LOOUALS
Mre. Lydia Bodtorf, of near Mill
heim, is spending the summer at the
A. P. Krape home,
Here we are in August—and soon it
will be Beptember with the opening of
gchool and the Grange Epcampment
and Fair,
Prof. L. O. Packer and family, on
Bunday, visited Col, John A. Wood-
ward, at Howard. They also went on
to Beech Creek to visit friends.
Mre. William A. Magee and son
Huyett, of Wenonah, New Jersey, ar-
rived at the Huyett home Wednesday
afternoon for a short vacation.
Rev. D. J. Mitterling, of Madison,
South Dakota, arrived at the home of
his brother, J. W. Mitterling, Wed-
nesday afternoon, after an extended
visit in the eastern states,
Myre, C. W. Pennington and two
daughters spent a few days the latter
part of the week at the home of the
former's father-in-law, Frank Penn-
ington, near State College.
Wilbur 8B, Lucas, tenant on the
Isaac Bmith farm nerth of Biue Ball,
now owner a Ford car, purchased just
the day before tha drop of §80.00 in
the price of the popular gas wagon.
Mre. Rebecca Murray had electric
lights installed in her home last week,
her son, Paul E. Murray, an electric-
ian with the Chicago street railway,
doing the work with the assistance of
C. W. Boozar,
Rev, and Mre, R. R. Jones and
daughter Gladys abandoned the ides
of making their vacation trip in their
car and on Tuesday afternoon left for
Lanpcaster on the steam road. The
greater part of the vacation period will
be spent in Berlin, Somerset county,
Present indications point to a larger
and more enthusiastic Lutheran re-
union, next Thursday, than any in
the past. The committee, T. M,
Gramley, chairman, will meet in Cen-
tre Hall on Saturday evening to per-
fect arrangements for the gathering.
William B. Kerr, of Omahs, Ne-
brasks, spept the week-end with
relatives and friends in thie, his form-
er home town. The few days spent
here were the windup of a vacation,
the greater part of which was spent in
Washington D. C., and other esstern
pointe,
Mre. B. H. Glenn and two sons—
Lyon and Joseph—of Altoons, spent a
few dsys with the former's sunts,
Misses Jennie and Msry Foreman, i:
this piace, Mrs. Glenn, on the firs!
of Beptember, will move her family to
Btate College where they will make
their future home,
F. V. Goodbart, the furniture dealer.
is very much extending his trade
territory, end st the ssme time
bhandliog a grade of furniture largely
superior in quslity to that hsndled
before he became the proprietor of the
business he conducte., And this ls
refl-ction on the dealers who preceded
him.
Mr, and Mrs, Morris A. Burkholder
and four children, Mrs. Bruce Ripks
and five children, and Miss Kati
Burkholder, of Centre Hall, were a:
auto party who travel:d io Philips.
burg Hupday to spend the dag
with the Wilbur F. Burkholder fami-
ly. J. C. McClenahan used his big
Prige in making the trip and there
wae ‘ no crowdipg.”
Mr. and Mre. William Brasksmp,
who 8 month ago sutoed from Bioux
City, Iows, to the home of the latter's
parents, Rev. and Mre. J. M. Rearick,
at Willismsburg, #pent a8 short time
Baturday at the home of Mre., Lizzi
Jacobs, They were accompanied by
Walter ‘and Misses Bus«n and Alice
Rearick. Mre, Braskamp, who wes
Miss Jodie Rearick, is expected back
some time this week with her husband
and parents,
A. J. Weaver, of Colyer, was a busi-
ness caller at this office early Tuesday
morning. Mr. Weaver just disposed
of a nice crop of respberries for which
be received twelve cents a quart a
Htate College, A thousand stalks
yielded eight bushels and it js Mr.
