THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY, CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A. URNDAY, MAY 138, 19156 SMITH & BAILEY Proprietors 8. W.8MITH « . . « +. . . . x» KHditor { Loca! Editor and EDWARD E | Business Manager BAILEY Entered at the Post Office in Centre second Class mail matter, Hall as TERMS.~The terms of subscription to the He porter are one and one-half dollars per year ADVERTISING RATES-Display mont of ten or more inches, for three or sertior ten cents per inch for each issue. play advertising occupying less space than nches and for less than three nsertions, fifteen to twenty-five cents per fnch issue, according to composition, charge seventy-five cents, Local 1 ing five cs wise, eig! advertise more in Dis ten from for each Minimum tices accompanying display advertis- nis per line for each insertion; other cents per line, minimum charge, cents, Legal notices, twenty cents per line insertions, and wu r ditional insertion. for three n cents per line for each ad- $ Kwalkt {r ) Lhe [rong . AFT 13 gE Wr up aud a take its place. Eitte and mont spent Tuesday in, Mrs. M. LL r piano was church at rs Mrs, Emerick. placed in the by Port Matilda by Prof. . Meyer of Centre Hall. mT A fi€ P.H wil Hehool cal theatrical association High Saturday give their play, ** The Freshman,’ eveni at Foals iTg on Miss Elizabetl wozer finished a» tera of public teaching Ramey, Clearfield county, week, and returned to her home on Monday. gchool at Inat Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Crust, Mr. and Mra. J. F. Lutz, and G. H. Emerick attended the funeral of Mrs. Maiiie Kreamer, in Buffalo Run Valley, on Monday. Purchasers of Regal tonring during the past week, through 8B. C. Brungart, are David Geary of near Tusseyville and Samuel Fredericks of Farmers Mills. Cars the Grand at castle The annual meeting of Castle, K. G. E., Is in Lebanon, this week. The loeal is being represented by A. C. Ripka while its sister affiliation, the Koni Temple, is represented by Mrs. John A. Martz, Guy W. Jacobs arrived in Bellefonte from Pittsburgh, Saturday evening, and his sister, Miss Margaret Jacobs, conveyed him across the mountain to his home here where he remained un- til Monday, returning to his York headquarters, session ghts The body of John Edward MeClin- tock, whose death occurred at Pinellas Park, Florida, mention of which was made in last week's issue, was shipped to Tyrone and interment made Friday, He was born and reared at Potters Mills, 4 Twenty-three Centre Hall and Pot- ter township residents took sdvan- tage of the Washington excursion on Bunday. A large number of tickets from other points on the local branch were also sold. The Centre Hall con- tingent was met at the Washington depot by Domer Ishler, an employee of the city postoffice, who assumed the role of guide, devoting the entire day in visiting the many poluts of interest in the national capital, Among those from Centre Hall and Potter township making the trip were, Mr, sand Mra, Clyde Dutrow, daughter Apna and gon John, Misses Fernie and Vera Heckman, Mary Fraukenberger, Della Bpayd, Miss Foust, William Homan, Wilbur Henney and son Ralph, Edgar Frankenberger, Russell Grove, James Grove, Frank Decker, Warren Ho man, Ephraim Harter, Paul Byers, Rowe Young, Frank Young, Orvis Meyer, William Bailey. ae, Ese ARRESTED FOX MURDER Three Man Lodged In Jatl Accused of the Murder of Henry Confer of Howard and Dobbin apd Irvin Me- | Richard Langdon Garvin of Clarence { Heory R. of Howard, who was killed Monday of last week while walking the narrow gauge railroad Orviston, The first sap- position on finding the man's struck by killed. Lister Confer, track near body was (hat he had been dinky the train apd led to the arrest of the thres men. Coroner Dr, John Seibert held an verdict that to death by lation at the hands of some un- jury rendered a y { nf +. Confer came or persons ——————— AH ———— Repenler Prsres Henate, v a vote of mora than two » bili ¢ monly known as ti ’3 r,’”! a measure aside i waged the ge setting the wrew law, nate " IMeRsurs and witha and is