THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY,
CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
THURSDAY, MARCH 25, 1915
SMITH & BAILEY . . . . + PFroprictors
S. W. SMITH . . . > a a Editor
{ Local Editor and
EDWARD E, { Business Manager
BAILEY
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second Class mall matter,
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CHURCH APPOINTMENTS.
Presbyterian— No service,
Evangelical—Lemont, morning ;: Linden Hall,
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Reformed - Union, morning; Spring Mills,
Centre Hall, evening.
ran Centre Hall
afternoon ;
-Tusseyville, morning ;
Spring Mills, evening.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We are authorized to announces
Harter of Penn townsh
office of County
ticket, subject to the
Election.
8 governing the Prim
The Weather.
wes of the thermometer are made ds
and indicate the }
Readir
bp mn
OInts re
ours,
Wednesday, 17
Thursday, 18
Friday, 19
Saturday, 20
Sunday, 21
Tuesday,
means fair:
partly cic
piano was placed in the
and Mrs, D. 8B. Kuriz
A new
home of Rev.
on Tuesday.
New Berlin's new posimaster ie
David E. Arbogast, He succeeds A
A. Bhrifsr who has beld the office for
a number of years.
Boalsburg has new residents in the
persone of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hunter
new home last week.
Miss Margaret Jaccbs spent a day
last week with ber sunt, Enoch
Bweeney, at Boslsburg, who has been
ill with rheumatism for some time,
Ralph Homan, son of Mr, and Mrs.
W. H, Homan, completed a course in
business training at Selinsgrove, and
returned to his home here last week.
Rev. Joseph C. Kelley of Greens-
burg filled the pulpit in the Presby-
terian church on Bunday and admin
istered the sscrsment of the Lord's
supper.
Mrs,
Mrs, 8B. W. Gramley and daughter
Lucile’ and Mre. A. Walter of Mill
heim, Mrs. T. M. Gramley and daugh-
ter, Misa Orpba, of Spring Mills, were
guests of Mr, and Mrs, Chas. D. Bar-
tholomew on Tuesday.
Mre, William A. Magee and sop
Huyett of Wenonah, New Jersey,
were arrivals at the home of Mrs. Ma
gee's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. M
Huyett, on Mouday, where they will
spend their Easter vacation,
The farm stock and implements of
Perry W. Breop, recently sold sat
appraisment, were purchased jointly
by Chas. D. Bartholomew and
Emmet Brooks. The latter will
begin farming when Mr. Breon leaves,
On Friday of last week Mrs, Mar
cellus A, Bankey sold her farm, near
the Miilheim borough limits, contain.
ing 814 acres, to Emanuel Kerstetter
for $4 000, The sale does not ioeclude
224 scres of farm land along the
Aaronsburg road,
Three sales are yet to be held in this
section this week : Today Mrs. Almira
Bhowers will hold sale, near Tussey-
ville ; Friday Mrs, Minerva Tate will
hold sale on top of Nittany Mountain,
and on Baturday Harry C. Reish will
dispose of his farm stock and ma-
chinery, near Centre Hall.
Students In the Boslsburg high
school have organized a basebsll team
and they are already making good use
of every bright day to get in trim fora
schedule of hard games which they
will soon begin, Tyrone and Btate
College high schools are on the list,
besides a number of other schools,
A delegation of Centre Hall's repre.
sentative citizens appesred before the
committee on the repeal of the full
crew law, at the State capitol at Har-
risburg, on Tuesday. The Pennayl-
vania Railroad Company defrayed all
expenses. The railroad company has
spent many thousand of dollars with.
in the past few months in advertising
in an effort to enlighten the people on
the full crew law and the bill to repeal
it will come before the legislature in a
short time. The following from thie
place were present: Hon, Leonard
Rhone, B. D. Brishin, D. A. Boozer,
George M. Bosal, W, H, Meyer, Ww. F.
Bradford and 8. W, Bmith,
Spring Moviogs,
The usual number of changes among
farm tenants and town
commenced and in another week a big
string of flittings will be on the move,
Among the changes on farms in Pot.
ter township are the following : Harry
E Fye from the Emerick farm to the
Goodling farm, west
Daniel Bohn from the Murray
Ross farm to the George H.
and
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BOALSBURG,
An inventory of the Hazel
being made this week,
W. OC, Meyer of Btate College spent
Friday at the N, W, Meyer home,
The Boalsburg hotel is undergoing
extensive repairs.
Mr. and Mra, J. A. Rupp attended
the George Bhuey sale at Bhiloh
store is
on
Houeer from the Luse farm to
farm which they purchased from J.
