The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-09-20
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4 pretty fair sized frost was seen Dy
early risers Wednesday morning.
A barn of Mr.. Ruhl was destroyed
by fire near Millmont Sunday night.
The Lutheran Sunday school of this
Mace held their annual picnic in the
Red Bridge grove Saturday. a very
D leasant time was spent.
S. Weis' Store, Selinsgrove, will be
closed Monday, Sept. "a.
The tax collectors of Snyder county
ere at the court house Monday al
most by the score. They have n pretty
fair amount of the tax collected
Golf suiting for Ladies' skirts in lat
est designs at Weis', Selinsgroye.
Harry H. Harter, formerly of Lin
coin, Neb., has bought Ira Y. Glenn
ents grocery store at Sunbury and took
possession of the same Wednesday of
this week.
The Posi- will be sent from now til
after election for15 cents and till Jan
4, 1901, for 25 cents. This offer Is good
only for new subscribers and is made
for the campaign only. tt.
The executive committee of the Sun
day School Association met in this
place Saturday and appointed district
presidents of the county and made ar
mngements for district conventions.
Large stock of new fall goods. just re
ceived at Weis', Selinsgrove. An in
vitation is extended to all to examine
them.
LosT.-A pocket note book, with a
smooth yellow cover, between Middle
urg and Hassinger's church. The
hoax contaiged notes concerning sch9ol
children and old people. Finder will
be suitably rewarded by returning the
same to John w. Walter.
Pretty line of French FlannelS in
latest shades at Weis,' Selinsgrove.
The railroad pay train passed thro
this place Tuesday of last week. They
stopped over at this place and dined at
the Washington House. The party
consisted of C. F. Kissinger, G.. S.
Thomas, H. S Laird, ]. n. Hoffman,
y. A. Knight and w. c. Bryner.
Linoleums and oilcloths in newest
patterns and in all qualities at Weis',
Selinsg, owe.
We were in error last week in say
Ing that Erdley's church would be ded-
icated Sept. 10th. The date it will be
dedicated is Sunday, Sept. 80, 1900. The
church has been remodeled and most
BEAUTIFULLY finished. 1t has been fres-
coed by VIM. Elmer, of York, Pa, and
Aaron J. Crossgrove, of this place.
The ice-cream parlor of !. II. Bower
sox has been furnished with electric
bells for the guests benefit.
On Sunday, Sept. IS, the U. b. Sun
day school elected the following Off
GERS for the coming year: Supt. ii. $.
Mertz; Assistant Superintendent, +. w.
Specht; Secretary, Sara +. Snyder;
Treasurer, II. r. Reigle; Organist, Sara
+. Snyder; Assistant Organist, Mrs.
W. F. Feese. Infant department Mrs.
Kate Bowersox and Mrs. Ida Snyder,
Superintendents.
Fifteen cents pays for the PosT till
alter election to be sent to new subscri-
bers only for the campaign purposes.
. cents to New Year. If.
A party of youngl folks held chick
en-corn soup at the dam. The party
consisted of Misses Bertha Erdley,
Name Beaver, Bertha Grouse, Sara
Snyder, Jennie Fox, Lydia Nuss,
Phoebe Renninger, Eva Howell, Hat
tie Bowersox and Messrs. Harry Grimm,
Charles Stettler, Harry Bowersox,
William Swartz, Reno SpIttler, War
fen Bowersox, Lee Winey, John Bo-
lender, Ralph Clelan, Clayton Wetzel
and George Burlington.
For SALE.-l60 new peach crates
cheap. Call on or address,
w. w. RIPKA,
Middleburg, Pa.
Many, many people may be seen on
Tuesday evenings vending their way
70 the Odd Fellows Temple, Philadel-
phia. Why? Because 1900 Endeavor-
es go to sing and many Endeavorers'
friends go to listen from the stage and
balls. What's it all about? Why,the
argest Christian Endeavor State Con-
vention ever held in Pennsylvania will
meet in Philadelphia, November 1922,
and the largest religious choir ever held
N the Keystone State will interpret in
scng the sentiment and spirit Of Chris.
IAN Endeavor.