THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1916
LOUALS
Beptember term of court opens on
Monday.
J. E. Rishel had several percheron
horses on exhibition at the Grange
Encampment,
Miss May V. Rhone of Harrisburg
spent last week at home with her
father, Hon. L.. Rhone and sister, Miss
Florence,
Tuesday was the first day of fall, ac-
cording to the calendar. It was truly
a dsy characteristic of the season it
opened,
Misa I.abel Rowe is teaching
primary school at Axe Maun
the illness of the regular teacher,
Elsie Herman,
Abram V. Miller of Pleasant Gay
apd dauxhter, Mre, Lizzie Blythe of
West Philadeipbia were guests of J. T
Potter one day last week,
(\ W.
was operated upou for appendicitis of
Mies
Black, who several weeks ago
a most serious form, is steadily in
)
the house,
Mre, William A. M
Huyett, after spend
more at the Huyett home, retu
New Jersey,
agee and Bol
ing s& month or
heir home in Wenonah,
on Wednesday.
Messrs, James 1.
H. Krick mot:
Hnydertown,
Kriok and
from
Baturday evening,
til Monday at the
Mre, Fetterolf,
red MeClare,
and
remained ur
of their sister, Kate
Misses Bethel and
of Pittsburg, ¢sughters
Winifred
fA. J
nt a week at
Mre, G, O
Miniih
BSinitl
a celebrated musiciap, sp:
the home of the
Benner,
avd Mie, Jo
College and Mr.
Rockey of Fillmore
home of the
Mrs,
ir cousi
Mr.
Mre,
spent a ew
and Henry
jast week at
Mr. Reoeckey'a
Htah!l,
the
nieces,
Mr. and Mre, B. U. Biter and (tw
ehildren of Avis
in Centre Hall where the former visit-
ed his brother, Dr. H. F. Bitner,
the
wood,
B. D. Brisbin and daughte
George Robertson,
former's
and
Iatter her sister, Mrs A. Bwes!
made a trip
aw ist
Monday, where they met Mr,
son who came from Hartford,
to spend a short time here,
Reo ear to i wn on
Rober!
John Black, third son of
Mre, CC. W.
took suddenly ill one
Mr.
Bisck, east of Centre
day Iaat
displaying symptoms of
Dr. H. H.
physician
Longwe the family
; Beattered the
the youth is n¢ d health,
F.¥. the farniture
on Baturday received the Ford
which be had been waiting for se
mouthe, Mr. Goodhart is
take the wheel
lessons while waiting
WW enjoying go
Goodhart, mar,
veral
ready to
baving learned his
for the arrival of
his own machine.
I'wo former
Valley
fami lies,
pastors of the Penns
Lutheran and their
were present during the En-
and Mra, J. M.
Kenrick apd son Welter of William
burg, and Rev, and Mrs, B, F,
sod ughier Frances of
charge,
CR Lupment week Rev.
Bet ©
Miito
¢ Posioffice
Le pariment provides for the sender of
post package
Ceipl slaling thal a par
has been msiled,
cent,
West
A new order issued by ti
8 nigel (O BoUure 8 re
cular
I'he cost is
PRCEsge
but
is especially
alle When a package
can be produced in case
receive proper credit,
OL
i bis receipt valg-
in re
tarned, as it
of failure to
Ibe excessive hot period just past
bad a marked beneficial effect on the
corn crop. The hot sun evaporated
the moisture and greatly aided tie
corn stalks in maturing the corn ears,
and now much of the corn erop in
Penns Valley is well enough sdvanced
toward perfect waturity not to be
damaged to any great extent by frost
Lich may come at any time.
Among those from Harrisburg who
attended the Grange Encampment
and Fair was Asron H. Harter, who »
number of years ago moved from this
piace to the state capita’. Mr, Harter
was busy shaking hands with his
many former scquaintances who had
gathered on the Park and resdy to de-
vote a large portion of their time to
social intercoure.
John H. Koparr last week received
from a Willismeport taxidermist the
mounted head of a fine specimen of
spike .buck which he killed in the
Beven Mountains last fall. It is a fine
sample of the taxidermist’s art and
will grace the hall of the hunter's
bome, filling the capacity of a hall
rack, since the four feet of the deer are
aleo beautifully mounted on the shield,
It was a great disappointment to
George KE. Meyer of Boalsburg, the
musical instrament dealer, that the
four Lockhart high grade pianos were
misshipped from the factory and land.
ed at Newport instead of Centre Hall,
about the time of the opening of the
Grange Encampment and Fair, Mr.
