LODALS, t DEATHS
" D. J. Meyer vieited hia sor, John tes The scarcity of potatoes with the
D. Meyer, in Altoons, on Thursday. John Felding, a respected citizen of | consequently high price has caused |
Here we are in the first day of March, | Harris township, died st his home | the authorities at State College to |
A month of sales and then down to|about a mile east of Linden Hall, | issue a pamphlet calling attention to |
real work on the farm. Thursday evening at five o'clock after | the great waste in this Sta'e in the
Woon Young Chun is a renowned | 8 two weeks’ illness with grip which | raising of this most important article
Chinaman, Go tear him speak in | terminated iv pneumonis, of diet, According to the above
Grange Arcadia next Tuesday evening. | Deceased wus born st Pittghargh pushentiy, peoueyivanies potain -_
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Hubler, of 29 31 the ikie of his deuth Way oan 000 bushels through preventable dig-
Lock Haven, spent Thursday at the He was a farmer all his life and oc- | ®%%ee. The department of botany, up- |
To Prevent Potato Waste,
Jonce BROTHERS
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home of the former’s parents in this
place.
Walter R. Hosterman, proprietor of
the Spring Mills garage, was a brief
business caller at. this office on Mon-
day.
Norman Emerick, who is employed
by the Grand Union Tea Company, at
DuBois, spent a few days with his
mother in thie place,
The town’s younger set held a dance
in Grange Arcadia Friday evening.
Deitrich’s orchestra from Bellefonte
furnished the music,
Mr. and Mre, James 8, stahl motor-
ed to State College on Sunday, epend-
ing the day with their daughter, Mrs,
R. E. Bnyder,
Mr. and Mre, D, A. Boozar left last
Thursday for Chicago, I1)., where they
Ralph C, Boozer, and family.
William Grossman, who had heen
spending the past six months in
Ritchey, Illinois, returmed to his
home near Tusseyville this week.
The seventh annual banquet of the
sherifl’s association of Centre county
was held at the hotel at Pleasant
Gap last Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Thomss and
daughter, Miss Jennie, attended the
funeral of John Felding, a brother-in-
law of Mrs, Thomas, at Linden Hall,
on Tuesday,
Hon. Leonard Rhone, during the
past four or five days, has been confin-
ed for a part of the time to bed. About
Christmas time, Mr, Rhone received
injuries from a fall from the effects of
which he has not fully recovered. His
suffering is mostly from severe pains
in the head.
Prof. W. V. Godshall, 5, 8., M. N,
prioeipsl of the Spring Mills ecb ole,
bas decided to open a normal echool
st Spring Mills about April 25:1 , and
bas an advertisement to that effeat in
thie issue, Btodents wishing to pre-
pare for advaoced school work should
read the ad,
The P, O. 8B. of A., in convention st
Harrisburg last Thursday, sdopted
President Wilson in the present inter-
national crisis, snd pledging its sup
port in the event of war, The presi.
dent was asked to furnish rifiss to the
Penusylvania division of the P, 0. A.
of A. reserves, for immediate traini R
service,
James J. Gramley, ex-county tress-
urer, who has spent the greater part
of the past twenty-five years in Illi
pois, arrived in Centre county Iast
Wednesday and is now circulatiog
among relatives in Brush Valley.
Less than a year ago Mr. Gramley
purchased a farm pear Smullton snd
he is thinking seriously of remaining
bere and looking after it.
According ‘to testimony produced
before the jury of view appointed by
the court to condemn the Lewistown
aod Kishacoquillas Turnpike between
Lewistown and Reedsville the tots)
receipts from tolls collected during the
past eighteen years amount to $90,-
677.82. A pumber of witnesses lesil-
fied that the road in its present condi-
tion was consi lered a handicap to' the
best interests of Mifflin county,
Judge Quigley must be commended
for meting out a a utevee, ealling for
a floe of $100, 10 vire, M, A. Pizer, of
Puilipsburg, for violating the law Teg.
uistiong thesale of cigarettes, Toislaw
is being flagrantly violated by practic.
ally every dealer in cigarettes, Locally
mere children are daily seen smoking
the * papers.” The action of the court
ought to have a wholescme «feet for
the good of this ae well as every other
community io Centre county,
Rev, William R, Jones, paator of
several Methodist congregations in
and abou! Shawville, Clea: field cour-
ty, was taken to the Clearfield hospita
last Friday for an « perstion for me-
triditie, mada necessary ms the result
of a severe attack of Lia Grippe. Fol-
lowing the operation word was re-
esived by his parente, Rev, and Mrs,
R. R. Jone, in this place, tHat the
operation which was a rather severe
one, was successful, [he young
minister will be obliged to remsin in
the hospital for several weeks,
McAllister soholar hips at the Penp-
sylvania State College will be awarded
this year to students from Columbis,
Mifflin, Perry, Wyoming and Centre
counties, These five counties show
the highest ratio of students enrolled
to the total population of the county,
High school principals will conduct
competative examinations to select
candidates for the scholarships. The
candidates will be tested in United
Htates history, civil government,
slgebra to quadratice, plane geometry,
Eoglish grammar and Eoglish
ciaesice. The echolarsbips were estab
lizhed by Dr. and Mre. T. R, Haye, of
Bellefonte, and are worth $90 in cash,
They are valid for ove yemr, begin-
DIog vext Beptember., Examination
will be held and the appointments
made before June 1,
cupied the farm on which he died for
the past twenty-three years. In 1872
he married Miss Nancy Witmer who
survives with four children, namely,
Lemuel Felding, of Lamar; George
W., at home ; William H., of Staten
Island, New York; Mrs. Wallace
White, of Linden Hall. One brother,
Casper Felding, of Pittsburgh, and
four sisters—Mre, John Rosenhamer,
of Latrobe ; Mrs, John Kline, of Baint
Bounifacius ; Misses Eva sand Mary
Felding, of Collune, Alabama, aleo
survive, Mr, Felding was of the
Catholic faith and religiously observed
its teachings all his life, He was a
home-loving map, and consequently
was a devoted husband and kind
father.
