SHOOTING SHROU CED IN MYSTERY,
Mre. Wallace Walker Shot In Hand While
Feeding Chickens Joseph Corman Ar.
rested—Pecaiinr Clreuamstances in Case,
On Monday morning the residents
of Brushvalley were aroused over what
appeared to have been an attempt to
take the life of Mr. Wallace Walker
wi was shot in the baud while in
the yard feeding the chickens. The
same day Mr. Walker caused the ar-
rest of Joseph Cormar, a neighbor,
who waived a bearing and was placed
under $1000 bail by *Fquire J, P, Mus-
eer, of Millheim, for appearance at
Heptember court,
It appears that “bad blood” nas ex-
isted for rome time belween the Walk-
ers and Cormane, who live at the cross
roads, two miles west of Rebersburg.
The story as told by Miss Irene Boob,
who is employed as a domestic in the
Walker home, in substance is as fo'-
lows: On Monday ehe (Miss Boob)
and Mre, Walker left the house to feed
the chickens, Mir, Walker carrying a
wesh basin which coutained the feed.
While in the set of throwing feed to
the fowls a shiot was heard, the bullet
whizzing overhead. Neither Iady
thcught anything of the mstter but a
second shot proved slarm ng
when it narrowly missed hitting Mies
Bool, the bullet passicg through her
he', striking the basin which Mrs,
Walker held and psssirg through it
and algo through the fleshy part of
the left hand which held the recep-
With a scream Mrs,
and,
more
tacle,
to the ground in a faint,
the deed daa
shot wa
third
over
more ardly, a
a fired which passsea the
prostrate f
the ¢
two boys—hirelings
vm of t Woman,
y the womer,
th 8
star'ed in the d of the
ing and claim they saw C
by on the way to h home,
Lis band close by
tempting to
the strength of the toys’
Mr. arrest
mat.
ing creams emitted by
on
irection
Orman pass
holding
if a'-
On
observations
Co: -
is
his side as
eonceal something,
Walker caused the of
u of the shooting
figured
the distance
said to have
Mr. Walker
ix
of Mrs,
A mystericus fea
that t
prominently
from where Corman
who 80 |
that
18
is he parties
claim
to where
of
while an examination
reveals t! fact
burnt, which eccul
been standing
fell is a distance twenty steps,
Walker
she is pow der
that
i not be
e
possible ut
a distance.
denie
tice and stated that
not had a gun in his hands for several
months, Helis a man held in high
esteem in his locality and there are
many who place no credence in the
story as it is giver, 1
#0 great
Mr. Corman
of the sho
all knowledge
he has
de Case Is A PuUz-
z'iog one,
————————
The W. 0. T 1
Convention,
The most enthusisstic county W. CC,
TT. i held in a long while
sdjourned after | its fourth ses-
sion Wednesday morning at Hublers-
bury. There a large
number of del
. conventi
1 i ¢
ding
were present
gatea Ir all ne
reports from the
e ented were most
flattering. The additions of members
cgurirg the past six Wonths was ur-
usually large, and the county treasury
is well filled for future work
The porte the program filled
by the young people in the Hubler -
burg community were most deligh'-
fu’. fhe singing and the speaking
was thorcughly erjoyed by every
in the large sudiencr. Their perform -
rnca pointed directly to benefi 8 ol
tained from inegtruction in a handsome
brick building down the way a block,
The principal epesker was Mrr.
Addie BP. Parcels w address on
Tuesday evening was of such impo: -
tance that it is regretted that every
word of it could not be printed here,
m #eCti
of the county, whose
societies they rep
ne of
one
10%
fin ———
Heed-Dunkie berger
J. CC. Reed and Misa Katharine
Duankleberger were united in the holy
bonds of metrimony at the Preshyte-
rian Manse, by Rev. Dr. W. H, Schuy -
ler, Thuredsy afternoon of last week.
Mr. Reed ownae a fine productive farm
which is located on the road leading
from Boalsburg to Oak Hall. The
place contrine all new buildings, and
the home is an ideal place beiug of
the ‘‘cottage’ siyle of architecture
aad surrounded by fine growing fruit
treee. Mise Dunkleberger is from
Pleasant Gap and for several years has
been Keeping house for Mr. Reed.
The best wishes of the community go
with them.
AP ———
Marriage
3 Jolin E. Duey, Tyrone
. (Myra D. Luess, Runville
"t'arl H. MeGarvey, Bellefonte
Barah BK McClur , Bellefonte
Willism E, Gettig, Bellefonte
Helen V. Bryar, Cuctin
Louls Bmith, Bellefonte
Ida M. Burrir, Axemant
Ralph FE. Keratetter, Coburn
KE ther A. Harter, Mifflinburg
Thomas M. Keefer, Youngwood
Cora A. Brungar!, «entre Hall
Irvin M, Lindsay, West Decatur
Elva Btraw, Julian
nA Ap
Oommanity Plonle,
The various eommittees having in
charge the arrangements for the Muar.
day school and community pleuie
fAcenses,
the full program will be published
next week, In the meantime prepave «
KEEFER. BRUNUGAKRT NUPTIALS,
remiss ln Uentre Hall, Wednesday Mo bn.
tog,
Wednesday morning at ten o'clock,
at the home of the bride’s parents, in
Centra Hall, Misa Cora A, Brungart
and Thomas M, Keefer were united in
marriage by Rev, D. ¥. Kurtz, pastor
of the bride. Only the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties
witnessed the ceremony,
the wedding dinner they were convey -
ed to Bellefonte by L.
they boarded the 1:18 train.
