AS SE DEAT HS, ——— The Reporter's correspondent from Pine Grove Mills gives the following account of the death of a young man by drowning; Georze Young of Pine Hall, h's half sister, Mary Corl, left about two weeks ago for a pleasure (rij among friends in Hopedale, Illinois. Last Saturday a telegram brought home the sad news that the young man had met his death by drowning in a laksa while on a picnic excursion. He, together with three companions, went swimming in the lake and it is presumed that Young became seized with cramp. Realizing his condition he frantically tock hold of his nearest companion and almost mada for him s watery grave. When Young sank he failed to appear on the surface of the water again and after three hours work with a seine he was located sixty feet from the plhce where he went down, His body was shipped to Bellefonte Sunday and delivered the same evenipg to the home of his uncle, W. H. Roush at Oak Hall, by U pder- taker J. F, Zechman of Boalsburg From here the funeral servica wae held Tuesday at 9:30 a, m., Rev. 8B. C Stover of Boalsburg, officiating. Iu- termsent was made in the Pine Hall C:inelery. Mr. Youpg was born at Boalsburg thirty-three years ago oo June 4 He was a carpenter by trade, a sober and industrious young man and had » large number of fiiends, Religlously was a Reformed; in politics » Democrat, and at all times was a most exampiary young man. He was a sot of David and Catherine Roce Young and is survived by six half sisters and two hall brothers, The remains were sccompanied home by his half sister Mary and his aunt, Mrs, H, Martin, and her son, J. C. Martin, wilh he i o were day : day after an fonte Liosg made io the last remeive of Sigmond Josepl at in Bellefonte on Mon having died Bator. operation in the Belle ital mention of which was issue of the Reporter Mr. Josep member of the Josephs connected with the mercan- caplile firm of Joseph & Company When a young man Mr, Joseph travel ed Penns Valley carrying a peck, and later traveled the valley by wagon He was never married. His age was BiXty-tix years, nid to r« fterncon, he yh is the last Emma C., wife of W. H. died in the Williamsport hospital lowirg sn operation, aged fifty years. Mrs, Miller, whose maiden name was Harter, waa born in Mill heim, and lived there until about eight! years sgo when she moved te Witiiaum port, The remains were brought to Miilbeim on Haturday sf- Mishel to 3: 200. Funeral services wer: held in the M. E. church on Bundsy afternoon, conducted by Rev W. H Williams, aod interment was made in thelUnion cemetery. Miller, fol F-One EEMre, Daniel Fmithgall, mother of Prof J. D. P. Bithgall, well known to mary Reporter readers, died at her bome in Montcursville Tuesday of Isat week, after a lingering illness ful lowing san operation for cancer. Her sge waa (ifiy-veven years. Bhe is sur. vivid by ber husbapd and il dren, Barial took place Friday fol Owing five eo! i n—— pp oth Editor Berted County Chatrman, 1 ie Dom Huntingdon seratie commitice Haturday fier a epirit- Lesher, editor of nitor, was elecled county of enunty adopted party rales, ed contest Joseph OG the Han! ngd wa Mo county chuwirman over J, Murray Africa, the incumbent, Lesher came to Huntingdon about five years ago fcom Saydsr county, allyiog himself with the Palmer-Me- Cormick faction of the party; and while Afcics says Le is a particalar friand of MeCormick, Lesher’s friends say his election is a distinct vietory for the new Democratic state leaders, the old guard having given their sup- port tr Africa, and a A A is Potters Millis gE. Mr, and Murs. Marcellus Bankey epent reveral days last week at Lock Haven, Jesse MeCUlenathan arrived home with Lis new automobile on Eaturday sf cruoon, ie a number from this plaze at. teided the festival at Locust Grove on Baturday evening, Mis, Cotlisrine Carson, Mre, Arm prong and dsughter Berths, spent Thureday at the home of Willilem Bweeney in Georges Valley, Rev, Williams and distriot superin. tsndent Rev, Evans of Alloons spent Bunday evening at the home of J, F. Miller, Mr.ond Mrs. William Kelle? and Mra, Alfred Durst of Centre Hall spent Baturday