CENTRE REPORTER. |
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THURSDAY, FEB
RKUARY 15, 1817
Tusseyville
Mrs, Bamuel! Bwariz is able to be
around again,
Mre. Adam Krumrine is on the sick
list,
Miss Mamie Wert, of Woodward,
spent a week with her sunt, Mre,
Arthur Blatterbeck,
The relatives and friends of Mre.
Williarn Rockey gathered at her
bome Tuesday evening in bonor of
her birthday and gave her quite a sur-
price. Bhe received many presents
and some money. Ios cream and
cake was served. All depesrted, hav-
ing had a fine time and withing Mrs,
Rockey many more birthdays. Those
present were : Mr. and Mrs, Cherles
Flink, Mr, and Mrs, Charles Milier,
Mr. and Mre, Charles Neff, Mr, sud
Mre. Wm, Neff, Mr, and Mrs. Wm,
Lingle, Mr, and Mre, Artbur Blatter-
beck, Mr, and Mre, P:ul Eminhizer,
Mr. snd Mre. Wilbur Runkle, M-, and
Mre. Fred Horner, Mr, snd Mre, John
Rishel, Mre, Tilman Klinefelter, Mie,
Ella Hettinger, Mre, Michael
mar, Mre. Mary Iebler, Mrs, Elmer
Miller, Mre, Eanuel Klinefelter, John,
Bomer and Hoy Neff, Charles Blutter-
beck, John Resmey, Wm. Bwsriz,
Rockey, Rufus Ripks, Bsmuel
Bitper, Edgar Miller, John Fort: ey,
John Hettinger, Walter Horner, Grace
and Mary Nel, Mary sSlatterbeck,
Mamie Wert, Rebecca Cox, Eeiber
Biter, Margaret Bwsrz, Ida snd
Dora Klinefelter, Anna Mary Fortuoey,
Ruth Rockey, Martha) Horner, Mary
Alice Eminbizer, and Goldie Blutter-
beck.
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Colyer
Willlem Msriz snd eister,
visited the Meliss home,
. \
Mie.
Rube ’
Mre,
Fri-
i Moyer from Potters Mills visit-
ed his uncle, P. B. Jordap, on Nub-
day.
Colyer meat uarket has been
ferred and is now in the bands of G. R.
Meigs ; all orders promptly filled.
_ Mrs. Ida Weaver, daughter Wills
Wallace Weaver and
Carl, of Reading, spent Bunday with
relatives at Farmers Mille,
Mrs, Stewart Jordan bad the
fortane to fall on the ice and break her
arm below the elbow, Baturdsy sfier-
noon.
Those who attended the funeral of
Jacob Lee's little eon, Btanley, at
Bpring Mille, Baturday, were : Mr. and
Mrs. Chas, Miller, Miss Badie Lee and
J. R. Lee.
John Zerby, Jr., made a business
trip to Mifflin county Monday,
which place he expects to move the
1st of March.
{here will preaching
apd Munday even'ngs ;
{raLe-
snd son &OD
mig
to
be Faturda
Bish UI UAY
morning, in the Evangelical chureb,
Rev, Bieriy and Rev, Wence expect to
be present.
FRUITTOWN.,
¢
efell
Fred Kiit t
HFundsy at home.
Hruce W
AR
er of Burnl
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I move Ons
y MifH
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ve (al
re ace
ployed
Rush Dippery, who is
m this p
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Were be is empid afin
In
week
i
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Lt ial
Huru epent
with bis ismily.
Mre, ~. E. Jordap, of this placer,
the misfortune to fall
urdsy, breaking her right
just below Lhe elbow,
Mrs, Edward Bubb is
prenmonia writing.
friends and peighbors bope for
apredy recovery.
Harris and VWillism
bome al presebt; they
home on account o
of their mother.
Mr, and Mre, David Stoner and #on
Johp, Mr. and Mrs, William Sloper
snd daughter Edos and Ray Hmitb,
spent an evening last week very pleai-
sntly at the William Kiivefelter
howe,
sm, wt
on the igs
asl =
very ill wi
h
this Her
al
Bubb
were
are at
Called
ihe serious illvess
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County Grange Mee! ings.
