Mii
barn is
da Grovo
The Msjor J. I. Ross
reroofed with galvanized ror.
Overcoats and
mittens were
several days last
(ater, ( of
un Bprugce Creek
dence
J. Cal.
farmers {
wees,
the
Vall
sunday.
Te
ed frie int
1 $ wl
a x,
{ 31 ' 1 Ii rawr | i
James Gummo, in his new rd Car,
took his parents a J ride down
Panna Valley, Bunday.
y
From the smount of firi along
Gia
gatne
i
! . ,
I'ussey durin week,
little |
£ Lhe
must be ntifal,
pi
came to low,
i.
J. is visiting Miss
YAiF,
yok BSpringe, before
Bell Gobheet
closing her ster hone Lo spend Lhe
winter at Ty ron
Phil, D. Foster and family
for travel,
feather
"As A br
k have finished
husking corn while others have scarce-
I'he crop ove
ii y
AA UES aaa
ly started, is at the
average yi ik 80iL Corl
in
'} ted.
v
i
A fig
Alle
W.
uga rot
spending some time at Grandpa
JeWilliams' home, havi
in=
10g good
i 1i¢ Williams
riday wa
area higt
aowh
ior HU,
ourade
veteran is suffering atiack
Lhe
aL
ed Lo
nded the G. A. RK.
alica and is conlios bed. oid
warrior atte encamp-
ment at
Lrip wel’,
Washingt and stood the
He h
O60
ad just recovered from
a broken aukie that Rept Lim sbed for
gix
dition lo
seve:
weess and now is ju a coritiosl
r one of his years ; he
ity-iive.
—i——
Unclaimed Centre
~ Nias
Hall
Bhope, f
letters in
postoflice, November 1,
Zerbe, Mrs, Margaret
Kline, Schwenk-(
Hmith, pe
Lalu
Mr. John
loldwell, =, WwW.
wimaater,
Stone Mil.
Frank Tate's stock sale was largely
attended on Maturday,
Clarence snd Earl Grove are spend-
g some time under the parental roof.
O s Black was a visitor at the
ck home on Raturday,
James Har
in
hbarger’s mother is pay-
ing ashior to his home.
Mre, George Bearson of Linden Hall
Monday at the Harsh-
arger home,
Mr. and Mre. Tho
Nittany Valley
Frank Tate
Mere. E.
Al
home O01
visit
spent J Bes
Weaver of
spent Saturday at the
home,
©. Harter and daughter
the H., E. Grove
Saturday evening.
148
ne were callers at
Oscar Kissel and smn ol
David
Ralph
psosisburg were visitors at the
Geary home on Saturdas
Fraul shem lost 8 valuable borg,
one whieh
severnl
' ‘
pi
during Inst
Li
ii O88 wil visiied
the Howard
were John,
Mre,
titer
ai
me on Sunday
Nefl,
daug
we h
James
Berthe,
asgow, who spent
witli ber daughter, Mrs
visit
in, at
Harshbarger and
Mrs, David
everanl wteks
James Harslib arger, has gone
to
ter, Mre,
yer « George
sugh Nears
gericusly ipjured
am wil Was
& (rained
nurse of Linden Hall, is taking care of
im
iis 1 Jil
i yi LO 80}
ruuniog away, Irene Rose,
Margaret Foust, Mre. Michael Rose.
Mr, and Mre, G,
Harter and daughter Fay spent a
week with the latter's
Mr. and Mre, CO, D. Frazier, at
Adronsburg.
A ————— AY A ———
Mills
F. Miller bas been
MceUlenshar,
M rs
at th
J ORep
man, Herbert Grove,
WwW.
few days last
parents
Potters
Mre. J.
. Jol
daugnier
Ww
10
Lrvis
roved
re.
z spent Friday in
iy img writing.
Larson
Li
and M and
WiE~
:
| Bmith aud Auonpie Immel
day at Belleville at Lhe
Alexander.
iRins
ome
Will took dinner at the
{f Jonas Boal on sunday.
her
al this place Bunday.
: & number of the young people
iay eveniog al Slate
in Jesse
Joe
Peter Boal visited son,
nl,
Lol
Mec-
Car-
maade the trig
Paige car and
Mrs,
Miss Fannie Hutchisor
ting at the J. K.
I'b
any
1 of Bellefoute
Miller home.
mas moved from this place
to the farm,
i: 4
r #00 4
ie attended
Hall
the Sam
(ak on Satur
d Carl Bohn
{ ihe Dome
of
Ww.
’
of
——. ——
PENN HALL
sunday
Stover
Fhbmas
5 {reek
family from
Sunday with Mre.
et’s brother, Jerry Albright.
¢. Win. Pealer and her brother,
vival Leitz! are visitiog their
Mre. M. Guise,
7. sand Mire,
spent
Geesey sccompanied
. Geesey's mother, Mre. Balley,
JK dioper st the howe of Charles
Bartges, on Buuday.
Fran
Ha tman
day mor:
undergo 0}
Haturday moroiog there was great
excites in Penn Hall when the
residents woke from their sleep and
found the bara on the Mary Fisher
farm all ablaze, as well as the roof on
the hiouse in which Wm. Sinkabine,
the teuant on the farm,
on the Frank Fisher home, afire, A
full seconat of the fire and the lows p-
pears elsew here io this issue.
Musser and
nt to Philadel;
ig where they
sratione,
Harah
on Fri-
Ww will both
oi
nt
RA MORI Spr
RUTBBE] IKK Lb ii
oathor
V. GOOD
FOR
HART, Contre Hall, Pa
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
0) lecting Lega
mortgage
hur
Hpecial attention given to
writiugs of all cl lasses incloding deeds
ARTroements, 0. marringe Heenses and
Hoesen Hoe red, and all matters pertaining to the
office attended to promptly. octs lyr, pd
tor's
tor
State of Ohlo, City of Toledo,
Lucas County
La rank J. Cheney
nior partner of the
} 88.
t ath that he ia
firm of F. J. Cheney
& Co., A ing bu in #8 in the City of To-
ledo UNLY nnd ate aforesaid, and
that ots firm will “4 ry the sum of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLAY 3 for each and es
ery case of Catarrh that cannot be
by the us ve of HALLS ATARRH
FRANK J
kes
ured
CURE
INEY
Sworn to before n piel
my presence, this 6
A. ID. 1886,
(Seal)
th day
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Publi
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken interr
and i tly upon t blood i
cous surf i the sy ystem
testimonials, free
F. J. CHENEY & CO
Sold by
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Take Hall's Family Pills for
, Toledo
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i
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