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THE CENTRE REPORTER.
ISSUED WEEKLY.
OENTRE HALL - - PENN’A.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1916.
SMITH & BAILEY ox os vn Proprictors
SB. W.SMITH . . . « . . +. Editor
Loca! Editor and
“Sntered at the Post Office in Centre Hall ss
#cond Class mail matter,
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Legal notices, twenty tents per line for three
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ditional insertion.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS
Reformed Centre Hall, morning ; Tusseyville,
afternoon.
Lutheran—Union, morning ; Georges Valley,
afternoon ; Centre Hall, evening.
Methodist—Sprucetown, morning; Centre Hall
afternoon; Spring Mills, evening, 7 o'clock,
Members to be received at each place.
The Weather.
Readings of the thermometer are made daily at
m., and indicate the highest and lowest
nts reached during the preceding \wenty-four
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Wednesday, 9 |
Thursday, 10
Friday, 11
Saturday, 12
Bunday, 13
Monday, 14
Tuesday, 15
F means fair; © P C means
partly cloudy.
LOOALS
Mrs, Mary Boyder is spending »
month or more with her daughter,
Mre. Earl Lutz, in this place.
Miss Elsie Blick spent a few days
this week at Boalsburg, the guest of
Mr. and Mre, Grant Charlee,
The borough overseers of the poor
have rented a part of the Cook Hubler
residence for Capt. W. H. Runkle.
Be sure to see ‘' Uncle Ephraim’s
Bummer Boarders,” in Grange Arcs-
dis, Thursday evening, February
24th,
Mrs. D. W. Bradford visited Mies
Florence 8. Rhone, on Monday, in the
City hospital, Hanisburg. Mise
Rhone continues to improve from her
operation.
John SBmetzler, who for the past
three months has been visiting at the
home of bis uncle, James Bmetzler, in
this place, left for bis home in Bell:-
vue, Ohie, on luesdsy morning.
Judge Henry C. Quigley last week
made these appointments: Dr. Am-
brose M. Schmidt, probation officer
for the juvenile court; and Mies
Winifred Gates, juvenile court stenog-
rapher,
means cloudy;
ough schools were dismissed shortly
after the opening hour, Monday, be-
cause of the intense cold. As there
was plenty of coal in the bip, there
was no excuse for the condition.
According to the assessors’ lista of
dog taxes paid, filed wiih the county
commissioners, there are more Luan
3500 canines in Centre county, Oop
this number taxes have been paid;
the others are liable to have their
hides perforated with shot st any
time.
Just to make the Reporter believe
that February 21 to 28 ie a 1eal ** Pay-
Up-Week ”’ in the esst and in the
west, send us in a Jot of one-fifties on
subscriptione, During * Pay-Up-
Week ” nothing will talk but money.
Come along, and we will join the boys
in passing along the dollar-fifty
pay other bills,
'Fquire Cyrus Bruogart felt soms-
what alarmed Monday morning when
the thermoneter registered seven de-
grees below zero, and his orchard of
young peach trees haviog but recently
responded to the influence of the
spring-like weather. An examios-
tion, however, revealed that no apps:
ect damage was done,
A large number of the sales listed
for March, in Penne Valley, at least,
are stock eales, This year, like the
past few years, will find few changes
among tenante, all of which goes to
show that there is no state of unrest
among the farming class and that life
on the farm is growing more pleasant
and profitable every year.
Messrs, F. M. Fisher, of Penn Hal',
snd L. W, Btover, of Millheimw, were
business callers at this office on Moup-
day. Mr, Btover is one of the mans-
gers of the new picture theatre In
Millhelm and had an advertisement of
the picture program for the next two
weeks published in the Reporter, He
reports the venture proving a success
in Millheim and already arrangements
are belug made to incresse the seating
capacity of the theatre, Plotures by
the best fil companies in the ecuntry
are being shown on the screen and in
every way the “ Auditorium’ mess
ures up vo the high-class motion pie
jure houses,
fo
Le
Spring Mills,
Mre, Oharlea Cammings and daugh-
tera left for Supbury on Tuesday.
Andrew Shook is housed up with
rheumatiem.
John Myers purchased the home of
Alice Leitzall on Baturdsy.
The many friends and neighbors of
Sarah Bnavely had a surprise party for
her on Baturday evening.
Daniel Blegal moved into the home
he bought from Mre, Cummings, on
Monday.
