The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-08-08

port is visiting in Swineford, the
guest of Miss Flo Specht.
The Christian Endeavor society Of
the Lutheran church will hold q fes-
tival on Saturday evening.
A letter reached the Philadelphia
post Office addressed to General
Snod." 1t was found to be meant
for a General Synod.
A love-sick Kensington youth Is
taking anti.fat to make the girl who
rejected him believe he is pining
away for love of her.
$. s. Schoch presented the Luther
an church with a pulpit bible and
Mrs. E. j. Troxel presented the Sun.
day school with u large bible.
w. II. Grimm, a member of the
firm of Hosterman and Grimm of
Freeburg, Bottlers of Beer, was in
town on business last Friday.
The Buffalo Camp Meeting Of The
United Evangelical Church will be
held one mile north of Mazeppa, on
the old ground, Aug. 1922 inclusive.
Misses Nora Mark, Ida Burns aud
Sarah Phillips of Selinsgrove tarrisa
at the county seat while last ri
day or their way home from q visit
to Cent. eville.
The contestants for the Pogr
prizes met on Saturday and elsctsd
Prof. Paul Billhardt, Geo. M. Wit
mer and j. M. VanZandt as count
ing committee.
The School Directors of Franklin
township are erecting a new school
house at Paxtonville on the 1T of
Charles p. Swengle. After speo,A-
ing $500 or $4OO in useless litie1 (itu
the citizens are getting doM I 10
business.
Meiser and Meyer, the new butch
ering firm, desire to inform the pub.
lie that they will do a strictly cash
business. They will pay the highest
cash prices for all kinds of stock
needed in their business.
DIR. Geo. p. Miller of Salem finds
it necessary to seek another climate
for the benefit of his health. He
and his brother William expect to
start for Kane this week. Kane is
22O0 feet above the level of the sea.
The Juniata Valley Veteran Asso-
citation will hold a reunion at Lew
istown September Al. The Grand
Army Post OF this place will camp
during the entire reunion. All
Grand Army men and soldiers are
invited to camp with them.
Conductor Andrew Wolfkill of the
Lewistown division is now serv-
ing his And year for the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company. For five
years he was conductor between
Pittsburg and Philadelphia. This
speaks well for Mr.. Wolfkill.
A Harvest home picnic will be
leld at Red Bank on Saturday, Au-
gust 10th and festival in the eve-
hing. Music will be furnished by
he Garfield Cornet Band. Address
,es will be made and all kinds of re-
'reshments will be sold on the
ground.
Register and Recorder Shindel
md his son on Friday evening start
I'd for Wernersville and on Saturday
brought DR.. j. Y. Shindel. the form
'r's father home. DIR. Shindel had
been patient at the hospital and
le comes home considerably improv-
'd in health.
A boy twelve years old, of light |
complexion, freckled and scar on
light temple. Had on, when he left, |
! wool hat and pair of overalls, his |
lame is Frank Dubell. Any infor-
nation in regards to his wherea-
'outs will be thankfully received, |
~ addressing, N. ERNST, Chillis-
Iuaque, Pa.
Tourist travel this summer is cas-
ly 80 per cent. more than it was last |
eason. To such proportions has |
his traffic grown that its increase |
his year will cut a decided figure in |
'assenger earnings. They will show
large increase over last year and |
yill probably equal those of 1892.