REAUY FOR CELEBRATION Odd Fellows Have Good Vrogram Veepared for Saturday, ~Two Bands Wiil be Here, Hatarday will be a gala day for Cer - tre Hall if the weather man does his which will permit the carrying cut of au extensive sports program which | the Odd Fellows have planned for the dak. Two bands have been and there will be no lack of good music from morning until night, The, muck-‘alked-of Orphanage band, com- posed of boys ranging in age from nine years to sixteen will be an attraction second to none and a large turnout is expected to hear these little musicians who are wonders with their mente, The popular Boalsburg band will also be on hand ail day so there will be music galore and no oceasion for a duil moment in the day's festivi- tice, The opening of the celebration Is Friday evening when a festival will | held on Grange Park, ‘The Orphar- age band will be on hand and render a concert, Everybody is invited. On Saturday morning, starting at ten o'- clock, a grand parade will open celebration for the day. march will start ground and go to the ing from there to Grange Park. secured inetru- the The line of from tie school statior, return: fhe parade promises to be a big one, for a pumber of lodges, both Odd F and Eagles, through ut the huve agreed to participate, The dr of Odd Fellows and willbe in a group and the basal teams of the duy will march in their uniforms. The fantastic parsde prou - ises to eclipse anything ever attempted here and with the support of the Pieasapt Gap fur-makers there will be the from sights to ¢ aide 1s it suse pain in aughter, A big lot of porte, body is invited to comps at one o'clock. yard dash, 50-yard dash for girle, to in storm race for Reb women, which te, will star in evers- There will be a race, fat man’s race, le kabr, ball for ing contest nail driving contest for womer, shot put, shoe ing contest, and otherr, Prizes will be awarded the winners in every cor- test. Followii baseball will ¢ game « take place belweesn th g this a good home team and Spring Mil A great deal of friendly rivalry exists the pipes and wil de series, since each club has won a from the other, A trap sho test will follow the ball promises to be a big feature ar Maturday’ two f cide the winner of a t} Kalue, rumber of good shots will atts capture one of the three onsh prizes, It will big possible to secure s good dinner and supper on the grounds st reascnable rater, and the local order this festure in charge, will gerve good meals, Therefore if you would erjoy a good time, drop work snd spend Saturday, July 3rd, at Centre Hall, having em ——r——— Prof, Allison Takes Bride, Prof, A. M, Allison snd Mies Mar- guerite Marks were united in marriage Saturday the home of the bride’d parents, in Chicago. The groom ie a native of Hpring Mills and successfully tsught the local high school during the term 1902-03, after which he removed to Chicago and fol- lowed bls professiov, specializing in He is » young man who ls making bis mark and the Re porter joins his many friends in wis! ing hima and bis bride happivesa and prosperity. jast al mathematior, mischief ine— Epecial Notice ~ Since the Reporter will not be’ is- sued next week attention is now called to the fact Misa Alice Wishart will speak in the Presbyterian church of Boring Mills in the morning, and at Centre Hall in theevening, of sunday, July 11tk, Wishart is a member of ous of the beat known families of Fulton ¢ BS 8 IMISSIOLAKry ab thal “ri ¥lime has spent several years in Indie, and unt if BRD iting speaker, sli i ——— ihe Weather iu June, net i ER yesterday with a very fair record A feil In the nesday AS over three thirty dayr, distributed y F vais inches oi rap which amount was well # Bl. ( world of good to growing the days were fai erature ranged all the on the 13 of the rature of 18 Letng 4 degrees, bh, tO n the Sed. Ww or night FE 0 lays bad a temy se Af om as——— Murringe iLdoenses, is ate College ek ley ; snow NBhoe Briney, itz. Biate College nyder, Oak Hall 0! N.Y Hey, fap, tructions from the at Washiugtor, st Centre Hall hours pamed f.t012 o'clock M to 3-4 —— RO 4 Wife in the Kitchen! omfortable. You're not the Linden Hall i J. H, Ross has a force of carpenters | and corn erib on his far, i W. J. Noll and farully attended the | funeral of Mre. David Borlett, in | Bellefonte, on Tuesday. | Miss Maude Miller of Rock Bprings | stopped off with her sister here on her | way to Lebanon where she will spend ia month visiting a school mate, Mr, and Mre, Charles Miller and {little sop, and Charles and Glenn | Walker, of Piteairr, accompanied