Centre County Pomoua Grange will
meet at Centre Hull, Thuredey, Feb-
ruary 22nd,
Wid Tarkeys for Propagation,
Ten wild turkeys were received just
week from the HSiate Game comiie-
sion by the Blair County Game, Fish
and Forestry sesocistion. [hey will
be relessed later in the forests of the
gounty, with ten other birds received
gotue time BRO.
The turkeys, trapped under the di-
rection of the state commission, were
shipped to York for distribution, ten
of a large lot belog allotted to the
Blair club. The birds, all large and
healthy, were taken at once to CU. R.
Qorbe't poultry farm in Juniata Gap,
where they were placed in large pene
with ten birds received from the siate
several months ago.
During the pext two months the
game committee of the Blair county
club will make a survey of the county
in an effort to learn the number of
wild turkeys iu the diflerent districts
and the way in which they are die
tributed as regards hens and gobblers,
The twenty birds to be liberated will
be place! secordivg to the present die
tribution of the wild turkeys, aiming
toward the best interests of propaga
too.
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Uentre County ¥. W_ C. A, Notes.
A load of girls from the Bpring Mille!
Commonweal Club erjoyed eleighiig
to the home of one of their members a
week ago. A ‘* Kitchen Bhower n
caused much surprise and merriment,
After a short business meeting a social
evening was greatly enjoyed by all,
I'hree new members were received ine
to the Club at this time,
The True Blue Commonweal Club
at Bhiloh oslebrated a ** Fathers’ and
Mothers’ Night?’ at the howe of Mies
Maury Dale on the third of this month,
I'he Club beld asbort business meeting
at first to show the parents how these
meetings are conducted by the girle,
Miss ova Tresslar recited * My Creed”
after the reports bed been given, The
address of Welcome was given by Mics
Isnbel Grove, aud responded to by Mr,
Dale and Mre, Hoy, who told what
{hey thought the Club should stand
for, sud offered suggestiore, Ihe
Mies Margaret Williame,
called for expressions from all the par-
ents, and a free diecussion fo lowed,
All present seemed to feel that the Club
wes 8 grest help to the gitls and to the
community, and many suggestions for
ineraing its usefulness were cflered,
Games and refreshments were next on
tLe programine,
» {ig t
President,
The Howard Branch 14 negotiating
for a room which will meet the needs
of ithe girls and which they will‘ fix
up’! for all kinde of user, Mire Emma
Pletcher hus been appointed Leader of
the Junior Club, and Miss Edythe
Weber, Assistant, As soon as wealh-
er permits the girle are planniog for
cut=of-d. or thinge.
Mre. Robert Beach entertained the
High Hehool of Bellefonte and their
Advisory members last Wednesday
evening. Plans were made for a “Post
Office’? for Valentine's Day in order to
raise money to send a delegate to the
High Hehool Couneil at Camp Nepab-
win next summer, A “Stesple Chace"
¢
i
wae part of the fun of the veniog.
Fiversl pew classes are belog offered
by the Htats College Brauch this term,
crocheting, sewing, American Litera
ture, Marebman gave an inter
esting talk on ber experience among
t! Mormons after the last business
Bible Clser, runday after.
three o'clock until time
by class members, Come
and tell what time will suit you better,
Mre. Wright is the teacher, The sub.
jeet “The Greatest Book the
World—Joseph'’s Gospel.”
The Wabun Annupg Commonweal
lob at Osk Hall is learning to crochet,
Plana for a play are in progress, The
Dotty Dimples are making Valentines,
Nie,
f
meeting.
poon at ie
changed
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in
1
:
he True Blue Club held a Box Bo-
cla! at Lemont on the 8t1, and swelled
their Camp Fund thereby.
It you
s Le
not
ave
Mire,
yet sent In your
GG. G. Pond for this
work, call her on tbe "phone at
You want to have
} in the county Y. W, C. A, and
the girls of your community.
