DCA iN,
Mre, Sarah J, Royer died Monday
morning in the home of her daughter,
Mre. C. E. Baunders, of 200 Second
street, Juniate. The decessed lady
was advanced in years and her death
from a complication of diseases follow -
ed a decline +f several months dura-
tion. Mre, Royer was a daughter of
Adam Rapkiv, and was born in Boale-
turg, December 7, 1843 and on June
9, 1862, became the wife of W. W.
Royer, now deceased thirteen years,
She came to Juniata from Centre Hall
and for the past eleven years found a
pleasant home here with her daughter
and sor-ir-'aw. The deceased was a
gentle Christian womar, beloved by
all with whom came in touch,
Mhe was a loyal adherent of the
Methodist Episcopal faith being at the
time of her death a8 member of the
First church in Juniate. Bhe is sur-
vived by the following
Anns, wife of E. C. Harter, of Stone |
Mill ; Sarab, wife of W. W. Bible, and |
Edith, wife of C. J. Bmith, both ofl
Bellefonte ; William I. and Carrie,
wife of C, KE. Bsundere, both of Juni-
ate. Foster Rankin of Lewistown is a
surviving brother, Funeral services
were held Tuesday afternoon in the
home of M~, aud Mrs, Saunders, and
Wednesday morning the remains were
brought to Centre Hall and from here
conveyed by funeral director Goodhart
to Hprucetown cemetery for inter-
ment,
ihe funeral was conducted by
the
she
Rev,
artsor, ir of the de-
paste
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Kuhn Child Dead
of M
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: five months old son r. snd
Mrs, Roy Kulp, who live Miitor,
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died on Friday of infant con plainr,
and was buried M
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on nday
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at the
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ly been held home of
mother's parents, ire. T.
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and
Wry
Sith, Rev,
Brown « I'he f
child is a son of J. (.
Fort,
in Millbeim.
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HiCisied,
Kuhn of Old
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LOCALS
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to 34}
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Mouday night temperature fel
=i WO degrees above freey ng.
#. Jacob
spending a few
ire. H. E. He
Arthur Blutterb«ck
found one of his
the field on Sunday.
Rev. J. K.
preach in the Presbyterian church at ]
siate College jal
her
Roan of
days with niecs
man,
of
lying dead
Lusseyville |
COWS
Kelly of Sunbury will |
mpriz
Centre Hall in the evening,
Mal
Hehool opened in Potter township
on Monday. The enrollment on the
first day ranged from three scholars to
twenty in the various districte.
William Colyer improved the sur-|
rounding: of his farm prog erty by |
having several concrete walks built, |
William Boczer did the work.
M~. and Mrs, Cheater Homar, after!
a month's vacation at the home of the!
and Mw, H. E.
» their home at State |
latter's parents, M-
Homav, retured 1
College this week.
MacDonald
M ler
are epending a few days at th
Hail hotel,
of the late Geaeral James A. Beaver.
Clayton E, Wagner purchased
y the |
lumber in the tabernacle. at th i
Miss Katharine A.
#8 Elbina I.. Bene
and |
of
e Centre |
The former is a half-sister |
& close |
of the
{ Campaign on Bunday night, for
$300, He is ng
ecme land and using
think
the lumber in |
erecting buildings thereon.
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Spring Mills,
Miss Lula Fetterolf of
visiting ber aunt, Mre. C. A. Krape,
Grant Houser of Lemont epent Bor- |
day with his brother, Harvey Houser,
Mr. and Mre, Bruce Gramley returs
ed to their home in New York.
Miss Rilla Hazel and sister of El-
mire, N. Y., are spending two weeks
with the W. O. Gramley family.
Prof. John Rossmar, wife snd baby
Virginie, left on Monday for their
home in Stuttgart, Arkansas.
W. O., Gramley #pent a week in
Ohio looking after the interests of the
condensary,
Dr. Braucht, Thomss Decker. Col,
Decker, Adam Finkle, and
Bhook,
attended
Havep.
Helinsgrove is
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Andrew
and their respective families,
Old Home week at Lock
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Woodward,
Mise Lida Hosterman made a trip to
Bellefonte on Friday,
Mre. Emma Motz from Lewisburg
#pent a few days this week with her
nephew, OC, D. Motz,
Mies Fye from Coburn was a visitor
at the LI. L. Weaver home Baturday
and Bunday,
Sdwin Charles from Altoona spent
a few days with his sister, Mrs, Cloyd
Fiedler,
T. B. Motz avd wife from Millheim
#pent a few hours at the home of C, D.
Motz on Banday afternoon.