Meyer had arranged to have a fine dis
play of musical instruments, but fate
ordered otherwise, The instruments
sre now on the Park, where Mr,
Meyer will be pleased to ebow them to
prospective buyers.
Auto Hits Buggy,
The big King touring ear of L. LL.
Smith came in collision with a horse
and bugegy Thureday evening at nine
o'clock that resulted badly for the
buggy as well as for the cccupante, It
wae during the heavy trafllc incident
to the Encampment and Fair that the
accident ocourred and is one that hay -
pens frequently, Mr, Bmith in com-
pany with Mr, Thompsor, an experi-
enced auto driver, of Hbllefonte, who
runuving Lhe car,
pass around snother
altempted to
car when he
and buggy
The three
bunched and
hsd to sufler
The bugey was a new oe
WHS
sighted the horse coming
them, vehicles
the
in ths
toward
were too closely lens
formidable one
smash-up,
with rubber tires and was driven by
with
leach»
Axe Mann,
Rimmey of Pleasaat Gap
whom was Mis Kisie Herman,
er of the primary school at
Both were tn ground
the Iatter was the more seriously burt,
but si
Ihe
and started up tow
The shafts snd top of the bouges
while the
the hood fander,
ident occurred in front of
rown to the sna
present is improving
the
n where it was stop
nicely.
horse tore loose from buggy
ped.
damaged mos! auto
and
the
Mingle home
oe ————
Pine Grove Miils
Farmer Ishler has been quite
Harry Hager of Lewistown was here
} ing old friends,
Harry Bamng and wife
ed old peighbore recently,
Mire,
and sbout Be
{‘harles Ross visited friends in
wlahnure ree
James
ntly,
Mr, and Mrs, Harpster
stiflering a bidlion
Mr. and Mre, Har
day at the Hoss hom
'. Bubb,
O01, Wes here on
fare
the lumberman from
business Friday
the Presbiytering
# Ming
Preaching
church at this lay afternoon
Ralph Duuls nd Will
ner, Jr... ara fever rietime -
am ard
both sre
nptoving
Messrs, Fortney, John E
H eas
own last week,
WwW H. Bro rn and fs 1 . in
new Ford car. | | to Mil
of Altoons pel
111 r A 1 sir y 10 i
fmnear ollie I Oing O Dis
iday found on
iia best horses
tall
Mr
over
and M Henry
Faith rook
Wagner came
from sud spent
the
Wieland home,
A surprise birthday fy was given
in honor of Mre. A. A. Price,
the M. E. minister, ¢ he parsonsge
Whe
REBERSBURUG
Mimon Hoangler of Newtor,
is at present visitivg at this pisce,
Mr.
are al preee;
town,
Thomas Walker is at
seriously ill with little
recovery,
Mesare, David and
both of Centre Hall,
this place on businese,
Kansar,
nnd Mr Hurry Bair of Altcons
ib visiting relatives in this
this writing
hopes for bis
William Meyer,
spent Friday at
Kdwino Weaver left on
Lewisburg where he ents
dent st Bucknell
Oar
Fhursday for
red sa 8 pilu-
lege,
bitiny and
farmers ar seeding
filling their silos and eatting corr, the
crop of which is exd Arik,
Reed of Miftlinbarg ls spending
r parente, Mr.
Mre,
a week at the home of he
and Mre, Samuel M
Mayes, the
erected sever
Wer
marble man of Howard,
il fine wonuments in the
cemetery at this plece during the past
week,
Quite a numbesr of cows bloated and
died in this valley this fail, all on sa
0 oof the yoeurg
bey were pasturing.
count of the rank grow!
clover in which t
Henry Gilber!
a! weeks at this place
parents, left on Friday to
in the
Washiogtor, DD, U,
, Riter gpending HOVE]
#ith his sped
reste his
work department of justice sm
Thier week a new cur pat wii be
placed in the Lutheran church ;
new seats will also be place
and the church sfier
general re
ing
and frescolng, ele will be ded
During tte past week onrpe
Bieriy cul threugh the Lriek wall
irner of the
at this pise sida tise
there and also pisced le
ein bers
can enter the room at this
walking through the
GOCIOr's Cure
William Liog
re Ja
Jitnes Good!
il our nna
Mr. and Mrs
Ia
Hisive Palmer
ab imple Lis
other points
hie did
deter their comin fened
zizzling b
best the old farm snd
produce, The day was happily
the in.
