DEATHS,
Saturday afternoon at about four
o'clock Millheim lost one of its best
citizens and the Lutheran church one
of it strongeet supporters in the death
vJsohn H, B. Hartman, He was ill
tui for half an hour, and death was
dus lo great excitement occasioned by
the partial destruction by fire of the
Iivangelical parsonage, which was lo-
Caled a short distance from the Hart-
tun foundry plant, Mr. Hartman
belonged to the local fire company and
wus u plugman, and it was while he
w sandéavoring toopen a plug that
« Lecame 1] and was obliged to seek
He was taken to his home
| in a half hour death came,
Mr. Hartman was a son of R. B,
lertman, and with his father wae
¢ignged in operating the foundry
plant until the death of the latter,
w vu the mother took her husband’s
rresl. Upon the death of the
nicther, the subject of this sketeh con-
i:d the foundry business until his
He was twice married, The
fist wife was Mise Erma Wert, to
wv iom ore daughter, Mre, W., L.
Searm, Baltimore, was born, Tre
‘oud wife survives, Before marriage
#'ic was Miss Barah Wise, and her
firet husband Charles Musser, f
sir, Hartman was aged
¢aff, Dine monthe, one day. Inter-
ent was made on Wednesday morn-
inv, and the funeral was conducted by
}.ev. D. M. Geesey, and attended by
Lt: « Knights of the Golden Eagles and
Ww codman,
refuge,
nei
il
Cenlh,
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Nannie K., wife of George T. Mil.
LOUALS
Buy lots, name your price,’ easy
terms, a liberal discount for cash,
Nearly three-quarters of an inch of
rain fell Thursday of last week, The
corn was especially benefited,
Miss Helen Luse will enter the
training school for nurses at the Belle:
fonte hospital aud will begin her
schooling next Monday,
Mrs. Willlam H., Ler, who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs,
Miller, at Colyer, is improving after
baving undergone a rather serious
illness,
There were a large number of people
in town Baturday night, and autos
were parked in various sections of
town, and every hitching post on the
street and in the alleys had one or
more horses hitched to it,
James Bmith, the Btate College
hardware dealer, came to Centre Hall
from Bellefonte with Sheriff A. B
Lee on Monday afternoon, and re.
mained here over night, He attended
meeting of the Masonic
3y the way of blowing the horn
committee who investigated would
fiald
The plot
is a de-
of red clover in this section,
Howard
of Mrs.
Miss Grace Bmith, on
Mr. and
Anu automobile party from
In the party were
and Mra
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NEWS OF 18580, |
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Woodward.
Notes Taken From Flies of The Centro | Harry Bheesley loft for Milton last
Reporter of Thirty-four Yenrs Ago, | week where he will be employed,
January 29th—8imon Harper, of | Paul Kerstetter and family spent
. | Hat anil iv al tia 5 0
Bellefonte, hae purchased the new | attinday and Sunday at the home of
4 a oh.
io irecle | 0, 2, |
brick house erected by J. O, Deininger, Mrs. Mosser of Ambler spant a dav
on Church street in this place, at|jast week with her friend Mrs, Harry
$1500, Wolfe.
Bteam sawmills nre getting rather Mr. and Mra. A. B. Meyer frow
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numerous In this valley, and we fear | Coburn visited with the lady’s parents
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the timber will be cleaned out too on Bunday .
soon I'he Bunday-school of the Evan
ho : gelieal Association church will have
I'he musical convention at Spring Children’s Day services Bunday, Juue
Mills, Inst week, was a success, not. | 21st,
withstanding the unfavorable weather, Memorial services will be held Hun-
The concert was attended by a crowd. | 18y afternoon, Rev, (Geesey the Luth-
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ed house on Fridsy night, and the|°™®D minister of Aaronsburg, will
18ic was first-class, The committee Bake un address, :
met > WAS IL-Cifns, : Of } nt iit
, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Miller and
and leader deserve credit for the
BUCCORA,
randson, Glenn Walker and Mise
Stella Btemm from Rebersburg spent
A free lecture on penmanship will
be delivered in the school house, at
Sunday with the gentleman’a sister
Centre Hall, Thursday evening, 29, by
A A IA
Tusseyvilie
wv, Barry preached hig
sermon Munday afternoon.