Miss Esther Steele from Lewistown
's spending a week with Mre, Emma
Nein.
Mr. and Mre, Calvin Eby from New
York City are visiting the former's pe-
rente, Mr. and Mre. N. W. Eby,
Mr. and Mre. A. B. Meyer spent the
Babtath with the latter's parents, Mr,
and Mre. James Weaver,
Mre. Wesley Hosterman and daugh-
ter, Miss Amber, returned to their
115 in School First Day
Tue school bel’, after being silent for
four months, again started to ring out
its call Monday morning for the youth
to come and gain knowledge In the
little red school house, The first day
found one hundred and fifteen in the
four rooms and this number will be
slightly augmented after the Encamp-
ment and Fair, after which there will
be an unbroken stretch of work until
Teacher's Institute in November.
There is every reason to believe that
the present term of school will prove
profitable to those scholars who have
& desire to learp, for the corpse of ip-
atructors are sll able and experienced
teachers and they will do their part in |
the eight of hard work which |
lies béfore thew. 1 |
rents and
The fist d
month
's up to the pe-
rate,
roliment
ROLIOIATE Lo coo
in the
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AY 8 0h)
various grades fol
Prof.. \\
gramma’, kK.
termediate, |,
a8 : M
A list of the scholars will
appear next week,
we: Fligh school,
scher, 15;
ner, 27:
filiam CORI. fq
y y
M. Mller tego
i
Koss Bushiasn teacher,
primary, #8 Helen Bartholomew |
teacher, 35,
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Big Number of Petitions Filled,
More than eight hundred petitions
were filed in the commissioners’ office |
for local and county officer. divided Be
follows :
Democratic, for local offi er, |
Republican, for local offices, 435 ;
total 854,
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pouty
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for county offices, 33:
Marriage Licenses,
Fred Mackley, Houserville
Blanche E, Musser,
Orvis &,
Lemont
Giramley, Millheim
Carrie N, Er Spring Mills
{+60
riok
Nericy,
irge
Vaughr, Bandy Ridge i
M , Bandy Ridge |
Aaronsburg,
Rev. and Mre.
were the guests of Mr, and
f Portage
Mre, J.
Mheeder «¢
Feidler for a week,
B. Wyle and two childs
Ohir, visited among friends
own,
dd Mrs. B
fF #00 returned from 8 week's 8
in ck Haven
Mr
3
yd Vonsdas and
{sy |
Halph Stover and Mr, |
Bot
-
sod My,
er made a trip to
sto Stover's new CAr,
New
annual
mo
Lewi
Mr Calvin Eby of
yicg
home of t}
ale p their
‘otk City
rial to the ie latter's tk -
A ine Maize,
Donat
me three
fre, Care
v., and
turned on Friday f
J
He Mre, and son re
wee ka' |
Letavon
neslowr,
Mir. Sarah Leitzell accompanied by
Lane Ty-
with |
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Harvey
L-aw, y to
definite time
of her daughters
Charles Btover came home last week |
Niate threatened with |
typhoid fever. He got it checked and |
i
College,
feeling much better at thi
. and Mr, Bowersox and
of Wolls Btorr, Mr, d It-
Barver and two daughters. Helo |
day
Wink
writing,
little |
M
an Mre,
wi
Lilliar, of Baslors, were
ut
’
i# al the home of Warren
ge from a distances wh atiended |
versal of Mrr,
Mr.
and
*. Emma Braogart
Mr. and T. W,.|
ck Haven : Mire.
+ ZL, Bish’,
Bitner, of 1
Yarger, M
Heck-
F were the following : and |
i
Mr. Mire, |
Mure,
Lizzie
Mr. and Mre. A.
Mi A HB
Mias
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mer, M and #, artger, of
wr
Milihehn,
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Potters Mills
Emanvel Smith Hunday at |
Farmera Mille,
Mre, Kleckner is visiting her eousir,
James Moyer,
Frank Car. on and Mr. and Mrs,
Thomas made a business trip to Belli
fonte on Monday.
Miss Edna Royer and sister
the W, WwW.
#pent
Ale
Mc-
of
toona are visiting at
Cormick home,
Mr. and Mre. Lowell Alexander of
Jelleville Bundasy with the
former's unele, Michael Emith,
Quite a few young people of this
place took in the show at Lewistown
on Maturday,
Pau', Lot, and Miss Cora MeClena-
han are spending a short time at the
MeClennhan home,
Misa Auns Wi'kioeon returned to
Chicago after spending two weoks
with her parente,
Mr. and Mre. Robert Coldron and
children of Huntingdon are visiting
the latter's parentr, Mr. and Mrs.
