on recently pugchased H.
jy it 3
Carl and naa il remo
cmery and Verna Rowe
8 Ruth Bmith at
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hs installing ofl
mmings.
having
’ y i
formed chute whic
Millhelifix this ®eelk,
. and Mire,
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Grange KFoesmyp-
Centre
features,
" ig top. All
ared to “ eirecu
wilt wes that
had to be erecte
‘crowd.
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Bananas.
into the war
the banana
nt trip, In
important
unable t
{ Oi the
an Hungry?”
rday Evening Fost,
tle Dog Trees Boucai.
caliber poodle dog treed a 45
centimeter bobcat near the tankhouse
of the city waterworks in Parley's can-
yon and kept him in a state of siege
on the top of .a telephone pole until
the feline was shot by Louis Shricker,
caretaker at the tankhouse, according
to the Sait Lake Tribune,
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Go A EEL TERE TR ae ey
BOALSBURG,
rave
rove,
Altoons,
Pitosirn, returned
Kk,
spent severe! d
toons, visited hi
M
te, Mr d ra, Wo, Htover
. Ella Gingerich and daughte:
re. J. D. Mayes, at Milton,
“2 na
week with
f
k
Ze=chman and son, G,
Reitz and daughter, spent
Bundsay.
were ad
Hester Lonbeorger,
nn home ; Edward
Mr. Emma BStuart
Kreamer at the Mrs,
home ; John Dale
nllaora
{inlie e,
Kresmer and daugh-
Hunter, of Newton
i
panied 1 Mre,
y
-
endaughter, Mirs Marguc-
ona, spent peveral days
ends here,
residents of
2 Kreamer
y e years old in July
a very energetic lady for her
She wes able to go aronnd Bosle-
her self, During the lot winter
{ees i Vv quills bhesid 2 fining
EK r, of Mifflin.
J. W. Kell
Haven,
and Mure,
wt time,
# ho i» employed in
f our ope ple took
Bellefonte on Batards vy.
vy were Andrew Hote snd
Myers and family, and
the
The
d did
The house
{ every oneerjoyed the
Hien Rorsmar, of
ere gueats at the H. F.
f mm Friday inti
y. Ray Ro aman,’ of Burn-
pent a few « g at home also,
A. Bright, Topeks, Kane
Mre, William
LO. O. FP in
His address
the members
war bere, Mil.
of Jerry Bhunk,
bt before Decora
thought, to spond
at home, He left sgein
he morning telling his mother he
had secured & good position st Lewi -
him be had enlisted and wes on bis
way to Ohio to a (raining camp, He
feared his parents’ opposition and
took that way to sp=re his mother a
heartbreaking farewell, He is but a
iad of pot yet nineteen,
Memorial Dag wes oboeived ln a file
ting manner snd more Interst wee
taken than in former years. The P.
O. B, of A. had charge of the arrange.
ments. That order met ot the Grange
Hall st nine o'clock, and accompanied
by the veterape procseded to the
Union cymetery at Farmers Mille
whera they decorat: 1 the soldiers’
graves, baling seatsted hy the citizens
end Banday-soiic ol of that piace. The
ALR v'olooh the of legation visited the
Holy Cross cometery ln Georges Vale
BE
and fre thers prod icd to the Pi
byterian con ry Alter decorat
the several ¢ ' graves they ent
| ed the church, Eight girls execu
"
{8 pantomime while Mise Certru
| Musser sang The Star Hpangled Ba
| dreseed Lhe crowd with an eloqu
| oration, plenssing all who beard it.
The P. O. B. A. realized $66.00
their ieatival.
About thirty people from this ple
attended the circus nt Bellefonta
Maturday.
Mr. and Mrs, F. D, Stover, Mr, a
Mrs. James Houshe motored to Ma
| sonburg on Bunday,
Mre. John Keller is spending sor
Musser, near Centre Hall,
J. H, Detwiler autoed from (Cent
Hall one day this week and return
| homie with his father who will spe
| BEVeral w
Mira M n Blow who ig empl
ed al
vacatios
Mre. A.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Orwig are
joicing over the arrival of a baby daug
| ter, born on June 1st and named Mi:
saline Grace,
Rv. (Gersey tool ev. John
i Bright,
Sunday, at whi
Bright delivered a lectu:
Mr. and Mre, Zina Biabhm, of Mii
linburg, epent, Friiay with the latte:
aged mother, Mrs, Amands
and other relatives,
J. F. Krape returnci home fre
Philedelphis, on Hatarday, where
nad gone to receive trestment in a he
ital, His condition is much impr
was take
veelks ago, |
to return bome, and some time thi
city to accompany her home,
The flag raising on Memoria! De
was attended by several hundred pe
ie, Prof. Zeigler delivered 8 mt
1OBpIri 44 C1 wea ah
ted by all,
tev. J. A. Bright, of Tope
sar, presched a very able sermon |
the Lutheran church ou Bunday eve
ng. This being Rev, Bright's fi
sr home, he was heartily greeted «
sented 1
Jersey Hi
or addy
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE VEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
age licenses and
{| Inatiors eriainiag to U
OILS & GASOLINE
I receive carload shipments a:
can supply you at all times at low
est prices
Bring your barrels and drut.
and try my oils and gasoline,
William McClenahen
WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR
CENTRE HALL, PA.
New Springs, Light
Weight Goods for
Suits and Dresses
White Goods
Sheeting
Pillow Tubing
Shirtings
Dress Gingham
Lancaster Apron Gingham
Percales and Linens
Ready-made Underwear
Gauze
Nainsook
Long Cloth and Muslin
Ready-made Aprons
Old-Fashioned Calico for
Quilts
SUNBURY BREAD EVERY DAY
Ftore closes every Wednesday even
lng at 6 o'clock,
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“that it burns the most eco-
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