#pend their honeymoon period in
Washingtor, D. (,, and other pointe,
wood,
The bride is the youngest daughter
of Mr, and Mre. Cyrus Brungart and
spotless character and noble purpose,
who has a wide circle of admiring
friends. The groom is a promising
young man who holds a responsible
position in the main office of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company at
Youngwond.
The Reporter extends hearty
gratulatione,
a —— A A —————
LOOALS
Charles Bmith of Bellefonte spent
lCuesday with friends in Centre Hall,
Prof. W,
con-
R. Jones's summer Normal
close this week
Miss Edna F, Walters of Bhamokin
of her cousir, William Stoner,
“Grip, Grit and Gumption” will
Hear
BIG CROWDS AT REVIVAL S
i
| 1400 Peoples Preseut Sunday
Which Taxasd Tabernucie to Its Capa
clty Good Work Belong Done,
The meetings during the psst have |
been very well attended in spite of the
More than 1000 people |
were present on Friday evening, which |
was especially recognized ss musical
night. Oa Sunday, regardless of the
weather, the meetings were well a'- |
tehded. The morning service at 10 o'- |
clock was especially given to that of a
consecration services for the Christians,
Evangelist Paul Brown made a call |
workersand a goodly number came for-
These |
were organized later in the day so that
§
i
{ Thursday.)
Mre. Mary Wieland
home in Collingawood,
left for her
New Jersey,
Friday morning, where she will
spend a few weeks,
Five from Berks
and Montgomery gounties made a trip
to State Monday to inspec work
of the sgricultnral experiment a
on
hundred farmers
the
One day last
downo the
week while
on his far, Charles
Stoner at Tuweyville aroused a large
doe deer which was lying In his Erase
field.
driving
i
lane
The State Livestock Banitary Board
has reduced the quarantine
which took effect June 1, to a portion
of Allegheny, Erie Philadelphis,
chuylkill and Warren enunties,
Mr. and Mre. G. W, "Potter, sccomn-
panied by Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Browr,
retarned last Thursday from an sale
mobile trip to Phoenixville
lives Mr, Potter's son, George
ter,
Ares
where
F. Po! .
Rev. W, H.
Mille and Evangelist
Hanniba',
ing a successful evangelistic campaign
in Millbeim, favored this office with a
al’, Monday afternoon,
T. W. Lsuver was appointed pos!.-
master of Milroy on Baturdsy to fill
the vacancy caused by the death of M,
M. Naginey who was stricken before
Pre: ident
Lauver by a recess
Williams of Spring
Paul Brown of
New York, who is condae’-
he could assume his dutier.
Wilson named Mr,
sppointmen’,
Painters George Long snd Cleveland
z2l of Bpring Mills this week
finished painting the exterior of the J,
C", Rossman home and next week will
paint the house aod barn on the Mrs
F. O. Bairfoot farm, tenanted by
Lauson Burrir,
Mr. Sarah Hinds, mother of Ralph
Hinds, of Asaronsburg, died st her
bome in Lock Haver, Tuesday of last
week, after a short iliness with heart
trouble. Bhe wae sged sevents-iix
years. The body was taken tc Ziog
where interment was made Saturday
morniog.
Mr. and Mre. P. F. Keller of Jugram
arrived in Centre Hall on Mondsy
afternoon and on Tuesaday Mr. Keller
left for Bedford in the interest of the
Globe Bosp Company, for which cot -
cern he has been a salesman for a nun -
ber of years, Mre., Keller remained
until Wednesday with friends and be-
fore returning home will visit relatives
and friends in other placer,
Gent
Pll
tions will enntipue to meke June 17:0
the dav for cur largest and most sug -
ce ful gorowunity celebration, —Cou ~
mittee.
Io the afterzoon an invitation wae |
given and one young man came for- |
ward aud dedicated his life to Christ,
In the evening the tabernacle was fall,
some even standing, As it is arrang-
ed so that approximately 1400 people |
can be seated it js not an exaggeration |
to say that many were present, Mre. |
Parcells, state worker of the W, C. T,
U., gave the first address of the ever-
ing and this was foliowed by a soort
sermon by the evangelist, Another |
invitation was given and another per-
came out on the Lord's side. |
Everything points to a great ingathe:- |
ing of souls for Millheigu and the com-
munity arcund about,
Meeting at 7:30 each evening except |
Friday |
Oa Buuday at
BOD
Monday eveniog.
Musical Nigh! 3r.