Just this week from
Vo s Rong of Triomwph,” by An
pledge )
year’s
| Mute (nllege, fn
ait
one
verse
God for the might of it,
lor, the urge, the delight of
that springs from the hears
iting the brain aud the soul on
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Pioneer of North Dakota Writes,
Lishor, North Dakots, Jan, 1917,
Editor Reporter ;
At nearly seventy-nine years of age
I manage to get arotind almost aa well
ss any boy, I ean truly say that I
walk three miles to church almost
Habbatb. how I would
like to come back to my old native
sta ¢ and see the town of Centre Hall,
[ have now been away from there al-
most six y-eight years or over, and
have taste | the hardships of the wild
wea! ; have met the wild men of the
prairie aud the woods by haodreds,
I'hey could vot speak my psme ; they
slways called me * Busko,” 1 ssid,
“ an’t you say Zerby,” '* No, no, too
hard name,”
Mr, editor, I can tell you and the
Centre Fall people that the cost of
living up here in the far northwest is
fearfully high. Flour $4.00 and $56.00
per 100 pounds; clothing is so high
poor people can hardly buy any; the
same overalls I bought two years ago
for 680 and 70 cents are now $1.00;
ment is so high that it ls almost too
high for poor people to buy.
Concerning weather, Japuaty 8ih
we had a thaw ; the 9th a snow storm
which lssted 28 hours, and now #0
cold we can hardly be out doors. Our
meil carriers were all snow bound,
I will close with these remarke.
May God watch and protect the people
of muy old native state now aud for all
time to come,
every by,
WILLIAM ZERBY.
Kill Deer Any Time,
Ia the court of quarter sessions of
Franklin county last week, Judge W.
Rush Gillen banded down a decree
thai gives toe right to a farmer to kill
wild deer at any time when on his
inud destroying hie crops
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February and March Sales |
[ Parties having their sale bills printed at this office will receives condensed notice of their
sale in this column FREE of charge. To others the rate is 81, |
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Sudden Cold.
Look out—it’s
dangerous.
ole
CASCARA RL QUININE |
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The old family re
form-—safe, sure, ¢
opiates—no unple
Cures colds in 24
days. My y back if it fails,
the genui® box with Red Top and
Mr. Hill's picture on it—25 cents
At Any Drug Store
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16th, at nine o'clock
sharp, on the D, J. Meyer farm, 1 1-2 miles cast of | J T Potter and Jas, Callahan, will sell on the old
Linden Hall and 2 miles northeast of Boalsburg : Potter homestead, four miles west of Centre |
8 HEAD OF HORSES, Bay mare, 10 years o'd Hall: Farm stock, implements, ete; clean up |
weighs 1450 ; bay horse, b years old, welghs 1350 ; | sale of everything.
bay horse, 4 years oid, weighs 1100 ; dark sorrel, | THURSDAY, MARCH 8th, at 10 o'clock, Ma-
8 years old, weighs 1100 ; bay mare, 0 years old | thins Weagley, on the Allison farm, 1 1-2 miles
weighs 1150 ; sorrel mare, 9 years old ; weighs |
1800 ; dapple grey horse, 4 years old, weighs 1260; | fmplements. A clean-up sale,
driving mare and 9. months-old coit This is an |
extra good clean and sound bunch of horses FRIDAY, MARCH 9, at one o'clock. G. W.
10 LARGE YOUNG COWS of different breed, | Tressler will sell at his residence, d and 1-2 miles
A number of them are fresh and remainder will | east of Penns Cave : Farm stock, implementa and
be by time of sale, This is the finest herd of cows | household goods.
in the valley, all excellent milkers. Good 8hort- |
horn bull, 2 years old. 8 head young cattle |
yearlings and upwards. 4 calves, Berkshire
brood sow and boar, ¥ fine shoats,
CORN HUSKER, good as new ; two 2-horse
wagons with 4.in. tire, 4-horse wagon with 4 in.
tire, 2 sets hay ladders, Empire srain drill with
11 hoes, good as new ; land roller, 2 disc harrows,
(WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7th, at 10 o'clock a, m.,
medy ~ in tablet
North of Spring Mills, will sell farm stock and
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14TH, at ten o'clock
la. m,, LR Lingle, one-half west of Old
Fort, on Earlystown farm stock
| and implements, This will bea clean-up sale of
| everything ou the farm.
