THE CENTRE REPORTER. ISSUED WEEKLY. i CENTRE HALL - - PENN’A. | THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1915. SMITH & BAILEY S. WW. sMITH Froprictors Editor J Local Editor and { Business Manager EDWARD E. BAILEY Entered at the Post Office in Centre Hall as second Class mall matter, TERMS, ~The terms of subscription to the Re- porter are one and one-half dollam per year ADVERTISING RATES-Display advertise ment of ten or more inches, for three or more in sertions, ten cents per inch for each issue. Dis play advertising occupying less space than ten inches and for less than three wsertions, from fifteen to twenty-five cents par iuch for each SAA Second Waek of Uounrt, . Court convened on Monday morp- | ing and after hearing motions and pe- | titions the trial list was taken up, os follows : Kate EF. Hastings ss an individual | ve, Kate E, Hastinge, administratrix of, ete,, of Enoch H. Hastings, de- veused ; being an action to revive a | judgment, Verdict in favor of the | plaintitl for $2265.95, W. R, William | sole acting admit - istrator of A. Williams, decessed, ve, Kilen E. Bower and Jobn J. Bower, administrators of, ete., of ( JM. Bower, deceased ; belog an auction to revive the lien of a judgment, Verdict in favor of the pisintifl for $329.36, Oliver CC, Witmer, James Witmer, and W, G, Runkle, executors of Will. iam Wimmer, decanced, ve, J. E. Gar issue, according to composition, Minimum charge seventy-five cents, Local notices accompanying display advertis- ing five cents per line for each insertion: other- wise, eight cents per line, minimum charge, twenty-five cents, Legal notices, twenty cents per line for three insertions, and ten cents per line for each ad- ditional insertion. CHURCH APPOINTMENTS 1ed—-Tussey ville, x —~Georges Valles ; Centre Hall, POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS, TREASURER, ized to announce that W, Francis LOCALS Mre. G. I. Goodhart spent a few daye in Bellefonte as the guest of her daughter, Mre. Wegner Geiss, A new board walk was built to the front of the meat market property, owned by the Odd Fellows, on Tues- day. Mre. I. V. Musser and son Willlam of Mifflinburg spent & few days at the home of her parente, Mr. and Mrz, W, H. Meyer. Dr. P. H. Dale of State College at- tended the regular monthly meeting of Qld Fort Lodge, F. & A. M., Mor- day evening. Mre, G. W. Bushman is in Philadel phia where she will receive treatment for her eyes at the hands of Dr. Mec- Cluoey Radelifle, Mr. and Mre. Martin Stover and child of Coburn spent Sundsy at th home of the former's upele sand sun? Mr. and Mre. M. L. Emerick. Mr. and Mre. Frank Miller of Al- toons spent a few days last week at the home of the former's mother, Mre. Rachel Miller, in Centre Hall, Mre, Charles Pennington underwent 8 minor operation on Sunday. Bhe is improviog nicely under the care of hes mother, Mre. Peter Bmith, of Bell:- fonte, Mr. and Mre. Bamuel Glenn of the Branch spent Tuesday at the home of Mre. Mary Goodhart, Their mission was to look after the grave of their son, 8, H, Glenn, in the local ceme- tery. Wool wanted : We are in position to pay the bighest market prica for wool at all thmes. We are paying 250 thie week for wool at Your barp,—Honser- ville Woolen Mille, J. D, Keller, Belle- foute, Ps., R, Bhipping address, Lemont, Pa. ot o oe Miss Helen Bartholomew and niece. Elizabeth Bartholomew, returned ou Tuesday morniog from Philadelphia where the latter had the stitches re- moved froma her eyeballs in the Methodist hospital. The little Mis has been wonderfully benefited through the operation. One automobile to every seventeen resiueits is what Centra Hall claima at the present time. Its not a Jong way back to the time when the first car claimed ite residence here and now there are thirty in the town with nea:- ly a8 many more owned by farmers in the surrounding territory. Among