On sccount of the bad weather on
Saturday, Mre. Comming’s sale was
postponed until Monday sfternoon,
1t was attended by a large crowd and
everything brought good prices,
The young people had a party at the
Austin Long home on Thursday eve
ping. Those present were Grace
Royer, Florence Bartges, Mary Carsor,
Mina Bowmar, Alts and Catherine
Binkabine, Mabe!, Helen snd Edps
Neesre, Marian and Helen Finkle,
Carrie Dunlsp, Carrie Heckman,
Miriam Long, Russell Conde, Dean
Braucht, Edwin Musser, Char, Au-
mar, Dooald Allison, Peater Rosman,
Chae, Zettle, Harcld Meyer, Clarence
Albright, and Roy Krum'inoe,
Chae, Uorl and family of Boalsburg
were visitors at John Mjer’s home
Saturday and Bunday.
Samuel Btitzer end family were to
Rebersburg on Moody to eee Mr,
Btitzer's sister who is il’,
Last Saturday was J. D. Loog’s
gseventy-ninth birthday sud in the
evening his children and grandehil-
dren held a recep jon and spent the
evening pleasantly toge her,
PENN HALL
J. OO. Condo transacted business
Asronsburg several days lest week,
Mies Jennie Bartges, who ia ill with
pleutisy, is convalescivg.
W. A. Bipkabine and
“mith transacted business io
Hal, Saturday.
Miss Jane Klipe from Centre Hall,
called on Miss Mary Fisher,
last week.
Mre, Susan Burrell and son Charles
from Millbeim, spent Wednesday with
the former's sister, Mre, BK. B, Bartges,
Mre, Henry Mark wes tiken sud-
deunly ill one day last week, but is in -
proving.
Rev. Geesey from Asronshurg called
at the home of Mre. Barah Uuise and
Mre, R. B. Bartges, one day last week
The party held at Austin Long's, at
Spring Mille, by our girls aod boys,
was well attended, and all bad an ep-
joyable time.
Miss Cora McCormick spent a few
days at the home of Harry Ulrich, at
Spring Mille, having assisted Mire,
Ulrich in the housework, since she
has been ill with grip.
Mr. and Mre, OC. MM, Bmith and chi’-
drev, Psul and Cstharipe, from €: -
burr, spent a few hours at the hom
of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs
H. M. Smith, Sunday.
in
William
Centre
one dsy
Centre Hil’,
John Burkholder filled his ice house
on Monday.
Howard and Chester Foust are still
on the sick list,
Miss Z-«lia Ripka is alo on the sick
list,
Mre, Albert Allen is getting slong
nicely snd is able to walk on
now
Miss Catharine Carsor, who
been helping Mre. Roy Folineflor,
for home last Thursday.
Mr. and Mre, Calvin V
visitors at the home of Loy
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrr, William Sweeney were
visitors at the homes of Albert Aller,
Howard Foust, snd Loyd Bmith,
sunday.
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Linden Hall
Mre, Catharive Bradford, who hse
been quite ill st the home of her
daughter, Mrs, Frank Ishler, is very
much better and is how able to be cu!,
Mre, Philip Bradford of Lemont
spent a dey last week at the home of
Station Agent Ishler,
Mr. and Mre, Willfato Ferree enter-
tained about fifty of their friends on
Tuesaday eveniog at a Valentine party,
Mre. Jacob Bharer sid Mis: Verna
Weaver spent last week at the home of
Mr, and Mre, Gregg Carper,
The U. E. meetings are very well a'-
tended. There has been much interest
shown spd about {twenty-five con-
versione,
ciutches
had
jeft
nada were
d ®mith on
cn
Potters Mills
Mrs. Grossman has been one of the
many who are sick in this community,
John Moyer and bride are spending
a short vacation at the home of the
former's uncle, James Moyer, at this
place,
Well, girls and boye, get your sleigh
bells ready as there ie a young man in
this town woo is taking unto bimeelf
a wife,
Mre. Ashbridge Thomas expecta to
leave for Detroit, Michigan, where she
will join her husband who holde
a position In that place.
