LOCALS
Mre. Clyde Bradford visited relatives
in Boalsburg ove day lest week.
Me, and Mre. Herbert
Houserville were guests
Mre, H. F. Bitver, Friday.
Mre. Elizabeth Bmull of Altoona ie
visiting at the home of her cousin,
Mere. James Smetzler, in Centre Hall,
Allman of
of Dr. and
x. J. Niemap, Millheim’s clothing
merchant, snd his assistant, Harry
Mensch, were in Centre Hall on busi-
ness, Monday.
A son was born to Mr. and Mre. J.
C. Goodhart, at Centre Hil!, Baturday
morning. The mother and babe are
dolug nicely.
Mr. and Mre, I. L. Bmith, sceom-
panied by Mr. and Mre. D. W. Brad-
ford, attended the Retormed picnic at
Hecla Park, Tuesday.
Evangelist Paul Browp, Mre.
Browr, and three childrer, have taken
up their abode at the home of Mrs.
Emma Breon during the period of the
evangelistic work.
Mre., F. O. Bairfoot and W. J.
Smith on Monday made an autc-
mobile trip through the Kishacoquil-
las valley in Mifllin county and on to
Huntingdor, returning home via Ty-
rone,
Mrs. E. IL. Bartholomew, of Al-
toone, who for the past few weeks has
been at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mre. J. Q. A. Kennedy, hms been
under the doctor’s care for a week or
more, but at present is much improved.
Mrr. D. Milton Bradford underwent
an operation for appendicitis at her|
home, on Tuesday morning. The op-
erating physician was Dr. H, H.
Longwell. The operation was a suc-
cess and Mre, Bradford is recovering
splendidly.
About two miles of State road, lead
Miss Helen Lemon of Morgantown,
West Virgloie, Is spending part of her
vacation with Centre cougty relatives.
A Jittle son was Mr. and
Mere. Edward Horner on Monday eve-
ning. This ia the fifth child and the
second son in the family,
J. H. Ross and family motored to
Altoona Funday morning and spent
the day with their daughter, Miss
Rutb, who is a nurse in training in
the hoepitai there,
Miss Mildred Wieland, who has
been visiting her grandfather, spent a
few days with Miss Mildred Campbell
at Fairbrook, before returning howe.
Misa Maud Miller, who been
visiting friends in Lebanon for three
weekr, returned home Monday,
stopping for a short time with her
sister here,
Mre, D. M. Campbell is seriously ill
suffering from a nervous breakdowr,
Her niece, Mary Campbell, a nurse
from one of the Philadelphia hospi(-
ale, is caring for her,
Mre. BR. M. Wolfe, after spending a
few days with her sister, Mre, J. W.
Keller, left on Monday for State Col
lege where she will visit for some time
with her sister, Mre. J. H. Williams,
and later go to Rock Bprings to spend
a few days with her brother, J. H.
Miller, and family.
Haturday a motor party,
of eight automobiles, headed; by Dr.
James Smith and Mre, Bmith, came
from Altoona and held a picnic in M:
Farlape’s grove. They were joined
there by James M. Ross and family,
Dr. Kidder and family, Mr. and Mrs,
McFarlane, F. E. Wieland and family,
Miss Phoebe Potter, and Rev. and Mrs.
Stover and son Elwood
born to
has
on
consisting
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Tusseyville
John Keene, who for the past few
manths has been visiting bis sisters in
Penus Valley and other relatives
throughout the stat, returned to his
ng from Penn Hall westward, are be- |
fog treated with road oi!, The At-|
lantic Refining Company has the cor-|
tract from the Biate for the work and
hss shipped a large tank tc the depot
at Rising Bpringe.