M. Ross at Licden Hall; Clement
Mrs, E. M. Kuhn entertained =a
number of ber lady friends at 6 carpet
rag party on Thucsday evening,
Mr. sand Mrs. L. Mothersbsugh
Relish to the W., F. Bradford farm
Old Fort ; George Erhart from
to the Sterref farm in Mifflin
ley farm vacated by Relish;
tre Hill to his new possession ;
Suaffer from the Brungart farm
Tuseeyville to the Goodhart farm ;
Frank Dashiem follows Shafler on the
farm which his father-in-law, William
Bower, putchased from Brungari; A
F. Rote on the Zabler farm at Farmers
Mille moves to Bpring Mille
iam Breon, who mov-
farm ;
Ven
Nit-
Homan
off the
Hall to
the BSsmuel
Daniel Kl:
ries farm near Linden
followed by
Brooks
Bar
rm, west of Centre Hall.
In the
EET moves
begins
met
C. D
Commings; Em
¥
i
noiomew
the f
Pp
ugh
1 »
WwW
Dr i Mise
McKinney into
d for her by
J. W. Whi
on Hofler
John
wes into the
the
hiteman howe ypuicha
Hiram and Frank Lee;
is new home
te
purchased from
Kryder Frank moves fre
m the
» & tem porary build-
Misirucling prepara-
tas
om J. HB
froma ti
on the
y purchased fre
r
iH1IAIm der
perty to the Dubbs prope
Potter t Jerry
where Hpyder vacates ;
H proper
g vacal 4
wpshiy Smit
Joht
Arney
| which is bei: d by Mra. Kate
:
i
Mrs saunders wil ne
| Naunders ;
company ber dsugbter, Mrs, Ray-
mond J. Miller, to Philadelphia where
the young people will begin h
sf.
Oliver Btrunk moves int
Mrs
keeping ;
the Wion house and
| part of
| Henry Bwab will also move back to
{ Centre Hall and cccupy & few rocms
Prof. H. A. Dodson
yn the (eles $
. W
use,
{in the same part ;
moves fi
me, recently
~ “mith, e Mra
and Ed
usekeepiog
§ beer A
i prog erty vicaled i
| purchased | to ti
Anna D.
{ Bailey wili
5
3itis |
ward
beg i
Marriage
Carl H L Miste College
Jodie 8. Duck, Bpriog Mills
Jossph Fisher,
Marah Bryan, Milesborg
Licenses
ng,
Milesburg
Harry Bailey, Kush towpshij
Pearl M. Poole, Rush township
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Tusseyville
Ezra Ripka
Mre., Thomas Nwariz
deys mother,
Fpent
with ner Mra. AI
Robb, at Fate College,
Mr. and Mrs M
F. Rossman
W. O. Heckman, at State College
Mies May Markie
with friends here
Meaales seen to be all the
gpent
gO
re efflicted. Carl and Verna Ripka,
who had been poorly, are getting bet-
ter.
Mr. aud Mra, P. D. Eminhizsr
surprised Wednesday evening at the
home of Mre. Mary Ishler, when nine-
teen of their friends tendered them
with a kitehen shower, including
graniteware, Ironwear, woodenware,
tinware, toweling and chins Quite
a number gave who were not able to
be present. The ones receiving the
presents wish to thank the friends for
their kindness.
were
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Colyer.
Well, we are glad to see Mrs, Peter
Jordan la able to be out again.
Jesse Taylor of Walout Grove spent
Bunday with Clair Stamm.
Charles Faust and Miss Mary Byers
of Centre Hill spent Sunday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jordan.
Lyman Klinefelter took very sick
op Friday nizht,
Alfred Reiber from Johnstown,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Will
ism Relber,
Fred Brown expects to move on
the old homestead on the let of April.
Georges Valley.
Mre. H, M. Lingle spent Bunday
with her slater, Mra, J, CO. McCool, +
Mrs. Busan Davie spent a few days
last week with her daughter, Mrs,
Morris Lingle, .
Mr, and Mra. Bamuel Lingle spent
Bunday with friends at Colyer.
# Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ripka spent
Sunday afternoon at the home of W,
0. Ripks,
Mre. Rose Lingle spent Batniday
with friends at Bpring Mille.
AIM PA.
Opening of new bakery Saturday,
April 8rd, :
jranch.
Mr, and Mra. William Myers enjoy-
ed » week's visit at the home of
daughter, Mra, KE. H, Myers, at New-
ark, New Jersey. :
Miss Rebecca Meyer from Johnstown
arrived in this place last
their
ju
D
wie lk
eruployed as a domestic in the T,
Boal household.
Mra. Henry
Miss Ar!
Hall, epent
B
nna
daugh-
Linden
Glogerick snd
from
Thured Ly
ne, HHPear
afterpoon at
slaburg.
Hatur
of his
Hurry C. Bailey visited from
TM
until Monday at toe
Mra. D
home
Binter, K Mothersbat
Hep
Mrs Emme Young was
urnville
Tas
fonts pital
VAR operated on for goitre
g 88 well »
Ant
dye N
CA De ¢
us Dal
jan
id Mrs. Gorge Kaup w
neir golden weddih
ng. A nu
invited lo
BE
ds have been
with them
hursday, March 18th,
era celebrated
thiday snniversary.
companions er]
her
barles Negi
buildh
sr purchased
g from
8B SEAT,
for treatment
her |
ome wiih
Barnhart
er husband snd dasug!