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It is only a short time until the sale
penson will open, and then a host of
farmers and * near-by” farmers will
take their poon lupoh from a poke
and everiastingly duck their heeds to
the response of the erler’s going! go-
log | and —,
4, $5 re
5% BOALSBURG,
=D. WwW,
Altoona,
Miss Margaret Bingaman spent Bat
urday in Bellefonte,
Mr, and Mrs, W. H,
few days in Altoons,
Miss Martha Houtz spent Baturday
in Centre Hall,
Mre, Barah Hwope spent Bunday
with her daughter at Bellwood,
Miss Helen Coxey is spending some
time in Altoons,
Charles Corl is attending the thresh-
ermen’s convention at Harrisburg,
Mre, J. Robert Harter spent Bunday
atl Btate College.
Mre, Rhine of Bellefonte and
Wise of York,
Mre. G. N. Fisber,
Mre. Alice Magoffin, who spent
some time with friends in Harrisburg,
returned to her home last week,
Mrs, George Keller and daughter
Rilla of Btate College spent Sunday
with Mre. Keller's father, A Jaw
Felty.
Misees Mable Meyer and Helen
Coxey gave a party at the Meyer home
Friday evening to
folke, Every one
able time.
ee
%
Myer epent a few days Ip
Stuart spent a
Mre,
spent Saturday with
s number of young
bad a very epjoy-
nie ietimem—
REBERSBURG
Have you got the grip ? Yes,
Washiogion's virtaday will be ob-
served in our public schools with ap-
propriate programs,
The other day William Bierly and
Sidney Krumrine traded cows, The
rest of the story is for you to guess,
(G. P. Garret Is placing a shingle
mill in bis plaping mill, which will io
a few days be ready for operation,
The little son of James Confer, who
was dangercusly {il with diptuerial
croup, Is on a fair way to refovery.
Charles Page bired bimsell to Sam-
uel Bierly and will do Mr, Bleriy’s
farming this coming summer.
Harry Winkleblech has rented the
D. D. Royer farmn which John Page,
the present will vacate Lhe
first of April.
Busn Stitzer is dangerously ill with
of recovery. She ls beiog
for at the howe of her broth-
er, Henry Stitzer,
Fhe
tenant,
no
cared
hopes
week Edwin
Clintor
of his
Istter part of last
Frank was called to Eastville,
attend thé funeral
sged mother, Mre. Amos Frank
C. O. Mallory, who with bis wife
at present staying at Pi has
rented part of Chestie Hiover's house
sud will move coming
April,
Orvis Walker, who spent part of
ist week at Pittsburgh, returned
this place accompanied by his wife
who is on the sick list and ia st pres
ent stayiog with her parents, Mr. and
Mre, G. B, Haines,
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FRUITTOWN,
Mise Jennie Bodtorf was plying her
needle at the home of Mre, Stewar
Jordan the past week,
Mre. Ellen Hees of Woodward spe:
(ast week with friends and relatives
this place,
tuth Taylor of this p!
to Centre Hall to atiend mother’
funeral, which was held on Mouday.
Mre. Steward Jordan and Mrs, OU,
Bodtorf spent Baturday at the T. J.
Fleisher home,
Mr. and Mrs,
daughter Hara
county, to
i#
ttsburgh,
there this
aoe was called
her
»
J. B. Fohringer and
spent Sundsy with
Mre, F hringer’s parents, Mr. aud
Mre, Fisher, of Nittany.
wMre, Ashbridge Thomas expects
leaviog this week for Detroit, Mich!
gan, where she will join her husband
who ls employed in a gersge at thst
place,
Mre, Myrtie Copenhaver and daug! -
ter, Amelis, arrived lset we.k at the
home of the former's father after
spending ten weeks with friends io
Tyrone,
Quite a number of friends gathered
at the D. CO. Fobringer home
T'hursday evening to help celebrate
Russell Copenbaver’s eighth birthday,
Fhe evening wae spent io games and
music, Refreshments consisting of
ice cream, cake and hot coflee were en
joyed by all.
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Aarons burg,
There are still a good many io thie
place who are suffering with grip.