Blsuser,
Miss Mae McClellan of Tassey ville,
Mr, and Mre. Thomas and son Rick
ard, Mies Nellie Bible, and John Bi-
ner, spent a pleasant evening at the
home of Michael Bmith,
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Centre Hill,
Robert Bmith hae returned from his
trip to Iowe,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Burkholder
have been visiting relatives In this
place.
Miss Mary Byers and Mre. H. I.
Foust have returned home from their
trip to Philadelphia where they were
visiting the former's relatives,
Hehool opened Monday with an al-
tendance of twenty pupils. Several of
tbe children around here are kept at
home on account of baving whooping
pent
bome in New York City last Thure-
day.
Pine Grove Miils
hools open on Monday,
Miss Lillian Dale is recovering from
Aan attack of scyatios,
Hugh C. Dale spent Bunda
friends at White Hall.
Mr, and Mre, (, M.
their annual outing at the Reashore,
Heo
y with
tack of gall stones.
George Lutts lost one and
Hess two cows of hoven Inat week,
Rev. Day will preach in the Preaby-
terian chureh on Buunday afternoon,
NH.
ing friends at Philipsburg this week.
1. A. Mallory, who handles the
throttle on the Pennsy, 1s laid up with
& mashed finger,
Mr. and Mre, J, ¥. Kimport, Mr,
and Mre, Willism Ferree are planning
&0 auto trip to Tioga county shortly,
Bellefonte on M mnday,
a new Btudebaker car.
John Bnyder is building a
implement shed on
ip Roop has the job,
J. B., Whitmer and family, in
Overland car, motored to Lock Haven
and took in Old Home week.
E. B, Tressler engaged on state high-
way work at Everett,
returning with
50x 30
is here for an
devas vacation,
Mills Alexander. a farmer near Nate
down the hay hole last
Maturday, breaking his left hip bone,
William Wayne
Myra Kimport are amon
Mr, and Mrs.
Cora Louder Fore at of
visiting friend
valley,
Af»
LH
P. J.
F Were
Miller and
Slate Colleg
day.
Harry
4
funeral director
Dikie College, has moved to
I rec
Mery, Ballin
and A: H
d family
¥ yd Williams
A. lJ. Tat
te fe
Deg
were a hs
and Fred
Yenry, spy trio at
Saturday, vividly
early day reminiscence
the jaltar’;
leyers who
ne hospi al
B® critical cor
210 3
That fame
ed over t) e }
us bird, the Rt
ome of Rey
Nari t Jur
i it Ju
Ne, 2
her name. Belo
ler was Bertha Dale of
Aithi
re
ugh the west!
BiV OF
Saturday, owing te
gathe
terisined by thelr
or
fe
vimost $100 b
stival fo ti was a
vole wan
snd festival
Saturday,
he former program will be
at,
carried
A score of younger gel enjoyed a real
atl the yf Mr», and Mrs
Gardner in the Glades lss Mor -
‘he party wae given
Liome
(;
in
of Ty-
valley
Mary Goss
in the
elarted
corn field
feed pl
v. Gardner and daughters s cted the
r Ail y
enjoyed fanctior, and extended
many thanks to the Garduers,
Hg
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Was in
from
fn ched,
cholo w fw
#
most hore
the
A MOST PLEASANT st HPRISE.
Weds enday evening of last week the
beautiful home of Mr. and Joi «
eph HH, Hoy was all aglow with elec.
trie jotta and in t}
we
fro
STP,
ie early twilight was
overrun by a happy home-somir g of
their childrer, and a legion of friends
and neighbors who came with pres
ents to remind Mre, Hoy of her 58 h
natal day. The grand woman wee
frank to admit that ehe was fooled by
her husband who oiled the way to a
successful surprise, The supper core
sisted of the choicest viands and the
best the old farm and market could
produce. It was a joyous ccossion and
will long be remembered by those who
had the good fortune to be present. A
besutiful davenport by the children
was one of the tokens of love and re-
gard. The ocession will ever be re.
membered as one of the most pleazant
events of her life,
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FRUITTOWN.
Rev. Bradley of Milesburg held per-
vices at this place on Bunday,
William Bubb spent Bunday with
friends at State College,
Mr. and Mer, J. B. Fobringer and
daughter Sash spent Tuesday at
Bpring Mille.
Mre. Willlam Bearson and children
of Biate College spent a few days last
week at the Edward Bubb home,
Hartls Bubb, who had been em-
ployed for some time in Miflin cour
ty, returned to bis home at this place
Monday.
