her home in Altoona.
Perry Luse, on the Hewitt farm
west of Centre Hall, on Monday ship-
ped a litter of Berkshire pigs to George
B. Thompson, above Lemont,
James Mmetzler, the retired section
boss, has been quite ill during the past
week or more. He is suffering from
an silment akin to npearalgia of the
heart,
Prof. C. R Nefl is the only farmer
in Potter township, so far as could be
learned, who had osts sown prior to
this week. He put the greater part of
his crop in on Friday.
Mrs. H. J. Lambert sccompsnied by
her son and daughter, Earl and Ruth,
of State College spent a few days in
Centre Hall beginning of this week to
take in the Commencement exercises
of the Centre Hall High School,
Frank P. Floray waa elected a Potter
township school director to fill a va
ecaney made by the removal of Adam
F. Heckman from Potter to Gregg
township. Mr. Fioray is located in
tbe ssme district in which Mr. Heck
man lived.
W. H. Bisuser, accompanied by his
granddaughters, on Monday made a
trip to Bellefoute. The trip wes made
in a horseless carriage, but no gasoline
used for power. He laid in a supply
of fixtares which will be used in pip-
ing water into his hotige, so that Mrs
Bisuser will be able to do the house
work with lesa effort than heretofore,
H. J. Mueller, who for several years
was the state forester on Nittany
Mountain, ie now epgaged with the
Davey Tree Expert Company of Kent,
Ohio, and is quartered in the vicinity
of Weshington, DC. He called st
this cflice on Tuesday, and informed
the Reporter that there was great
excitement in the National Capital
since open rupture with the Mexicans.
Merchant W. A, Odenkirk perform-
ed a good deed when be cut down the
large poplar trees at the side of his
store and dwelling house. His ex-
sample ought to b» followed by a num.
ber of others who are tolerating the
growth of this species of trees along
the street. In many boroughs and
citiea the planting of these and other
undesirable trees is prohibited ty
ordinance.
Monday afteinoon George W. Brad-
ford returned from Chester county
where he spent several days with his
son William Bradford, snd deughter,
Mrs, Jerome Auman, both of whom
live near Phoenixville, Mr. Bradford
reports farmiog operations in that
section very much in advance of that
in Centre county, and that the Penne
Valley farmers located there sre get.
ting slong nicely and quite well con-
tented.
Mrs. Franklin Long, accompanied
by her three handsome little children,
was an arrival in Centre Hall on Mon
day sfternoon from her heme in Wash-
ington, D. C., snd was met by her
rents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Geiss Wagner
They will spend some time on the old
home farm to jet the kiddies have the
benefit of the fre heat air that flows in
our kingdom, Although coming from
the city the little Longs have the sp-
pearance of being in perfect health,
It is thought that the notorious
Hohl, the man who got away with
nearly $3000 from an Altoona bank
and later wriggled through a six inch
opening in a window in the Risir
county jail, in Walter B Verner, who
was employed in Yeaget’s mill,
Yeagertown From January to May
of lust yesr Verner got away with a
31000 a, the Joagei mill aod, Was
ruilty of other de ations, J,
Yeager, the proprietor of this mill,
#nyn the photographs of Hohl very
mug resemble Verner, and he be
lever that Hohl and Verner are one
rod the ssre extiemely silable, polite
and shrewd chap.
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mencement,
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Roy Puofl has taken up railroading |
and is now in the Centre Hall station |
under Agent Bradford. i
Mrs. John 8. Getehell and son |
Wendell of Youngwood are at the
Bruopgart home in Centre Hall, |
Rev, John Hewitt withdrew as a |
candidate for congress in this the
twenty-firat congressional district, |
Billy Bunday got $22,398 88 for his |
gaven weeks work at Beranton, From
8 financial view point, the Evangelist
succeeds when others fail,
Mrs. W. B. Bressler and daugh er |
Gertrude May of Potters Mills were in |
Centre Hall for the first time since |
William MeClenahan, the drayman,
is having a store house erected near |
the railroad track to be used in storing |
kerosene. He desls with Levi Smith, |
sud has the oil shipped in car lots,
The Daily Democrat, Lock Haven,
issned a special edition devoted to the
business activities of that city, and the
Lewisburg Journal put out an extra
edition devoted to the schievments of
the ordar of Odd Fellows, Both ex-
tras are well illustrated, and the mat-
ter well written and printed.
Prof. A. Merrill Allison is a guest
of his brother, Dr. J. R G. Allison in
Centre Hall. He eame from Chicago
Inst Friday and will remain until the |
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the High Behool for a year, e
Ha schools,
sevaral advences,
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All run down? Ayer’s Sarsaparilla
is a strong nerve tonic. No alcohol,
Sold for 60 years.
J. 0. Ayer O
Ask Your Doctor. Li op Mae
Genre Hall Poultry Yards
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 Sacrifice.
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
COO L0BBICCBRORNB0B0PO NOS
HHUBEGULREARL SESE LRBOeR
Syracuse Walking and Rid-
ing Plows, and Oliver
Plows
Lever Spring Tooth Har-
rows, Spike Harrows,
Perry Harrows, Imperial
and Johnston single and
double Disc Harrows
Steel and Wood Drum Land
Rollers .
Single and double Clod
Crushers
for BEST
{| THE delight of the
| housewife is bread
|| and cakes baked as they
{| should be. Not any
|| stove will bring results,
| but you will be sure of
| the best bread, biscuits,
| and cakes if placed in
' the oven of a Red Cross
| Range.
A new line of these
stoves has just been re-
ing elsewhere,
BAKING
th warming cabinet
4
to $1.00
to $1.00
TICKINGS, MUSLINS,
selection,
per yd.
per yd.
per yd.
PECAYS, PERCALES,
C. F.
(LE oh Sana
a an sn
MERY
Black Hawk and Star double
row Corn Planter, either
ROOFING
Steel and Ashphalt
with orwithout fertilizer
attachment
Albright spring tooth and
spring shovel Cultivator,
Buckeye high and low
wheel Cultivators
Buckeye, Farmer's Favorite
and Crown Grain Drills
Johnston Mowers, Rakes,
Combined Side Rake and
Tedder
Lancaster Side Rake
Gearless, Hocking Valley,
John Deere and Dain Hay
Loaders
CEMENT
A carload just received
Johnston Binders
New Idea, Nisco and Joh:
Deere Manure Spreaders
New Stoughton Wagons
lot of them just received
rows, lime and stone Bar-
I'OWSs
Corn Shellers
And anything in the ma-
chine line you Wi
have or will get
want
for you.
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Coal:
before you buy or sell,
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SUCCESSO TO D, J,
NIEMAN & CO,
Goodhart’s special faroiture male at
longer, Read the adv. and profit
by it.
HHEPHERD PUPS-The undersigned offers for
slo two shepherd pups—male and female
Price Netaonatie.. W. 3. LER, Spring tla. Jo D
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and other good makes.
HEED POTATOES~Carman No. 1 seed potatoes
ROSSMAN, Centre Hill, Pa. ( Spring Mills, R. D.)
{ 16.018 p'd )
ing, either by .
COONEY and J. W, WEAVER, Spring Mills, R.
D. 4 Bell’ phonedi-14, Colyer. (odipd.)
THE STORE THAT