DEER SXASON AT 1.8 CLOSE,
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Bradiords Kili Two Bucks,
Yesterday ( Wednesday )
the 1915 deer season to a close,
Hosalls In “ Not Gullty ” Verdiet,
On Thursday morning the homicide
This couse grew out of
days iu the mountaine,
From reports gathered it appears
that far lees bucks were slain on thie
side of the Beven Mountains than for
several years past, True, one party
killed five bucks and another four, but
the great mejority bad to be satisfied
with one lone deer, while some parties
were bitterly disappointed in making
no kills whatever,
While it is still impossible to give
an official report of the sctual number
of bucks taken from the woods at this
time, the following is as reliable as far
as il is poesible to make it so :
In the mountains about Boalsburg
e best success waa met by the Me,
doca who shot five big bucke,
The Foster party of State College
killed three bears and a wild cat,
The end Raymond parties
brought home nothipg.
The Youngwood party, one deer,
The Washington cesuuly party, one
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Riley
3
Geer,
Buffalo Ban party, one deer.
The Coatsville party, one deer,
The Shingletown party, one deer,
district
less
In the Paddy Mountain
some biz killings were made,
than thirty-four deer and four bears
The following
were the lucky parties : |
Hoyder party, six deer and one bear, |
ote- Wingard, four deer, two bears.
Green
no
fallivg to the bunters,
Brier party, three deer,
Woodward Gan Ulab, four deer and
fw ild ont,
Woodward Volunteers, two deer,
Leurelton parfy, two deer,
Millheim party killed a four-
red pound bear aud a buck.
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The
bunt
Rebersburg party, three deer,
Catawisss party, two deer.
Northumberland party, two deer,
Lock Haven party, one deer.
F. V.
QO. J.
Ww. , Kerstetter, one deer,
J of Shamokir,
Vonads, one deer,
Aumar, one deer,
. B. Geartper, one
deer,
The Regulars of Potlers Mills killed
three bucks, one of which, a five-prong,
within 200 yards of the
villaga of Potters Mills where he was
downed by Frank MeCoy,
The Decker party have two deer.
be in F
was chased
ust party have twe,
“weetwoods killed only one
‘ Loovere,” from Colyer, were
the most successful in the hunt
this of the Reven
falling to
hey were killed by Ed-
r of Linden Hal!, who got
Lloyd Kerlin of
eriand, a spike; William
t Colyer, four-proog : Will
ompson of Red Land, a five-
Besides the above the follow-
uded in this party «+ Link
ior, Wesley Hilderbrand, William
vir, James Neff, of R*d Land : Gus
liv, Mr. Brown of New Cumber-
i John Jordar, Fred Klinefelter,
y Rush Dippery, John
vger, Ralph Runkie, Edgar Mill-
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on glide
, for nice bueks
{orne
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Ibe Bradford party broke camp on
F iday with which were
ghot by Station Azent W, F. Bradford
end Guy Harshbarger,
two deer,
The Museer-Gilliland party, who
were encamped on the esst end of
Etate Ridge, succeeded in killing three
W. O, Rearick of Milroy wss a
member of this party,
deer.
The Black party, after ten days’
hunt in Btone Creek, returned home
empty handed,
The Bhuey party killed three deer.
The Pelmsra crowd killed a beauti-
ful six-prong de«r,
DEATHS,
Mre. Anna B. Riddle, widow of ex-
Commissioner Matthew Riddle, died
at her home in Pleasant Gap Tuesday
morning, of a complication of discaser,
aged sixty-two years, Funeral sei-
vices will be held Friday morning at
her late residence and burial in the
Lutheran cemetery, Rove, J. I. Stone.
