THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURBDAY, APRIL 22, 1916
COBURN.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kaler from
Lindale spent Bunday at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Kaler.
Jacob Breon from Antes Fort spent
Saturday smong friends at this place,
Frank Hackenburg expecta to give
his house a new coat of paint in the
near future.
Mre. R. U. Wasson spent a few days
among friends at State College,
Chestie Stover spent a few days
among friends at Hublersburg and
Bellefonte.
Irwin Kern is working at State Col-
lege.
Mrs Virgie Noll, who had been
spending a few weeks with her moth-
er, Mra Rachel Btover, has returned
to her home in Lancaster.
Andrew Vonads, who bad bis hand
crushed while working in the planing
mill, came home from the Bellefonte
hospital last week, He Is getting
along very nicely.
Foret Mark from Mifflinturg spent
Sunday among friends at this place
The yourg folks have been busy
gathering arbutue. Che weather bas
been too cold ; a few warm days would
open them very nicely,
Mrs Chester Kerstetter from HB
College spent a day among friends at
this piace last week,
Randell Stover from Mifflinburg is
ependiug a few days among friends at
this place.
The state forea'ers are
fighting forest fires of late
Trout season oper ed last Thursday
Fishermen clsim that the water in (he
streams is too low and clear to afford
good fishing,
W. H, Ertle was busy surveying last
week,
Mr, and Mra, Edward Shively
Mifflinbar
of Mr, anc
kept busy
from
gpert Sunday at the home
Mrs. J. B. Rishel,
tp
Brush Valley
shed at Yesrick U. E
is nearing compl
/ r, our mail man, uses 8
nd tells us that
for bis busi-
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jeliver the mall
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& Horse eG UUEKE
og fires are
sweeping threongh
iey Of the sou!
1 side of Brush
Large bands of resolute
sre busy covquering them.
e spraying aud trimmiog is be
in the orchards.
of our farmers are
Oatla
Most
sowing
Rev. D CO, Caria will have preac
ing siviecea in | ta church
Bu
through
y U y
pext Sunday afternoon
inger is all smiles sivee
| of a pew deughter,
Wert was ucfortunate in
g & boue broken in bis band last
Willd ela
Lieroes tretl
tee arnv
James
bavi
week,
John Boyder, who had his leg
en some time ago, is again able
around,
On Baturday evening we again hit
the sawdust trail, this being No 2 for
this valley in about a month.
Reuben Tressler of Linden Hall
vigiting his brother, George Treeeler,
at tbl lace.
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to be
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PENN HALL
James Condo made a trip
county ove dey lest week
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to Mifflia
Mrs, Charles Hennigh spent Wed.
n sday with Avdrew Fhook a!
Bpris g Mille.
Charles Bartges apd Walisce Musser
made a trip to Millbeim on Fridey
Florer ¢e Bartges spent Bunday wilh
her friend, Kathryn Binksbine.
: Harry Ulrich snd family spent
Sunday with Mrs Ulrich’s parents.
Mr. spd Mre. Wilbur Lucas from
Penns Cave spent Sunday at Herbert
Hettinger's,
The stork visited the homes of
Reuben Vouada and Herbert Hetting-
er last week and left a little girl at
each home,
Mr. and Mrs. Bamuel Ulrich made »
trip to Millbheim ard Asronsburg on
Baturday.
Mr. sand Mrs, Gross Bhook and the
former's mother made a trip to Asrons-
burg on Bunday evening.
Jobo Bair and his daughter, Mre
Charles Wer’, epent Buuday with the
formet’s daughter, Mrs. Robert Straus
in Nittany Valley,
Mra. William Musser from Columbia
is visiting friends and relatives Liere,
A ra
SiN,
Tusseyville
£ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller spent
from Saturday until Monday among
friends and relatives at Lemont and
iste College,
Miss Elizabeth Biloer spent a few
State College, the past week.
