The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1897-09-09
John Dietrich of Pittsburg was in
town over Sunday.

town over Sunday.
ANsiUAbor who is is helpful i,
bUo49Asn . brother who is not.
The Middleburgh public school,
will open next Monday morning.
Allen Splitter, of New Berlin, visit
ed his brother and family in Swine
ford, Sunday.
E. G. Hertzell and Walter Merit
BARRIERS of Sunbury, were the guest.
Of A. E. Soles on Sunday.
William Shindel and Bruce Grouse
have resumed their studies at Sus.
quehanus University, Selinsgrove
George Laub, wife aud child, and
Miss Annie Beaver, who stayed a,
Cammal. during the summer, re.
turned home last week.
The Lutheran and Reformed
Sunday schools OF Kratzerville will
hold their picnic. Sept 25, in the
church park.
Isaac G. Hackenburg bought the
Gust Swsrtz farm at Troxelville 10,
$500 and Geo. NJ. Getz bought the
timber land for $61.
My store will be closed Monday,
Sept. 9th and Oct. 9Th, being He.
brew Holidays. NJ. MrLLNER,
9-9.3t. Kantz, Pa.
j. j. Steininger of Hartleton
stopped in to see us Monday morn.
ing. He was on his way to Mcclure
where he is camping this week.
1t ia o matter worthy OF note that
Middleburg is sending more of her
sons and daughters away to school
than at any time in her history.
Samuel Wittenmyer, Jr., and SIS
ters Carrie and Bertha and Martha
Goldy drove to Lykens Friday, Of
last week and returned on Saturday.
W. B. Winey received two car
loads of phosphate this week, and is
prepared to sell it at low prices.
Farmers who are in need of fertiliz-
ere should give him a call.
A festival will be held at Henry
Herman's saw mill, II miles from
Middleburgh on the New Berlin
road on Saturday, Sept. 11th, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock p. III. All are
invited.
Don't forget our auction starting
Saturday evening, Sept. II, and will
continue until all are sold. Great
bargains can be made in Dry Goods,
Notions, Shoes, etc. Don't miss it.
F. II. MAURER, New Berlin.
Mrs. Frank Bousum of Patterson,
Miss Ethel Lumbard of Selinsgrove,
Misses M. Helen Bentz and Lillian
NJ. Berham of Philadelphia on Fri
day were the guests of Rev. Nc
Lain's and M. I. Potter's.
The Jackson twp, school directors
have selected the following teach
ers: Hazlett's, Siua Renninger !;
Snyder's, Reno Snyder Ulrich's,
Ralph Wetzel; Brouse's, Harvey
Beaver Krazerville, Gertie Good.
Term opens Oct. 4; salary $22.5O.
The st. Paul's Erdley's) Sunday
school of Middlecreek township,
will hold their annual picnic in the
beautiful grove adjoining the church
on Saturday. September Is. Good
speakers and a band have been en-
gagged. Everybody cordially invited.
Prof. 9. H. Albert, of the Normal
School Faculty, went to Mercer,
Mercer County, Pa, as one of the
instructors at the County Institute.
The Prof. is considered one of the
best Institute instructors in the
Stats.-Blo0msburg Daily.
Philadelphia detectives think that
Charlie Adams, formerly of New
Berlin, who murdered his aunt
Mrs. Rogers, in Phila.. is at Cape
May. There are at least so people
who claim they saw Adams last
week.
Last Thursday DR.. J. W. Orwig
and J. I. Steininger went to Sha-
mokin Dam and there were met by |
T. II. Harter editor OF the Belle
fonte 0asette and Fred. Kurtz edi.
tor Of the Centre Hall Reporter. |
They went there to fish and ca ught |
4S bass. They are loud in their
praises Of the many kindnesses and |
courtesies received from Thomas |
HakriNk and his ayniaI I,la vv;fa