now signature tha ‘a ie througl 1" X 5 i ©A 3 legrams, b train crews, and ‘ repealer '’ provides that the commission WH ave that control, —————————————— Report of Grammar School Gramms shool : Whole male 10, fe Is tt age att aro naaict 2 . t iene it oe durir Bhan Ralph Pearl Names Kreamer, lenahan, the ts Parsons, ” has been fixed Par ‘hool community by the it during and Rath rm, a — Bron fpr Community 8 8 Plenic Thursday, June 17th, 8s the time and Grange for plenie. prograin, tr Kk the place the Banday = Music band, a literary cluding a baseball game, will be features of and smusements, ir the occasion. —Uommitties, fff Marriage Licenses harles Keliermanp, Bellefonte Clizabeth McGowan, Bellefonte loyd M glen C. Weaver, Madisonburg Hmith, Pleasantville, N. Paul Resides, Bellefonte ‘len Bpicher, Bellefonte nn fp Mr Linden Hall Misses Irene and Ruth na are home for a three oss of Als weeks’ va 00 Mies Anna Ross spent a few daye ith Miss Margaret Jacobs at Centre Hall, last week, The service in the Presbylerian church by Rev. Marshman wae well atier Miss Leona Wieland left for Altoona Monday where she will spend a few wenks, KE. C. Blandy and Joseph Kolben- slag, two of Ogcecla’s prominent citi zens, spent Monday in this place. David M., Campbell, who has been confined to bed for the past week, is slowly improving, Mr, and Mrs, Brown came up from Bpring Mille on Funday and spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. James Osman. Work was begun Jasst week on the HBtate road from Pine Grove Mills to the Huntingdon county line, a dis tance of seven miles, Ralph Krumrine, William Osman, John Reifsnyder and daughter, Miss Irene, and Harry Kohn were among the excursionists to Washington, on Hunday. J. M. Wieland of Hellmandale ar. rived here Wednesday evening, have ing come to be present at the graduoa- tion exercises of the clase of 1915, of which his daughter, Rebekah, was a member, Mr. and Mra. George Hall and daughter Virginia, and Mr, and Mrs, Josish Hall motored from Huntiog- don, Bundsy, and spent the day here and at Centre Hall, returning home via Biate College in the evening. ded, i 1 BOALSBURUG a at Boslsburg on Friday, Mrs, Emma Kreamer of Punxesutaw- ney is visiting in our town. Mr. and Mrs day at Asronsburg Mra, Alice MeGirk of Altoona oaleburg ast week, Robert MoeCras of Bellevue was a guest at the H, © over Hufiday. Mra. J. A. Fortney spent with her mother and sisters at Grove Mills, Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Corl spent Bun- Frank in Ferguson twp, Mra. Harry visit. iniley Pine Homan home Iatiler, with her littl with rein. tives at Braddock. Mrs. H Miss inge and daughter Bellef fant onte were vieitors at the Mre, William Bitner and eon Bamuel Maria Wagner of Tus home of 1 and Mre | wy ville spent Hunday at the k Wagner, 3 Bara J. ter at Lue <, Keller at Charleston Keller epent f her br: Li s Y wWino Mis home o thier, turned to her ny e in the Reformed « on Bunday io ti » alter: mmunion at Houservilie in Rothrock and mong the excursionists to Wash- BO Kuhn, and rman Hlagle, on Bunday. and 2 Har: “et Ri HiT y g took an suto wi Wim Day Malt Hunday ere Mre Memorial Mr. and be obeerved Boalst urg on Rev. J el May 20:1 hoson, the Ev minister Houserv gelioal dot Farmers are still engaged ing corn We are having fi er but rather cool nighls t favorable for vegelatio High men,” under the auspices no 1 lay, “The 2 eo oad va band, will be given by 8 Ut sectors from Centre Hall in Bosl | May UI 13.50 HBaturday evening piay varion other isin t s pote, interspersed wit alnUsementa. Adm gion 15 and Z5cte. Doors open at 7 curiain at 50 ————— Georges Valley. Nora Mrs. Ripka and son Lloyd speut a few days last week with her parents, Mr. and Mra, John Liogle, Mober. Misses Abbie and Carrie B tate College spent Bundsy wi B Mrs. Busan Davie spent a few days last week with he: desughter, Mis, Roland Zsttle, Bteward Ripka of Fi Gap was a visitor among her many friends last week. James OC, Reeder and family autoed Belleville Hundsy where they gpent the day with frienda, David Rearick is having his house besutified by having