Weaver's intention to grow the fruit
Dext year or a larger scsle, The berries
were a8 large as a copper cent snd the
demand for them was especially great
by the families of the college faculty,
iw
ne
on
The State’s plan to piace 7000 sheep
with farmers in Penneylvania in order
to ivcresee cheep raising, bas found
favor and already the entire lot has
been applied for. Fifty counties have
asked for aheéep, farmers to receive
them in lots of ten. The plan is to
give the farmers the sheep and allow
the all the wool snd balf the lambs
with the privilege to purchase at the
end of any contract year, Business
men and bankers are back of the
scheme and will purchase the sheep,
The #nle of the Kreamer store build-
ing to the local lodge of Odd Fellows
will result in the shifting of head-
quarters by several similar organiza
tiope. Ultimately the Odd Fellows
propose cecupyiog the second floor of
the Kresmer buildiog se a home,
whieh will necessitate the Knights of
the Golden Esgles and the Queen
Temple getting new quarters. The
Eastern Star, pow holding their meet-
ioge in Grange Arcadie, have made ap
plication, if street talk can be credited,
for the rooms in the bank building
when vacated by the Odd Fellows.
Che Esgles may soar higher to one of
wm Quariers they have in view,
LOCALS
Friday night, the first Friday in
August, is the regular time for the
meeting of the boro council,
Miss Viola Raker, of Trevorton, is
spending an indefinite time with her
cousin, Mise Mary Whiteman.
There is talk of gasoline dropping in
price, but it is not likely to fall rapidly
enough to cause an explosion even
should it reach the bottom figures of
the long ago.
D. A. Boozer and L, IL. Bmith have
formed a combination to handle auto
care. James I, Fatterolf, formerly of
the Boozer-Fetterolf firm, is doing
business alone.
Mre. Wallace Weaver and three
chlidren—Car), Willa and Harry—
of Reading, after a month’e visit with
the former’s father-in-law, A, J.
Weaver, at Colyer, left for their home
Tuesday morning,
On Bunday Mr, and Mre., W. O.
Rearick and daughter, Miss Elste, of
Milroy, sutoed to the home of Frank
W. Decker, esst of town. They were
accompsnied by Mre, J. R. Bible, of
Phoenixville, who will remain for a
few days,
Mra. Jacob Auman, of Potters Mills,
suffered a paralytic stroke while alone
in her homo Monday morning, and
was found in an unconscious condition
by John Bitner, a neighbor. Her con-
dition is somewhat improved, al
though ber hip is paralyzed.
Miss Elizabeth Hormel and friend,
Miss Mary Edgar, of Pittsburgh, spent
8 few days with the former's cousin,
Mre. Thomas Delaney, at Old Fort,
and on Tuesday enjoyed a trip to
enns Cave in company with Mure.
F'homas and Mre, John Delaney.
Liverymen L. L. Smith, on Bun-
day, took an suto party covsisting of
Mr. and Mre. Ralph Dinges, Mre,
Dinges’ sister, Miss Gertrude Musser,
the latter of Spring Mille, and Bruce
Arney, of Centre Hall, to Clearfield,
returning by the way of Philipsburg.
Dr. C. F. Bmith, of Indianapolis,
Ifidians, was called east last week on
sccount of the serious illness of Mise
Elvioa Bmith, of near Lamar. Miss
Smith, at this time, contivues to be in
& very precarious condition, and is suf-
fering from a complication of diseases,
About a dozen men have been busy
for the past weeks on the State road
from Centre Hill to Old Fort, under
the supervision of Joseph Carson,
Lust week the big engine from Biate
College and a State grader were put in
the road and a great
work was
operation on
amount of worth-while
done,
Laodlord James W. Runkle,
rumor hes if, muade a standing offer to
the Odd Fellows to purchase the meat
warket b ilding hard by the hotel
property. The offer puts the figure at
$1500. The is mitogether
a fair ore, buf, as is Lhe case when real
estate in Jentre H Il is put on the
market, others have asked to be per-
mitted to piace a Lid before the sale is
BO
proposition
msde,
Nedson Keller, of Linden Hall,
made a brief! call at this office on
uesdsy while in this locality giving
“Ned” completed a
college course at Busquehsnos this
year and next fall will enter tie
seminary at Lancsster, He was busi-
ness manager of '* The Busquebanns,”
a college paper, durivg bis senior year
atl gchool, and under his msosgement
the paper proved a fluancial success,
music lessons,
Thursday of next week the reunion
of the Penns Valley Lutheran charge
will be held on Grange Park, Nearly
all, if not sll, the living former pastors
of the charge will be present. The