The United Evangelicals will hold
their snnual Children’s dav service
next Bunday evening, June 14th,
William: and George Bwariz sta-
dents at the Naequehanos University,
“elinegrove, esme home just Friday
on their summer vacation,
Mr. and Mrs, John lee snd
Orvis, and Miss Crawford of Colevilie,
spent a short time Fundasy with the
family « f Mr. and Mrs, John H, Horn.
er. They made the trip In their big
Franklin car,
After the pretty wedding of William
Heckman, and Mise Ruth Rossman,
farewell
“On
the bride and groom left for a three
weeks' wedding tour to Lagess'er,
Ocean Grove and other points They
have the best wishes of their many
friends,
Sugar-coated and all vegetable,
only one pill at bedtime.
pation, bilious headache,
Ayer’'s Pills. Sold for 60 years.
Ask Your Doctor. c pres Le
AWE
sss fe
Giet on Lesthers Brothers free
for the big lot sale.
train
¥
Mra. R. M, Wolfe,
Prof. C. Bauer, of the Bellefonte
Academy,
Centre Hall is
musical convention,
srranging for »
Hingers from a
distance will be entertained free.
D. Wion of near Centre Hall
to Nittany Valley next spring.
There is talk of Hez Krumrine of
Spring Mills, erecting a new tan-yard
a short distance below Centre Hall,
Ia a letter from Bpricg Mills to the
Reporter anent
INOVeE
0
musical
tion the following are classed
the conven
among
the good singers at the musicale : Cen.
tre Hall-Prof. Lowell M.
ar o
aieyer,
Misses Carrie Lawyers,
Auna Keller,
Bitner,
Bi
Durst,
Mrs,
Al
Ada
Aggie Murray,
Moye
slsburg-—Miss
Lizzie Charles r,
Grove, Amanda
Myers, A, Kresmer, H. Siuart,
ler, died at her home, west of Pine
Grove Mills, after a lopg illness of | ¢
c~250d was a consistent member of the | t
1 utbersn church from her youth, ft
Fle was a daughter
jaly 29, 1855, Her mother died when |
rie was but a child, and grandfather |,
was married to George T. Miller and|,
jesided at the well known Miller home
ail her married life. Five children
| lesred their union:
toons; Linie Brown, of Chiesago;
Margaret Robinson and Clara Bath-
urst, of Tyrone; Mary at home. D.
1. Meek, of Altoona, and Bigler Meek
«f Patton, are her brothers, Mrs. Ross
(+illespie of Altoona, is a half sister.
interment was made at Pine Grove
Mills. Rev. Li. B. Spangler officiated,
€
Mrs, Barah Arnold Tressler died at
the home of her niece, Mrs, William
Bower, on Bunday evening at about
o'clceck. Bhe was past
r+ old, but up to a week previous
« wag in good physical sand ments],
ndition, and no one thought her};
««¢ on life #0 pearly terminated,
be began failing the Bunday before
t death, and was cared for by Mrs. |
sud Treaster until Wednesday, |
n she was taken to the Bower
ET It is thought she suffered a
t arniytic stroke that affect d her mind
ex well as her body.
Mra. Treesler was the daughter of
tie late Fredrick Arnold, and for
vents lived near Centre Hill on the
j ace where her parents spent many of
uv sears of their life,
“re. Eliza A. McKinney of Chicago,
nels, is a half sister of the deceased,
vrment was made at Tusseyville on
eilvesday morning.
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Mrs. Rebecca Winkleblech of near
V codward died Bunday night, aged
soul seventy-seven years. Bhe was
widow of the laste Jeremish W,
i. kleblech, and daughter of [saish
bm. There gurvive her one
uzhter, Mrs, Cyrus Meyer, and three
toi», William, Edward and John, all
vf «oburn, Interment will be made
thi (Thursday ) forenoon at Asrons
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PRESBYTERIANS AGAINST BOOZE,
t hiengo Body Takes Most Had eal Action
on Qaestion—Ulabs Hig,
Among the resolutions passed by
the General Assembly of the Presby-
I rian church at its recent session in
C vieago are the following :
Uhat any minister or member of the
I cesbyterian Church, U 8. A, who is
# member of avy club or sssociation
licensed to sell and does sell intoxicat-
Ing liquors to its own members or to
others, should resign from such club
or amociation in order to be free from
tre traffic in which the club or sssocis-
tion is directly engaged,
Thet we recommend and advise the
pr esbyteries to endorse and engage In
interdenominstionsl no-ll enee spd
stmilar soti-liquor campaigns where
they msy be proposed to be carried on
fn uncompromising and fygresaive
warfare against the home-wrecking,
the jril-filling and soul-destroying 1ig-
vor treflie, °
That we resflirm the deliverance of
1013 forbidding the manufacture and
tule of alcoholic stimulants as incon.