Mr. and Mars, Calvin Rossman of
Biglerville at tended the funeral of
Mrs. Howard Ripka at this place Hat.
urday aud took dinner et the home of
his brother, Henry Rossman,
Rath Rockey snd Esther Bitper
spent Monday at Centre Hall.
Miss Jennie Bodtoif has returned
home after spending a few weeks with
Mrs, John Black,
Mra. William Bitner is sble to be
out sgain, Bhe and her son spent
Thursday at Centre Hail,
Mr. and Mra. P. D. Eminbizer are
spending this week with the former's
parents, ai Rock View,
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FRUITTOWN,
Mrs, Emma Fohringer, who is em-
ployed at Biate College, spent Bunday
with her sons at this piace,
Mrs. Searson and children of State
College spent the greater part of last
weok visiting her parents and other
friends at this place.
Fleisher spent Sunday io
Yeagertown as guest of hissons, Harry
ana William,
Mabel and Lulu Zorby were guests
at the John Weaver home on Sunday.
Harris Bubb, who is home with hie
parents for a short time, 1s at this writ.
ng under the doctor's care ; all wish
for his speedy fegoyeny,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Fohringer are all
smiles since the arrival of a nine-pound
baby girl. Both mother and baby are
getting slong very nicely.
John Weaver wears a broad smile
and enya it is & boy.
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W. H., Meyer purchased a pew
Regal car last week, trading in bis old
Kegal on the deal.
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REBERSBURG
us snd thousands of acres of valuable
timber is being destroyed,
Rev. Kessler of Woodward moved to
thia place last Wednesday
had been visiting in different parts of
Illinois, returned to this place last Fri-
day and are well pleased, saying that
they erjoyed their western trip
week at Woodward where Lie ls plant
ing and spraying fruit trees on his
gon’s farm, °
The remains of James Condo, who
was born and raised in this vicinity
but who head been sn inmate of the
Danville asylum for quite a number of
years, were shipped to thir place and
were laid to rest in the Union ceme-
tery on Tuesday.
Orvis Walker has his large ben
house up and ander roof and is now
finishing the interior,
Mrs. Philip Behreckengoat of Tylere-
ville visited relatives at this pluce on
Friday,
Kruest Bierly haa returned from
Willlamsport with a brand pew farm
horse which he purebesed while down
there.
Henry Meyer quite recently built a
large lime stack on bis farm and ha
ground.
Calvin Weaver is having a coat
which he moved into several weeks
RRO.
The past week George Miller had
the carpenters epgsged in pulling a
new rocf on
weather-boarding the game,
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Woodward,
A M. Yearick made a businesa trip
to Mi fflinturg on Baturday.
Mr. Teats and gon, John Bower and
children, Miss Mabel and John, of
Northumberland spent the Babbath
with friends io town.
Misa Mabelle Blover spent
with her cousins, Rachael and
wolfe,
Mr. and Mrs Robert Bmaliwood of
Paulsboro, N J, were Fanday visitors
at the home of the lady’s parents, Dr
apd Mra. W. P. Arn,
One day last week Dr.
Mrs. Floyd QGuisewite Lo Belle-
foute hospital, where underwent!
ap operation. Reports are that she
is getting slong nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Btover, Mrs
Wolfe sud daughter, spent Fundasy sf
ternoon at the home of Wim. Bressler
near Bpring Mills,
Rev. and Mra
Funday
Lottie
Masser lo kK
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Inds’s parents
Misses Mary Boore and
per were to Millhelm
ne
Lida
Saturdsy
on,
Robert Barner spent last week with
A. OC, Blifer in Lewisburg.
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J E Noll, proprietor of the Red
Mill, was a pleasant cslier st this of
fice, Baturday Mr Noll reports busi
peas in his lice unusually brisk at this
time while every farmer in his sect
fe np with the birds and at work,
Assumes New Duties
Robert J
appointed
the newly
Commie
ft unpingham
Niate Highway
and filed a $60 000 bound
lp Mop
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