LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mrs. Daniel Daup is confined to bed,
suffering with rheumatism,
Miss Elizabeth Dennis, of Spring
Mills, was a visitor in Centre Hall on
Monday,
\. Miss Anna Sweeney, of Boalsburg,
\ was a guest of Mrs, Lizzie Jacobs over
Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. King is a patient at the
Bellefonte hospital, due to a general
breakdown,
Rev. R. R. Jones and Mr. and Mrs,
F. M. Fisher are attending Eastern Sy-
nod, at Norristown this week.
John M, Coldron is in charge of
Smith's store during Mr. Smith's stay in
Illinois, which will be for two weeks,
Mrs. Charles McCool, of Spring Mills
visited her parents, Mr and Mrs. A. C.
Ripka, in Centre Hall, last week,
Domer Emerick, of Altoona, stopped
off at Centre Hall for a short time on
Monday, while going through town by
auto.
Mr, and Mrs. Cleve Mitterling and
daughter motored to Lewisburg and
Mifflinburg, last Thursday, and visited
relatives at the latter place.
M. N. Miller, on the Geiss Wagner
farm, near Tusseyville, will hold public
sale next spring, and has selected
Thursday, March 17th, as the time.
John J. Arney and granddaughter |
Miss Pear] Arney, returned on Monday
after a week's visit at the Miles Arney
home, at Niagara Falls, New York.
A. M. Grove, of near Penns Cave
station, on account of ill health, will
dispose of his farm stock and imple-
ments on Saturday, November 27th.
Miss Ruth Schreckengast, of near
Centre Hall, was operated on for the re-
moval of her tonsils in the Bellefonte
hospital on Saturday, and returned to
her home Wednesday.
John D, Meyer, of Altoona,
to Centre Hall on Sunday,
home with him Mr. and Mrs.
Kreamer, who spent
Johnstown and Altoona,
Mr, and Mrs. Morris
Chambersburg, visited Mr. and
Elmer Royer and Mrs. Frank
Mrs. Shaeffer
motored
bringing
H. W.
two weeks in
Shaeffer, of
Mrs.
Gfirerer
the past week. is an aunt
of Mr. Royer and Mrs. Gfrerer.
The chestnut crop is practic
ure. A section in
a grove
many bushels,
year. The chestnut
destroying the
Prof. W. V. Dennis,
will spend some time
latter part of
Centre Hall High
soccer football and dodge ball.
eager to establish clean sport
schools.
ally a fail
the Seven Mts, where
yielded
t a chestnut
ht is
of trees heretofore
is wit
blig
ETac
gradually
trees,
of Spring Mil
in Centre Hall the
s week to coach
students
He i
in all
school
George Condo, of Forbes Road, and
his brother, Clyde Condo, Vander-
grift, motored to Centre Hall the latter
part of last week and returned on Mon-
day with their parents, Mr, and Mrs. M.
‘M. Condo, who expect to spend some
time with their sons in the Pittsburgh
district.
of
Mrs. Susan Goodhart suffered a light
paralytic stroke last Friday morning
while at the home of her son, J. C.
Goodhart, at Centre Hill, She was re-
moved to Centre Hall where her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wagner Geiss, of Bellefonte, is
caring for her. Her condition is
good.
diss Verda Rowe, who accompanied
a crowd of young people to Spring Miils
last Friday, was taken ill suddenly with
acute indigestion and a telephone mes.
sage to that effect was sent to her home
Her immediate removal home was es-
sential and Shaonon Boozer was sent on
the errand with a Dodge car, making
the trip to Spring Mills in eight minutes
Miss Rowe was confined to bed
short time only with her iliness.
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Jonathan Spangler Dead.
Jonathan Spangler, of Rebersburg,
passed away in the Lock Haven hospi.
tal on Tuesday morning. He suffered
from kidney trouble and was aged sev.
enty-eight years. The body was sent to
his home at Rebersburg, from which fu-
neral services will be held on Saturday.
His wife preceded him in death, but
several children survive,
quite
for a
A
Boalsburg Physician Arrested. |
Dr. William W. Woods, of Boalsburgi
who was arrested last Friday on a fed.
eral warrant charging violations of the
Harrison anti-narcotic act, was given a
preliminary hearing and was released on
$1,500 bond.
The government charged that Dr,
Woods sold a narcotic in violation of the
law. The Dr. denied the charge,
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Auction Sale at Meiss’ Store.
The last auction sale of the season at
Meiss’ store, Colyer, will be held on Sat-
urday evening, Oct. 30.
Also, beginning today (Thursday) all
groceries will be subject to a 5 per cent.
discount and dry goods and notions to a
10 per cent, cut, G. R. MEISS,
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Red Cross Meeting:
A meeting of the Red Cross will be
held next Monday evening, Oct .25, at
7.39, in the council room, to elect officers
for the coming year. A good attend-
ance is expected, Chairman,
WANTED.~Dining room girl, dish
washer and cook at New Central Hotel,
Lewistown, Pa, at pd
5
4
' CGFENERAL MERCHANDISING
BUSINESS AND
BUILDING OFFERED FOR SALE.