sistent with Christian duty, god fur.
ther that al] offigers and members of
ounl churches be forbidden to in any
way aid or abet the liquor traffic in
t weigoieg of liquor applications or
the presenting the same in court,
Fhiey are also forbidden to rent any
futlding to any person or persons for
tre urpose of dispensing alcoholip
4 gu hay
Bunday was a round of pleasure fo
State students and their
r
he Old Fort hotel wes the program of |
be day for & great number who were |
sould pay the price for a day’s hire.
No equal expenditure of money has |
lone more gooa than that used for
g road To the
nany passing automobiles clear
the
view
a
and
il
Oil.
in
is incalculable. And
B. Centre
business,
Sheriff A. Lee was in
county
snd
the
al
several
fficial
days on political
errands. He attended
commitiee meeting
BD. CO., Philadelphia,
have
L
Lemont, on
last
The Leathers Brothers ar-
yo
and
the
between Coburn
day of
tre lot sale at State a, The
olleg
al about
be free to
rain will leave Coburn
Velock and will
ten
all over
end the sale, Over the Bellefonte
‘entral there will be a free train Fri.
lay and Baturday, June 19:h and 20th.
above
burned
who lives
was badly
Earnest SBtruble,
For-
grazsd his
His body, however, was fright.
young man would not
Middleburg experienced one of the
A terrific wind up-
the
A possible wreck was averted
the blockade. The rain sccompany-
ing the storm bordered on a deloge
Newly planted corn was washed out
and roads made almost impassable.
The following from a distance at.
tended the funeral of Mra. Mary
Ripka Cloutiog, st Middleburg, acs
County News ; Mr, and Mra, Thomas
Decker of Milroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Ham.
uel Ripka of Millheim: Chestie
Tresaler of Linden Hall ; Mra. Sevilla
Floray of Tusseyville ; Mr. and Mrs.
W. P. Bhelly of Banbury; Mr. and
Mre. A'bert Geluett and brother,
Milton, of Plouts Valley ; William A,
Ripka and family and Mrs, Dr. Deck.
ard of Richfioid,
The sunouyncement of two weeks
ago that 8 convict had esgaped from
the penitentiary in Henner township
pat every constable on the alert and
even reputable strangers were eyed
with rusploion. An amusing case of
mistaken Identity was revealed when
the sheriff wus scouring the valley in
search of the missing prisioner last
week, When his efforts seemed to be
all in vain he directed his car toward
Bellefonte, When hall way home he
received word that the gonwigt was
seen near Tosseyyille, seronoly Joungs
{ng slang tie roadside, aud could be
taken without resistance. Turolog
his ear the sheriff covered the ten
miles or more in record time, only to
learn that He had used considerable
gasoline and tire for naught. The
man io the case happened to be a
elranger visitiog in that locality sag
Cal. Mesers, 8B. H. MeClintock.
Wagner,
Mr
Syracuse Walking and Rid-
cla * 3) $5 .
a ing Plows, and Olive:
Plows
Married—On ¢
Du
i
a
Har-
Harrows,
Tooth
Rev.
and
. by
WwW. El]
Fischer, Ramuel Alles 1.3 i
On 5h, in Georges Valley, | I
W. E Fi Hiram M.
vor 3 1 {rr
Lever Spring
Spike
P1Arrows, Imperial
and
rows,
darpy
Perry
and Joh
Dise Harrows
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Rev. chier,
nston single
i
# sl | i
usi session of Pomona Grange, | i!
at Centre Hall
Feliruary sth—Hereafter it ia
called the and
Railroad, Who cares for that change,
:
nly
g ts 4 § innihle
D L. Rhone read an addr GOUDIK
puty
Lhe an Steel and Wood Drum Land
to Rollers
Tyrove| ll! Qingl
nyie
be
Lewisburg and
, Crushers
could we «
ride to Tyrone on it:
thai’s what our people wish,
Had about four sBHnOwW on
Monday night, to which were added
about an inch or two on Tuesday fore |
leaves us to hope that |
ghing yet,
Mrs, Maria Snavely, of Penn town- |
lanl RT ra 1 tes v rouse
Black Hawk anda Star doub
it
i vw (Corn Pls th
H row Corn Planter, either
£54
inches of
noon, which
there will be some alel
#hip, dropped dead in the yard of her ll!