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| THURSDAY, MARCH 16th, two miles east of
mile LOST. -A brown muff, on the public road be
tween Spring Mills and Centre Hall, Finder
lease return same to VERNA ROWE, Centre
iall, Pa,
road, will sell
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &c, written and ex
| souted with cars, All legal business promptly |
| attended to. Bpecial attention given 10
| ting of Estates, Marrisge Licenses, Automo- |
and sil other Application
Blanks kept on hand Nov. 261 yr. |
OILS & GASOLINE
I receive carload shipments and
can supply you at all times at low-
est prices.
Pring your barrels and drums
and try my oils and gascline.
William McClenaban
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE IIALL, PA.
| Centre Hall, by Bharer & Keller: Clean up sale
Deering hay tedder, fanning mill, 8 Vulcan | of farm stock and lmplemen ts.
plows, 2 Oliver plows, potato digger, 2 spring har-
rows, 60 tooth harrow, Evans corn planter, Deer |
ing corn binder, Deering binder, 7-ft. cut, Os
SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1 o'clock p. m., to the
| rear of Reporter office, Centre Hall ; Five pairs of
| mated mules, two years old at time of sale. These
borne mower, Keystone side-dqglivery rake, hay | ie will be trained and hitched on forenoon 0
loader, hay rake, 2 Albright riding corn work. | sule day. Also a lot of cows, fresh and springing
ers, Iron Age riding corn worker, manure spread. |
er, double sled. This machinery has been well | TUESDAY, MARCH 20th, 9 o'clock a. m.,, W. F,
taken care of and is practically good as new. | Btover, one-half mile east of Penn Hall, on the
Grain cradle, 2 hay racks, spring sleigh, top road leading to Brushvalley, will sell live
buggy, 2 horse carriage, 7 bh. p. gasoline engine farm implements and household goods
on truck, 2 1-2 h. p. gasoline engine, Delaval and Hubler, aucts
cream separator, chop mill and belt, corn shells
er, emery grinder. Harness.—4 pair tug harness,
bridles, collars, breechbands, checks, 2 sets single i
driving harness, pair double driving harness, all
in good condition. i
Studebaker 7-passenger automobile, in good
condition. 500 bushels corn ears, 35 of 656 acres
of grain in ground, Set butchering tools, somo
household goods and other articles.
Terms of sale. ~Credit of one year on amounts
over $6.00,
stock,
Wise
numbers
h
In order
heard
WEDNESDAY, MARCH Zist, 10 8. m,, about
two miles west of Tussey ville, by D. Gels Wagner
Clean up sale of farm stock and implements
pa
has
THURSDAY, MARCH 22nd, at 100'clock a. ma,
BR. D, Masser, one mile north Spring Mills,
will sell all farm stock, including 80
Holstein cattle ; also farm implements,
up sale of everything.
head of If vou will always
repetition, saying “Cor
A clean
FRIDAY, MARCH, 3rd, st 10 o'clock &
John Busvely, at Bpring Mills, will sell jot of farm
stock and implements, A I. F.
Mayes, auct
m.,
1
JAMES W. BWABB, Fy
Amignee for Newton Yarnell ciean-up sale. sone dill
L. F. Mayes, auct.
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY at 12 o'clock, 3
miles east of Boalsburg, on the James Kimport
farm, 8, BR. Lingle, George W. Howe, Johan F.