Dr. U. 8, Maeser is having a few of
his tenant houses repaired,
Mre, George MoCormick and little
son Willis, of Potters Mille, spent »
few days with the former's parents,
Mr, and Mre, E. G, Mingle,
Clarence Eisenbaur, after spending
a week with his parents, returned to
his hothe in Altoona where he hss
been employed for Lhe past five years,
All are cordially lnvited to BR. W,
Mensch’s hall on the 19th of February
where Prof, Bartlet's scholars will
give an amusing and epjoyable enter-
tainment,
Mrs. Bright Bitner and mother-in=
law, Mre. W. B. Bitoer, from Hpring
Mille, came on Wednesday to bid the
former's brother, Rev. Bright, good-
bye, as he la leaving for Milton,
Mr. sud Mre. Boyd Vouada enter-
tained on Baturday the former's po
rents and brother Eat), from Centre
Oak ; also Mrs, John Gamble, sunt of
Mrs. B. V. Vonads, from Look Haven,
Mr, and Mre, J. H. Detwiler and
bright little boy, from Centre Hal,
were entertained on Haturdsy by
Warren Winklebieck and Jame»
01
Roush,
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Public Sale Register |
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 25TH, 1t one o'clock,
LM. Royer, 2 1.2 miles west of Bpring Mills,
along the pike, will sell the following live stock :
Dapple grey horse, rising 7 years old, will work
anywhere, weighs 1450 ; dark bay horse, rising ¢
years old, will work anywhere, weighs 1200 Ibs;
10 ood cows, some are half Guernsey and others
three quarters; will be fresh by time of sale; 4
heifers, will be fresh by time of sale ; thorough
bred Guernsey bull, twe years old; 15 head
young cattle ; 2 Chesterwhite brood sows ; Oliver
chilled plow, good as new, Lot seed potatoes.
L. ¥. Mayes, auct.
SATURDAY, FFBRUARY 2TH. one o'clock
y, mF, D. Osman, three miles west of Centre
iui], on the Brush Valley road, will sell 4 milch
cows, 2 heifers, six he young costtle, 8 brood
sows, 1 full blooded Chesterwhite boar, eligible
to registry, 10 shoats. E KE. Hubler, Auct.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8TH, one o'clock.
James 8. Bwabb, on the A, B, Lee farm, one-half
mil south of Penns Cave Btation, will sell lot of
household goods ; also Delaval cream separator,
carpenter ols, « te.
FRIDAY, MARCH 10TH, at ten o'clock—
Maynard Meeker, 2 1.2 miles east +f Centre Hall,
on the Brush Valley road, will sell horses, cattle
farm implements, and household goods. This
will be a clean-up sale.
SATURDAY, MARCH 11TH, at one o'clock, P,
M,H W. Frantz and E, BR McClellan, at the
barn of H.W. Frantz at Earlystown (1 mile west
of Old Fort ) will sell the following live stock and
implements je
1 biack mare rising 4 years oid, with foal,
make an excellent brood mare ; will work any
where hitched and perfectly safe for women Ww
drive; will weigh 1400 ibs, wh'n matured. One
brown mare, 14 yrs, old, with foal; a first-class
wid mare and all round good farm and draft
mare: good single line plow leader, One pair
old ; full sis
will
lark bay mares riging Sand 7 ye,
ters | well mated | work well together: fearless
of autos; welgh 2500 Its, If you are looking for |
something good, here it is. One bay gelding, 18 |
Fenfa oid, sound and clean, A horse that is suit
| purposes. Good single horse and safe
si nto hitch and drive. One bay mare
ng 8 years old, has been hitched and is & very
fine worker, One bay gelding, rising 2 years old;
rom the Bell elonte horse ; the making of a fine
pnk. One bisck mare colt, rising? years old
5 good cows ; some will be fresh by time of sale
oiler oalf fat steers; 12 chester white
The following farm implements : double
d and box, 1 Oliver chilled plow in good
: 1 Milwaukee mower in good repair: 1
harrow ; 1 good dinner bell; a few good
woliars. Lo F Mayes, auct,
MONDAY, MARCH 18th, at 12
iver, one mile east of Old Port,
i Hoa. E. E Hubler, suet.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 15th, 1280 o'clock,