We ere glad to note at this writing
that Hruee Ishler of this place, who
has been in very ill health for some
cough,
time, is greatly improved, i
After spending his vacation at home i
| Charles Fye on Tuesday returned to |
| Btate College where he will be en - |
| ployed for the winter,
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NEWS OF 1831,
Notes Taken Filles of The Centre |
Reporter of Thirty-four Yesrs Ago
"Ind A
Centre
From
company of |
Hall Nimrods
| with guns and ramrode—m stly new |
| hande—were at Btonecreek last week |
December
{ eight or ten
| OD a three days’ hunt, They returned |
| with a fine doe, The town and cour-
{ bry for miles around has had a ven!
| son smell ever since,
| Michael Btrom has been
| postmaster at Centre Hill.
appointed
vice R.
| Lee, decensed,
It is eaid there are about twenty aj
| plicants for commissioner's clerk Low.
ne, The Millheim
decided by
John H.
by nine msjority
| January
has at last been
The court
| Relifanyder elected
| over F. P, Musser.
{ Our young friend, George Bible, ele
| cutioniet, did some of his
| justice
| court, decides
reading be
{ fore the Hnyder ¢ unty teachers’ insti
| tute last week and left a favorable ino-
| pression,
| The new Lut
| :
{ helm is receiving a sla
ran church at Mill-
AS a] roof.
r
o
ie
Il.
place
| Edward Mersinger of lief,
i 3 y '
| back to Potter twp, his native
’
He left here fourteen YeRrs
this
|
On a visit,
| Bago and is pines
{ He ia a
indicates
| Lie,
lhe store «
Was disc
i
| the fire con
ds tot
Sec me for best prices on
all sizes of
| WATER PIPES
-also-
| PUMPS and
REPAIRS
| Everything in the Plumb- |
| ing Line—bathroom fix- |
tures, etc., at lowest prices.
J. S. ROWE
Centre Hall, Pa,
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We carry a complete and up=
to-date line of everything that
is best in the automobile line,
REPAIR WORK A
SPECIALTY
Your car will have expert al.
tention if brought to our gare
age for repair. Our work
gives satisfaction always,
When Your Auto Needs
a Doctor See
HARPER & DURST
GARAGE
On Hoffer 5¢t. Centre Hall
WR PR WS Ela smal BE ol SA A A
Announcement of Auto Service
The having just re-
{ turned from Philadelphia with a8 1916
| seven passenger Paige touring
sires » the public
ready to give the best ser-
lesiring to make tours
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, FA
undersigned
¥
F mode!
de
pecial attention given to ool ecting Lun
Gar,
that he is
vice Lo parti
to any part in or out of the state, es-
pecially to Gettysburg, Atlantic City,
and other pointe of interest, at very
Bhort tripe also
give attentior, Experienced
driver. Address J. C. MCULENAHAN
Bpring Mille, Pe., BR. D. 3. 4
lo announce t
iting of all « insses including deeds, mort fy
roements, ots marriage leenses sand hay ter's
a all matters periaining to the
4 Cee eeesecstssusesooose
I now offer at very attractive price
600 Single Comb
White Leghorn Hens
to make room for Spring Ste
reasonsbls rates,
ih best
Deeeevee
THE MARKETS
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GRAIN
1 : } kiy
An exgeptional « rtunity for
Farmers to stoci ip cheap on heavy
layers. Call or write at once,
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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FREON NPRQQO0C0G08OD
JK ESSLER'S new goods are
arriving daily from New
York City, consisting of the
most attractive styles in Ladies’
Suits, Silk Dresses, Waists
and Shirts; fine Men's, Young
Men's and Children’s Suits, in
the latest cuts and patterns.
A specialty on School Suits.
Latest style SHOES for
everybody.
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| Briogs rosul tamms Reporter ad.
aac eececece seas NNDB WTB
E wish to thank our many
Friends and Patrons for
their patronage during the past
years at the Grange Encampment
and will appreciate it during the
coming Picnic,
We will be at the old stand
Bigger and Better than ever. In
addition to the Grocery and Ice
Cream Room we will have a large
tent just along side in ‘which we
will serve--
Coffee, Cocoa, Tea, Vege-
table Soup, Oyster Stews
and Frys, Hot Weinies and
Roast Beef Sandwiches.
New Celery, Sweet Pota-
toes, Potatoes, Tomatoes,
Cabbage, Bananas, Lem-
ons, Cantaloupes and our
usual line of Staple and fancy
Groceries.
DO NOT FORGET OUR SPECIALTIES
PENN STATE CREAMERY ICE CREAM
Fresh Buttered Pop Corn
Ice Cream Sodas
Howard H. Brick
er
PA.