by { Mre, Howard Miller, autoed here Tues - {day to spend the day with friende. | From here they went to Boalsburg { and Centre Hall, {| Mr. and Mre, F. E, Wieland and { Mr, sand Mre, Frank McFarlane re- turned Hatarday from & week's visit in Williamsport and Hughesville, The trip was made in the former's car, via | Lock Haven returning by Maney and Lewisburg. Harry and Ned Keller, Mre, J. W. Keller, Mre, Reifanyder and daughter, Irene, and Misses Edwina and Mildrea Wieland motored to Woodward Bup- day in Harry Keller's big new saver- passenger Halnes ear, where they were entertained by Mre. K. M. Wolfe and i daughter. “pe COBURN, John Beltzer from New Jersey spent a few days among his maoy friends. Mrr. Sarah Palmer from Portage ie visiting her sister, Mre, Fred Malone, Thomus Kaler is giving his house a new coat of paint, . Jess Houtz, a state forester, was transferred from this place to Klizs- beathville, Mise Grenoble visited at the home Meyer, Mre. J F. visited al the home J. E. Harter, Mre. J. E. Harter and Mre, J. . Giarthofl spent a day at Rebersburg lent week, Mr.and Mrs Wm. Haup from Sur- bury visited their friend, Miss Cheatie Stover, one day Inst week. Miss Mary Guisewite from Fiedler visited ber sun’, Mrr. Thomus Meyer, at this place Charles from Yeagertown of Mr. Thomas Bellefonte sod Mrr, Giarthofl from of Mr. Meek is entertaining his M Anna BSlevene, [from Harrisourg, for a few daye. Mm. Harry Boyder and dsughterr, Grace aod Psulior, from Watsontowr, are visiting smoog friends at this place, Maurice Krader, as‘udent from =» business college iu Philadelphis, has returned home for his summer vacs- wor, cousin, ge ———— Spring Mills. Robert Kennelly is working Halifax. Holsud Gentzeli’s family of Altoona are visiting friends and relatives, "g harles Grecoble and dsushter of Loawisburg siayiog with I. J. Zuvler for a few daye. The Reformed BSuoday-:chool will observe Children’s service on Bundsy evening, July 4°} The commu uity atl are plenic was a suc- one that stands over up.” wick { cess, Next year we hope to make | more successful, intending the of his new house, C.F. Lontz and family of Mifllin. burg sare staying st the home of Mr, Lontz's mother, Mrs, Jerry Bnavely, for a few dayr. Ambrose Genizsll and a party of friends from ~hasmokin spent Bundsy and Monday with George Gentzell snd family. building Georges Valley. Mre, D. E. Burd of Asronsburg spent Bunday with her sister, Mre. James Barger, Mr. and Mre, 8, E. Gobble and son Walier spent Bunday with Myre, Gok- ble’s parente, Mr. and Mre. B. F, Confer, Mre. Ennist of Yeagertown returned to her home on Tuesday after spend- ing several weeks with her sigter, Mra J. F. Foust, Jd. OC. Reeder autoed to on Baturday. Mre. Ida Ripka spent Mre. E. Lingle, Lusiean Boyder and Miss Agnes Lingle visited friends at this plsce on Hunday. W. F. McClellan and Frances and Rath, spent Sunday the J. F. H, Foust home on Bunday, Aaropsburg Friday with daughters, al THE MARKETS, GRAIN Corrected weekly by Bradiord Wheat Corn Oats Butter Fan Lard A DMI Lotters of administration ry W. Breon, iste of Ustiti« NISTRATRIX tf Poa 6! Pe Letters of administration having been duly gran would respectfully these ves tndebsod 1 diate payment, and Lhe san LO present oer settismendt, M L. L. SMITH, Dealer CENTRE HALL, PA. A demonstration will convince you of its superior qualities——a car with few equals at the price. Call; Bell phone. LIGHTS ON DISPLAY NITTANY GARAGE STATE COLLEGE, PA, Syracuse Walking and Rid- ing Plows. Nora and Oliver IOWS, and vel Lever Spring Tootn Har- rows, Spike Harrows, Perry Harrows, Imperial and Johnson single and double Disc Harrows. Steel and Wood Drum Land Rollers. Single and double Clod Crushers. Black Hawk Corn Planter, ROOFING Steel and Ashphalt r without fertilizer Johnston Binders. chment. eo : ; New Idea, Nisco and John 1% ol cob 8 ing tnnthk and > arm C3 ad Albright spring tooth and Deer Manure Spreaders. shovel Cultivator, 151 high ] OW hand iis ct wheel Cultivators. and Frost King Gasoline Engines 1ckey 2 New Stoughton Wagons—a Missouri Grain Drill lot of them just received. Farm Barrows, garden Bar- rows, lime and stone Bar- rows. Rakes, lake and Johnston Mowers, Combined Side Tedder. Lancaster Side Rake. Corn Shellers. And anything in the ma- chine line you want we have or will get for you. Gearless, Hocking Valley, John Deer and Dain Hay Loaders. All sizes of staples and nails. BRICK, SAND and STONE in stock CEMENT A carload just received - hd 4 ED, STOCK TONICS » * Coal HN ———————
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