vearby Lutheran micisters have also
been invited to attend, and some of
thew have expressed their intention of
being bere. The Loysville Orphen’s
Home band of some twenty pieces will
sgein furnish the music for the oe-
casion,
Miss Kathryn and Master Thomas
Edison Buss, of Pittsburgh, for six
we ks are boarding at the D, C, Mitter-
ling home, The pair are children of
Mr. snd Mrs. Joho OC. Buse, who were
anxicus to place their children where
they could evjoy real cour try life, and
cons quently sought out Centre Hal:
as an ideal place, I'hey were accom”
panied bere by the parents, but they
returned to the great industrial city by
the next traip,
The completing of the harvest and
housing of the grain on the three
farma on which the Delaney brothers
—Thomas, John and Michael—are
ocated, was celebrated on Tuesday
evening by an ice cream party at the
home of the former Mr. Delaney, at
Old Fort, By ‘* neighboring” the
Delaney crops were all put away in
first~clnes shape and they were excell-
ent oner, too, Besides the three families
all the hired help and Miss Elizabeth
Hormel, of Pittaburgh, a cousin of the
Delaneye, and Miss olary Edgar, of
the este city, enjoyed the treat,
AH A AABN
Marriage wioenses,
Irvin J, Holt, Fleming
Zelin Haine, Howard
Roy E. Yaruel!, Bellefonte
Charlotte O, Tressler, Zion
Harry Fogel, State College
Mary Roinacrer, State Collega
Albert Tyler, Boslaburg
Florence Page, Osk Hail
John Gilliland, State College
Rosenn Meise, Bellefonte
Orlando Audrewe, Julian
ner, Julisu
Spring Millis.
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| Public Male,
Ray Rossman is visiting his brother | On Friday, Aogust 15:b, at 2 o'clock
William in Philadelphia.
. | p.m, Clayton B. Btover will offer at
Lester Condo returned home from | public sale, at Union church, Farmers
State College where he was employed | Mille, small farm of fifteen acres, under
for a few weeks. good cultivation, An S.room dwell-
Miss Mary Long, daughter of G, H, | /0g house erected thereon ; also good
Long, of Newark, Ohlo, Is visiting J, | bank barn and necessary outbuildin ge,
D. Longs and other relatives. |Also well water and cistern. Hee
Miss Miriam Long is visiting in| Posters.
Williamsport for a week and attend-
ing Chautauqua at Jersey Shore.
The huckleberries are plenty and |
are being gathered by the bushel every
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Dates for Farmers' Institutes,
Boalsburg, Wednesday and Thure-
! day, February 21-22 ; Eagleville, Fri-
day. | day and Baturday, February 23-24 ;
Bruce Gramley and wife, after a two | Philipsburg, Monday and Tuesday,
weeks’ visit at the T, M. Gramley | February 26-27.
home, returned to their home in New |
York, |
Jerry Bhunk and family attended |
the funeral of Mrs. Bhunk’s father, |
Woodward.
Miss Bertha Keizer from Milton, fe |
Mr. Snyder, at Centre Hall, on Sun- | visiting her cousin, Mre, Grace Ard, |
day Mies Charlotte Gulswite is visiting
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Buy Where Your Dollar
Goes Farthest
Right in the Canning Season You Can Buy Jars
and Sugar at Attractive Prices. Note the following :
2 art Mason Jars -
1 uart é“ “
Pint -
Jar Tops for Mason Jars - -
2 Quart Schram Jars - -
Arbuckles Coffee - - -
Loose Coffee
Gold Bar Peaches - - - .
Prunes - .. .
Oyster Crackers - -
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- 10c Ib,
3 Ibs. for 25¢
William Musser, wife and little | her mother, Mre. Emanuel Voneida,
daughter, of Altoons, spent a few days | re. Isaac Orndorf spent several days |
with Mr. Musser’s parents, Mr. and | laut Weelt with hue 3 renu, Mr. nd
Mre. R. D. Musser, Mrs. Jackson Sheesley.
The base ball club of Penn Hall and | Mre, fioy Mussa? and bay Olives |
the Commonweal club have Joined fom Akron, Oblo, are visiting I
forces and will hold a festival on the | swe B, aller koma
o ©
90000] ground at Penn Hall, Ray Orndorf left for Philadelphia on
Haturday.
Aaronsburg, | Mies Isabelle snd Master
Charles Witmyer of Madisonburg, Hosterman from Buffsle, N.
visited his grandparents, Mr, and Mre, visiting their gravdmother
J. M. Harter, AD.
Mre, L. K. Lenker and daughter Mre. ( Dr.) Kuhlman snd beby left
have returned to their home after an for Cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday,
extensive visit among relatives, where she will be joined by her bue-
Walter Orwig and A. Bheesley, who | band at which olace they will make
are both employed in Miltop, spent their future home.