the of ecatebing | ROOFING
some chickens to sell to 8 huckater, i
Steel and Ashphalt
home while in
act
The Tressler sawmill property
Georges Valley, including 700 acres
wa tn John
Affe ’ - :
ipgle fo $7500
in} ii
of
timberiand, Grove
W.B
Jaonh D nye
ly iil
anid
and
;
fins b
fen taken serious.
fertilizer
a
y Grain Drills
OWErs, I
' : } C:.3 So 1»
mbined Side Rake
Tedder
a 1,
WARTS,
ITY
aia
Hocking
and
¥ H -
Gearless,
Dain Ha;
John Deere
y 3 ‘yy
ard . ‘3 17 . wr ll + far 1 y
Loaders have or will g i0T VOU.
All sizes of staples and nails.
BRICK, SAND
and STONE in stock
CEMENT
A carload just received
John Rishel, across the valley, raises
turkeys that dress 25 pounds,
Married -0On Deo Mr. FF. P.
Duck, of Penn Hall, to Miss Anns M.
“,
REBERSBURG
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Wise, of the same place,
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Mr. Hovselman of Union o wanty ie}!
3
8t present a visitor at the home of Mr.
Byers,
Charles Back will leave some time
this week for Illivols where he wil)
visit his mother,
William Carlin at
painters engeged
dwelling house,
J. B. Kreamer has a! present the
carpenters employed at remodeling
some buildings on his farm.
Harry Hubler is at present learning
to manipulate the new Ford ear which
his wife quite recently purchased.
William Haines is jaat recovering
from a very painful carbunele on the
back of his neck, which he nursed for
the past two weeks,
Next Haturday evening the Odd
prescnt has the
al painting his
Coal:
[MES
before you buy or sell
Fellows of this place will decorsts |
with appropriate ceremonies the graves |
of their departed comrades,
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hmgll spent
Saturday and Sanday at State Collegn
They made the Strip in Mr, Smull's
new Ford car. i
f
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5
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C. E Zigler and family of State
College autosd on Sunday t5 this plage | =
snd spent the night at the home of C,
H. Bmall,
Adam Wolf, who attended the
horee sale st Centre Hall on Friday,
reiurned home with a fine team which
he purchased at the sale,
Lee Kidder, who left this place
several weeks ago for Pitveburgh, has!
tetarned home and Sayu timen are dull |
and work is slack in the Smoky City
Laat week one day De, Krape ar.
rived at hls home at this place with a |
Ford ruoabout, he having swapped
hia horas and baggy on the same,
Mr. Krape ls now the proad own er of
two sulos,
Bundey evening a cow belonging to
Jaooh Winkiebleoh was killed by
lightuing. The cow was in the stable |
&t the time and Mr. Winkleblech did
Lo. know of his loss uutll the next
morning when he came to the stable
where he found the animal dead and
his driving horse broken loose from
his fastening,
Last week wos an unlucky week for
Rev, Biaufler, Ko the fire place he,
Rosampanied by Wallsoe Krider, lef;
an jest Monday In Rev. Btaufler’s suto
for Look Heven, On their WAY over
the machine got balky several times
aud by vosxing sud enressing the orit.
ter they finally succeeded in arriving
at their destinstion, “ Dext day
at $1, $1.60 and $2
WHITE DRESSES
at Special Reduced Prices
iH
FOR SATURDAY ONLY:
Valves $5 ana 6. oe res $1.95
White Canvas & Nu Buck Shoes
at Low Prices
while on their return trig the ma
chine got so stubborg that all tne
coaxiog snd cargealug smounted to
nothing and Uke oceupants arrived at
this place on foot. A few days after.
wards the Reverend had occasi
on to
trim some brash n
to be used nen trellis SUCCESSORS TOD, J, '
for his pea vines,
NIEMAN & CoO.
wae leisurely awaiting the arrival of a
basgbali Dine who were Lo play a game
and one of the swall
Hohe strack him ta ong of his eyes
to be w
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