Mrs. Hanna Bmith is lying seriou: -
ly ill at the home of her sor, Robert |
Smith, and her friends fear for her
recovery. A short time ago she suffer-
ed a light paralytic stroke which star!-
ed her decline. Mre. Bmith is past
eighty->ne years of age,
The Centre Reporter has extended
free io the tabernacle management the
use of a reasonable amount of space for
advertising purposes. The articles aj -
pearing each week marked with aster
jaka are contributed and do not
earily represent the views of the ed!-
t Ire,
Prof. John CG. Rossmar, for a nun
bar of years the head of the Biultgart
{ Arkansas
course in C joiversitr, New
York City. of merchant
H. F. Rossman of Spring Mills, and is
ons of the young men of whom Gregg
NECes -
school, is taking a special
viumbia |
He isa son
township is proud of having produced,
Yesterday was Lhe
birthday soniversary of Hor. Leonard
Rhone, and in company with a few of
bis friends, he observed the day in s
quiet bul pleasiog manner on his farm
st Rhoneymedr, teraoted by Cloyd
Mr. Rt sevenly-even
years of sge sud iserj ying the best of
health,
Wednesday )
Brooke. one is
Harry M. Bitoer, mansgiog editor
of the Pittsburgh Press, his wife and
Hirer, and Mr. Bitnei’s sister,
Miss Jeanette Hanne, were arrivals
Wednesday afternoon and will spend
a week at the home of Mr, Bitner's
father, Dr. H. F. Bitoer. M-. Bitner
only a few months ago received the
merited promotion to the position he
now holds on one of Pittsburgh's lesc-
ing paperr,
two el
Mise Mary Kennedy will leave this
( Phursday ) morning for Cheroker,
owe, where she will spend severs]
weeks at the home of Mr, and Mrr,
Bruce Linglr. she will be accom -
panied by Mre. ( Dr.) Hillier, of
Juniate, and enroute the two ladies
will stop for a short time with rele-
tives at Altoone, Fort Wsgue, Lafas-
etter, Ind. AL the Jast named place
they will be joined by Mre. George
Knof, sister-iv-law of Mre, Hillis, and
the three will make the Jiurney to
lows together,
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Georges Valley
Fred Ripka of Pleasant Gap spent
Bunday with friends at this place,
Mrs. F. M. Ackerman spent Bunday
with Mre, J. EK. Confer,
Mr. nud Mre. John Detwiler spent
(1 vy at the home of H, A. Haugh,
r. and Mrr, Irving of Altoona are
spending s week with Mr. and Mie,
HF. (". Decker
Mre. Charles Ripka spent Thursdsy
at Hober with her parentr, Mr. and
Mrre. John Lingle,
T. J. Decker snd family of Bpring
Mills visited at (he Dolen Decker
howe on Bunday,
Mre. V. A. Auman of Centre Hall
spent a few days last week with her
sister, Miss Bertha Jamison,
Mr. and Mre. W. P. Lingle were
Banday visitors at Tusseyville with
the latter's slater, Myr. William Lic
gle.
Mre, Nora Zetby ,, who Is employed
at Jacob MeOool’s, was thrown from a
buegy Inet Saturday evening and the
home ip Edwards
Wednesday morning.
W. CU. Runkle, Es
f.aurs
Hel! were y
home of the former's
Runkle.
Mr. and Mre. George Rirook.
ter Irme, and sone, James, Charles snd
Christ, spent Bunaay at tne home of
angry." J. H.
uiy, lchign:
i»
HKuukle,
Visliors
brother,
Centre
at the
James
Sunday
Mre. Shook’s sister,
Horner,
A medicine show has pitched its
tent pear bere snd is drawiog large
Whore the State's Weslith I jes.
Pennsylvania is known througho if
the nation as a8 manufscturing state,
some tekiog little sccount of her vast
agricultural resourcer, for her farme,
truck gardens, dairy products and
stock breeding are of great importance
and the total smount of revenue d¢
rived from these source s
(ireat
able, interest
NEWS OF 1881,
Notes Tuken From Files of The Centre
Reporter of Thirty four Yenrs Ago,
September 22nd ~Fotatoes are selling
{at $1 to $1.25. The be
| than ever known in this connty,
On of
about nine o'clock, a brilliant
wae noticed nortl
crop will lepr
Tuesday night inst week
meen
passing meiward
farm and dairy.
side and especially in the number of
boys who are taking up the various
Pennsylvania Btate College.
GOO more
enrolim- nt
over 1,200 last school year,
the entire
eight years age.
The vocation is ealling the best men
as it has been found to be not only the
heasithiest but the most remunerative
occupation for average map, It
was not ia the great long sgo when »
farmer was & '' hayseed ’’ abd the busi-
ness of farmiog ss being very poor.