The family resided in Bos urg be
going to Pittsburgh
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Linden Hall
D. J
Friday here
Robert Galbraith had a pars
| #lroke at the bome of Henr
lant
ET
week
Daniel Klinger
] BOE fon
feon
! We ter
| will move there
{ farm,
Ap
Mr
and Mes, J. H.
Mra. William ©
aid Karl Ross, at
Mims Rath
winter with Ler
Fleck, Nisgara
home Baturday.
Pine Grove Mills,
Brooks, who spent the
Mis. A. B
Falls, returne«
slater,
al
Miss Leona Wi
week with her uncle's
WwW
yy £1
family
will leave on iueedsy to join
dale,
KF. E Wieland is in Boalsburg
week helping Willism Stoart take in
vento: sLOre whin
r of his glock
bias sold oul to Mr
n
Hazel,
Ferree
Miss Lavon entertained
few young folks on FPuesday evenl
honor of Misa loons Wieland, wi
county.
(ieorge Yarnell went to Altoona or
y 4 ¥ of
Fuesd household ni
P” f
tty
ay LO BDID LB
which have been stored Lhe
plug He
Oo
ted Be
GY
has
and
il.
ret
L'a farm wil
t of Apt
Wr fp ps o
Truly a Turbulent Republie,
! voleanoes
greatest having an
iy feet There are
i
nere are nineteen
la, the
thirteen
Costa Rica.
ano Cosiguina, in Nicara~
835 feet high), erupted,
her ashes in a circle
diameter
rua and Salvador were
in
were heard as far
92, erupting
irbances in Guata-
recent earthquakes
situation of
because it
exempt
earthquakes. —Christian
present
shosen
from d
Fear Revival of Suttee.
4
is feared
in
{i of thr
1
0s
whore
vived
to the
relatives
paortuned over and
peat the story of a suties
accounts of the sulle
in the vernacular papers
loss than a dozen
women performing sutlee
Bengal
became a cent
people In the
of the dead 3
over again to
Glowing
also appeared
Since then
CARGSR
have
aif
MEAL
no
of
come to light in
Begging Off,
“Can you direct me to the best ho-
tal in this town?" asked the stranger
after sadly watching the
depart, had set his
station platform.
“YI can,” replied the man,
walting for a train going
way. “but 1 hate to do it.”
“Why?
“Because you
soon it that I'm
train
who,
satchel upon
who was
the other
will think after you've
Har™
weve @ ceive RBePROCeteReRPRPOO
I
NOW [5 THE
selection,
prices,
CANNED SALMON--
MACARONI
TIME T0 BUY |
I am offering all Dress
+
3 1b. Boxes at 2 cfs.
Heporter Hegilstor, NOTICE.
LL UDITOR
——
in the Orphans’ Court of Centre County
Fatate of
Ailbur Ranke, Tussey ville
wank Bogdan, Spring Mills umes HH
the
Mrs. Abner Alex
J}. Zuber
Mrs, Barah Kerlin, Centre Hall
ira. Lettie Goodhart, Centre Hall
% Mary M. Blouser, Potters Mills
). A. Detwiler, Tussey ville
rl Ross, Penney
rithar L
Mm. H. FV,
Mins Anna Kuhn, Centre
Mrs. Bloomer Weay
J. H. Moyer, Colyer
vania Furnace
Slutterbeck, Tusseyville
Grove, Centre Hall
Hall
er, Centre
EASTER FXC''ReI™N
Atlantic City
Cape May, Wildwood
Ocean City, Sea sie City
Avalon,
twee Pl0BSPOITROUIRNOOSwdOO
F you want to buy or
sell property in or near
Centre Hall consult Chas,
D. Bartholomew, before
acting.
Angleses
Stone Harbor
Saturday, April 3,1015
$7.60 trom GENTRE HALL
Pos QeoeeRPPE Your
I have several fine offer- ; os Hickets be acoe;
ings now on my list, Et ry lowed ut Philudalohis
"0 { Tiok« A gorts
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Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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SPECIALS-at Emery’s dtore
18¢ Ib.
25c¢ to 35¢ doz.
2c Ib.
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Hot House Fancy Lettuce "
Oranges
Cabbage
Fancy Celery 8c to 10c Bunch
Onion Sets - 8c 1b. (or gt.)
Home Cured Country Hams for sale.
“Salvat’’ for your Stock, 75c¢ for 10 Ibs.,
$1.25 for 20 Ibs., $5.00 for loo Ibs.
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BARGAINS IN ALL DE-
PARITIENTS
LETTUCE, CELERY AND OYSTERS
FRIDAY OF EACH WEEK
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We WD
A NEW LINE OF
ercales, Ginghams
and
White Goods
just received.
goods.
before
sewing.
Pretty pattern in colored
You should these goods
thinking of doing your spring
SCC
KREAMER & SON
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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LADIES’
“FITZEZY"
SHOES
SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER'’S SHOE STORE
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