eveuing calling on friends at this place, Mr.and Mrs. John Wilkinson are entertaining their children, Mra, It B. Bpangler and three children, and Miss Aona Wilkinson of Park Ridge, Illinois, and Harry Wilkinson of Bellefonte, ——————— SY Miss Ferma Heover, wha Is taking fa course in porsing at the Mercy hee. pital in iii is spending her vas Cation. in Contre Hall, Linden Hall SMiss Ruth Ross is visiting her hrother at Pine Grove Milla this week. John Dunn moved to Philadelphia last week and Charles Coble moved ine ‘0 the house he vacated, Charlea Duncan, yn the buslness men last week aud little granddaughter, Clara Walk: or are visiting Mra. J. W, Keller. Beott Wieland of Williamsport spent the time from Saturday until Monday with bis brother, Frank, and farglly. Ralph Musser came down from Al toona on his biegele last week to spend part of his vacation at the home of his uncle, J. H. Ross, F. E. Wieland and family went to Reedeville Tuesday to attecd the fu neral of Mra, Wieland’s uncle, Gen, J P. Taylor, which took place Wednes- day at ten o'clock. Mra. John Diehl of Lewisburg spent inst week at the Henry Houser home and on Sunday she went to Tussey- ville where she will spend a few days with her parents, Mr, and Mra. Bam uel Floray. ———r— gt e—— Spring Mills. Mra, John and Mise Sarah Condo are visiting in York. Neeso Mrs. Hamuel Long hss been quile ill, but Is improving at present, Miss Laura McKiorey of Chicago | «peut a few days with Mr, snd Mrs | E. Boyer, Mr. and Mrs, H. J. Bhook, sttended the sale of the personal property of “arah Treasler at Centre Hill Philip P. Long and family of Union: town-relurniog ropa a trip to Wash ington, D, OC, stopped for a few with his fat friends, his auto. days her, J. D. Leng, and other Mr. Long made the trip Ir eeepc Centre Mills, Norman Emerick is over the ies and went to Biste College ny. Mica Mary Bhaeflor drives mill while the men are busy with the bay. Mr, Klice has rheumatism sofl Relish make hLsy. Adam Reish and family spent Buaa- lay with Mra. Reish's Bre, lgde Dutrow at Centre Hall. Charles Stover took in bis sate snd Mrs, John Kline to Zion visited Mrs. Kline's sunt, ety-three years of age and is cov. fined to bead, heir Mrs, Baotert Homan, is also corflaed to bed with no hopes for ree s—————— ri ——— 0. Keller of Balle! Mo Alliator This ing at Biate eas. Tues , 3 to hs in Lis AL. assist xt improved stent to mister, Mr where Nhe i ‘hav ul daughter, Very. Ellis itle was the for Cetitre yest’ holiarsh if county. means scho free of all expense, a ———— = os PASSA Reporter $1 50 a year in advance RE Pine Grove Milis J Clots A A Ai 1 Beck family on Friday, Mra, Kate Hoan of Pit J, B. Hebierling, who has been il their brother Will at Springs. Mr, and Mrs, George Woods of csirn are visiting Dr. G. H. ting a tan on In his Suyder’s hay field, Theodore Rishel of the Mountain City spent several days st the I, H, Osman howe at Plos Hall, Rev. J. B Relish of Loganton came over in bis new Maxwell ear and ie spending this week among his many friends in she valley. Lightning killed twenty-four sheep berded under a tree. They were the property of Mrs, W. M. Blales. Fargust Bd. Hacker js receiving congragtiations over a pew arrival No, Gall boys ; be is a Jitlle Wocd- row, S ,, Woodward. Mise Graes Boob fromm Millbeim is Miss Loews Boob from Spring Mill is visiting her patente, Mr. and Mis Wm. Boob, Bre MB. Wolle spent several da # wel wapk with ber beedher, H. G Miller, ko Reberebwag. Mr. and Mrs. Junes Fmiih Waddle week nt the of the gentleman's parents, Prof ard Mrs. Bimypson and family Lewisl spending Woodward H wber Hosterman from Job nding thesrummer with | Mr. aicd Mra. (. from spent las! home from Urg ari me tne at Loe ae. Miss A town ie gg graudparents, Hoslerman, ia Hos! {hie Bi 1 1 Gy, NN. Jy staan, who has be High relurned oc field Behoo to Lier . nday, i Bessie Halnes accompanied by Mlewaird are Mre. I. E. Over sr mother acd son visliing her slsler, lotf, in Jersey Shor Mr.and Mrs. W. Hen ildrepn, Miss Frances and spent a week with the lady's par. Mr and Mr NW. E y- naif Card of Thanks. hod of Hoss Master grd nm thanking gn Rindiy