That day has passed and all on ac-
count of the extraordinary opportuni-
ties offered the thoughtful snd far
than colle ze
the
noticed its explogior., A rumbling
noiee was heard some minutes after it
was seer. The meteor was “as 8 big
pot’ mond lit up all around. It was
seen at Centre Hal', Aaronsburg sod
Bellefontr,
Daniel Keller of Nore, ID
to see the Reporter the other day,
Mr. Keller formerly lived in this
neighborhood and attended
the old school house on the
the Centre Hall hotel
He is an uncle of our t«
candidate for county
Keller,
in 1847,
The Granger's piculec on the moun
tain near Centre Hal', on Thuredsy,
15th, was 8 success, Bireams of
, called in
#chool in
lot where
now siande
wWHeman snd
treasurer, D,
Mr. Keller left Centre county
WHE
sighted individusl by the agricultural
Today the gardener and gen- |
eral farmer are numbered among the |
most prosperous in this state. The
farm or dairy is an educational insti- |
who Invests his |
SCHOoOlr,
tution and the man
earnivgs in productive land need have |
away or thal
hie bard earned dollars will take wings |
and fly to parts unknown or line the |
pockets of those who ight to prey |
po fear that it will fade
upon their unsuspecting dupes,
If a tract of properly |
owner or
the amount
expended for seed and for |
0 the pantiog sand
bharves', which |
I'he farmer
the sinte’s
ground is
worked it will bring to the
Iaborer a large return for
of money
the lat
gaihering
iw ineident t
the
of
and |
Lt: most
i
vaiual
anal astf— —
Ihe world famous Ben Greet players |
will present two of Mhakespear’s plays
in the open sir theatre, the front
apy at Biate College, Baturday
July 3let. At the matines in the af
tern Ising of the Shrew " will |
be presented and in evening i
Pwelfth Night.” In rain |
mance will he th
Prices 502
on
the
‘4g eof
gare of
given
Iori. BRGa JO
ons and buggies kept pouring in our
town from morning until The
crowd on the hiave
Door,
mountain may
Three
from Zion La
5,000 to 8.000 Drage
bands were present
mont and Pipe Hal!
Septemibes (hi-Brush Valley has
oR,
Luther.
an church at Millbeim will be laid on
Sunday, Otober 16.) pr
The corner stone of the new
with appr
Our landlord Meyer and wife
{
have
aly $
EW weeks visit to ee wesl-
ever, wae lefl in good hands
on,
FRUITTOWN.
Miss Orpha Flelgher
A. MeUlellan
er fro
epent
Ail
ite ‘ : i
lite a num m this pi
sttendiog the tabernacle meets
Mre. Nevel
nome
Klinsfeiter
Mr Mre
and harles
T
1
Emma Fohrit
re Mo
Mire ger returned
mv after sg
r D
sta Lettie
» !
(*. Fohringer
Misses Delia K
several
friends at Btate College,
Mr. sod Mre. John
daughter K hel spent Banday in MIP
10}
W. A,
urdey very plessantly with friends st
The trip was made in Frank
Philip's ear,
Anna K
MANY yeara
Heiber and family spent Bat.
‘oburr,
fir
North
iM ins iringer, who
was employed st
imiveriand, arrived Wednesday at the
of her Dani*), where
ends fo make her future home.
home brother,
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
A ACBES FOR BALE,
tindersigned, agent {or the helre of Genrpe
ler ai public mle, Two
disonburg, on the Brush Valley
THE MARKETS
GRA
ekly by Bradiord
wat #
car with cw
Call Bell phone.
Gettysbur
WHY DO Wi
the Weaver Organ
Because
Piano Co
been fo condu
would grow a
*es’p ct. of the ; a
Their position es
facturers of the Weaver ie his
est standard of Piano quality
attained -—is due to that ambition
present
ASK HIM FOR
g College.
" ry tex $3
eputation
Nas no superi-
Ly and sweetness of tone,
youl wouldn't be surprised
fn
4 based
i endo
i's lea
Herbert Fran
rank Croxton and many
» Weaver Co. also make and
: Charming Toned York Piavo
the popular Livingston Piano
and the celebrated Weaver Organ,
:
others
RID
$1.00 Ladies’
70¢ and
$1.00 Ladies’
result was a broken sro.
Shirt Waists
down as low as 48¢
House Dresses
72¢ down to 69¢
i
i
SPE Walling
oyracuse walking
FO M Avanras
ing Plow 8,
Plows.
Tootn Har-
Spike Harrows,
Imperial
Lever Spring
FOWE,
Perry
and
double Dise Harrows.
Harrows,
Johnson single and
Steel and Wood Drum Land
wllers.,
Clod
and double
Crushers.
Single
Black Hawk Corn Planter,
ROOFING
Steel and Ashphalt
tooth
] i Cultivator,
I hich
in nign
wheel Cultivators.
Wing
A . sv 1 !
ICKEVE and ow
Missouri Grain Drill.
Mowers, Rakes,
Combined Side Rake and
Tedder.
§
ston
Yel
AKC,
Lancaster Side
Gearlesg, Hocking Valley,
John Deer and Dain Hay
Loaders,
CEMENT
A carload just received
Johnston Binders.
New Idea, Nisco and John
Deer Manure Spreaders.
Frost King Gasoline Engines
New Stoughton Wagons—a
lot of them just received.
Farm Barrows, garden Bar-
rows, lime and stone Bar-
rows.
Corn Shellers.
And anything in the ma-
chine line you want we
have or will get for you.
hd
Coal
before you buy or sell,