the members of the Pitts burgh Chamber of Commerce who traveled in such luxurious style on their trade mission to a number of the larger towns in Central Pennsylvania last week wad E. B. Bimkine, son of Mr. and Mre, T. W. Bimkine of Centre Hall. He represented the Htandard Underground Cable Company, Tomorrow ( Friday) Mr. and Mre. E. B. Ripka and children, and Pau! Byers, will start on an auto trip, the half-way point of which will be saint Thomae, Franklin county, the home of Mre. Ripka's parents, They expect to return on Buandasy. The trip will cover two hundred and fifty miles and will be mostly over state road, The twentieth snoual meeting of the Penvsylvania Banker's Associa- tion, Group Bix, will be held In A. toons Monday of next week. Group Bix comprises the counties of Centre, Bedford, Blair, Cambris, COlearflela and Huntiogdon. John D. Meyer, cashier of the Second National Bank, ver and Samael! Garner ; being sn ac- i tion to revive and continue the lien of | & judgment in the sum of $325. Plair- | tit offered a note for money borrowed | by the defendants in July, 1808, for | amount above named, Tne derend- | ants by depositions taken several years { ago testified that they had prior to BOALSBURG { The service i our churches on day were well attended, Hut BMise Lizzie Bituer of spent a few days in town, Mr, and Mre, Will are visitors from Hanbury, Henry Gingerich snd Ger, are attending court as jurors, Mies Murgsret Weber of lege spent a few days in tower, The orchestra took supper at botel on Monday. Tu sey ville mt ste Cv the Mre, L, Mothergsbaugh spent a day al Anronsbirg. Mr. and Mre., O, NMlaover spent Bundasy sfternoon at State College. Mre, J, F. Zechman visited short time in Lewistowr there to Bnyder county. Joseph Myers of Axe Meanr, his ehildrer, in Boalsbury, R. B. Harrison Mr. and Mre, N. W. Meyer and daughter spent Fuesdny at the county seat, Mre, LI. Mothersbaugh and Ar for with and ithe time of giving of the noie in suir, i borrowed from Mr, Witmer $700, i that the $700 note was paid, the tof it in essh and by the giving of iamall check, snd that the $325 | was eubatquently paid by J. F. most 1 that the defond- luding some vd grair bouy from lifetime, he at the that the $423 of the balance Vv # Of itmer in his n paid and e meant 2700 check was a 1s of the y ior: aig tue note, ne i Favre To HOE iO favor Lat nt f ielusa Mendia ve ned ‘had ; note Peter A. E. ver aco Verdict plaintiff for $115.87. leorge (, on in a1 $s 8 Hl LO eg Ho ant # 3 107 § d SURE es oH A A Buys Rerstetter Store at Unbarn., ng u thila sectd the David Mills Smith « Xped ou June Ist, Mr, Bi perience on the rosd haa eady +8 Nuits long ex- thoroughly ! new work and " » ig f ia equipped 010 for 048 Coburn r bigger of the 1 Hmith and | the “Dam a re Mr. upyin sidents may feel sure that sod better store will be the sult ownership. Of or ow f i » smily are Giave Moonlight Party, Miss Ruth RB and Mrs, W. ville, 3 - gave B number of her fi; ning. Ian uni ob Monday evi- re ent games w indulged in inate Refreshments were served, Misses Bertha Mary Wagner, s Horner, Ripke, Bernice Hwartz, Weaver, Bertha Lingle, Mary Grace Nefl, { El Bitner, Est r., Viola Lena Bower, Harold Edgar Miller, Martz, Mlaover a pour. Thos ier Po e iv [reese Ruth Fl wers n Martz er, Cathai- ine Mary ve fl, zabeth Harter, Rebecroas Cox Erie r siiiué wr vi 5 l 3 BRTY, SIRRIDP, Edwin fr, Samuel Bitner, vion , Ward Wagne Jat ir rt Edgar and Gilbert Rim- mey, Wilbur Rankle, John Neff, Hc- mer Nefl, Elmer Dashem, Russel Forey, Mr. and Mre, Eimer Miller, ————————— Sold His Hestaarant George, Calvin H. Horner, who for the past nine years has engaged in the restaurant business In Altoons, sold his business a short time ago to J. GQ. Chilleoe of Hopewell, Mr. Horner aftor the close of the deal immediately siablished stand at the { Lakemont Park snd will continue in the