Alexander MoCoy, on the MeCoy farm at Potters
Mills, will sell homes, cattle and hoge L. F
Mayes, Auct
o'clock, WF
will sell Cattle
MARCH 18TH ten o'clock A. M
one mile west of Tusseyvilie
e, sheep and hogs,
ATURDAY, MARCH 18TH
Lickert, Agent, will sell on
on the pike one mil
WER, 4 COWS,
ier, auct
SATUR DAY,
A. Me ian,
scil bh privacy &, ORL]
at 1! o'ciock, B
the Ellas Weaver
¢ weal of Bpring Mills
iot of farm Lmplements, etc. —}
WEDNESDAY, MARS H 2IND. tet o'clock J
I'r it 1, will sell farm stock
This will be a clean-up sale,
NES DAY, MARCH 22, at 10 o'clock, Ears
mile south of Spring Mills, will sell 2
I horses: 7 Red Poll Angus cows, some of
I bs fresh by Jme of sale: Guernsey
Holsioin holler ; Jersey heifer ; sloer
n bull, 3 years oid, weighs 1600 ibe Het
i: 3 Holstein 3 one year old “w
1 SWes ; TAL ite. : 2 brood
of ehioats threshing ms
clover I
2] Johnston
wer Oty rae sell rake
rain drill | Jot of harness
Wise and Hubler, suct
FRIDAY, MARCH
r town church will
A Clean up
mors Favorh ibe
veshoid goods
F. Borer, at
Hive glock and
ubler & Wise,
nets
Lieers
FRIDAY, MARCH MTH
W. A, Carson. on the Code
{of Spring Mille, will have
4 Mayes, yb t
ten
arn
o clock a
farm, 2 miles
a clean up mie,
TURDAY
utre Hi
URDAY., MARC
Suavely. sl Spin
DAr oss
MARCH
Ww nol
HTH-1, CC. Goodhart,
| cattle, sheep and hogan
H 28h ne o'clock ©
% Milla » wel
waahing mwmohine,
ruth Book chickens,
=m. 1
Top |
oook |
and |
tor o'clock, |
y and one hail i
farm lock, im. |
LF. Mayes, |
ITH
Gap
1 ome
Foods
ol
the D J, Meyer |
Anden Hell a lot}
TAKE IT QUICK. ~ |
un purchase team of i
new leather tmmes |
wagon. Homes ate |
ma good driver, both gentle, |
of an vihing ; will weigh between 00 |
} ibe. . saed 9 and 12 yours old. Th's |
t was used on cream route and owing |
pusnoe of the work will sell at grest |
ul you must act quickly, Team may |
soe at barn of Ososr “Toman, pear Parmers
lie «LEO. J. HOMAN, Centre Hall, Pa. R D,
}. 4 ob pd.
GRIPPE! GRIPPE! GRIPPR!
Why sneeze and cough your head off,
Take
Bowersox Grip and Cold
Capsules
Sent upon receipt of price, 25¢. Address
THE GLOBE PHARMACY
iB, Franklin Bowersox,
Doctor in Pharmacy.
MILLHEIM, PA,
HERE'S A BARGAIN
} eos than £0 v¢
ay bores
, and good spris
@ an ext
¢
discont
ssorifice 1
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6.0.17
Transters of Heal Estate,
BiDavid J." Meyers et ux to Thomss
L. Bmith, tract of land in Centre Hall;
J | $660,
William D, Walker to Mrs. Wm. D,
Walker, tract of land in Miles Twp, .
$6.00,
D. A, McDowell ot ux to Chae. A.
Dolan, 2 tracts of land in Marion
Twp. ; $200,
Jennie E. Jobpston to Chas.
Gardoer, tract of land in Liberty
Twp. ; $2,
Jennie E. Johnston to D. M. Packer,
tract of land in Liberty Twp* ; $20.
Chee, H, McKee et ux to Penn
Btate College, tract of land in College
Twp. ; $2.500,
Hester B, Christ et al to Edward
Erb, tract of land in Btate College ;
$1,500,
Andrew Lytleet ux to H, A. Rose
wan, tract of land in College Twp. ;
$325.
James A. Bittner to Warren B.
Council, tract of land in Liberty Twp. ;
$3560.
Willis P. Willis to
Wilite, tract of land in
$1.00.
Margsret Ann
Worth Twp. ;
*
bar
in
Lambert et
rept of land
By
Bigte
1.00,
it.
ris Comet
the tavern license of Ed
D. BR FOR BM AN,
Clerk
The
the following »
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Wadnesday, March jist
filed therelo on
be coutirmed
or belor
tof RK. |
BOCOUT
an of Henry Weaver
Gen. C. K Guardia
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ADVERTISEMENTS
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t fence posts 60 each
chests
Centre Hall, I's
Or HORBERS FOR EALE--W
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kind
ROOS ros
2
Co,
day night for five weeks
of these pictures
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