Mrs.
Price moany happy returns of her natal
#pent
and it Inte hour when
vaders took
Was BR
LOeir eave, Wishing
and so we all say
day,
HAPPILY MARRIED
William N. Wileon and Miss Laurs
Bell James f united in marriage
ay laa ek by Rev, A. A.
reoniage. A few
ta were present. The
y of Mr.
fewistowr, spd th
r of Mr. aud Mre.
Burnham. Bi
ably kr
if 8 he
groom jis =
Wilson of
a dsugh-
James of
and favor-
and Mre. Samael
ye bi ide is
Wilbur
ith are well
own and have the best wishes
at of friends.
Aaronsburg,
here on
‘, 1s housed up with eye trouble,
yr. and Mee. J. J. Deshler left on
Friday for their western home
Earl Vonada of Centre Oak spent
“unday with bis brother,
Mr. and Mre, Adaros and daughler
Marioo of Millbeim spent Bunday in
thin place,
Prof, Bartlet opened his school with
16 scholars; Mr. Rsuchan with 21,
and Mise Meda Bower with 29,
Harry King of Mount Union has
come home for 8 month or so; he
Hikes his work in the brick yard,
Mre, Barbara Btover, widow of Har-
vey Ntover, is makivg her home now
with her daughter, Mre. Keller.
Mre. Bara Lelizsl returned home
from Tyrone after spending a few
months with her children.
George Biahl and sister, Mary, left
on Wednesday for Milton and other
pointe,
Mr. and Mre. Calvin Eby returned
to their New York City home on Mop-
day.
Mre, Hasan Stover of Rebersburg ls
visiting st the home of her brother,
Robert Hostérmap, snd at the home
of Ralph Btover.
————————— AT UTADA
Miss Cora Bweelwood, who for some
years has been located in Colchester,
Congecticut, was called to her native
state on account of the death of her
sinter, Mre. Amor Alexander, a notion
of which appeared in a recent issue.
While in this community she was (he
guest of her alster, Mre. William M,
Grove, st Hpring Mille. For the pres.
out she will be at Milroy, but later
expects to return to Connecticut, but
to some other town than Colchester,
. Kate Bell, who is
i
i DOILAS
i
Upervisor Frauk Bodgai
M isn
Salurday aflern
pd, Miss Mattie
David Gea y's newly #
Mol
PW jr oe
aifails is beginniog to look very greer
and it seems as though Ds
ywer of »
sifaifa gre mie nol
a——
Linden Hall
Ralph Th
more ¢l
Mr.
thas entered the
pen al Male last week
snd Mrs, Williams spent
day at the J, H. Ross home,
Roy Uatherman went to Ohio where
he is employed on a dairy farm,
Hugh Ralston has been on the sick
list this week,
Mr. and Mre, Frank MeFarlane left
Tuesday for a ten days’ visit smong
friends in Philadeiphis.
Misa Bernice
brothers, (George
Mwarlz, her
and
to Busquebsnos where she entered the
freshman
Ned Kelier left for Neliosgrove, Burg -
with
Willis, went
Clase,
day morping on his mol
year in
weyole, where
Lie enters Lis
hanopa
Mr. and Mrs
sons Roy and James,
Miller and Erma Von
among the
Falls Sa'urdsy.
Mr. aud Mire, Hall sr d
daughter, Virginie, and Mr, and Mrs.
Cloyd Roaley were an suto party from
Huntingdon who were bere for the
opening of the Granget’s Picnic.
it —————
CENTRE MILLS
Harry Bechtol bas gone to Pennp-
sylvania Furnace to work,
Mr, and Mré. [ra Shullz visited rels-
tives at Asronsburg Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs, Cormoan and Mr, and
Mie, Walker are attending court this
week,
Mre. Beeblol spent several days in
Reberasburg last week asaiating in pres
oy for the funeral of Mre, Breor,
. Beit hae been filling his silo the
_— week.
