The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-08-02
Read W. =. Winey'snew phosphate
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advertisement i'll this issue.
| G. G.. Gutelius is now furnishing
our people with healthy and cool
ing drink called milk k-shake." He
has purchased an outfit mt consider
able expense and ~ it is an excep-
tionally fine temperance drink he
will no donbt receive the liberal pa
tronage his enterprise deserves.
Prof. Billhart recently finished
magnificent crayon picture of his
uncle's wife, Mrs. DIR. Billhart, of
Upper Sandusky. Ohio. His work
is his best advertisement and he is
getting lots OF it.
LATER. Since writing the above
the Professor has presented the ed
} itor of the PosT with life size draw
ing of ourself, (which is acknowledged
by all as his masterpiece of art. We
are mt II loss what to say of it. Did
we say it was pretty it would sound
like tlattery, to say anything else
would be base slander, so we leave il
until the returns come in.
p. o. s. A. CONVENTION
Members of the Patriotic Order Sons
of America, Snyder Union District,
|, will assemble in the Cantonment Of
Washington Camp, No. l5l i'll Free
burg, Snyder County, Pa, on Satur-
, day, Aug 4th, 1888, at o'clock, p. NJ.
sharp. When every member-sur-
rounding circumstances permitting,
is expected to be present. Members
of the Order from neighboring Dis
; tricts are cordially invited to join us
: on this occasion. A Parade of the Or.
der will take place Mt $3.50 o'clock, in
which Camps outside of the District
A will participate. The public in gen
, eral is invited to take part, by thei,
presence, in the first public appear
a ance of the order since 1874 A
/. public meeting win be l4eld ia s,oyerie
Hall in the evening, to which the
public is cordially invited. Able
speakers will entertain those who
honor us with their presence. AL
: the members of the Order residing
in Snyder county are requested
: to report promptly Mt / o'clock, p. Nj
as business of Importance will com,
q before the Convention. BY order o.
v EDWIN $. WILLIS, Dist. Pres
n Ed. b. BAssLER, Secretary.
KRATzERvILLE ELopEMEYT.-Tht
y Freeburg Courier of last week con
tanned the intelligence that on Satur
n day Morning, July1s,H. II. Klingler
e one of the leading and most success
|. ful farmers of the vicinity of Kratzer
= vile, left his home telling his wifi,
y and children that he would go tc
|. Sunbury to buy n plow. While al
Sunbury he told Mr.. Kratzer, his
: neighbor that he was unable to secur,
|, a plow there, and was compelled
= to go to Middleburgh and would
i not return home until Saturday
. night at MISUNDERSTANDING neigh
Dor, w. B. Herman, conveyed his
own wife to the Selinsgrove depot
on Saturday morning for the purpose
C of going to Milton to visit relatives
S When she kissed her husband fare.
y well she inquired IF he would take
= up with her if she stayed more then
4 n week" Still this question aroused
. no suspicion in her husbands mind.
e Since that time nothing has been
seen nor heard of either of them and
it is supposed to be case of elope-
, ment. Both the families of Mr..
!. Klingler and Mrs. Herman are in a
pitiable condition and the relatives
!, of both families are overwhelmed
with indignation. The best of feel
ing seemed to prevail between Mrs.
and Mr.. Klingler as well as between
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman. Notwith-
standing the intimacies existing be-
tween Mr.. Klingler and Mrs. Her
man-she being the leader of Krat-
!. zerville Church choir-nothing OF
this kind was anticipated nor even
, thought of, and the news.can scarce
, ly be considered reliable at this hour
, (Thursday). Mr.. Klingler collected
considerable mony last week that
was due him, one bill amounting to
! $500. He also borrowed some
= money but he left all his valuable
farming tools, implements and his
crops. 1t is supposed that they
, boarded the train at Sunbury and
9 went West by way of Williamsport,
, Lock Haven to Pittsburgh. Mrs.
Herman's relatives at Milton say she
had not been with them at all.