DEATHS,
Mre, Nancy Bartges died at the
home of her sor, William D. Bsriges,
on what is known as the Hiram Durst
farm, three miles east of Centre Hall,
Thursday evening at seven o’clock, of
a general wearing down of the consti-
tutior, being seventy-iix years, one
whnth and eighteen days of age. Fu-
neral services were held Tuesday after -
noon at her son's home and burial was
made in the Union cemetery in Mill.
heim, Rev. W., H. Brown of the
Evangelical chureb, officiating. De-
ceased was a daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
David Henney and was born at Centre
Hil'. All ber life was spent in Penns
Valley and five years ago her husband
passed to the beyond. Bince that
time she had made her home with her
children at Lheir respective homes and
eince Apri! resided with the son at
whose home she passed away. Bince
early girlhood Jshe was a consistent
member of the United Evangelical
church and always was found at the
church services until incapacitated by
old age. She is survived by four sons,
namely, Albert, Millleim ; William,
Centre Hall; Lloyd, Asronsburg ,
Ambrose, (Qiakertowr. Three sisters
and f ur brothers also remain, namely,
Mre, Mary Rearick, Cectie Hall ; Mrs,
Lambert Nol', Dewart; Mrs. Lizzie
Gramley, Loganton ; Simon Henney,
Georges Valley; David, Tebethe,
Kar,; Frank, Larned, Kar; Johr,
Alchisor, Kar,
H. F. Confer, a native of Millbeiw,
died at his home in MifMlinburg,
Thureday morning of lass! wesk of
heart failure, aged about fifty-reven
ears, His body was shipped to Mil'-
heim where interment was made, se:-
vices haviog previously been held in
the United Evangelical church. Rev,
Noah Young of M'fHlinburg was the
ofliciating minister. Mr. Confer was a
carpenter by trade and about eight
yesrs ago removed from
Mifflinbury.
survived by three sons and two deug!
ters, namely,
Miflioburg; Frank of
Ruth snd Rebecer, at home
Mr. Emma PB. Thompsor, wife
dwin B. Thompson of Altoone
in that city on Monday. Interme:
was made st Reedsville on Wedne
day, burial having been made from
the home of her sister, Mre. G, Clifford
vier, Bhe was the daughter of Israel
and Jane Reynolds,
Daniel W. Reynoldr, late of Reed:
ville, deceased. Her age was fifty
three yearv,
fp ol esi
Masons In Fraternal Visit
ber of members of Old Fort Lodge, No
WF. & A.M, traveling in autome
return for a visit paid by them last
summer,
C. F. Deinioger, John F. Arney, I. M.
Arner, OC. E, Flink, James
Hamuel Shooyr, James CO,
A. Krise, D. J. Meyer, C. W,
Edward Durs', Eugene (.
Irvin Barrie
Boczoer
Frank
lodge.
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Indge, and J.
Mansfisle®, 11,
Eagles Will Decorate
The Centre Hall Castle, K., G. FE
will decorats the graves
members buried in the local cemetery,
on Saturday evening. The
wae to have taken place last Baturday
evening, but owing to a
necessary to postpone it. Rev,
Williams will deliver the address.
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Woodward.
Mr. and Mrr. Wm.
Rebersburg on Tuesday.
The P. O. B. of A. attended a cor-
vention held at Millmont last Hatu:-
day.
Mre. James Weaver spent Monday
with her daughter, Mre. Fannie
Moyer,
J. B. Genizel and wife from Hprirg
Mills, were entertained Funday at the
home of J. H, Bowersox.
Mre. B. M. Wolfe and daughter,
Mere, C. I. Motz spent Baturdsy with
friends in Laureltor.
Cloyd Fiedler and family and Mr,
and Mre. Arthur Runkle spent one
day Inst week will friends in Hartl-
tor.
Mrs. A. D. Miogle and daughters,
Phyllis and Violet, from Dunle, are
spending this week with relatives and
friends.
Perry Bmith, wife and baby Leils,
Harris Stover, wife and daughter M:z-
balle, antoed to State College one day
this week.
After spending a month with her
parents, Mre. Roy Musecr and baby
Oliver returned to their home in
Akror, Ohic, Monday,
Mre. T. D. Bowersox and Mre,
Clayton Bheesley attended the funeral
of their uncle, held in Millheim Morn-
day.
