ISSUED WEEKLY.
CENTRE HALL - . PENN'A,
, THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1916
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
United Evangelical. No service.
Reformed. -Tusseyville, morning ; Centre Hall,
afternoon,
Lutheran-—(ieerges Valley, morning ;
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Presbyterian Centre Hall,
Mills, afternoon.
Marshman,
Union,
morning ; Spring
Preaching by Prof. John T.
Methodist— Centre Hall, morning ;
afternoon ; Spring Mills, evening.
vice before Conference,
Sprucetown,
The last sor-
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announces that James E.
Harter of Penn township is a candidate for the
office of County Treasurer, on the Democratic
ticket, subject to the rules governing the Primary
Election.
LOCALS
Get busy and get business.
This is March, the month of storm
and public sales,
John Potter, son of Mr. and Mrs.
George Potter, on Baturday left for
Phoenixville where he will be employ-
ed by D. C. Keller,
Northumberland’s new postmaster
fs Robert Lesher, and John C. Bar
clay has been appointed to a similar
position in Clearfield.
James Liogle returned to Mercers-
burg Academy Wednesday after hav.
ing been at home for two weeks, dur
ing which time he was sfflicted with
mumps,
Willlam Close was re-appointed
postmaster at Oak Hall station, He
served as postmaster at that place for
twenty-five years. Mr,
ducts a general store,
The Y. P. B. will meet at the home
of Mies Savills Rearick, the president,
this ( Thursdsy ) evening, instead of in
their hall. Dues are paysble at this
time. Refreshments will be served.
The heavy lumber for the J. Epigel-
meyer building in Millheim will be
sawed from a timber tract along (he
Millheim Narrows by Mr. Bpigel-
meyer, the mill having already been
placed in position,
Dr. G. W. Hosterman departed
Wednesday morning for the Pacific
const, He will stop at several points
enroute, with a brother an® a sister,
thereby reli-ving to an extent the
monotony of travel,
Among those from the north who
are erjoying the eouthern climate ie
James C. Gilliland of New Bloom-
field, who is now in Bt, Petersburg,
Florida. Mr Gilliland was formerly
a resident of Potters Mills.
Burdine Butler of Howard; who for
a month or more traveled over a pum:
ber of the ‘western states with a view
of finding a places for permapent resi
dence, returned to Howard lsat week
and has decided to stay where he is,
H. ©. Breon & Co, the Millheim
auto dealers, have commenced makiog
spring deliveries of cars, having sold a
Ford to H. B. Mench, Millbeim,
The firm also received a Reo touring
car, which will be used for demonstrat.
ing purposes,
BH. 8. Brown, for many years pro-
ptietor of the Milroy hotel, after April
first, will conduct the Millheim hotel,
having leased the same from his bro-
ther-in-law, Issac BShawver. Mr,
Bhawver iz obliged to retire on account
of his health,
Prof. John T. Marshman, who filled
the appointments in the Presbyterian
church on Bunday, delivered highly
interesting sermons and so well pleas
ed his audience that Dr. Hchuyier
srrapged to have him come here
again pext Bunday. For the hour of
service see the regular schedule.
Rev. Bamuel Moody of Holidaye-
burg, who regularly fills appointments
at Ma:tinsburg and Duncansville, wes
in town the beginning of the week, a
guest at the Presbyterian Mange,
Rev, Moody held services on the local
Presbyterian charge last spring, and
has been here tosee Dr. Behuyler on
several occasions since then,
The following item appeared in a
late issue of the Altoona Times: A
farwell reception in honor of Mre,
Mary Bhoop, who has been visiting in
thie city, was held at the home of Mr,
and Mre. J. J, Wehrley, 1502 Eigh-
teenth street, Iostrumental music
and voeal selections made up the
program during the evening, and ai a
seasonable hour refreshments were
perved, Those present were: Mm
Mary Bhoop, Mr, and Mrs. J. J.
Webrley, Mrs, Carey Stevens, Mrs
Carl Hinton, and Misses Grace Mills,
Minnie Mmith, Ethel Brant, Emma
Hinoton, Mae Robert Blevens, Mr.
Vit ‘Wolf, Mr. Resriok, Brave
Wot aod a Wy.”
KILLED BY FALLING LIB,
Wiliam Rable of Linden Hall Strack Down
While Cutijag Treds lo Woods—~Found
Upeonscions Severs! Hours I ater snd
Diod Eame Eve. ing.
William Ruble, a farm hand, died st
the home of Miss Bettie Kimport, a
short disterce east of Linden Hall,
Tuesday evening at 7:80 o'clock, from
the effects of belpg struck on the head
by a falling limb of a tres while cut-
ting timber in the mouniain a short
distance from his home,
The facts in the fatal scoident are
thete : Mr. Ruble, who for the past
four years had been employed by Mies
Kimport, who owne a farm snd some
mountain land vesr Licden Hall, left
home sbout nine o'clock for the pure
pose of cutting a few logs. George
Markle, a neighbor, had planned to go
with him, but owirg to other work
requiring Lis attention, did not do so
Mr. Ruble started for the woods
appearance at the noon hour, Miss
Kimport became uneasy, but did not
autertain any grave fears until about
two o'clock, when she went to the
home of her cousin, John Kimporf,
trip to the mountain and ascertain the
reason for his failure to come home
Arriving on the scepe, Mr.
