The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1896-07-16
M1DDLEBURGH, SNYDER CO., PA, JULY l6, 1896.
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Spangler, A. w. Aurand, Miss Eflie
Aurand and Mrs. J. A. Catherman of
Adamsburg and the Editor of the
PosT were the county's representa-
tives at Atlantic City on the EC.
torial excursion.
@. 0. Meyer has moved his iewclry
store to Selinsgrove. He has placed
a new advertisement in the Posr
and by it demonstrates that he
learned to know good medium in
which to advertise his goods. Mr..
Meyer visited our town last Thurs
day.
Milton I. Orwig of Houtzdale.
formerly of this place, rode on his
wheel from Houtzdalo via Lewis
town and Nhddleburgh to Salem
where his wife and children are Wis
iting her mothers family. This is n
very extensive ride for one day and
an accomplishment that few will un-
dermke.
An exchange got into serious trou-
BILE recently by emitting two capital
letters from the following interest
ing nem: Lewis, popular young
maffof this community, and Miss
I6a Jones, long hollow school
teacher, were married last week"
The new officers of the =. O. $. Of
A. camp are as follows: President,
l.. q. Smith Vice President, n. A.
Bowes; Master of Forms, Harry G..
Gutalius; Conductor, +. X. Bower
soxs Guard, j. Il. Stetler; Trustee,
Adam Showers Delegate to State
Convention, Bonneville Smith; Al
terqats, L-G. Smith.
IAe following teachers have been
eect "a to serve in the Selinsgrove
'tuysss. Schools: Prof Il. Lloyd
othroyer, Principal Asst, W. A.
Meyer grammar, G. O. Gaugler
Asst, A. Il. Cooper; Intermediate,
Della Burns Primary, Anna Boyer
Nell Forsy aud Lydia Fisher. tie.
Island Grammar, G. ID. Grissinger
Primary, Jennie Miller.
ID. n. App and G. C. Wagensollcr
of Selinsgrove last week sold
"Eanteo," to DR. f. I. Smith of Lo-
highton, Pa. for $3.50. "Eanteo" is
the bay gelding that Messrs. App
and Wagensoller bought at Harris
burg June 9th and trots in 2:3O. Mr..
App is thorough horseman and
has reputation for keeping only
the very best horses on hand to sup
ply the many people who come to
him to be suited.
The improvements about the
Central Hotel are now completed.
Both the bar room and the sitting
room have been enlarged. \ new
bar and private drinking room has
been put in. Both rooms have
been newly painted and paper. Mr..
Smith is a model hotel man and the
increase of patronage is due to the
careful attention paid to guests and
the liberal use of printers ink.
Next Saturday the Newport base
ball team will cross bats with the
Selinsgro7e team on the latter's
grounds. The Newport team will
be the strongest team to visit Sc
linsgrove this year, having played
against Harrisburg last Saturday
and neither side scored until the
tenth inning. The game on Satur-
day will be called at 2 p. m. and
should be witnessed by everybody.
ID. L. Krebs, of Sny der county,
was sent to jail by Squire Vincent,
of Northumberland, Wednesday
evening. He was charged by Ella
b. Cooner of stealing her pocket
book containing 81 in money. The
pocket-book was worth one dollar.
On Thursday morning Mrs. Frank,
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, this
city, swore out warrant for Krebs
before Squire Kelley for jumping
hoard bill.-Sun6ury Democrat.
The United Evangelical camp
meeting will commence on Tuesday,
Aug. Is, 1896. 1t will be held in the
grove on the opposite side of the
Middlecreek to where it was held
last year. All persons desiring tents |
should write or call on Rev. j. H. |
Hertz, Middleburgh, Pa. I. H.
Bowersox Of this place will again
have charge Of the Boarding House,
and the accommodations in this line