THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1833.
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CORRESPONDENTS’
DEPARTMENT
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Williams and
Mark
f Bellefonte, visited
T. Swartz
the hering.
Donaldson had
wrles Slat-
in
ome
Four hunters from
rs
their headquarters at the Cl
terbeck home for several days.
Farmer Wm,
fine team of
Monday .
Dick Mowery,
Mildred
Stoner purchased a
sorrel mares at the horse
sale
Mrs,
formerly
last week at her
Kenneth Wert, who
ployed at Loysville Orphan Home dur-
has returned
of Burnham
Kline, spent a day
home here.
lmis been em-
ing the summer months,
to his home for the winter.
of Johnstown, spent
the week at the
at Colyer.
George Cooney,
latter
home of
Mrs. Wm
pneumonia.
Miss Ann
home
the part of
parents
Ishler
his
has been ill with
Wert it the parental
over Thanksgiving.
Van is hunting
leghenies. P. Ramer
Regulars near the Foust
Mr. and Mrs. Chalmer
Huntingdon. spent Wednesday
of Willard Smith and
at the butchering.
Mr and Mrs. J. Q Heiffner,
Pittsburgh, visited a short while at the
D. G. Fortney home, Wednesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Heiffner were on their way
to Lewistown to spend Thanksgiving
the former's parents.
Grassmyer and
Green Grove,
friends in this vicinity last
Lloyd Kerlin, son and grandson, of
near Harrisburg, were among the many
this community.
who taken
hospital a
was
Al-
the
in the
with
Meeker
Ct is
inn.
Grove,
at
from
the
ome assisted
from
with
Abraham
Lydia, from
daughter,
visited
week,
hunters seen in
W. F. Rockey,
the Centre County
was to
week or
two ago, was operated on Saturday and
well as can be ex
is getting along as
pected We all
recovery.
Rev,
started
Hill church
hope for his speedy
minister,
Zion
the
of
t the home
Mrs E
Chester
a
and
Knepp ar
the week end
parents in Westmoreland county
Mrs. Ella Shaffer, of Lock Haven, is
hey
spending some time at the home of
M. N. Miller
Frank Ennist
hunters
infant
8
Wednesday for of
yvder re
buck
andMrs,
to th
Miles
killing
and =n we
lucky each
The
Homer
3 LE
daughter of Mi:
eetwoxl was taken ©
hospital wervation and
treatment
Mrs rumgart and two chii-
are spending the week
Mr. and Mrs. J. M
Brumgart unt«
dren,
with her parents
Carson, while Mn is bh
in
2
Mrs. Margaret Bollinger,
of Virginia, called the
MeoeClaskey home on
son Edward,
Miss Caro.
Tuesday
at
line
Boalsburg.
Kidder and daughter, Mrs,
were callers
Mrs. LL. E
Stuart, of State
in town on Saturday
George Widder and aunt, Mrs. Kath-
arine Moore. drove up from Harris:
burg, Thursday morning and were ac-
companied to Centre Hall by Mrs. Ella
and Miss Elizabeth Harpster,
they were Thanksgiving day
gt the Arney home.
J. H. Wagner and
Helghts, N. J.., spent
town Saturday morning
their home after spending
Thanksgiving the Rev. W. J
Wagner and Rev. J. F. Harkins homes
Mrs. Margaret Kuhn attended the
funeral of her uncle, Jasper Knarr,
at Milesburg, on Saturday.
Mrs, Jerre Zettle and children,
Pleasant Ouap, visited friends in
last week. .
Miss Daisy Tlowe, of Btate College,
was accompanied to Williamsport by
Mrs, Kuhn to spend Thanksgiving at
the Harry Kubin home.
John Kimport went
for his Bnd
are omfortably
the
College,
afternoon.
arr
where
Puests
ev.