busivess on a larger Hewnides a larger restaurant he will conduct two confectionery stands. He has been successful ss a restaura- tetir and his many friends in Centre Hall will note with interest this change. been purchased an « entrance « scale, AIA —————— First Game on Hatarday, Oa Hsturday sfiernoor, on Grange Park, the baseball season, locally, will be opened. Bpring Mills is the team that will cross bate with the home team, and they come here with laurels a8 a result of several clear-cut victories over lower Penns Valley teame. The bome team Is anxious to pat to use the newly purchased materia) and a good snsppy game may te expected. Your presence will give encoursgement to the home team, RAR te — Heavy Rainfall, Friday, Baturday and Monday were days of rain-—heavy cold raine, the total precipitation according to the government rain gauge being two and a quarter inchee, The heaviest rair- fall occurred on saturday when more than half of the total amount for the three days fell. The ground is well soaked but corn and other vegstation will profit little r ntil the warm sun- shine which has been missing for neveral weeks gots on the job, I MAAS Festival Satarday Evening, The Ladies’ Auxilisry of the Presby- terian obhurch will hold a festival in Grange Aroadie, Baturday evening, Tee creas, onke and strawberries wil) be served. Everybody Is invited to at- tend and give their support to a of Altoona, Is secretary and tressurer of the association * Jacob Meyer attended the missionary vention at Centre Hall lust week. Mre, Margaret Riley home painted, which { provement oun West M COI i tile is having her quite sn sin street, 8 ims - Mre, Hanry Dale a { Anne, visited with ] aut § nd danghits ww Hairy { deliirk i i wire, Sir. Perry of {| with her parent, | Myer Instanie | and wl Mr. and i (Fetrysbyr ig Lhe mo i from there { uel we Chasmbersbhnure ore tains Be Altoona. The vsnsl services for Memorial Das will be held in Boalsburg on Ssturdas at § o'clock, I'he wveleran the chi drep, band aod members of our lodg:# snd others will assemble in the centra and in an orderly mar - ner § ooeed to the cemetery where th serv will be Rov, Johnson Houservili the addres, safle: which deparieq Grans The ecivie onl ha A fest to Bid the FGuare, on held, will give the graves of the will be decorate ¢'ub will farnisb luvebh in d at 4 lock, w the evening, On day, Da Prof. J res 8 memorial se yierian ¢ at 3 Ve § Val Hur - M ie Of ao'el i be held M al Marshman will mon fu the Pres F. Ww, ef ¢ mor P i ure i > PENN HALL f sel ® te N a 1 di Jan made {to il beim on Thursday Mr. and Mre, Al Kreamer a trip to Woodward on Saturday. Grace Boob of the home of Allen day. (rose Shook made a days to Woodward last a trip " : en 0H Millhelm visited at Kreamer on Bur- i“ { f ¢ «2 i i rip of a weer. Christ Shook is Daniel Bhook's, working = pear Coburr, this we Kathryn Hinkabls friend, Florence Barige “amuel! Ulrich and family the Children Day servic on Sunday evening, Mr. and Mre. John Detwiler Wednesday afternoon at the Mire. Unrrie Shook. Charles Bartges and family sper Wednesday eveniog at the home ¢ (George Bhook. Christ Keller of Centre Hall visited his sister, Mr. Frank Fisher, over Sunday. (arolinae Knarr, who has with Mrs. Hobert Bartges, ia to use ber Himba at all; poorly for some time, The Reformed Sundas-chool at Sg. lem will hold their Children Day sere vices on Fundey evening, June the sixth. Harry Kreamer, who was in an automobile sceident and had several rite broken, is spending some time at home with -his parents uutil he is able to work again. Jerry Albright had Charles Duck take him around on his tes route in the latter's antomobile. One of Mr, Albright’s horses was Jame for some time but is getting betler agair, AI A TAA. Spring Mills, Mr. and Mra. George Wolfs attended the funeral of Mre, Wm. Mauck, in Nittany Valley, on Bunday. A Memorial