THE CENTRE REPORTER.
THURSDAY, JULY 1 1916
BOALSBURG
Miss Marion Woods, who spent sev-
eral months at the home of Mrs, M-
A. Woode, departed on Thursday for
her home at Anderson, Indians, Oo
the way she will visit at her former
home at New London, Ohle.
Matthew Goheen and family and
Mr. and Mre., William Goheen spent
Thursday at the John Goheen home
at Rock Bpriog.
Mre. A. W. Dale spent several days
at Centre Hall.
Mre. Mary Wright of Pine Grove
Mills spent two weeks at the home of
her son at Boalsburg.
Misses Florence and Mary Hszel
visited for a week with friends at He-
bersburg.
The civie club will meet at the home
of Mre. H. H. Harroon Friday even-
ing, July 20d, at 7:30 o'clock.
Mr. and Mre. John Charlee, Mr. and
Mre. Grant Charles and son KEagene,
Mr. and Mre. C. W. Corl and Mrr. Ed-
ward Beilers made au suto trip to
Mifflin county on SBunday where they
visited with relatives at Maitland.
Mr. and Mre, J. H. Meyer, George
E. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. William
Mothersbaugh and gor, John Heuory,
spent Saturday evening and Sunday
ju Altoons, where they visited the W.
E. Gettig family and other relatives.
Sunday they attended serviee in the
Salem Reformed Mission chureh
which Rev. FP. M. Btshl is pastor,
N. W. Meyer and family, Norman
Slagle and J. Curtis Meyer and family
spent Sunday at Asronsburg.
Mre. SBamuel Darst of Erlystown
spent part of this week in our towr.
Mrr. Eliza Smith of Centre Hill was
a Sunday visitor at Boalsburg.
The Knights of Malta attended the
service in the Reformed church on
Sunday iu a body.
CC. W. Corl aud Giopgerich
made a business trip ta Waynesbore,
the early pari of the week.
Mrr. John Muoeeer and grand- laugh -
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Musser and
daughter Lilliar, of Ferguson tow:-
ship, were visitors at the home of A.
W. Dale last Thursday.
Mr. snd Mre. Ww. Stover and
daughters, Mre. May Charles and Mrs,
Sars Shuey, attended the funeral of
Mrs. Btover’s sister, Mrs. David Barlett
at Bellefonte on Tuesday afternoor.
F. W. Weber and H. M. Hosterman
made a business trip to Hublersbarg
Inst week.
Mre. Margaret Rote of Centre Hall
visited with relatives in this place from
Monday till Wednesday.
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DEATHS
of
John
Mer. Frank A. Yearick, who wes
injared in jnmping from =n sotomo-
bile over which the drives had lost
control in goicg down the mountiaiv
near Madisonburg, Monday afternoon
of last weeb, died che following Thure-
day at her home in Madisonbury,
never having regained consciousness
Funeral services were held in the
United Evangelical church Monday
morning snd interment made in the
Yearick cemetery, two miles weat of
Madisonburg, Evangelist Paul Brown
and Rev. Kessler, officiating.
Mre. Yearick vefors marriage wae
Nancy Ellen Beck and was borin at the
east end of Brush Valley, on July
19th, 1857, hence was aged fifty-seven
yeare, eleven months and five days.
Bhe was twice married, first to Oliver
J. Eckel, in 1876 ; to this union three
children were borp, two of whom sui-
vive, namely, Messrs, William Year-
ick, of Mill Hal), and John P., of
Plessant Gap. Mr. Eskel died on
April 3, 1885. Three years later she
was united in marriage to Frank A.
Yearick. To this union also three
children were borr, two of whom sur-
vive, namely, Mre. Windfield Bartges
and Miss Tessie Grace, at home. Mrs,
Yearick was a member of the United
Evangelical church and an sctive
worker in her Lord's vineyard. She
was a kind mother and neighbor and
leaves behind a large host of sorrow-
ing friends.
William F. Emerick of Hublersburg,
who farmed for Joseph Furst in the
east end of Nittany Valley for twenty
years, died Sunday morning from a
complication of diseases, He was
born September 4tb, 1846 and ther
fore was nearly 69 years old.
He is survived by four daughters,
Mire. Rebecca Bpayde, of Hublersburg ;
Mrs. Lola Walker, of Lock Haven ;
Mre. George Bruogsrd, and Mr.
Christie Barner, of Balons, and by two
sone, Claude aud Ray, of Elinwood,
Illinole.
Funeral services were held at his
home on Wednesday afternoon at 1
o'clock and burial made in Cedar Hill
cemetery.