Among those who stiended the
Grange Encampment last week were
Mr. Reish » nd family, Charles Coble
and family, Masry sud Paul Bhafler,
and Migs Ida Rauchav, Arthur Cum
mings and family and Oille Vonade,
———————— A]
The ' pop" man and ice cream an
«to any nothing of the dispev ser of
that other clam of *' wel goods’ are
#till counting the sheoklen hat rolled
in last week at the Grange KEvosmng-
ment and Fair,
gepnior MOU
piversity.,
sieon and
Misses Maude
wWele
Niagara
George HN
Uties,
¢XCurRioL Inte 10
George M,
e088 80904
Batorday night for as shor peri
the hardest dow npon f rain in
monthe oecurred, Phere
peculation Binion those
of it as to what «feet such 8
wur would hay wed upon the bi
h wae sesenbled
arowd whie
Patk forty-eight
on Uirang
& previour,
How's This?
We offer One Hundred
Reward for any case of (
that cannot be ired by
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHE NE
fe, the undersi
Cheney for the
riectly
Dollar
Hall’
JATIONAL
Hall's Cata
acting dire
cous surfacs
sent freq Price
by all Druggist
Take Hall's Family
50,000
SHINGLES
FOR SALE
y
anda or
at reasonable |
!
M. LONBERGER
PLEASANT GAP, PA
HEADQUARTERS
for Spalding Base
Ball Goods.
Bats
Balls
and
(loves
} are I ‘
Boys or Men.
H. A. DODSON
FOF HEP
All LOW SHOES
and OXFORDS
Reduced
Also all SUMMER
WHITE GO!
fancy
Reduced
&
EIEN ELIF Is eV eaw
“ J
and
DS in
weaves
All Dry Goods and No-
tions by Parcel Post,
Postage f charge.
free
SUNBURY BREAD,
every Tuesday, T hurs-
day and Saturday.
will close
This KLOre
Wednesday
o'clock.
and See,
H. F. Rossman
SPRING MILLS, PA,
CO00SONAUNON Yr DOERR POD
4 Don’t Bother
about Baking
That Cake
Give us your order and in
a short time we will
have it ready for you,
baked as good as can
be done in your very
home, Experience has
taught us how to bake
GOOD CAKES,
FRESH BREAD
BUNS, ROLLS,
Etc.
PURE
ICE CREAM
Always on Hand
Gentre Hall Bakery
HU Where Good Goods
Come From"
CHAS. PENNINGTON, Proprietor
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Kessler’s Announce
Their Fall Opening
TUES., SEPT. 21
In former issues of this paper we
announced that we were receiving new goods daily,
Qur stock is now complete for the Opening,
FOR LADIES we hav: COATS
made in the new Military Fabric Plush,
Corduroy, mixtures, etc, etc, ; just the thing for the
approaching cold weather, SUITS in the new Mili-
tary, Van Dyke and Russian models, made of Serge,
Poplin, Garbardine, Broadcloth, Velour and Faile,
Garments to please all a price to correspond,
DRESSES made of Taffetta, Crepe de Chine,
Crepe Meteor, Charmeuse, Velvet and Georgette Crepz
all the leading Also a full line of Skirts and
Waist, are interesting and worth
your inspection--made of Raccoon, Lynx, Fox and
Mink, The new Banel, Pillow and Pouch Muffs
with new Scarfs, All kinds of styles for little girls in
Coats or Furs,
FOR MEN A wonderful line of
Clothing. SUITS of all materials in the newest and
and best models, OVERCOATS of every type-
Balmoroos, Form Fits, Military styles, etc, etc. Amaz-
ing prices, .
We can surely please you.
BOYS SUITS, all styles and ma-
terials, RAINCOATS for Men, Women and Chil
All prices
COATS
styles;
with
Serge,
styles.
Furs- styles which
green.
an 4 styles.
SHOES! Crawlord, Burt, etc, etc. ,
The very latest style: Spat tops in button
and lace,
ye
> and shap ade
We Invite You all to Inspect Our Store
if You Buy or Not.
KESSLER'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
"PoC OBY RD BREenBAaY
at Kreamer’s
CAPS
HATS
SHIRTS
A big variety of Caps for Men and
Boys in ail sizes
New Goods
and colors: excellent
quality, Fine quality Soft Hats at low
prices.
made right,
Ask
Men's and Boys’ Shirts—
look right, priced right. us to
show them to you.
KREAMER & SON
CENTRE HALL, PA.
ORNS A IN RR
LADIES’
“FITZEZY
SHOES
SOLD ONLY AT
YEAGER’S SHOE STORE
BELLEFONTE