Ix
admits b
It in
that
beside tL}
only. This
twelve years of age,
of the evangelist
their sons aad sit
the Three
10; 30 pw,
oys
the request |
fathers bring |
en
*unday : |
#3 i .
are
service, gervices
dle, m,, and 7: mw.
Group prayer-meetings being |
held at 10 »,
towr, and
mw, {a four secti
8 business men’s prayer- |
11:50
in one of the
meeting at CH Instiog
minutes,
of thes town,
A great
working
business pl
gpirit of unity to be |
among the
prospects are bright for a great
ing.
seems
ped ple and
mee! -
*®
. »
sss——— al ———
Community ¥i
June
communi
A more
XL weel
cule at Spring Mille
“Alb, is the
ty picnic
time
Spriog
Fhuradas
for
the at
Mills,
will appear n
s———— af ———
of May's thirty-one
and the rainfall for
time was almost four inches,
Mr. and Mre. Frank Housman
Mr. MceGinnir, of
#unday at the home of the former's
brothe:-ir-'aw, Clyde Btover,
Mise Pearl Kurtz,
conservatory of music
University, New York, home
Rev, and PD. B
Kurtz
Mre. BSumuel Gingerich was sles d
with an attack at the beart while in
town Friday evening and was edmpe’-
led to remain at the home of Dr. H.
H. Loogwell until the next morning.
Mre, ¥, H. Glenn and three children
of Altoona spent Funday at the LI. L.
Smith home, going from there the
of Mie. Glenn's parents, Mr, |
F. A. Foremar, at State Co!- |
Eleven
Were
days
we', that
and
Millhein epent
a student in the
Hyracuse
is at the
$
at
of ber parents, Mre,
to
home
and Mr
lege.
A straight one hundred dollars is
what J. CC. Goodhsrt of Centre Hill
realized on a fine Holstein bull whieh
he delivered to the butcher lest week,
The animal was a perfect one and tig-
d the scales at 14585 Jbe,
The Kerlin Grand View Poultry
Farm shipped eight hundred chix to
the sanitarium at Cressor, Friday of
last week. They will be raleed for the
FE. PF. Ripka assisted his friend, C.
M. Bmith, at Coburr, on Thursday, to
put the knife in prices on goode in the
store which the latter recently puis
chased. Mr. Bmith is determined to
‘‘glean house ”’ and is not concerned
about prices.
A
DEATHS,
tween Millhelm and Coburn on Tuer -
from the cu'ting of & corr, He
nged eight: - cven years and was a re-
tired farmer. Funeral service will be
His wife died thirteen
sage, but he is survived by three
drer, namely, Alfred Long,
William, at home ;
Millheino, Also
chil-
Keen,
brother and
and Mir. Kate Breon-
College.
both
Mre. C. E. Emerick,
wife of Dr. Emerick, died at
her home 21564 North Fifth street,
Harrisburg, Thursday morning sat 8 o'-
clock, from cancer, The body was
taken to Bbirleysburg, Huntingdon
Saturday morning. The fu-
took place Bun-
day at that place, Dr,
moved to Harrisburg from Centre Hall
about twelve years ago.
op
Wool wanted : We are in position to
for wool
We are paying 250 thie
your barr, —Houser-
ville Woolen Mille, J. D. Keller,
fonte, Pe., R, 8. Bhipping address,
Lemont, Pe. 2.
of administration
Breon, late of Centre
Letters
f Peary W
lcecased,
Letters of
the
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th busses
JH BALE amily bh
A Wifi
The Lis igl t
The
gal
Stan
Tre
in gasoline
eight. The
TUSSEYVILLE
a A
HORA. WILL TRADE
more hornes that
VOR
the fact tl
LF Oi
Owing u at 1 hinve
1 y Bi the prescott time, 1 will sell or trade o
Of Olher slo k A 0, Kk GYEry Townes
ree, Inquire Ha
CHAEEFER, Centre Hall
¥
cting your needs, among
imirably adapted
Ketbock,
Four
11
oid
dsome
size,
weight
in
of
C. BRUNGART
SPRING MILLS, PA,
Bell Fhone
Syracuse Walking and Rid-
ing Plows, and Oliver
Plows.
Lever Spring Tootn Har-
rows, Spike Harrows,
Perry Harrows, Imperial
and Johnson single and
double Disc Harrows.
Steel and Wood Drum Land
ollers
Single and double Clod
Crushers.
Black Hawk Corn Planter,
ROOFING
Steel and Ashphalt
with or without
attachment.
Albright
spring
B uc key
wheel (
spring
e hig h
Johnston
Tedder.
Lancaster Side
(Gearless,
John Deer and
Loaders
All
Johnston Binders.
New Idea, Nisco and John
Deer Manure Spreaders.
Frost King Gasoline Engines
New Stoughton Wagons—a
them just received.
Farm Barrows, garden Bar-
rows, lime and stone Bar-
rows.
fertilizer
1d an
ar
and low
lot of
Ya ls no
Rakes,
and
Corn Shellers.
And anything in the ma-
chine line you want we
have or will get for you.
Valley,
Dain Hay
sizes of staples and nails.
BRICK, SAND
and STONE in stock
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