The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1894-06-07
VOL. 81.
ITEMS of LOCAL INTEREST
r. b. McWilliams of McVeytown,
x,ao IN town thio vaak

was in town this week.
Chas. Sitter and sisters of Miillin-
burg were in town Friday.
Miss Mamie Stetler is visiting
Mrs. Albert Smith at Elizabethville.
Miss Libbie Dunkelberger made a
business trip to Sunbury on Monday.
A number of cows running at
large were Gagged by the Chief
Burgess.
Quite number of our young peo-
pie attended Selinsgrove commence
ment this week.
The Middleburgh orchestra has
gone to Selinsgrove to play for Com
mencement this week.
Commencement exercises will take
place at the Freeburg Musical Col
lege this Thursday evening.
The Commencement of Pennsyl-
Ntillh SOutSc, pcbtN oDuiS VIII Dc
held from June 7th to the 21st.
DIR. /. Grier Barber and family of
awhile were in town few days Wis
ng their many friends.
The Christian Endeavor Society
Hassinger's Church will hold Il
estival on Saturday evening, June
9Th.
Prof. and Mrs. Chas. w. Hermann
ave been at Selinsgrove visiting rela-
ives and taking in the Commence
nent.
Mrs. Jacob Benfer, who had been
eriously i'll for some time, passed
rom time to eternity last Thursday
..-orning.
'Iisas 5allie Spaid, virgin lady,
ed about 60 years, died on Sun
~ morning. She was buried on
tuesday.
Rev. +. Bower, Baptist minister,
of West Union, Iowa, was in town
last week. He is brother of Thos.
Bower, deceased.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Jennie Bibighaus is able to be out.
She is improving slowly, but is still
obliged to use cane.
Miss Belle Bibighaus accompanied
her sister Julia to Phila. to remain
during the next two months visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harry A. Bibighaus.
Fine embroideries, ladies fine hos
iery, chimoisettes, ladies' and chill
dren's kid gloves, at the very lowest
prices at Libbie Dunkleberger's Mil
linery store.
Rev. r.. +. Hassinger of Beaver
town substituted Rev. Neff by fill
ing the pulpit of the Luth. Church
both on Sunday morning and even
ng.
Prof. O. w. Gillispie, teacher OF
Penmanship and Bookkeeping in
Sunbury Business College, with
his wife and Miss T.. NJ. Sands were
in town on Saturday and Monday.
Jos. G.. Carpenter of Lewistown, q
fireman on the Lewistown Division,
net his death at Highspire last week,
he result of an overdose of lauda-
lum. Whether his death was acci
dental or accomplished with suicidal
tent is not known.
The following unclaimed letters
aain in the Post Office: Miss Car.
Reich, G.. w. Brown, and Jono
j. Wagner. Persons calling foi
the above will please say they are ad
vertised. j. w. RUNKLE, p. Nj
The Centre Reporter is Mortified
at the rotteness of the Mifflintown
Bank. We have no doubt the citi
zens of that town will be surprised
to hear this bit of news. We pre-
sumo from the description that the
writer refers to the Perry Co. Bank
of New Bloomfield, Pa.
The missionary committee of the
North Branch Conference consisting
of Revs. Wagner, Heilman, Yutzy
and Warner met at the Lutheran par
sonage on Wednesday and took the
preliminary steps toward establish
ing General Synod English Luth
eran church in Scranton, Pa. Rev
Foster u. Gift was commissioned IA
the missionary.--Northun
Press.