I will dispose of my gene ral merchan-
dising business, together with good
store building, located at Linden Hall,
under terms suitable to buyer ; and un-
til sale is effected,
reduced prices.
gains,
MRS. J. W, KELLER,
. at Linden Hall, Pa
PORK WANTED,~—I am in the mar-
ket for pork, asl will pay good prices
for fat hogs. Call Bel
-W, S, Luc as, Centre Hal, Pa,
“WANTED.
chicken house.— John H,
tre Hall, Pa,
0 43pd.
—Will buy a “good “colony
Detwiler, Cen-
Must be priced right,
I,
sale.
Jones, Box 551, Olney,
BRADFORD & C0.
CENTRE HALL, PA,
U nloading 1 now a car of ( *hoice ‘Whe rat
Bran. attractive.—~BRADFORD
& CO,
Price
Just received a car load of Coe-Morti-
mer Fertilizer.—-BRADFORD & CO,
If vou need Roofing, we have on hand
BRADFORD & 0.
CENTRE HALL,
Catarrhial Dearness Cannot Be Cured |
Ly local applications, as they cannot reach
the disogued portion of the ear, There is |
only one way to cure cstarrhal deafness, |
und that is ‘by a constitutional
Catarrhal Deafness is caused
tinmed condition of the
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Is |
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or im-
perfect hearing, and when It is entirely |
closed, Deoafness is the result,
by an in-
restored fo Its normal condition,
will be destroyed forever.
deafness are caused by catarrh,
faces,
the blood on the
gystem
We
mucous surfaces of the
will give One Hundred Dollars for
be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine.
culars free. All Druggists, Tbe.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Clr~ |
| ord ‘rs among friends ard neighbors for
| the genuine guaranteed hosiery, full lines for
| men, women and children. Eliminates darn
a week for full time, Experience unnecessary.
Write, INTEENATIONAL BTOCKING MILI,
| Norristown, Pa.
TAMES W. SWABB
LINDEN HALL, CENTRE CO., PA.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, &e¢, written srd ax
ecuted with care. All legal busines prompt}
“ to, Hpeclal attention given 0 pars
ting of Estates, ¢ Licenses, Anica.
bile Licenses, and all other Alplicatn
Blanks Kept of hand. ov... 90 |
CYRUS BRUNGART
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
CENTRE HALL, PA.
Special attention given to collecting, L-gsl
writings of all classes, including deeds, mortgages
licenses secured, and all meatier periairing tothe
office attended to promotiy. aul 21
Real Estate
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DISPLAY
NOV. 11TH
essay on *
Tyrone, Oct. 7, 1920,
where. Their
purchase your
New Booster Member
ALTAMONT
HOTEL
W. C. ADLER, Prop.
Little
Girl Essayist Says :
merch-
names stand
needs of your
Members Altoona
Booster Association
Altoona Business College
Central Trust Co,
First National Bank =
ncoin Deposit &
Mountain £
Second
The Bon Ton Dept
The Wn m.F. Gable (
Ki os. Departm
Schwartz Bros. Department
Boecking & Meredith, Drug Store
Jacob Sitnek, Drug Store
A. F, Shomberg, Druggist
Shavers Drug Store,
Altoona Elec Eng.
Myers Bros,
W. S. Aaron,
Rothert Co. , Furniture
5a sdde Bros., Grocers
E. McKenzie, Lighting Fixtures
:. Casanave, Leather Goods, Harnéss
W. H. s. Hard
Colonial Hotel, 1124 Twelfth
Altamont Hotel
Isidor Marcus, Jeweler §
T. H. Walter, Jeweler
Altoona Leather Store,
Brett's Ready-to-Wear Store
Whitman's Ladies’ Wear Store
F. A, Winter & Son. Music Dealers
Goldschmid Bros., Men's Wear
Leopold & Bigley, Men's Wear !
N. A. Stevens, Mortician
Spectacie Bazar
Dr. L. M. Phil
Neal's Millinery Shop
Altoona Times Tribune
Altoona Mirror
Thos. Cusack Co., Out-dk
Penn Central Light & Power Co.,
Beam's Restaurant
Lester Shoe Co
Royal Boot Shop
A. Simon & Co.,
Homer Hanson Shoe Store
The Shoe Market
Orpheum Theatre
The Strand Theatre
H. W. McCartney, Statio jer
Grand Unioa Tea Co
Trust Co
ity Trust Co.
ional Bank
Store
Dept.
ent Store
Nat
Store
Store
& Supply Co.,
Florists
Furniture |}
Goodfeliow's Sons iware
Ave,
il ips
Shoe Store
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