Funeral services were held Tuesday
morning at ten o'clock at his late
bome and burial was made in the
Boalsburg cemetery, Rev. GQ. L. Court-
ney of the Lutheran church officiat-
ing.
Bellefonte Heat Plant wold,
The Bellefonte gas and steam heat-
ing plant was sold at sherifl’s sale on
Monday for $500, Harry T. Mann
bought the plant as trustee fur the
bondholdere.
LOCALS
The condition of Mre, W. A. Krise
continues to be critical,
Mrs. Rebecca Bcholl is
friends in Lemont this week.
Miss Bertha Btrobmeier is visiting
Miss Besse Breon and mother in State
College,
Mra, George H, Emerick sustained
cata shoa' the head when she fell on
the ice at her home on Tuesday morn-
ing.
visiting
Hpring-like were Sunday, Monday
and Tuseday, mercury climbing close
to the 60 mark. Thunder showers
with sharp fla hes of lightning oecur-
red Monday evening,
Mre, W, F, Keller, who for a month
bas been suftering from ipflimmation
in one of her eyes, is now considerably
better. The abecess formed on the eye
lid was lanced on Monday, and it is
now thought the inflammation will
subside,
The People’s National Bank, of Bel-
insgrove, a new institution, will be
stared in that town shortly with a
capital stock of $35,000. That sum hae
almost been raised, $20 000 being sub.
soribed on the first day subscription
papers were taken out, Negotiations
are being made for the pure hase of the
Arbogast building, The bank is the
third to be started in Selinsgrove,
Both of the other institutions are
flourishing.
Robert Bierly, of Rebersburg, sceom-
panied by Misses Helen Colyer and
Madaline Cable, of Millheim, Batar-
day night figured in an sutomobile
accident in Millbeim says the Journal,
When driving in front of the residence
occupied by Mrs, Busan Commioge, on
North street, the car ran into a snow
drift and turned over, None of the
occupants were hurt, but the automo-
bile top was pretty well demolished,
After righting the mschine it was run
with ita own power,
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spring Mills,
Aeon was born to Mr, and Mrs,
Miles Johnson on Baturday,
Andrew Rote purchased a phones
graph from J. L. Decker,
Mre, Marah Spavely, of MIflinburg,
spent a week with friends and rels-
tives,
(". J. Finkle, who ia employed at
Burnham, spent Fanday with his
family.
Mr, and Mre, Orvis Beaty, and son
Glenn, of Avie, sttendad the bar quet
ofthe l. O, O, F.on Thuraday evening.
The bigh school scholars had their
annual school party atthe home of
William Carson, on Tuesday eveninr,
A tew of our young people attended
a dance at Penn Hall, on Friday ever-
ing. Some young men apnoyed them
by stealing their robe, harness, buggy
wheels, ete,
One of the horses that burned in the
railroad wreck at Bristol, was kept at
Penn Hall all winter by Ralph Shook,
nephew of John Datwhler, It was in
perfeat condition and was a besuty ;
sand was much admired wherever Mr:
Shook drove it,
Between two hundred and fifty and
three hundred persons attended the
L O. O. F. barquet held in the Grange
hall on Thursday evening. Refresh
mente, consisting of oysters, sand-
wiches, pickles, loe cream and cake,
were served after which a social time
was ¥pjayed by all,
SO 3 I
OME FOR SALE. HOME, KNOWN AB
the Oltver Love at Colyer, is Sar
pak) Cog heed good barn,
ouse, all ou
along pu _~
malt brought right to door. A Ble ot place
rics reasonable, Time will be given to right
pa
Inquire of
CHARLES WOLFE.
21 Colyer, Pa,
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A special bulletin has been |
This bulletin is mailed upon | |
Effective treatment in|
Sheeting, Pillow Tub-
ing, Table Linen, Shirt-
ings, Ginghams and Dress
Ginghams,
Old-fashioned Calico for
.
Lot of New Queens-
Heavy Hose—wool and
A few more Blankets,
Sunbury Bread,
ftore closes every Wednesday even-
H. F. Rossman
SPRING ILLS, PA.
MOTOR CAR #°
It is interesting to stop and recall how many good things
you have heard of the car, and how very few of the other
sort.
Its merits are now so universally accepted that they are rarely
a subject of discussion.
That the car is all it is represented to be is taken for granted,
That it is good value is conceded beforehand,
Therefore sales are very quickly consummated,
It will pay you to visit us and examine this car.
The gasoline consumption is unusually low.
Thé tire mileage is unusually high.
Touring Car or Roadster, $785; Winter Touring Car or Roadster, $950; Sedan, $1185
( All prices f. 0. b, Detroit )
SNYDER’S GARAGE
121-123 Burrow St. Bell "Phone 200 State College, Pa.
attending Court,
5,000
SCENES
POSITIVELY
THE
LAST
TIME
IN
THIS
CITY
COST
$500,000
3,000
HORSES
SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA
OF 25
FROM THE
LIBERTY
THEATRE
NEW YORK
8 MONTHS
to Produce
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