The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1888-03-22
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Neckstie Social Saturday evening.
MRS. Barbara Bilger is very serious
lyill.
The jury list for May term OF court
will be found In this issue.
Susanna, wife Of Henry Swineford
of Mifflinburg, died on the nth.
The political canvass is getting as
warm as a sunny afternoon in Au-
gust.
Miss Bess Grouse has been visiting
Philadelphia friends for the last two
months.
Miss Ella Dunkelberger will open n
subscription school in Franklin on
April 80.
Please notice advertisement Of Miss
nv. Erdls OF her new spring goods
in this issue.
The Middleburgb Union Sunday
School is trying to raise funds for a
SIS library.
Mrs Eva. Steiniuger, and daughter
Amelia OF Adamsburg, were here on
Sunday.
Miss Jennie Ulrich Of Selnsgrove
visited with Miss Rose Ayers several
days last week.
w. "A. Walker oi Philadelphia was
the guest OF his sister Miss Carrie
Walker over Sunday.
The Public schools Of Middleburgh
will have an entertainment on the
evening OF the last day Of school.
John HocS OF Mifiiinburg, son-in-
law Of Albrie tSwineford Of this place
died at Mifih .SSrs on Monday 10th.
Miss May, daughter Of John Wit
tenrnysr OF Franklin has been with
friends In New York state for several
months.
Through the agency Of the PosT
Miss Alice Amig has secured employ.
ment in the family OF j. 8. Todd,
Northumberland.
Remember the Womens' Aid So
ciety's Neck tie Social on Saturday
evening. Admission Free. All in.
vided.
Our new barber has gone. He
took the matrimonial fever and has
not recovered sufficiently to come
back.
The silk cushion at the Milliner
Store OF Miss NJ, V. Edley for which
chances have been sold will be drawn
on Saturday afternoon.
All ready, now, for the neck-tie
social in the band room Saturday
evening. We are all going. There
is fun ahead.
PIaEoNs.-If you have pigeons to
sell call on or address the editor OF
the Posr who will pay the highest
cash for good birds.
z. G. Seebold will move to Mifflin,
burg, April end, where he will contin.
ue in the Sewing Machine business.
Mr.. Sssbold Is an experienced hand
and knows all about the businee.
Lieut.. G. G. Gutslius has been fre.
quietly called to MfIlinburg during
the last few weeks to assist in taking
care Of his father, George Gutelius
who is very seriously ~
1t is reported that the best way to
get rid Of English sparrows is to feed
them on wheat soaked In whiskey,
when they will get drunk as lords
and then take at them with clubs.
Peter Herdick's death will have
dlsparaging effect on the SelInsgrove
business improvements under con
temptation In Selinsgrove this sums
mer. We much regret this turn In af-
fairs.
Some Of our exchanges announce
the 1st OF April as the time when
trout-fishing commences. This is q
mistake. The last Legislature made
the time from the 10th OF April to
the 10th Of July.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. ].
b, Mayer, s3l Arch St., Phil'a, Pa.
Ease at once, no operation or delay
from business, attested by thousands
OF cures after others fail, advice free,
send for circular. March 90, 'ss. II.
The editor and wife acknowledge
the receipt Of an invitation to be
present at the marriage Of Miss Anna
Louise, Daughter OF DIR. j. II. Hassen-
plug, to Mr.. Edgar Alonzo Tennis, at
the Arch Street, NJ. e. Church, Phila-
dslphia, on Tuesday evening April 8.
Prof. Harry:K. Gregory will please
accept our thanks for an invitation to
attend the First Commencement of
eslinsgrove High School, Tuesday
evening Mach 30. The class OF 'SS
consists Of seven members. The cards
|sFe most beautifully printed, neat,
"a "a artistically gotten up.
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