‘Mre. B. Eckenrod, nee Roer, died at
Her home in Pleasant Gap Banday
ning of last week, after an illness
but eight weeks, leaving a small
iid, Bhe was a member of the
ethodist Eplecopal chureb. The
neral services were in charge of Rev,
john H. McKechnie, snd interment
e in the Union cemetery, Pleasant
p, Wednesday, following.
Mrs. Mary Gill, a native of Miles
, died bs the Memorial hospital, in
, Wedpesday morning of
last —— following an operation
the was forty «sight years of age.
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Brazier Brooks
At the Reformed pe
College by Rev, (Marenpes
Hrezler of RMiate ahd Mig
Ruth Brooks of (ents Einit
united iu marri We
June 16th Monduy nf thin week
started to housekeeping
w hi the groom is or
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Mrs, Ww
friends extend
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fat
ployed on n large
of Mr, and
Brooke. Thelr many
congratulations,
em ————aol wat s———
A LARUE CONTKA
What MM. A, Uodeon Wants Every Perron in
Centre Hall to do,
When H, A.
ing druggist,
niuckage of Dr,
the cure of «
at half price,
the money
Daodeor, the enterpriy
first offered 8 50 cent
Howard’ pecific for
stipation and dyeps aie
and gusrantead to retur:
if it did not ecpre, he
though it probable from his exper!
ence with other medicines for thess
digenare, that he would have a good
many packages returned, But al-
though he has sold bundreds of bi
not one has been brought Leck.
or
ties,
Th
en the cop tree
pecific in
in Centre Hall
esntinue his
due Ory
H. A.
ig ia so surprisiog that he hes tak-
to introduce Dr, How
at least half the homes
he wil
intr
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ne MH. A
Dodson 25 cents by mail and get 6
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WEAVER
the Weaver
York, Pa.
than 45%
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seem gurpri
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Why They Lead
PIANO
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is the day set
appearance in one of
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particular the
desire, for we have
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your every need
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reduced accordingly.
for the 4th only.
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mark your
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CYRUS BRUNUART
JUSTICE OF THE VEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA
piecing atiention giver 0H 00 cling
writings of mil Clam oedie, 1
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CINCH B00 ured, aud all matters px
Hoe attended to pr nn pliy
ogni
OrigRgges
i hunter's
raining tothe
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nee BBB LHR UPULCHOI ODD
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"| % 1 now offer af very attractive price
500 Single Comb
White Leghorn Hens
to make room for Spring Stock.
for
An exceptional
Farmers to stock n
layers,
opportunity
p ch eap on heavy y
Call
or write at once,
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA
uve vbovoRBeroOuvRUOPUE
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| Sec me for best prices on
all sizes of
WATER PIPES |
-also-
PUMPS and
REPAIRS
Everything in the Plumb- |
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J. S. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa,
HE ADQUARTERS
for Spalding Base
Ball Goods.
Bats
Balls
and
(Gloves
or Men.
H. A. DODSON
for Boys
weve 00000 RRORIRROTRRROREN
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Implements which embody the best features to be
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<
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Imperial 2-Way Gang Plow
—the name tells a true story,
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the kind you take your hat off to.
—Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Land Rollers, etc,
--always in stock,
| Alpha Portland Cement
—the high water mark of quality,
CARLOAD OF BAUGH & SONS
CO. FERTILIZERS IN STOCK
RYDE'S CREAM
CALF MEAL
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. FOREMAN
CENTRE HALL, PA.
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When
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On Holler St Centre Hall
Centre Hall
Bakery
CHAS. PENNINGTON, Proprietor
BREAD
PIES
CAKES
ROLLS
— Always Fresh
Ice Cream Parlor in con-
nection,
Cream served every day
during week.
Quick Lunch served.
Wet 2% ®WY? ARDS DA NDAD
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Coburn's NEW Store
“The Store of Quality” |
HAVING purchased the entire stock |
ti
of merchandise from J.W.Kerstet- ||
ter, I will occupy the room formerly oc |
cupied by him. |
My store will be equipped with the BEST
GOODS in all lines for the money, and I will endeav-
or to render you efficicient service at all times. Goods
purchased for the store arc from the best houses in
their lines,
BIG DISCOUNTS
Right Now
The goods secured through the purchase from
Mr. Kerstetter are going tolbe sold at Big Discounts,
There will be BIG SPECIALS for all. Come carly
so you don’t’miss them,
PREMIUM TICKETS
Will be furnished with
your purchases.
Special Attention will be given to the
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