Quite a number of people from this
place are attending the Evangelistic
services held in Millhelm and are very
much plessed with the weetingr,
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The leading State College merchants
have agreed to close their stores every
evening except Baturday at six o'clock,
Boob were to
LOOALS
The brick walla of the N. A. Auman
new store building in Millheim sare
bailing built,
A concrete walk was laid to the
front of W, W. Bpangler's residence,
at the statir, this week,
W. Frank BSbhutt of Wellington,
Ohile, Is visiting relatives and friends
in and about Bellefonte,
Prof, and Mre, W. A, Krise spent a
few days last week in Milroy with
their daughter, Mrr. B. F. Reish.
Zsttle Brothers last week completed
the construction of the pulpit furniture
to be used in the new Lutheran church
al Milroy.
Miss Helen Harper of Bellefonte is
spending a week at the home of her
ancle and sunt, Mr, and Mrs. George
H. Emerick,
Cap'. W. H., Fry of Pine Grove
Mills attended the State encampment
of the G. A. R., held at Easton during
the past week.
Miss Anna M. Stover of Centre Hall
was graduated from the training school
for nurses at the Altoona hospital,
Tuesday evening.
H. G. Strohmeier, the local marble
dealer, beginning of this week. erected
& monument in one of the Union
courty cemeteries,
Rev, Ww. K
livan county,
» Shultz of Duahore, RBal-
spent Thursday evening
and Mre, William
gilation,
at the home of Mr,
Keller, at the
The Btate College board of education
last week elected Prof. W. Grier
Briner of Greencastle superintendent
of the borough schools,
Children’s Day exerciees in the
church have been
postponed from June 27th until a later
date not yet announced,
Mre. F. P. Geary and daughter
Agnes left on Thursday of last week
for York where they will spent several
weeks with the former's parents,
United Evangelical
Joalsburg, at the
il year at Mercersburg
} received hie
f the service rendered
f the baseball team,
Paul Rupp of
, x
of hia schoo
M" in honor «
88 caplisin «
Allison went to Lexing-
where Le
commencement
University of
Allison
Mtate
His sor, Gross
A young fellow by pame of Flies
t something
like his name in Centre Hall, begir -
ning of this weel
those who participated in the flair
left towr., He was a canvasser,
Helen, the threr-yea:-3ld dsughter
Henry White, of
ta ia the I:ft kuee, in fall-
The child suffered
f
the ligamen
ng rapid]
A trout fisherman from the Pitts-
while whippiog the
in the Seven Mountains near
property. wss
bitten in the jeg by a big black snake.
erman siez:d the reptile back
arm's
severed its head with his
The annual picnic of the Penns Va!-
ley charge of the Lulheran church Yas
August 12th to
This change of date b:-
wanted here was engaged at Mifflic-
burg on the 12°F. The band will now
come here in their motor truck on the
for two picnics, on the 12:h and 13th
and on the 14th they will bs in West
Milton where they will furnish the
music for a picaic on Rev. B, F. Bieb-
et’s charge,
The Lady of the Valley Rebekah
Lodge, I. O. O. F., held a most inter-
esting meeting in their hall Tuoesday
evening when a class of five candidates
were received. A nomber of dis
inguished visitors were present, among
whom were Mr. and Mre, Virgie Mull
of Miltor, the latter past president of
the Rebecea Assembly, and Mre, E. E.
Chubbuek, Matron of the Orphan's
Home at Buntury. About fifty men -
bers of Hiate College lodge, besides a
vumber from Lemont, attended the
meeting. Delicious refreshments were
served after the business session.
Those admitted were Mre. John
Kreamer, Misses Meud Meeker and
Lizzie Fetterolf, Messrs. Bruce Arney
and William Bradford,
Brush Valley.
Rev. D. C. Carls will have preach-
ing service in Bethesta church on Bup-
day evening
All K. G. F. members of Madison
Castle, No. 360, are requested to be at
Madison burg on Haturday evening at
5:30 o'clock. A big time is antiel-
pated ; there will also be a big festival
at that time,
Home work is being done on the
roads but not on the main Brush Val-
ley road as it ia sald the state will go
over this road and improve it,
Prof. Strack of New Jersey spent
aoveral days with his friend, Harry
Musser, at this place,
A faw of the female citizens of this
place attended the meeting fo the
tabernacle at Millbelm on Sanday,
which was for women only,
¥
LOUALS
spending a short time at the home of
Mr. and Mrr. J. W, Runkl-,
Mr. and Mrs.
their parents in Millheim,
Farmers’
Pine Grove Mille, Pleasant Gap and |
Miliheim during the coming winter,
Millheim ast week.