Kimport, will sell : Live stock, full line of farm
implements and household goods. L F. Mayes,
aUCL
BATURDAY MARCH 24,12 0
Hill, by Lioyd KR. Smith ;
of horse,
clock, at Centre
; be benefited accordingl
stock sale, oonaisting Lo
oolla, and
Mayes, auct,
cows, young cattle, hogs
sheep, THI. BELL
W. 5 MA
27,
TUESDAY MARCH
offer at public sale the
farm implements:
23 head of young cattle ;
14 head of hogs,
plows, 2 Perry harrows
harrow, land roller, Evans corn planter
tker, 2 mowers, deliv
ioader, fork, rope a §
wagon, 2 buggys, New Holland feed grin
of harness and Sandwich Hay Press and
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the w il
following live stock and
beven
undersigned
THURSDAY, MARCH 1st, al 10 o'clock & m.,
1 mile north of Potters Mills, Homer RB Treasier
will sell farm stock and haplements | some hotise
hold furniture, A clean-up sale. L. F. Mayes
auct,
head of horses and
onils 24 head
oe
tooth harrow, Qiso
Albright
rake,
Conklin
1¢
f sboep ;
Farm impleme
6
BY racuse
MONDAY, MARCH 5, all day male, 1-2 mile
east of Centre Hill, by Tremior and Deuberman
clean up sale of farm stock and implementa.
TUESDAY. MARCH 6th, at 10 a, m, 1
west of Madisonburg, on the J. J. yramley farm
by William E Hagen : Clesn up sale of farm
stock and implements. Wise & Hubler, sucts
TUESDAY, MARCH 6th, at 12 o'clock sharp,
H. F. Grove, on the W G. Grossman farm,
North of Tuseyville, will sell farm stock and
lements, Mayes, ancl,
i corn Ww side ry hay
hay ar Jlleys,
r,
th Power
mile ; ‘ 0
Sale al 10 o'clock sharp Frank Mayes, ancl
W, FISHBURN
paid
WEDNESDAY
E. Tate
MARCH
2 miles wont
280, ol len 0 COCK A
1 of Centre Hall
or
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Hrush valley
A
road, will
up
soil farm stock
Harry
ar
mena, clean hie Grove
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ECO, OF PA.
cal Manager,
PA.
We offer One Hundred Dollars
may how be josured, like other Tare
Reward for any case of Catarrh
ft
d ox
ment
Moe
to be aware of
115 Thies
week |
shOWSR
ntlicier, Bt L.Cow
nos
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O
We, the undersigned, have known F. J
Cheney for the last 16 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by his firm
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMBRCE,
Toledo
Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken Intern:
acting directly upon the blood and n
cous surfaces of the system. Testimor 4
pent free. Price 76 cents per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists,
Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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EGAL NOTICE ~
ou’ve been thinking
Notice is hereby given that the
NOTICE TO OWNERS OF DOGS
reser ie on { y
, February 28th, 1917
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Notice is hereby given that all dogs
in the following districts, not massessed, |;
ss required by Act of Assembly, approve
ed June 3rd, 1916, will be killed by the |
proper authorities thirty days from the
date of this notice.
Dated at Bellefonte, Pa.,
day of January, A. D. 1917.
By order of the County Commissioners
DANIEL A. GROVE,
WM. H. NOLL, JR,
ISAAC MILLER.
R. FOREMAN
Frothonot
D
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTILE OF THE PEACE
this 25th [CENTRE HALL, PA.
Special attention given to ooliecting,
writ
Legal
&% of all classes including deeds, mortgages
ment, ete. marriage locnses and hunter's
i wos secured, and all matiers pertaining to ihe
office attended to promptly. otf IVE pd
the circular beater.
jen
wn 3000000000200 00000
Attest :
H. N. MEYER, Clerk plements.
Insurance and
Real Estate
Want to Buy or Sell?
CENTRE HALL BORO
D. A. BOOZER, ASS EBSOR
H.J. Lambert,
James Smetaler,
J. H. Milles,
E. E. Balley,
Harry Moyer,
CC. M. Arney,
Drills, Blizzard Ensilage and Feed Cu
Male
Male
Male
Male
Male
Maile
Cleve H. Eungard
tters, and everything for the farm, and
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Spring Mills, Pa.
Wilbur Meyer, Male SEE US_FIRST
C. Brungart,
T. L, Smith,
E. 8. Ripka,
W. J. Smith
Orvis Meyer,
Orvis Meyer,
0. F. Funk.
B, D. Brisbin,
DOGS NOT ABSESSED
John Meyer,
Elmer Runkle,
Male
Male |
Female |
Maile
Male |
Female
Male
Male
Chas. D. Bartholomew
CENTRE HALL, PA,
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