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Bhortly after the Reporter went to | holding a protracted service, { page.)
press, Wednesday afternoon of last Miss Emma Bones was at Madison-
week, word reached this office of the | burg sewing in the family of Rev. olde, with firet oalf: 61 cows with
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death of Oyrus Durst, Bosalsbare’s old- Oarie, " o du .
est resident. Infirmities of old age Delcia Morris has been quite ill with Jooorts Shove 20 Jpw, 3 Bln reo os
Was the cause of his desth, Funers pheumonia at the home of ©. A. 80 to 87 Ite, Butter, 7 days, 87.46 : -
88rvices were held Saturday morning Krape. wilk, 721.60; average per cent. fat, | Yi £ - 3 dl
al ihe residence sud burial in the Mr. and Mre, John Black of Potters 4.15; butter for 30 days, 146; milk, (Ff ¢ iB i Pe 1 i®
Oalsburg cemetery, Rev, 8, (. Stover Mills spent Thursday with J. D, Long | 2,800.20, He has 735 acres of land, : , - “AAD
officiating, ;
Mr. Durst was born near Centre | 04 daughter Ids. four barns sand the largest herd of
Hall eighty-sight years ago at which | The lecture on Monday evening on { Pure-bred cattle I ever saw owned by
time by 8 a Bien rp black- | Mexico, given in the Grange hall by [ ODe mab, : His barns are ides in
Smith shop were all the buildings ip | Mr. Joubert, was appreciated by all. ~ [very way ; each box stall has a water
n trough that fills In as fast ae it fs
the town. When a youog man he ag On Friday evening quite a number
! $ s > 3 emptied. In the evening I took the
sisted in the building of the Old Fort | of the town 8 young foiks went to the train for McConnell where m s0D
hotel. During the gold eraze in 1849 { home of Frank Kreamer, near Mili- met me and took me to his TD
be went to Uslifornia for several years [ helm, and had a delightful time. where I enjoyed a delightful supper
but returned after an unsuccessful ef- Oolovel Decker is having a bath y & * . pper.
fort to find the precious metal. Upon room fitted up in his bome. Hoster- L started home Feb. 20d; got to yo» : wa
his return to Centre County he engsg-| man and Stover of Millheim are doing St. Paul the morning of the 8rd and an Xpect the children ind high in ir classes
ed in farming east of Boalsburg and th was told of the carnival in Bouth St, inless thev oo heir lessor lone proper , het
! 16 work, l ney | Ler Ie 15 Aone properls And they
Was successful. A score of years ago J : Psul, Itook the street car for that ’ i of "t do night study with... a ' : sig
be moved from the farm and locat.d ease Long of State College had sale place aud enjoyed the things I saw . Vi] / ~ el Toe WLIO! proper high
in Boalsburg where he had since lived, | Jaturday of the household goods he | there, One of the features of the wen ” Ti best light r) BYRE. Form. 5
In politics Mr Durst was a staunch | Dad glared in his home, occupied by [carnival was the romsting of a big Xr Z, I " 1 ¢ fil Arian RB a
Democrat ; religiously a member of | P+ M. McCool and family, steer, an, es {ayo Lamp fille : Atlantic Rayolight
the Reformed church and the senior | Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Bhook enter-| left that evening for Frazee, “ Oil. it gleams soft, white and mellow ~Goesnt Thcker,
tuember of the congregation, He was | tained a sled load of young people | Minnesots, where I ivspected an im- i's ay erful hight for studving Won't strain the
# mauly man aod his friends were le. | from this place and Penn Hall AL their | ;menge lnnuber plant. Aes near as they . chiidre; €yes and so they study the be tter. And they
gion. His wife, who was Miss Mary | home near Madisonburg, on Thursday could tell they have fifty million feet . ’
HBhowaiter, died several yeamis mgo, | “vening, of lumber on hand, The plant covers
Two children survive him : Mre, SBam- Mre. Bright Bitner had a birthday | nearly eighty acres ; they are planing
uel Wagner, of Boalsburg, and George, party for her little daughter Katner-| and shipping at the rate of five Cars Ie 1 {
Whose whereabouts are not known. ine, on Saturday afternoon, to which per day. They are getting out logs r with Rayo I a
Poilip Durer, east of Centre Hall, is | ner school mates were Invited. Mre. | fifty miles north of Frazee, There are wil Rayo Lamps.