State (
mencement of autolsts who exceeded
the borough speed limit,
day, July 8. The Odd Fellows have
prepared a program that will keep
you in good spirits all day long.
Rev, and Mra, BR. B.
daughter of New
a short vacation at the home of the
former’s brother, Dr. H. H. Longwell,
Dr. H. H, Longwell,
by his brother, Rev. R. B.
made a trip to New
Clarion county, beginning of
week,
Mre. ¥. H. Michael of Clevaland
Ohir, spent Tuesday at the
Mr.and Mre, J. H.
Lovgwell and
Bethleherp
Weber,
relatives,
iay afternoon to
The storm on Tues
a number of trees o
in ita wake. On the
several large apple
tree were destroyed,
Among
vention of Christian Eadeavor 8B
cieties at Bellefonte on
following were from this place ;
Jennie Thomas,
Isabella Rowe,
Jones
Jones,
Verna Rowe,
Mesare, G. O,
and Thomas Foss, Rev. H. RB
Benner,
the sessions,
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Tribute of Respro!
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Haporter Register,
Trim xy
nd Mrs. BR. §
hs, 01 r. Assam, India
Mrs Henry
Herman Bailey, New York City
Swals, Centre Hall
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DIXON'S HEALTH TALKS
Plenle Season Responsible for Many Cnges
of Typhold Fever, Pays Commissions
The picnic season has begun. Every
alluring spot for miles around in the
vicinity of the towne snd cities will be
the Mecca for pleasure seekers from
now until the frost comes
Almost everybody attends a pienie
somelime daring the seasor. Now
that the sutomobile hes made even the
remote districts readily scoessible for
city dwellers, the number of urban
residents who seek an occasions! day's
relaxation in the country, has tre-
mendously increased,
Nobody thinks of going on a pienle
without taking a generous supply of
food but few people are far sighted
enoagh to carry their drinking water.
Bowe spring, brook, or farmer's well
they feel, will be sure to supply this
essential. As a result of this Indis-
criminate dependence upon unfamiliar
sources of water supply, there are hur -
dreds of pleasure seekers who contract
typhoid fever every seasor.
That period of the year when ty-
phoid fever is always most prevalent
la that at the end and immediately
following the vacation sensor. While
thie is not alone the result of pienies
they urquestionably play an import-
snt part in this annual toll of illness
and death,
It is not a difficult matter if one is
taking an auto trip to carry a supply
of drinking water from a source that is
known to be uncontaminated. Moder-
ate priced vecuoum bottles or other
forms of containers can be secured
which will keep the water cool,
If a local water supply with which
one is unfamiliar mast be used boiling
the walter for twenty minutes will
make it safe, Unfortunately clear
walter is by no means always pnre
water. Many a sparkling, crystal
clear, roadside spring ls open to pollu-
tion and po matter how attiactive the
NEWS OF 1841,
Reporter of Thirty-four Years Ago,
September th-—~Henry Fryer,
Hopi
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With Hofler’s tobacen hon
On Tuesday af 2 p. w, mercury wa
September 15th --Will Curry of this
RCres
future intends devolivg
of tobsces and
need
The people of Potters
Landlord Mey
Rev, Fileher and family hay
10e 10 Moroerset «
superior qualities a
all Bell phone.
VEBCRLIGH
Michael Cond Bear i
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Brings resilte——n Report
ON DISPLAY
LLEGE, PA.
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Walking ar
ing Plows,
Plows.
Lever Spring
rows, Spike
Perry Harrows,
and Jo
kh
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double Disc
nson
Harrow 3.
Steel and Wood Drum Land
Rollers.
Single and double Clod
Crushers.
B lack Ha WwW K
Corn Planter,
ROOFING
Steel and Ashphalt
3 + #
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Mowers,
sn dare
NNAers.
, Nisci y and John
rah ire Si readers.
g Gasoline Engines
New Stoughton Wagons—a
lot of them just received.
Farm Barrows, garden Bar-
and stone Bar-
Rak es,
and
rows, lime
rOWS,
Corn Shellers.
And anything in the ma-
chine line you want we
have or will get for you.
I fay
BRICK, SAND
and STONE in stock
little brooklet which babbles slong
under the overhanging trees msy Bp
pear, one must needs follow it to ite |
souree to be certain that it is free from |
contaminatior. Ho for safely's sake
oarry your drinking water in the plc-