The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-09-29
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Arrived too late for last issue

Mrs. aust IcJuIilcu W iict "oAS
in Sunbury.... .Jno. Kerstetter Of
81. James Church Sundayed with
his sister Mrs. Jas. Lenig.. .Chas.
Rishe and sister of Tower City are
visiting their brother Edgar at the
Port Treverton House.. Miss
Dollie Hoover is home suffering with
a very sore hand. Miss Mary
Hoover ofBethelhem. and Miss Nc
Caffery of Shamokin are visiting
Miss Hocver's cousins, Jennie
Charles. Newton Murphy, Miss
Annie Walker, and and Mrs. Ed.
Wolf of Lewisburg, arrived in our
town, Sunday in time for dinner with
Mrs. VOLTS parents, Henry Stepp
and wife. Jas. Neitz for change
of air and scenery went to Columbia
via Canal. .... Miss Clara and Lena
Bingaman, and Maud Charles enjoy
ed driyed to McKees Sunday p.
M...... Monday of last week, a. W.
Aucker took i'll quiet suddenly, suf-
fered intense pain all night and
Tuesday morning our people were
startled by a report that MIR. Auck-
er was poisoned. He was in crit
ical condition for few days, but
under the treatment of Old Reliable
DR.. j. o. Nipple, Aucker recovered
..... Henry Stepp, Williamsport,
Stewart Hall Mahontongo, DIR. Bo-
gar, and wife, and Mrs. Jacob Bogar
Hcrndon, Chas. Boyer and wife
Shamokin, Dave Went andE. +.
Kelly, Sunbury, Jerome Meyer,
Dundore Sundayed in town..
VIM. Charles, son of our constable,
is spending a few days in Sunbury
......W. l. Neitz, after a few
months in the mountains of Potter
County as timber skidder, return
to his home, Saturday. Willie
Flanders is the third person bitten
by Klock's dog. The dog is a VIC
ious animal and although Mr..
Klock has been frequently warned
the dog is still at large. Sunday
morning young Flanders went to
Klock's home to buy milk when the
dog attacked him and bit him sever
al times about the face and body
go. Mr.. Thomas of near Freeburg
visited his sister Mrs. Schnee, dur
ing the week ... Howard Shambach
and daughter, Isaiah Bowersox, wife
and son of Paxtonville enjoyed the
hospitality of our we'll known and
artistic blacksmith, n f. Shambach
and family. .... Park Shambach and
Carrie Keller, with Jennie Schraw-
der as an alternate, are delegates to
represent the Olive U. f. S. S. and
X. l.. c. f. at the convention at
Paxtonville, the y, inst.
Miss Della Charles of Philadel.
phia was pleasantly entertained by
Jennie Charles last week. . Mis-:
Clara Belle Bingaman spent Friday
and Saturday at the Rine Mansion
Mex ees. Miss Alice Rotherme
was three day visitor at the New
port Fair last week . Mrs. Georg
. |. Flanders and Toisy Wise visite'
in Selinsgrove during last week =.
C.. W. Neitz and wife, Mrs. SaraI
; Bogar, Mrs. S. =. Steflen, Mrs. Jerr
Snyder, Misses Alice Neitz ant
Izora Bingaman visited Mrs. o. X
p; Neitz in Sunbury last Tuesday.
Rev. Brilliant, A. W. Aucker, n
F. Shambach, Tom Bogar, Bel
8 Neitz and DIR. Sheets Kelly drove t
Sunbury Monday of last week to Sc
the return of the soldier boys E.
Park Shambach was the possessor (
a good nature, anda also ofa good fist
spear, and we are sorry that last Sa
, . urday night he lost both. Not bein
y able to catch fish he was after,
= a moment OF anger, Park jumped il
- to the river. He missed the fsI
. broke the spear, but was successf'
il catching a heavy cold. Co
husking and coal hauling were Il
y u cause Of a great disappointment
~ many of our folks last Saturda
y They formed themselves into ts
a, a. large parties, and anticipated a b
" time in Mahantongo, fishing, but
- d. Bogar, Jr., and James Lenig, s
' said, Cuisines before pleasure"
=" Considering the warm argumen