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THE OENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
BOALSBURGO.
Rev, and Mre, 8B, OU, Btover epent »
few days with relatives in
county.
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: THIRTY-DAY
Tusseyvilla
Misses Kather Bitner, Ruth Rockey,
avd Grace Nef! visited in Potters Millis
Tuesday of last week,
Homerse! Discomfited Bully Certainly Gave His/
Adversary What Might Be Called
Py. B.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 19156
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{ Local Editor and
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Reformed-—Tusseyville, morning ;
afternoon,
Centre Hall
Union,
Lutheran—Georges Valley,
afternoon ; Centre Hall,
morning ;
evening.
Methodist ~ Centre Hall, morning ; Sprucetown
Miss Mollie Hofler of Mia‘e College
spent a few days of last week in our
town.
Miss Lizzie Tyson of Greensburg en-
ar associates in this place.
Harry Felty of Altoona visited here
lest week,
Hevernl families from our town eu
time"
Mr, and Mra, UC, W, Corl spent
Wednesday with Joseph
fumily at Axe Mann,
Epbriam Keller and Mrs, Busan K+
ler of Plessant Gap
Boalsburg
Mr. and Mra,
tertained a
turkey dinoer ou Baturdey.
Mrs,
some of her companions a
Inwt
Myers
kpent a
Matthew Goheen en
William Myers
& quilting
party Wednesday of last week,
the home
was 8 surprise party a!
A regular meeting of the Y.
will be held Friday evenipg in
Union church, 5
William Biwner and nud
Johu Black spent Tuesday eveniog at
the J. E. Rishel home,
The teachers from this place who at.
held at By
lertha Miller,
Neff, Marths
Miller
the
family
tended local iostitate
Milla were Misses
Elizabeth Bituer,
fing
Mary
Mersrs, Elmer
last week with her slater, Mra.
Mrs. Thomas Swarlz spent
William Bwartz spent Sunday witl
parents,
The
£
communion
D. 8, Kurlz was well atle
Friday evening thirteen members of
held by Rev. Jouoes
took the examinslion,
the Bible claus,
Falr and Proper Warning.
Many of the best Pennsylvania
ptories coms from the lumber camps.
This bit of roughsndready history
was told In a hotel lobby by a visitor
to Philadelphia from the great West
Branch walley of the Busquehanna:
“Paddy Wood was the porter at the
(Mnricky house in my town. He was
who
that he would chase them Hf
baited. He had a board
about five feet long which he prom
ised to use on his tormentors, thus
adding to tho spice of danger to
sport.
“One summer evening Paddy Wood
gat on a bench in front of the tavern,
board within easy reach
bullding. Paddy Plank, a
found
leaning
“natural” whiskies under his
sight. He stopped In
fumbled for his woodstock
minutes and was a
it. The wood
stock was a cavalier affair usu-
or
hove in
soveral
ring
Jung
ally sm with the bowl turned
down by im who affected bravado.
It was not the pipe of peace, however,
for the moment Plank's orbs
. $s 4 p # ww 24 “yd
sighted Paddy discovered
GIVE US A CALL
that system little Kil
ao = ¢ C.F.EMERY, Centre Hall
ood WS WW WG WW EW
O0Q
afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening. of the birthdsy of Mra. Musser,
William My
The people about heres were
United Evangelical—Egg Hill surprised ast
seyville, afternoon ; Centre Hal
morning : re with his family snd Wednesday 'y
evening goveral other relatives ey j ye dg a sled Paddy
he
craved a
visited by an elk, which erosse
Milton
Presbyterian--Centre Hall, morning;
Mills, afternoon, Prof, John T.
State College will preach and con
$ x " 1% » 34 1
ride to Biate College. F aturday afer vy 000
0g
Mra. Cl
aries
et FIT 14
Marshm | fi ida between Kline's and Hig
{ Thomas Hwariz's
Mr. and Mrs Fred Horner gre «
ing part of the with
Horner's parents,
iuet the servi
fevocoseoce BB WW BW Ye WD VD BD BDV BRN WD
of
Milesbnrg
Kuhn near Boale
compli |
sud in the
Matluraay
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. burg visited at
We are auth
Harter of P
office of County Treasurer,
ticket, subject to the rules governing the
Election.
winter
¢
£5 14 all 4 afl
ments, such as are usually set afloat | =
icinily ail .
for trouble
fallefonte from
orized to announces that James E ¥v
claptil
Tuesday
ak .