the interior dec orasied and the exterior repainted The work is being dove by F. M. Ack. erman, Lloyd Hunday Valley. W. F. McClellan sand dsughters Frances and Ruth of BSpring Mills visited his mother, Mia, James Faust, on Bunday. S——— i —— A> Spring Mills. Miss Gertrude Musser, ope of guccessful school teachers, went Lock Haven on Monday, where she entered the Normal for the spricg term, . Ira Bartle left on Wednesday moru. ing for Rock Springs to work on the state road, Prof. Jobn Marshman of State Col lege will hold communion services in the Presbyterian church on Bundsy morning at 10 80 o'clock. Perry Krise moved to Plensant Gap, William Allison and daughter, Mies Mabel, Dr. and Mra, H B. Braucht, Mr, snd Mra, OC. P. Long, and H, M, Allison went to Howard Bundasy where they attended the faneral of their cousin, Mrs. Harry Martin, of Wilkinsburg, who died in the hospital at Pittaburgh. parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. U, asant Mra, to on Ripka of Boalsburg with bls parents in spent Decker our io D. W, Bradford Is unloading a oar. load of Keystone hay losders and aide delivery rakes, Hee him about these quality haying implements now, adv, Tusseyvilia } 3 UrDea Rome ufter a few of Frezier IL. ADVERTISEMENTS situated Pennsylvania gh, Centre nd described as follows No. | Bout Maggie Morrison the South by the § the West by Main plot or pian of sald boy NE, 4 A wtript tv-6 ol Ww at the ox wi beginni nd Chestnut oR twenty-five thence soross Jots Nos ng Street fool nar of in said borough, slong Plank Road Street ; i and 39 10 an alley ig A. J. BL Claims prop erty | thence along said alley tweniy-five feet to Chestnnt Street ; thence along Chestnut Street to the piace of beginning Seized, levied upon, taken into execution and to be sold as the jiom ty of Joseph T. Barton TERME OF BALE~No deed will he acknowl edged until the purchase money is paid in full, ARTHUR B. LEE, Sheriff, Bheriff’s Office, Bellefonte, Penna, April 28, 1415 ES HERIFF SALE. o By virtue of a writ of ¥i Fa issued out of the Cofirt of Common Pleas of Centre County, Penn eylvania, and to me directed, there will be ex pos fd to public sale at the Court House, in the Jorough of Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, on MONDAY, MAY 177TH, 15 At one o'clock I. M. the following described real estate, vis; All that certain messusge and lot of nd pring, $ivd situate and being ir the township of County of Centre and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit © on the East by lot now or formerly of Henrietta Rhoads, on the South by Half Moon Street, on the West by lot of Tony Boskovens and ou the North by an Alley, Being in width on Hall Moon Street fifty foot and in depth from Half Moon Street to said Alley one hundred and eighty feet, and be. ing the same premises which Charles F. Cook and Ellen M, Cosk. his wife: hy thelr deed dated o ay of October 1911 " Anna Elisabeth Garman: Sn ‘in wo upd, lavied Spon, and 3akin into execution [ A a8 the property of Anna Elisabeth Garman and George Garman, her husband, TERME OF SALK-~No dood will be scoknowl. edged until the purchase AY id in fall, ARTH » LEE, Sherif, Sheriff's Offios, Belletonte, a. April 26th, 1915, By virtue of a writ of Levarl Faclas ie Court of Common Pleas of Cer insted out tre County Hyivania wil to P He sale at Fa. o MAY and to me directed, there w ir the Court Hous igh of Bellefont {ONDAY one o'clock P siate, viz that certain m reel t al ig, County ios Lo pont & Bio recs and five SPECIALS-at Emery's Store Oranges 25¢ to 35¢ doz. Onion Sets - - - 8c Ib. (or gt.) Home Cured Country Hams for sale. “Salvat”’ for your Stock, 7s5c for 10 Ibs., $1.25 for 20 Ibs., $5.00 for loo Ibs. pr BARGAINS IN ALL DE- PARITIENTS aan GIVE US A CALL TT C. F. EMERY, Centre Hall TTD i A NEW LINE OF ercales, Ginghams and White Goods just received. goods. before sewing. Pretty pattern in colored You should thinking of doing your sec these goods spring KREAMER & SON CENTRE HALL, PA. LADIES’ “FITZEZY" SHOES SOLD ONLY AT YEAGER’S SHOE STORE BELLEFONTE
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