A
t that
an unconscious condition
examination revealed the fac
condition was critical and
home Mr. Kimport secured the help
of others and removed the man to hie
home. The unfdrtunsate map, how-
ever, never regained consciousness and
passed away that evening.
That the a cident had occurred
early in the day wes apparent
the fact that he had cal only two Lries
apd po doubt was caused by the fall
jog of the second tree outo another,
knocking a limb from it which dealt
the blow to Mr. Ruble, badly crushing
his bead. .
Deceased was thirty-live
age and was not married,
services will te held this ( Thursday )
morning in the Union church at Tas
seyville and barial in tbe
connected therewith, Rev. R.
cifliciating.
years
cif af ———
fiorse Sale at M 1 helm,
F. O. Hosterman, the
horse dealer, started for liiinecis op
Tuesday, where he will buy up sn ex-
press load of borees which he will dis
pose of in the Millbeim msrket Friday
of next week, Mareh 12:h. Mr. Hos
terman is after the best stock that can
be bought and the losd will include
draft horses, brood mares ard general
purpose horses. Farmers or others
looking for No. 1 horse flash will be
pleased with this extra good load of
western animals. Hale will commence
al twelve o'clock sharp,
Friday, 12 b
smi id me—
Marriages ileenses,
Harvey Bechtol, Bellefonte
Mary Gettig, Peasant Gap
Harry Homan, Asrousburg
Mabelle Feidler, Madisonburg
John Gueno, Moshannon
Margaret Maver, Moshannon
teve Canter, Plato
Lizzie Roakey, Plato
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Off for Eastern Ultles,
Harry Herr, proprie‘or of Hert's
Department Store, Milikeim, will
leave for the eastern cities—Philndel-
phisa acd New York--to select his
spring and summer stock, He expects
to purchase the most up-lo-date siyie
of ready-to-wear men's, boys’, womer’s,
misses’ and children’s clothing. He
will be gone for about a week or ten
days, ».
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Purchase New Ford Car
A vew five-passenger Ford touring
car was purchased by the Bartholo-
mows beginning of this week. The
machine waa pure ased from the
Boozer-Fetterolf agency, who repre-
sent the Breon sgency of Millheim
This is the second Ford car the Bar.
tholomews possess and both will be
put foto serviee,
MI MA Fo
Cele bration, Jaly 4th,
The Centre Hall lodge of Od Fel.
lows has decided to prepare for a big
celebration on July 4h, AY sorte of
games, a fantastic parade, with fire
worke and a festival in the evening,
are some of the features planned for
the day.
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Linden Hall
Tuesday morning Alvin Johnsog.
baugh, sceompaoied by George Bohn,
started to Minnesota where they ex.
pret to work on a farm next summer,
Guy and Daniel Wieland started to
drive to Lebanon county Tuesday by
way of Lewistown, The remainder of
the family will leave in about two
weeks for their new home.
Mra, Wallace White, who has been
pick for some weeks, Is improving,
Mre Jumes Orman and little grand.
daughter, Elmira Gaman, aio visiting
friends in Harrisburg and Bunbury.
Mra. Grant Charles and son Eugene
and Mrs. Willlam Btover spent a few
days with Mrs Braven's mother, Mrs.
Mary Page.
Willisto Kern has rented one of the
Baker farms tow tenanted by Frank
Thorp and will move there the 1st of
April. :
MIL ISA
. Soups adjrurne today ( Thure-
ay.
BOALSBURG,
Harry Rlusrt of Bandy Ridge
a short visit to Boalsburg
There will be no service
formed church on Banday.
David Btuart of Bellevus was
over Bunday visitor at Boslsburg.
‘Mrs. Margaret Riley ie visiting at
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The civic club will meet at the home |
of Mra. J. F. Z chman Friday |
avenirg at 7:80 o’clock |
Norman Blagle of Flemington |
airived at the N, W, Meyer home ob |
Monday, where he will be epgeged ns |
a helper on the farm, {
Alvan Johnstonbaugh and George |
Bohn departed on Tavsday for Dover, |
Minnesots, where they expect to have
employment for the summer,
on
Tuesday morning for their new bome
in Lebanon county, They (xpect to |
make the trip in three days They
had a fine team, a new wagon acd a
buggy.