se. mother, Mis durivg her reoeat ip #sxtended in her his taal 1 v bie 8 Who caring for our ta Nm adr WR J . Lien Miss Elna Kraps of Haubury is »b the home of her ‘grandparents, Mr, and Mrs John Geary. LAD IES’ el roel ES 2 TE RAT, EC a TH REE YOu FRESH QC J ¥ 3 cleans without raising dust, The Great Labor Saver ef the the danger of flying dust, revolvi anteed. AUENTS WANTED Cuntley Prnevmatic Sweeper frat to Ap i Running DUNTLEY Sweeper and at the sane time picks wp lta onse finished, It reaches or m Home Every heme, NY Rat give a ny Co LEGAL ADVERTISENENTS Bip. desensed, Letters of adminisiration on the haying been duly granted tothe undersigned, ti would respoectinlly requestall persons knowlog thon selves indebed 10 Li exials bo maka imme | Re payment, and thase having th Lr prosent there du i CHAUTAI GUANA WELR above estate | EGAL NOTICE Bellafort 's tng vena! Wek Tha That of July 7 12 ish B foie The pre : ty and A From'sin C1 dd nnd a tin Mars ppr hots " Bart io Mary fs ba Miele Lust ¥Y sr § clalme speins | wens d, personel or * BRI y suthentioiied fon int gia week in The at ove appraisement h wre | rtand it no thirty days the CR ~AFTERNGON Tone W. Harnison Walk rein Attorney NOTICE lors Lig amentary on 1} Rhoda Potler, " Harris t+ RS, (¥'nte of township inte of LA Uers testamentary on the ab graced to the Hy request an ve estate have undersigned, he i eInons Knowing elie dl 0 the elas Wo make im payment and those } ving Coins the sam» (0 present 0 29 ROTICE ADMINISTRATOR loiters of administ ation on ARAH TRESBLER, isle of the esta Pol r Tow SPECIAL 75 NEW WHITE DRESSES for Ladies, just came in. These Dresses were closed out to us by a large manufacturer Your chance to buy. a very fine dress at a low price. MEN'S CLOTHING AND SHOES REDUCED HARRY HERR & SON MILLHEIM, PA. Now For the Big Hay Crop Just a wet fields. time as hay short ck or two and then every farmer's attention will be The crop will be a big onz, Every farmer wants his hay i possible, and in best of condil on. The better the hay ti Every machine used in the process of hay making—from carried by us, and they are the kind that have ben giving the best Valley farmers for years. JOHNSTON MOWER. Make s summer by using a Johaston Mower on your hay crop. all makes of mowers and think the Johaston the best The Side Delivery Hay Rake ¢ hay hay loader— is service to Penns mowecr of cutting 2 grass Molt vell _asqual ited with 3 more es aut it, re of a perfec We arz investmznt. A ck ¢ ‘Lancaster” is a true friend of the farmer with a heavy crop. The “Lancaster'’ po lie hay in ous, lose ar windrow, whicl the wind to pass freely Neste dra of iis cl gears are sief anal Ta protected . 1 : hy iN an rong Limo tl=an insted of beg oming wrapped in the with o! rakes RERLIDYE NS her the grass Be is the cass ma hines It blue well as the heavitst clove shortest er and Timothy, More farmers are purchasing the 1ancaste r every year, which means more sitislied farmers, The “Gearless” Hay Loader Cleans up the hay field in short order 0 gears to break, clog The in better shape without 3s and ha up kK mg Its name describes it~ it is pearl chains and sprockets to break, run off easy stroke delivers th hay whether he chewing it up, without teariog oll the I: ver or without threshing out the seed, as other loaders do, : - aud cause no end of trouble. 3 savy or light, The GEARLESS Hay loader is not the chieapest hay loader you ean buy but it is the bast one. They are worlll more than what is ask od for them, The GEARLESS does its own losding It pushes the hay well up onto | 3 , the wagon; it does not need a watchman to keep it frem clogging, The Gear less is sold on its merits, becanss it never fails to perform the work it is s0'd to 4». The Gearless will pick up and load windrows Aad hayesck which other mashines cannot handle Will You Need a New .Binder This Year? The Johnston is the one you should have, Let us tell you why We have described a few machines here, but we have on hand a great many more, Our business is to serve the farmer, and serve him will, If you are interested, see us.
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