Mr.and M »
3 is looking
Wood
pala nm uF ¥ 3 wk #
on the luesday. iam Kickey, [hey expi« 0
deliberately
1, pleked up his board |
Plank on the jaw,
y across the lot, the
described are |
arose
of
tock 8 sled
week the
ride L« | spring.
siate College where they er joyed the |
On Fil
evening last
housekeepiug at this piace
grammar school
LOGUALS ws ————
Pine Grove Muls
Mra. John Keller
daughter, Zalls, spent
Halurday the George Koch he
we Denine w
t Matlurday where she
OR OTE |
Capt. W. 8. Boyder, a Civil evening at the ** Psstime.’ an
veteran, has been confined to
house for 8 week or more.
Roy White of Browns Mills, Juniata
county, was the guest of Mrs,
Conley for a few days this week.
War | t #
the | d8y evening the high school had the Mr. and
EH UNDERWEAR
it | 4 We have a most complete line of the best and
pn 1 3 warmest underwear for Men, Women and
Children to be found anywhere.
game pleasure,
John
from a visit
1nat £
Hook returned expect
of
sisters, Mrs. William Toner st
Mrs
Northumberland, and
MoelClint
A
held
vurg on
thre
will open at 9 o'clock.
On me at
weeks with his
Lew is
HOwWLiLer
we Mrs. RB
Kate
las
wD Rimon 8B a
town, slmon | spend some time with her els
Arkansas will be dry after June 1st.
A Btate-wide prohibition bill passed
by 8 vote of seventy-two to twenty-
two.
Mrs. 8. M. Goodhsart and three chil-
dren of Johnstown are at the home of
Mra. Goodhart's parents, Mr. aod Mrs
Alfred Durst,
Mrs. Victor A. Auman has recovered
almost entirely fromm a rather
illness, which began after
fractured a rib in a fall
Clifford Thomas of Potters Milla will | ¢d in marrisge, Wednesday aftern
tear down the row of yellow houses he | Of last Presbytlerisn
owns in Lewistown in the spring and | Maose at Arch Spriogs, by Bev, W le 808 | srtonda
put up larger houses in their place. K. Hsrpish., They basve the beet} 04 bug te on Batur | and wi
v Sr ] treat him whose ate
and when sat him seriously,
y ’
Wis :
munity. ae 2 in A jolly sled rom . $ Br } since: 83 Be akly iiktat 's fo : KREAMER & SON
testes wes entertained One day he and Brown met casu- CENTRE HAI I PA
h - hay A.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Ms
ock al Hprivg Mills, ned home on Thursday after
scher’s iocal nati ihe 8 week with fr
Mrs. James Dscker is
daughter, Mrs, F
isa Nancy Purson
nds at the
in the school build
Vigil
Allo
fF
hi
RUBBERS
Safeguard the health of youself and children
during winter weather by being properly fitted
with a pair of good serviceable rubbers. See
1 »
our line at very modest prices.
Naturday Phere wi :
Saluraay. i ie] Wii ater, in .
"1
sessions ; the forenoon ¢ iro Ine : 4
£33 . Am pup Puby wr Jas 45 00
rad . heart's blood on me hands!
visiting her sister, Mrs LL. D.
Colles . ah p————
HER on Water street,
Ward spent Bunday with | “HUMORIST” AGAIN AT LARGE |
i
Bellefonte,
The townships
composing this district EE —_
township, Slate College
Horris,
Miss Helen Riley of |
William
are
Ferguson spd Miss Mary
pericus
having
———— - i
relatives in
oaleburg and Easy to Recognize This as a Sample |
of the Work of the Dreaded “Clown
in Private Lie"
a constant worry to his
T } when to
never new
Fenuis of Alloons were uuit-
0}
week, sal the
_ & pr
mith was
: if their
After a lapse of almost ten years ip a0 Ye
his visits, the stork left a son at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Dale,
who live the Dale homestead at
Osk Hall,
Joseph W. Reifsnyder of Millheim
was recently re-appointed as district
grand chief of the 32ad district of the
Kaights of the Golden Eagle Castles,
in which district the local
belongs, . : end has st
Bivkabioe, and family. Sears
John M. Coldron distributed a num- John Knsrr and" Miss Edith Stove: Breon.