tober 31st, last, at Btob Hill, in Snow
Bhoe township. The defendante,
Sophia Vozinlak and Frank Voziniak,
her husband, were arraigned and plead
not guilty, and the selection of the
jury was at once proceeded with, The
Commonwealth was represented by
District Attorney, D, P. Fortney and
the defendants by W, 3, Runkle and
N. B. Bpangler. Ten of the jurors
were selected cut of the panel when
the same wes exhausted, and the two
remaining jarors were selected after
calling ten walismar, the jury as select-
ed beirg as follows :
David Rimmey, laborer, Spring
John W. Rellsupder, miller, Harris
L. R. Lingle, farmer, Potter
M. 8. Vonada, laborer, Penn
J. B. Ralston, laborer, State College
~ John Miller, butcher, Philipsburg
Johnson Warner, farmer, Union
W. E. Boob, farmer, Haines
Harry Bower, farmer, Haines
4. ©. Peters, farmer, Half Moon
William Garman, clerk, talisman, Bellefonte
George Morrison, retired, Unionville Boro,
After hearing the testimony from a
num ber of witnesses, which consumed
the greater part of the day, the coart
informed the parties that the evidence
showed no elements of either first or
second degree murder but would sub-
mit the case to the jury on the charge
of vo'untary manelsughter. The jary
withio
twenly minutes of not guilty,
The grand jury made their final re-
port stating that they had passed upon |
nine bills of indictment, lading seven
true bills and two ignored, Thst the
court house was Io sslisfaclory cor-
which they recommended should be
the furnsce floor and to make safer the
they had visited the jill and recom-
mended a new fire back in the kitahen
range, a geveral clearing up of the jail
yard, and the removal of a chicken
yard from the jsil yard, aod that a
new floor be put in the upper tier of
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Spring Mills,
Mre. Emma Hasen; log had the mi:-
fortune to break an arm.
A. J. Bhook was a Bellefonte visitor
R. G. Kennely went to a hospital on
Lester Condo Jeft on Monday for
Pulladelphia where he will be employ-
dairy farm,
Mrr, W. M. Grove and granddaugh-
2 00 a
William W. Vonads of Cowar,|
y will move to this con -
vg. bought
property at Beaver Dam.
His many friends and neighbors will
¥
He haa
Mre, Jobn Detwiler, while assisting
ber husband to hau! cornfrdder, had a
Mrr. Detwiler was
lost control of the horses,
They ran into a tree sand Mre, Detwiler
wan thrown against a limb sand severe
band found her. Dr. Braucht was
a
Marriage
Jasper McDonald, Martha Furnace
Ellen May Nerritt, Julian
Wilbur ¥. Raokle, Tumeyville
May E. Weaver, Tus ville
Almon B, MeCool, Bellefonte
Julia Bhope, Howard
Robert Goodhart, a rsilroad engic-
eer with his home at Altoons, fe
Llcensns
bis mother, Mre. Mary Goodhart, in
this place.
Mre. ®. W. Bmith was called to
Philipsburg on Wednesday afternoon
owing to the serious iliness of Mre. B,
F. Morgar, who has resched a ripe
old sge.
Mr. and Mre, Harry L. Burrie form -
erly of near Linden Hal, lset week
moved to Yesgertown where Mr,
Burr's will be employed in driving a
their
Al¥o one brother, John Peters, of
Misscur!, and one sister, Mre, John
Fromm, of State College, Her hue
ba cd has been dead for twenty years,
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Opars tou » News,
Wed., Dee, 29, The Bome Baby Or,
pronoguced by tne public an excsilen: |
show, -
Wed., Jan, 5:b., September Morr, in
all is glory,
purely a musics! show,
Hatarday, Jan,
night. Howe's movieg plotares in a
trip through the Psvaron Canal to the
be but a short time until the juice wil
be turved or. The fist wiring of
tulldiogs is being done in the Reform.
ed chore, which will be completed
today, after which a number of private |
residences and stores already under
contract will be wired,
A letter from Lawrence Bitner of
Hopewell, Virginie, to his father, Dr,
H. F. Bitner, states that the bank
with which he Is connected suflored
the loss of i's building by the recent
ness was suspended but for one day,
The bank building wes losured, Mr,
big f wares, 15, 25, 856 and 50,
Gurmac's Opnrs H ue , Beli fate,
pewell will be rebuilt,
And much more substantislly bully,
#nye Lue young baoker,
ine Grove Miils
Mother Earth is bedecked In a robe
of purity.
C. M., Dale and sons spent Sunday |
with friends in Bellefont-,
Miss Lillian Dale is housed up with |
bronchial trouble, i
Mre. J. 8. Miller, who has been » |
vietim of bronchial trouble, is improv-|
ing.
