The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-12-13
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| E., NJ. Green, of Lewistown, spent
Sunday in town.
Mrs. Rev. Shambach visited her par
tents ut Bannervillc last week
i John II, Kreeger left Wednesday for
4 New Mexico in search of health.
4 Henry Shook, Jr., of Penns Creek
dropped in to see us Wednesday of last
| week.
\ w. A. Lutz and wife of Shippcns-
burg, visited her parents here the past
lweek
| Court opened on Monday. The full
proceedings will be published next
Iweek.
| Peter Rigel, Sr. of Middlccreck paid
his respects to this Office Thursday of
last week.
Calvin Sauer of Globe Mills came to
tMiddleburg last week to subscribe for
tthe PosT.
Prof A. A. killian, of Watsontown,
Twas II Mddleburg visitor Tuesday
might.
Mrs. DR.. |. & Barber of DanvIllc is
Visiting Miss Amanda Wittcnmycr in
franklin.
Mrs. Hattie Smith and Mrs j.
Etdnssinger are visiting relatives near
Ereeburg.
I'll. f. Miller, Jr, Esq, OF Sclinsgrovc
made business call at this office Thurs
kOfIast week.
Ex-Sheriii Alfred Spccht of Beaver
town was Middleburg visitor Thurs
fday of LIST week.
III. +. Charles of Port Trcvcrton paid
tavisit to his eon, Edwin, OF this place
Hast Wednesday.
Mrs. X. C.. Walter, Master Ray and
Miss Laura Runkle, are spending two
weeks in Philadelphia.
.SAsNill M. Boyer, Of Port 1rrevorten,,
recently mad his pension Increased to
$40 per month.
George Kuhn, of Kantz, Snyder Co.
had his pension recently increased to
$40 per month.
Mrs. }. a. Llimbard, of Sclnsgrove,
and grand child, of Lewistown, visited
Rev. McLain's last week.
Mrs. &. {. Scebold and children lIar-
ry and Eva and Miss Mabel Grimm, of
Sunbury, spent Sunday in town.
Mrs. c. f. Bolig returned to her home
IN Winfield after spending month
with her many friends at this place.
| l. III. BowersoX has returned from the
hospital greatly improved, We are
pleased to see him in our midst again.
j. Irwin Bailey Of Pallas was u Mid
dleburg visitor last Thursday. While
here he made pleasant call at this of
flee.
Lester G. Smith, formerly of this
place, who had been the ticket agent at
Elkins, w. Va, was transferred to
Blaine, w. Va
Charles II. Walter and wife, Geo. w.
Hassingcr and wife, Howard Folk and
wife attended the funeral of Il relative
in New Berlin Saturday.
II. II. Hassinger, who had been as
sistant cashier in the bank at this place,
but was some time ago elected cashier
OF new bank started in tlizabethville
has gone to the latter place and assumed
the duties of the office.
The Editor acknowledges the receipt
OF card announcing the marriage of
Mary, daughter of John Sheets at Car
sonville, Pa. to Albert II. Smith, Ed
itor of the Elizabethville EcLo formerly
of this place. The POsT extends fratcr-
nal congratulations.
Samuel Wittenmyer Sr., of this place
passed his ninety-second birth day Sun
day and received the congratulations of
a large number of friends. He is as hale
and active as most men ut seventy,
his eyesight being the only faculty i'm
paired. Unable to see well, he shaved
himself before daylight with out the
aid ola looking glass. He remarked,
"If feel as well ut one hundred as l
do at ninety-two, I could easily walk
over Shade Mountain;' Then he jocu-
larly added, "Wish could see little
better, I'd take rabbit hunt"
No one can reasonably hope for
good health unles, bis bowels move
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