{ ’ ty ts R2tiile ' wi t “WE #1 "Esca pos 1” ¥ ti STOW XCILeQ- : !
ber of handsome calendars among bis pl 4 hi Lo Wii Answel wally : i he morning paper sal : LADIES
patrons, this week. “ Willie ” ia called, or vice versa, re-| , ) he bul i
spent Bunday ai the Meeker home
Twelve pictures, | wijjjam Swartz from Tusseyville
showing ss many rooms tastefully dec- spent Bunday io this section,
“ ’”
-_
UENTHE OAK home on Batarday evini ally in the street
Dr. GG. H. friends often do
time while,
“Big. blazse-—that
in Johnson
an
on
yeu
posglp for
and ote
S030 ©§L
to
on
The rain is a little bard on the
sleighing in this section
Mrs. Erma Wise is spending som
time wiih her
burg
Miss Bara Rishel spent Bunday sal
Penn Hall
Woo is »
pending
$
with his so 1 Pittabargh.
fire at the factory
————— wasnt
Farmers Mills.
: last night
busbapd at Madison ast night,
B. F. Rickert are botl
order ! R i
with ber uncle, Wililsm atted ii
J ust how
mains to be seen, but there is some fun
oman: of) BE
because of Smith podded.
“ih, ho ArOIRAD
hrought the escapes down with them!
Bo-long, old chap!”
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Brazil's Rubber,
A large part of the world's supply
of crude rubber comes from the repub-
lic of Brazil, wh s hi
instore on t fara
the AIMEE
Miss Esther Rickert
sumed her music
fier
orated and pspered, sre set in the| 0 of the young folks from
calendar. were LO Madisont Urg $0 see Lhe 1
ins
Harry C. Relish sustained an attack Saturday ven
of aphasia Thuredsy morning. while|ing. All reported it fice
seated at the breakfast table. For a! Mr Maize and Mr,
period of time his speech was practical- | Howard spent Sunday night with
ly gone. His condition, however, im-| F. Rishel and family.
proved rapidly. Mr. nud Mre, Maynard Moeker were
Under the Pennsylvania Railrosd | eslied to Jersey Si to attend the] .. Lack of the movement. and quite | little attention
Company Harold Gardner, son of M,|fanersl of Mrs Meekei's mother, Mre | oo0io seventy-five people gathered | tht commodity Jay i Com
1. Gardoer, holds a position in the | Elizabeth Bush, at the Hoos i ing. Brazil is about to engage intelli
laboratory of that company in Al-| Mondsy evening quite a number of | gently in the manufacture of rubber,
toons, Helis a graduate from Penn |the neighbors gathered together at the | Ah enterprise which, in the course of
Btate, and was offered a place under | Penns Cave House io order to surprise time, may affoct the manufacture of
’ pia nu i $ snatard Tout d It
Dr. G. G. Pond in that institution, | Mr. Campbell on his thirty-fourth that material Ia the United Shaten 4nd
: Europe, by bringing in a new and for
but since the Altoona proposition |birthday. When (hey took midable competitor. le Breszil Eco-
netted more monthly returns it wae Mr. Campbell to raise him, he said nomique of Rio de Janeiro says that
accepted. “What d 1" Al pres under favorable conditions offered
Charles M. Bmith, the ‘unbary ent er joyed the evening listening by the gove nment refineries of caou-
salesman representing the Danfel Mil | the Victor talking machine. Nxt techoue (rubber) will be established
ler Co., Bsltimore, now makes regular | order was a grand lunch and ali 3 susiber of States and inctoice tor
trips through this section, He ia apart in thet. Those present were: he MARY hehus ot Ry wr in
Gregg township young msn, but has George W. Long and family, B. G the on of Manaos, Belem In Pam,
' ‘ : . Recife and Bahia. There will be spe
been away from there for a number of | Grove and family, Wilbur Lucas: and
years. He reports business brisk|f*mily, H. B
likeness in 1 said, “the
nas again
afier
Bi
given by the school on
siudies arviog
: iui, recovered from her reesnt illness,
Bechtol from
Ww Hevival meetings are being conduct
v
ed in
Grove
private
with wi
(reed
The
Evangelical churches, in union «ffort,
homes avout
ypderful success,
re
user home in service Fwen-
conversions have laken place to
date with bright prospects for many
more,
anes
MILROY
R. 8B. Houser and sons of Milroy sold
their general store to Rufus Rearick
and Roll Treaster, the former a son
W. O. Rearick, formerly
Hail, and the latter a brother-in-law
of Mr. Rearick. The young men took
charge of the store last week.