sermon was delivered by Rev, Jones in the Reformed church on Sunday afternoor, It wasan ioter- esting address and had the close at- tention of a large andiener, Mre, Parosle, Btate vice president of W.C.T.T, will speak in the M, KE. church on sunday morning and in the Reformed church on Monday after. noor, The communion service in the Pree. byterian chureb, Joutpotied two weeks ago, will be held vext Bunday at 2:30 p. w. Prof. Marshman of State College will be the minister, Samuel Brower, Mre, Wm. Ream, and Mre, Wm, Bones were to Mifflin county to see their aged mother, who is quite ill, i meeting was held in the Reform. church on Tuesday evening snd arrangements made to hold a com munity picnio on the twenty-fourth of pent home i . hier home not able soe hss been worthy cause, Linden Hall A large ear load of lime was unload - ed by John Houser lant week dio th id on his farm ii whlch ‘ WHE BL © pie near here, W., A, Ferree and family ard 5 the F. KF. Wiela | Mies Irene RR { helm Satordac, few weeks wich her , and Mi David have tx i kick time, ry Misa Ruth toons hospit | Thursday ton Friday, John Horner while atts cen at Tusseyvilie ized with cramwpe a1 severely 4! nec, At this writing ir | im pro nd able d hom f sider went tn Mil!- where she will Kraus olhe ¥ tr Camo hell ist for w hie #1 0 “ Gi mre both ve Rose, 8 nares ira Testine at the A a', wil re a will y 4 Ler ried ny Munday suffered way he is to be abou’, oan d aid | Be al sun mucel that sued) ed t {3rove ana i nrrived her vi nt the " with M of for Rupp ¢hildren A rn Hed Hi month’ me, of J. In GLORY fl J. Treseler Lis Harshbarger two 11 fs =f? turned to the f vi . Mary REL 0 I's ir t Pog ole Harrier were of Mad fadisonbur % nt ¥. bi REE # of ¢ Woodward, ir nonie, Yea Susan Brummer is 11 M-. i Millh M re P the Fridav, family the ; Moe " e ZO § re sl nome o NM. Wo Mr. Neidi Cnliege were Banus] K i M isos a | Wolf | sister, SE. vi H fe. ot gh sud Oailers st reamer ore day last weep, Hmith and nt Sanday with the Harris Ntover, § and Mrs, Cloyd | ehiildren spent Sunday with f | Aur 1g of home if? We LE og TF fends at 1 ter, Mre, Gerile Weaver, Misa Kerstetter returned to her home burn Saturday, M-, and Mr, Newinn Hess of land, fouth Dakota ; Joist Hiss from Tripp, 8. I. ; Beott Hess and family of Wisconetr, and Allen Hers snd D iy ia Cr - Mont. fathet’s fuveral on Friday. —————————— CENTHE OAK Lote of rain ; we ars haviog April rains ia May, grass are growing. slow coming uy. Miss Maude Meeker spent RBonday with her friend, Miss Rishe', at Farm - ore Mille, Miss Vera Heckman of Centre Hall ia spending some time with her ancle and sunt, Mr. and Mre. W. D. Ros map, st Penns Cave, Archies Eangard, Rober', Broer, Johr, Belin and Killen Me ker, avy Elizaveth Bradford spent Bunday af- ternoon at the Frankenberger hammer, Mr. and Mrs, Robert P. Breon from Horseheade, N. Y,, spent a fow days in this section with the former's brother and sisters, Mr, Breon is liv. ing on a large dairy and poultry farm of which he is the manager, They re. jurnad to their post on Monday morc- ng. our Whes', oats and Corn 1s a little AAI A —— Georges Valley. Mise Edna Wolfe spent Bundey at the home of R. E. Finkle, Mr. and Mre, John Auman and ohil dren spent Munday with friends at Lamar, The trip was made in Roy Geniza's oar, Miss Annie Lincle and Mer. Nora Ripka spent Mouday with thelr ps- rents at Mober, Fred Ztle spent Banday at the home of J, I. Decker in Decker Va - ey. June, George Rockey spett a few days last week at the home or F.W, Zstble, | SG000 000 LUNN IDES eRe Lee Summer Goods Dress Goods, all Overs for Waists, wide Lace for deep flounces, wide and narrow Embroidery, nar- row laces and insertions, White Goods in all the fancy and plain weaves. White Hats with bands. Men’s fancy Dress and fancy Ties, All LOW SHOES REDUCED. 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