Hudson
time in
to
family, of
a short
en:
route
day at
‘
ie of
town
Inst
th
In
to Altoona
week wife baby and
family
thelr
Mise Anna
day evening
in Altoona
Mr. and Mrs. John Houser and chil
dren spent Sunday at Spring Mills
visiting Mrs. Houser's father, Mr.Y.ong.
who is quite ill
The Misses Graham and
clila Stunrt were week-end guests
thelr aunt, Mra Harry Musser,
Rtate College, at her camp near Rok
Eprings.
Mrs, Alfred lee entertained a nume-
her of friends at a quilting on Wed
nesday evening.
Mra. Pau Coxey and son and Mrs,
Richard CGoheen and son, of Indiana,
were guests at the homes of their
parents, recently.
A qui —
Mifflin county Ministerium met In
tte Y. M. (. A. suditorium on Mon:
day afternoon nnd following a banquet
at 4:00 o'clock, the regular sessfon was
held, The gathering was attended by
Nev. J. M, Kirkpatrick, of the local
rohyterics church, Rev, J. Frederic
‘wo, Yengoertown, Is the ministeri-
now settled
bridge
returned home Sun.
spending week
cottage near
Pale
after a
Miss Pris.
of
: Spring Mills
Happenlugs
Town-
A Colleetion of Newsy
and Personals from Gregg
ship's Metropolis.
and Mra. Harry Brown and
Louise, of Williamsport, spent
with Mr. and Mr
daughter
Sunday samuel
Brown.
Mrs, Harold Meyer
everal days with tonsilitis.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Diehl, of Mifflin-
burg, spent the week-end at the
of Mr. and Mrd& A. C. Dunlap.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebon Finkle, of (Cleve
land, Ohio, are spending a time
witly Mrs. Mabel Smith and daughter
Bernice,
Mr. and
has been ill for
#
home
short
Mrs. Bright Bitner attended
a dinner at Mifflinburg, Wednesday
evening: they were ompanied
Mr .and Mrs, Ray Booh of Aaronsburg. |
the Loyal Order |
by |
Ac
Dinner was given by
of Moose,
Miss Delsy
school in
Thanksgiving vacation
Mrs. Charles A. Krape,
Me Mrs. Wm. Haney of Rising
Sun, Mr. Mrs Harry Finkle |
and two children, of Bellefonte: Mr. |
and Mrs. Paul Grove and daughter, of |
town, were Sunday visitors at the home
Mrs. Mabel Smith and daughter |
jernice. = ;
teaching |
her |
and |
is
spent
Mr,
Morris, who
Doylestown,
with
and
Md. ; and
of
Clayton Snyder was one of the lucky |
ones Friday, the first day eof the deer |
season, to kill a nice three-point buck, |
Eugene Beightol, who suffered g #o-|
vere attack of appendicitis, was rush- |
to the Centre County hospital by |
his father, Lewis A. Beightol, one day |
last week, |
Mrs. Elmer Spicher, who
seriously ill for the past eight
is very much improved at this writing. |
Lloyd P. Smith, of near Zerby Bia |
tion, retired Forest Ranger of that dis.
trict, transacted business in Sat-
urday.
Mrs,
Sill: Pajamas
Handkerchiefs
Silk Scarfs
COATS
ed i i 6)
Si
has been
weeks, |
Towel Sets
Silk Kimonos
Sik Hosiery
Bathrobes
Qu ited Robe 5
DRESSES
Pocketbooks
Blankets
Hatca
town
Clayton HR Stover, who h
the past ten days with her
ter in Ygri, returned home Sunday
The Mises Sarah and Esther En-
i of Potters Millis, spent
® Day at the
Bitner
ns
His.
£99
home of
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In ord
Blaine
¢
Christmas
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JUSE SLIPPERS for the ENTIRI
Time
Interwoven Hosiery
Gaiters
Leather
SHOES
Muiflers
She ef / in
Travelis
Dressing
Gloves
Rain 24s
SUITS
Dress
Shirt
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. FAMILY 29¢ and higher.
calers
WERCOATS
Under car
uspenders
ETSON HATS
Vind! ‘ll
more
rear er
spetite for
appetd for
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$
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rents at
Miss
EVERY CHI
ork
~ thes «
br
roug?