Joseph MeUlenahan, related to the
Centre Hall snd Potters Mills Me
SOLD ONLY AT
'S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE
3
bold of
ea this mean
4
ol
YEAG
of
0
i f
of Centre
took
Fraunkenberger and
clal exemptions in the way of duties
upon articles imported for the carry
along the West Branch of the Surque-
hanna, a district just covered by him.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Goodhart of
Lewistown are in Florida where they
expect to remain for some time, In a
letter to George IL. Goodhart, his
brother writes that they are located at
Eustis, a fruit center. Rose bushes
and peach trees in bloom and orange
trees full of fruit are some of the sights
that attract the attention of the visit-
ors from the north,
A number of common pless judges
throughout the state are making it
hot for applicants for liquor licenses.
Many of the judges are obliging appli
canta to do things not provided for in
the law—Iin other words, they are
acting se legislators. All these rul-
ings are good for the community, but
who can show authority for them.
Why not cut the license out sad be
done with it?
J. Cloyd Brooks is suftering from
blood poisoning in his right hand and
the disease has also affected the rignt
side of his body. About five weeks ago,
during the butchering sesson, Mr,
Brooks bruised the third finger on his
right band and while this gave him
some trouble at the time it soon heal
ed, Monday of last week; the trouble
broke out spew and in a serious
form. The disease is yielding to treat.
ment and everything indicates a
complete recovery,
family, O. C. Homan and family, Mr.
and Mre, Moyer Gentzall snd Mrs,
Edith Vooada,
- a.
FRUITTOWN,
Mra, Busan Long spent one day lest
week with her sister, Mrs.
Zerby, who is seriously ill,
Arthur Holderman spent Sundas
with his lady friend in Reedsville,
Edward Whorl of Mifflin county
epent a few days lsst week with his
sister, Mrs. Charles Nevel, of this
place,
Mre. H, A. McClellan, daughter
Mue, and son Eugene, spent an afters
noon lust week at the home of Mrs,
McClellan's parents at this place,
Mies Helen Bodtorf, who had been
employed at Btate College for the past
few weeks, returned to her home at
this place Monday,
Harris Bubb who spent a few weeks
at his bome bere returned Tuesdsy to
Hin'e College where he is employed,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nevel spent
Bundsy with relstivie in MifMin
county,
William Bubb is under the dootn's
care ss he bas vot yet fally recovered
from the measles.
Arthur Holderman’s saw mill
ranpiog regularly,
(ieorge
In
A glove factory has been started at
Lewistown and the prospects for ite
y growth are bright,
Clenaban families, died Jost week, and
was buried on Friday, His death was
caused by gastritis,
Austin Harmon a visilor io
Centre Hall last Baturday,
The Bible classes of the different
churches have formed a federation
and are holding prayer meslings pre.
paratory to an evangelistic campaign
to be held by Rev. Parks, sometime in
February.
Last Thursday was the fifiy-third
anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and
Mre. W. A Krise and their children
prepared a surprise for them. In the
evening quite a number of invited
guests gathered at the Duncan hotel
After a period of social enjoyment re
freshments were served.
A An
Georges Valley.
J. C. Barger spent a few days last
week at Biglerville with his daughter,
Mrs, Orris Pecht,
Mrs. B. D. Lingle visited her sister,
Mrs. Frank Lingle, at Colyer, last
Thursday.
E. L. Lingle made a business trip to
Millheim one day Inst week,
Lioyd Ripka returned to Boalsburg
Inst Friday after spending a week with
his parents in Decker Valley,
James Faust butchered six hogs and
a beef for I. W, Zettle on Tuseday.
Mrs. Rore Lingle and Mrs, Nora
was
Ripka spent last Friday with Mrs. F,
M, Ackerman,
ing forward of this enterprise.
Crdcodile in a Tree.
An African hunter once found a
large erocodile hanging in the fork of
a tree about ten feet from the ground.
As the place was fully half a mile from
any water, it was difficult to account
for the crocodile’'s strange position.
When questioned upon the subject the
natives explained that it was put there
by an elephant. It seems that when
the elephants wade Into the Lake
Nigam! to bathe the crocodiles are in
the habit of worrying them and biting’
their legs. Sometimes when an ale
phant is annoyed beydhd endurances
it picks up its tormentor in its trunk,
puts it among the branches of a tree
and leaves It there.
Period of Rigorous Fasting.
The fast of Ramadan, “the month
ful, whether at home or
only those who are seriously ill are
excepted from Its provisions. These
must keep the fast as soon afterward
aa possible, for a like number of days.
SSA SBA.
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