G. Blair Miller came down from |
Hollidaysburg to parteke of ’Fquire |
Miller's butchering dinner,
Mre, Sallie Bloom of Rtate College
visited for a week at the E, E. Royer
home,
Mre, May Homan and daughter,
Mary, of Rock Bpringe, epent Sunday |
at the old homestead,
Lewie, little son of Mr. and re
Arthur Rooper, bas been seriously ill
the past week. Mre. E, T. Parson
much improved,
N. E. sod E, W. Hess returned
home last week from the Pansma Ex-
position, perfec!ly delighted with the
trip and the show,
J. B. Whitmer nud Heory P, Ti
sworth transacled business in Belle-
foute Friday, makivg the trip ia the
former's new Overiand car.
Christmas services will be he'd in
the Reformed church on Christmas
eve and In the Lutbersn church op
Christroas eveoing—both
Hall,
Dr, and Mre. Kidder, Miss
Roee, Mrr. Juhn Jacobs snd
Hou'z, in Dr, Kidder’s new Buick esr,
passed through here last
ig
Ig
at Pine
Anon
(imorg:
week bound
for the Hmoky City , On A pleasure trip,
Forest iwo Hue
huntiog dogs that want to dog heaven
recently on the P, CO, RB.
ranning tunnoies,
Hiruble is shy his
fran bail
tracks while
Forest had Jast re-
fused $25 for the pair.
Dr, Frank
the N
Batley of Mil
the old } i
where they have five bucks stius ®
in campy. Many other csmps mre
skunked. Hon. J. W, Kepler weand-
ed a four-prong but failed to beg it,
Thomas KE. Weber, who figured in
the auto wreck which reculted so in-
juriously t) him, Is making nies pro-
gress and has his buzz weson 1. paired
and poop expects to be at tie
sguin. However, he will "bs: mor
loose fooled hereafter, ’
The venerable Henry Norris ja ser
viely ill at his home in State College.
suftering a paralytic stroke, it
the third sttack within two vears,
On account of his advanced age little §
hope is entertained for his ree Very.
Last Tuesaday J. E. Reed left the old
farm snd is now snugly fixed up in
his new home at Rock Bprings where
ton iained
Jil
. .
iodocks at AEs
JHIROE,
agp
wheel
being
he and his good wife will take 8 = el
lessrved ree', His son
take the broad snd fertile
alter,
Owing to the laree
Robert wii}
sored heres
clsea for initia.
Higed
e
largest class ever admitted in the stats .
TAR Riven the it
the
nd his
iti
rumber
le degree.
Dean
y
Among were
Holmen + wife,
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FRUITTOWN,
Mr. and Mre, Sarson and
family of State Unllege epent Funday
st the EJ. Bobb home,
After sperdiog reversal months with
in Miffl'es crunty, Hoean
Long returned to her home Batarday.,
Helen Bodtorf returned to Mil y
Saturday after a short visit with Cen
tre county friends,
J. B. Wagner of Herndon spent a
few days last week visiting friends at
this plse-,
Mre. Copenhever and two children
returned to Tyrone lsat week after »
short stay with the f
this place.
Mr, avd Mrs, Ernest Treaster and
Blanche Reiber spent Fonday in Port
Royal at the home of their sun’. The
trip was piade in OC, B, Brungart’s car,
te ——
Colyer.
Howard Lingle made a
trip to Milroy on Saturday,
John L. Zsrby was ewployed
mason work in Millhelm last week,
The saw mill of Clark Stover and
Zimmerman in Neves Kettle did
considerable sawing last week,
Mre. George Meier, who hae been
seriously ill for some time, shows litile
improvement,
L. M, Kerlin and son Guat and Mr,
Brown returned to their home in New
Cumberland on Saturday,
The Colyer avd Re! Lion bunting
party came out of the mountains with
four nice deer and a fox,
William
mers parents at
basinces
et
Woodward.
shoppers in Millheim on Haturday,
Mre. Arthur Runkle fs suffering
$
Mrs, Austin Myer of Coburn was |
called to the badiide of her mother
who is quite iI’, last Esturday,
Paul Erasuct of Williamsport is »
guest at the home of his sun’, Mire,
L,, Weaver,
Clair Boot, a young msn of Plair-|
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visit,
Miss Mary Suisewile of Fiedler |
Florence Benner,
Hamuel Kreamer and Irvin Smith |
were to the re-opening exercises of the |
United Evangelical chureh Huoday,
Harris Blover, wife dsughter
May Belle, and Miss Rachael
gpent Ha day at the home of Mire,
¥. Woll, .
Bev. Haney, a former pastor of ti el
Evangelical Aw
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