IArer was
deer hunters when he home,
Monday, =u
ipproximately
on 13-point buck weighing
150 ihe
A bountiful was served at the
in honor
Supper
Mills Methodist Manse
Spring
LD’S COAT
Every SUIT and
OVERCOAT
The Practical
Xmas Gift
and Mrs. H. A. Pruyn
November 27. Those
Mr Mra. Guy Corman,
Mrs. George Thomas, Mr. and
Henray Erdley, Rev. and Mis. D
Keener. and Mrs. Annie Smith. |
chats concluded a
evening.
and fam-
present
of Rew
il on
ncluded
Dr
Mrs
R.
Games
and
and
and social
very pleasant
Rev. H. A. Pruyn and family
Thanksgiving Day guests of the
Moore family, in Centre Hall
were
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It’s Time
to start thinking of
Christmas Gifts
Prices are Going Up
!
Goods Hard to Get !
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HAVE A LARGE LINE OF
Re
Watches, Clocks, *
Jewelry, Silverware,
Leather Goods
and many useful gifts bought be-
fore the advance in prices.
BUY HERE AND
SAVE MONEY
R. S. STOVER--Jeweler
Phone 19R4
on BeCTelary,
HIT BY STRAY BULLET
John H. Koch, aged of
was shot through the left
er blade and one rib, by a bullet from
an unascertained source, while hunt.
ing Friday in the Barrens, well known
Centre county hunting section.
He was taken to the Centre county
hogital where his condition réport-
ed good. He says that he did not see
any hunter or hear a shot at the time
he injured, which lcads te
struck by stray
26, Storms-
town should
ju
was the
belief that he was a
bullet
ANNUAL BANK MEETING.
The annual meeting of stockholders
of The First National Bank of Centre
Hall, Pa, will be held in the banking
rooms the second Tuesday of Jan y
1534, same being the 9h dav of the
month, between the hours of 10 and,
12 o'cloek, for the election of direct:
ors and the transaction of any other
busipess’ that may come before the
meeting.
H, 1
EBRIGHT, Cashier.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
In the Estate of of N OLETA HOL-
LABAUGH, late of State College Bor.
Letters of administration on above estate
having been duly granted the undersig
ail persons knowing themselves ludeb
tv the estate are requested to make im.
mediste payment, and those having claims
Agammet the same to present them duly au-
thenticated for settlement.
MRS. MARIA T. HOLLABAUGH,
Administratrix.
State College,
W. Harrison Walker, Att'y, Pa.
Bellefonte, Pa. x3
EXECUTORS NOTIOR.
In the Estate of DAVID A. BOOZER,
late of Centres Hall Borough, Centre
county, Pa., deceased
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been duly granted the undersign-
ed. all persons knowing themselves in
debted to the estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement,
1 C. BOOZER,
JOHN SHANNON BOOZER,
fo Exeoutors,
W. Harrison Walker,
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Centre Hall, Pa.
Attorney
PENNY-A-WORD COLUMN
FOR RENT. -—8pace in hotel block, 'R
suitable for store or restaurant (only |
first-class restaurant man need apply.) !
Possession by November 23rd. Apply
of Miss Laura Runkle, at Centre Hall
hoted, 45tf
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WANTED Market chickens of ail
. FRED LUSE, Manage
| Fay TOMATOES
FREE !
MILLHEIM
Reigel, Centre Hall; phone 11-
3 ue
a — a
The total number of hunting licenses
F. Hunter,
first day of
5.200, ~about
up to the close of
the hunting season,
one-xixth of the
Te
as
a
med can 1 Oc
32c¢
LIMA BEANS
JELLO--ll flavors
3 Ibs 25¢
21s 17¢
. Ib 45¢
« 3 pkgs 17¢
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[P& G SOAP,
Safer, finer, more suds than ever,
IVORY = . .,. .
Let Ivory Soap protect your han's.
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makes clothes wear longer,
GOLDEN
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3 med cakes 16¢
Ige pkg 16¢
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