Sunday with their familfes. Bruce Motz and friend, Mr. John-
Mr. and Mre. Pike and dsughter eon, from Buffalo, N. Y., and Dewey
Laura of Woodland sre the guests of Motz, from Akror, Ohio, are spending
the Indy’s sister, Mre. Archie King. | their vacation with their parents, Mr,
Mr. and Mrs, Gillard Eisenhauer at- and Mie. C. D. Motz.
tended the faneral of John Eisenhauer Jobo Miller sand dsughterr, Misses
at Mileabury, on Monday. Gertrude and Msude, and Mrs.
Arthur Weaver and Clarence Eisen- Clarence Herman snd daughter, Mies
bauer, Who are employed al Yesager- Heler, from Monessen, snd Miss
‘own, were Some on Sanday. Edwina Wie'snd, from Linden Hall,
Mre. Fred Guisewite, nee Stover, spent the Hatbath with Mr. Miller's
from Akrop, Oblo, arrived at the sister, Mrs. BR. M. Wolfe.
bome of her parents, Mr. and Mre. :
Witmer Btover, on Friday,
Mre. Ira Gramley of Millheim and
her two granddaughters, Mary and
Helen Arney, of Niagara Falls, spent
a short time with Effie Weaver.
Mre. Corman snd daughter Husap,
who came from Nome, Texas, about a
month ago, are visiting the former's
sister, Mre. John Haines.
Misses Florence Mensch and Marion
Haines are visiting in Bellefonte.
State College and Boalsburg for a few
week,
Harry Roush hitched up his fine
match tesm on Baturday evening and
took Mary and Esther Bradford to
visit the ladies’ uncle, Rev. Bowersox,
at Clintondale,
Herbert
Y.,
Hoster-
Are
THE MARKETS
GRAIN
Corrected weekly by Bradford & Son
Wheat .
Oala
Barley
Kye
PRODUCE AT STORES
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE
CENTRE HALL
Special saliention giv to oo
writivge of all classes incigd)
agremnenia, ol marriage ocnecs a
Hoensos sectired, and all mailers periaining
office attended 1 promptly
VEACE
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§ Goods
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Dr. Surface is Ousted from Ntste Job,
H., A. Burface, Btate zoologist for
more than twelve years, was ousted
Iate Monday night by the Stste Agri-
cultural Commission. Doctor Burface s
office wes declared to be vacant after
August 15,
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& good single and double drive
of farm work : absolutely ai 3
Weight, 140 ite. Have Rood reason for selling
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Centre Hall, Pa. Ri ; or, call Bell telephone
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NOTIONS, SHOES
Ban Krupt Sale
Entire Stock of General
Merchandise to be Closed
Out at Great Sacrifice.
The entire stock of general merchandise purchased
by Brisbin & Bartholomew at the Kreamer Bankrupt
Sale, a few weeks ago, is now being offered the public
at Money-Saving Prices. Everything must go, and go
quickly, and in order to do this all goods have been
marked so low that it surely will pay you to come and
make heavy purchases of both articles you need now
as well as those you will want at a future time.
A Big Line of Shoes
For Men, Women and Children.
Shoes for dress and for work. Remember, you
will soon need to outfit the children for school, Here
is an opportunity to purchase shoes for them at prices
which means the saving of DOLLARS,
An Immense Line of Dress
Goods and Ladies’ Dresses
To Go at Big Reductions
Shelves and Shelves of
Canned Goods A%/Maked
Way Down
This space is too limited to go on enumerating,
You must come and see for yourself,
Sale Now Going On
Store open every day and evening until goods are sold. ||
At the Kreamer & Son old Stand, Centre Hall |
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EXCURSION
World's Playground
Sunday, August 13
censanes TRIO ALM,
coArrive 6.32 0
Saturday, August 12
.e . 147 P, M.
12.00N.
Sunday, August 13
2.08 A.M.
Milmont
Mifflinburyg
Atlantic City,
Sunday, 4.15 P.M.
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Tickets on sale
bathi
and varied scenes of gayety and pleasure,
Excumion
y, August 27
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