the only surviving brother, Bitner served choice refreshments and | #even hundred men at work and three Rayo Lamps are hand
all had a merry time, | bundred horses. The logs are shot by anv. roon They're \G lonnas nd last a lifetime
: : Beott Decker, wife and family, of steam 25 miles to a branch of the Red Voy dolar wo of * t full Aerie iE ap R rin
Miss Susan Stytzer died at the home Dakots, came east to locate in this | river, then they float down in the A Mat alll BLY. YOu Lo, 2ssoriment of ayo
¢f ber brother, Henry Btytzer, in vicinity. Mr. Decker made good in | #pring ; they get enough out in one Lamps priced from $1.50 up. But to get the best light
Rebersburg, on Luesday, at the age of the far west and will buy a farm and | Winter to make fifty million feet. The from a Rayo Lamp, vou should burn
forty-seven yesre. Interment will “pend the remainder of his days near | mill doesn’t run In the winter. The
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take place in Rebersburg the latter his boyhood home. 4How waa over two feet deep when I TT N TT
part of this week, Rev. John Metzgar, v | was Lhere, A L A I C
pastor of the Lutheran church to oftiei- oye Jociul lieid by the Mumioa band { I got to Fargo at 8 o'clock. Moore-
ate, The surviving brothers and sis Royer home on Tuesday evenin "was | bea on the east side of the Red
‘ers are these: Henry, Thomas and attended by quite a number and was | Fiver and Fargo on the west slide,
M re. Atubrose Weber, Rebersburg ; A treat to the little folks, Choice re-| Fargo is a nice clean town. From
Aaron, in New York tate; Namue!, (reshments were served All departed | here I went through to my home
OPIDg Mills: Mre, James Glasgow, 0 their homes wishing for more such | town. I was glad to get home and
Coburn ; Mrs, Cooney, Montandon. occasions, | see plenty of snow and good sleighing.
The snow has melted some since |
iy | came home,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Ishler, of Lin- PENN HALL |
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| Land ranges in price from $25 to
den Hall, are mourning the desth of > » ; !
thelr infdot sop, Theora Bradford Ish- F. M. Fisher transacted business in | $75, Lots of good chances for a poor
: Centre Hall Monday. | map, Farmers sre busy bauiing
€r, aged one yesr, ten wnonths and one } i . BB
dey, who died 1 Dursday night after »| Mr. and Mre. Wallace Musser called | R7810. Whoat fs $1.13; barley, 591;
hore illness with asthma. Funeral | 0 friends in Millbelm Moodry even- | OAls, Suc, A mao who Nope at my
tervices were held iu the Reformed | DE. | baru told me he had 45 wheat stacks
next spring. This includes 85 2-year-
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I'ie coild 1» survived by its parents, | week, come Lo North Dakota ; if you want : J hah
four brothers and one sister, Roy Kerstetter of State College is | to rent, come to North Dakota ; if you a Ask your dealer for A TLANTIC RAYOLIGHT OIL by
oi {like to put In = big crop, come to name, you can buy it at any store that displays the si nz
ee fees visiting at the home of his uncle, | North Dakota : If you at a INTE. ye the sig
Mysterious Fire on Uauberman Farm John Soyder. | er, then come to North Dakota: that
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A most mysterious fire occurred on Mre. Epbraim Shook spent several | 1. what we need,
the John G. Daubermsan farm, slong | 48y8 visiting her son Ralph near | W. L. Royer.
Bluking Creek, east of Centre till, ou Madisonburg. { ta
Friday night, snd the result Was a joss Willism Sinkabine purchased a fine | Centre Uo, Entitled to Boholarship at State,
of several hundred dollars in the | team of horse from Lewis Rossman | MoAllister soholarab ot tho Penn
Gestruction of a large corn house, corn | ast week, } 4 ster scholarshipe, » - ee : :
snd implements. Se structure stood Mr. and Mie. Lawrence Runkle of syivania State College, will be Award- ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
€8sl and remote from the farm build- ‘eutre Hall called at the howe of ®d this year to the students from Cam-
inge, and was built to sccommodate Prof. W. P. Hosterman, Wednesday. ¢ron, Centre, Clinton, Forest and
Loth coro and implements, a floo:ed Mr. and Mrs. Samael Masser and Juniata counties. [howe five counties
arivewsy being betweea the two large Jsugnter Jane spens Tuesda lust Show the highest ratio of students wn- Sw —————— = ——— a ——E——
oribe. toon visiting friends in Milineim i phar Nae, Tor env Jopaiation ee Su
Ine loss in detail was the building, ‘ . i > . 3 y : ’ wo obi. ™
the best cuatbuilding on the farce Uharles Soyder, a *tudeat at Peon | worth $010 cash, and are valid for Phmied by Bare qol Basle Moe . p TES NARMETY
sbout 300 bushels ear corn. binder, two | State, spent the week-end at the home | one year. To select the candidates for Wagner of Altos” rnd’ MI abel
mowers, three plows, two caltivatore, | Of bis sunt, Miss Mary Fisher. | the scholarships, high school princi- Myers of Boalsbury will rt po
cora sheller, sleigh and a lot tools, ete. Quite a namber of the people of this | Psis and county superintendent in Jacksonville, Florids. the fi ret wer k
There was no insurance. Vicinity attended the sale held by | each county will conduct competitive in March, where Mr, Myers’ sot A
Like is stated above, the origia of | Mrs. Cummings st Spring Mills, Mon- | examinations in the following branch- 8, Myers, holds the oe Bey
the fire is most mysterious, J, W, | day, | o. algebra to quadratios, plane geome - tion of lumber Inspector for the Pent
Tressler, the tenant on the farm, who Mr. aud Mrs. H. F. Rossman of UY, English grammar, Eoglish clase- *ylvsnis Railroad Company. Thew
bas a half interest in the stock and “pring Mills spent Sunday st the '©% United Hiates history, and civil will remsin for some time
implements, and a little pon were the uome of the lstter’s mother Mre, | ROVeroment. The appointments will
ULly cecupauts of Lhe house that night, “arash Guise. ! | be made before June 1,
the x ¢ f , Tr thn MISCELLANEOU « ADV RTISEMENTS
5 ¢ re ated r ol the amy K Quite a number of our young people
Sepp ayOna visit. Boyd Lucas, a stlenued the party at the home of Mr, Marriage License, HOUSE POR RENT. ~The Mr
Delighbor, spent part of the evenir g - em home, onebail mile 1
; id Mrs, o - 0 ; i
with Mr, Tre gsier, aud it was Lile “id Mp Ralpn : book, uear Madison Newton A. Miller, Mosbannon offered for rest Property
our | p . ; i sit nines o
mother, Mre. W, H. Lucse, who first i Fi Fhureday wight : all had a Beatrice L. Mong, Pine Grove Mille ota of fruit on promises, good
Giscovered the fire. The telephone . Albert Hemphill, State College : ;
Was put into use, but Mr. Tressler’s PENN HALL No, 2, Anpas Bhaok, State College TEAM Or HORSES FOR EWeoll mated Ge Tom <
Call recaained unanswered, Others on , Robert E. P Hoyder, State College weigh 2500 (be., gor TET. d capable + EL
: A" cay ' doing sll kinds of + : on fo ne ia . ‘ b. &
the telephone line, aroused at the con- Allen Kramer, who had been very olng sli kinds
do Jennie ¥. Stab, Centre Hall that 1 expect to do without a tein. —F. V. GOB) i . i
‘inuous ringing, saw the flames sand i Lusi wee, 1s able to be out again. — HART, Centre Hall, Ps ‘tf < B a ii
burried to thescene, Mr, Tressler was 16 Sheasley property was sold ou LOVER SERD FOR So : - 4 - & 1 fh
swakened by their calle, and saw the Tuesday morniog, H. B. Herring Woodward, CLOVER EED FOR SALE —The under « fg &
od offers for sale Clover Sood wisi Bh tests 1
flames finish Up the destruction of his | Purchased the home. Wesley Boavely is quite ill with | per cent. pure. Price $11 0 an 200 per bn HHS : / \ 1 To
property, Charles Bartges aod family spent | pneumonia and pleuriay. =1iquize Boil hand or Jerman, Yehire Mi Increase your dairy profits by using BADGER \ {
ee ete Wednesdsy evening at the home of | Revival meeting in the United > Et : ” Dairy Feed —the balanced ration that keeps milk
LUCALS George Shook. Evangelical church is in progress. Bg Mog LR : ™ oid; fal flow up and holds feed ng costs down. Cows fed
: imal y ite a few people attended the lec. of Were Bihed tr Fonts oi; fu fio up and hold ding } >
Mre. Lizzie Jacob Qa peop Mrs. Walter Refloer entertained her | sister : hitched, t IF broke 1 A ShoBd auickiv wit r lk and richer milk.
vil i any sud Boia? aioln the Grange Hall at Spring | yiater and family from Glen Iron ove a and ail rignt a CE Reason fo | 4 f Si o re ic iy with ee, and "
Wednesday, Mills on Monday evening, given by day Inst week, soiling. have 100 many horses. JOHN. 11 Give it a trig] an alc .
. . Mr. Bair from Mexico, Samuel Orndorf ana family from Co- RUNKLE. Centre Hall, Pa. Bell phot 3
Mr. and Mre. Claud K. Stahl spent Mre, Frank Musser and Mre. Samuel burn spent the Sabbath with the R.¥.D.2 Box iin il Bp
a few days veginning of the week at | Uiricn are busy going back and forth | former's mother, Mrs, Wise.
the home of the former's parents, Mr, caring for Mre, Harry Ulrich, at Howard Bowersox, while working GRIPPER! GRIPPER! GRIPPER!
snd Mre. J. B. Stahl. “pring Mille, who has been sick for on s saw will one day last week, had ' ’ .
salurdsy morning a representative | ‘be last few weeks, ‘he misfortune to smash several toes, Why sneeze and cough your head off.
of the State-Centre Kiectric Company ————— Mee. aihrves Luis from Harti 3 Take
aod the Grange Park Association cCom- # sesisting her daug r, . ay .
miiteemen will meet on Grange Park Wednesday morning Overseer of the Fiedler, to get ready to move to Bowersox Grip and Cold
10 make calculations as to the arrang-- | Poor W, w, Spangler and William H, Aaronsourg, Thursday. Capsules
ment snd cost of lighting the park | Homan took Samuel H. Knepley to Miss Mionle Grenoble from Belle- :
with electricity. ‘onte came home one day last week to Sent upon receipt of price, 25¢. Address
the Danville Asylum. For several help to take oare of her mother who is
Through a vote written by William years Mr. Knepley has been failing in| suffering with grip. THE GLOBE PHARMACY
Va Provides ,what home-grown graine and
err of Omaha, Nebrasks, to the edi- health and « ) f the E li-
{uite recently his mental] Rev. Carle pastor of the Evange io Ba i
condition took such a da that he cal Association, preached his last ser- \B, Franklin Bowersox, other commercial feeds lack.® Each of its
tor of the Reporter, and by him turp-
ed over to the Grove family, they were mon Sunday morning for the con fer- Doetor in Pharmacy, “ ingredients is a good feed by itself and
eble to locate Earl Grove in that west- bad become a menace in the home of ence year. He left uesday morning MILLHEIM, PA. OTEIN 167 FAT 30] their scientific combination in BADGER
*In city. Miss Anna Grove, a Blater, | Mr, and Mre. Joho Luse where be | ror Pen Argyl at which place confer- R Dairy Feed give you big results at low
a,
he latter part of ast week went to bh Hin YDRATES 5 o, feeding cost. Contains no injurious stimulants
¢ nee convenes, i i 87 eeding cost. Conta }
Owabs with & view of taking the ad been staying for some monthe, e nok -~ | 1 but keeps cows in aplendid condition. We sell
N\ He in charge, I Sr ee sea ———— = Badger Dairy Peed, put up in bags that rus
After two days of continuous ballot- "
jug the County Commissioners have For cold Winter weath-
falled to choose from the list of eighty
absolutely uniform in Quality. » See us for
Or more spplicants a man who is to cr we still have
your season's supply.
fill the office of ler of weight yd * : S. E. WEBER
i ws wie | | Yes, It’s Real Winter AVY SWEATERS d
Hose in wool and cot-
Boalsburg, Pa,
day afternoon, the Commissioners were
still in session with no proepects of
reaching a decision that day, It fa Weather .
*aid tha' the Republican Commission « ton; Gloves and Mittens ;
Underwear, Outing Night
Gowns ; Long and Short
Kimonas,
costs no more than the unknown kind
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The BEST GRADES of COAL
Hard, Soft, Cannel and Screened Lump Coal
Bran, Mill Feeds, Blatchford’s Calf Pig Meal
Before You Decide on the Kind of Manure Spreader to buy,
don’t fail to first see the
NEW IDEA Manure Spreader
which has distinctive features and will do its work well.
In the market for HAY and STRAW.
A FULL LINE OF FARM IMPLEMENTS.
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tr, Isnec Miller, continues to hold out
Noll sud Grove are supporting J. a. So don’t run the risk of contracting a cold
Lunpingham aod Deemer Pierce,
respectively, which may lead to grip or even pneumonia, by
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HORSE SALE AT UKENTRE HALL being careless about the comfort and care of Fancy Calicoes for
your feet. It is here that the greatest danger
Kansas Horses, Next Monday, lies, Guard against it with Sheeting, Pillow Tub-
Yodde: Biot beta are on their Way to ; ing, and Pillow Casing.
Centre Hall with an express load of
fe Kaens Borees which wil be. sold GOOD SHOES & RUBBERS Heavy Shirting,
t public sale at the barn of the Centre ’
ail oie, Monday, Febranty 25th. which will forestall these ills and add greatly to Outings, Rich's Flan
Y Phe Yoder pave MNwayy Shipped th ha nels,
tra quality animals into Penns Val- our heal and ppiness,
A ro they feel that this load is the y
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Stimber of fine brood mares, good #&-This store will close every
teams, and horses all ready broken ana Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock,
Iu shape for the coming spring work. KRE AMER & —et——
A pair of fon) Buargé + ps Sunt have
vice for reveral years will a
be oltered for sate CENTRE HALL, PA. H. F. Rossman
The sale wiil commence at one o’- SPRING MILLS, PA.
ior J. Frank smith while Mesars,
quilts ; cotton for quilting,
Yoder Brothers Will Sell Express Load of
best that has ever been shipped into
Centre county. Among the lot are COME IN TO-DAY.
Sere: Mayes aud Hubler, auction- ix | ee0oessececssssssscone
oars, I .
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