A reduction eal: is now on at the |
rison and Leona Wieland, As the J
M. Wieland family expect to move
Lebanon county ino a few weeks
entire stock, consistirg of velvel
allks,
goods, Cm
ribbons,
and examine their goods
idv,
Among the relatives fro
Mar
Pr
i U. Grant Keller of Warren, lili
pois: Mr. and Mra. Ephraim
and Mrs. William Keller, of Pl asant
Gap; George Keller and family of
State College ;: Mr. and Mra. David
Keller of Philadelphis; Jared
Paul Keller of Altoona ; Harr
of Bellefonte ; Wii
of Pine Grove Mills ;
Pullip Dale, Ok Hall ; Mr. snd
Ezra Tressler, of Pine Hall; Mrs
W. Conley, Mrs. Katharine Dais
Miss Mollie Hofler, of Centre Hall,
The fanersl services of John
Fortuey were held in the
charch last Thureday., His
Rev, 8B . Higver, conducted
{| vice and
Wedneaday were
HN,
Heller
Bra
Keller,
id sop,
Mis,
Mrs
J.
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Ham Dale a1
Mr. and
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was assisted by
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tendar os r relatly
Weld
James
| son, of Amboy,
Samuel Grenobls
Pine Hall; Dr
Mise Mardie Wagner,
Curtis Wagner,
Denis, Misses Hae and Sadie Da:
of Pine Grove Mills; Mrs. Ella Moore
sod son Edward, of State College ;
Mere, (Dr) MeCormick of
burg: Mre. Frank Bobp, from near
Coburn ;: the Bradford families from
Centre Hall, and a number of olber
relatives from Bellefon
[oterment was made
cemelery.
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suut,
sod son, George,
Mra
Charles
of Altoona ;
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Aaronsburg,
Mr. sand Mrs Al
children from Coburn were
Hos erman
jaw, John Helios.
Mre. L. KE. Lenker, and slater,
Harry Call fir m Bate Uollege came
mother in-law, Mr. sr d Mrs
Keener
his other many friends
Mr. snd Mre
lope, who came Lee to attend the
peral of Mre Henry Bosh, the
¢
the home of Mr. apd Mrs.
Roush.
In thepe
fashionsb'e,
Mrs,
to
faye quilting
Mm E G
Calvin Gilbert were amo
eplerinin ladies
sbout guilticg frames,
were given elaborate dinners ar d sup-
pers
Miss Nellie Burd returned from Al
toovs. Her trip there was
plessura, for she had the misforiuo
fall down a a'sicway, and the resnit
wae & broken bone in ber right srm.
The fracttire js mendiog nicely sinee
her return,
Tripping and falling over a wonten
pin, Mre, E mira H. Winters 1ustain-
ed a severely bruised shoulder. the
bad come here to atter d the sale held
by the Willem Hifllsy heirs, and
after the sccident wes taken tn her
home st Rebersburg by Dr. G 8
Frank.
swarm d
Of eourse they
who
Mp
Georges Valley.
James Barger and L. Maynard Bare
ger made a business trip to Millbeim,
on Monday.
Mr. and Mre, Edward Uvgard of
Lock Haven spent a few days with
Mre. Uugard's sister, Mrs, H, M,
Lingle
Mr, and Mra J. CU, Reeder and
daughter, Mies Laura, spent Funday
with Mr. acd Mrs. H. I, Favel at Cen-
tre Hill,
D. W. Rearick killed nine fine pork.
ers on Morvday.
Miss Apna Lingle of Sober spent
Sunday st the home of C. J. Ripka ;
T. M. Davia was also a Funday visitor
at the sama plac),
F. M. Ackerman returned to his
home on Faturday, baviog completed
the Interior of the new Lutheran
church at Milroy.
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Heavy Gloves
Heavy Wool
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“<b —e eae. NNN BN NNN
THIRTY-DAY
Clearance Sale
In Men's Work and Dress SHOES
20 to 30 Per Cent. DISCOUNT
on Broken Lots.
Fresh Orangesand G rape Fruit
York State Sour Kraut 8c. Quart
FRESH OYSTERS every Friday
Produce taken in exchange for Merchandise.
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GIVE US A CALL
C.F. EMERY, Cotiire Hall
mie Ce ma AAAS
A NEW LINE OF
Percales, Ginghams
and
White Goods
just received. Pretty pattern in colored
goods. You should
before thinking
these goods
spring
see
of doing your
sewing.
KREAMER & SON
CENTRE HALL, PA.
free lunc (es are the order of fhe day.
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LADIES’
“FITZEZY
SHOES
will cure corns!
SOLD ONLY AT
'S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE
ed
will
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Bargains in Clothing
HE GREATEST BARGAINS IN CLOTHING
for Men, Boys and Children. You can get a Suit
or Overcoat for yourself or boy, at almost any
price, Everything reduced in Underwear, Trousers,
Sweaters, Overalls, Shocs and Rubbers. Ladies,’
Misses’ and Children’s Coats, Suits, Dresses and Rain-
coats, for less than—-HALF PRICE.
Big reductions in Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear,
As our stock is very large, we must sell the good at any
price, so as to make room for our spring goods. Time
is very short, so don’tfail to come in our Place before
you go any place else, os
HERR'’S Department Store
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY