The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-10-18
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WIN. IL. Miller Esq, OF salem, ap-
peared at the county seat last week.
Alexander Bowersox elevated VIM.
Beavers barn distance of two feet.
c. II. Dunkelberger, storekeeper and
gauger, is visiting his family in Swine
ford.
The council of the Reformed church
have laid Cleveland flag stone pave
ment.
Miss Ruth Howell, of Sunbury, spent
Sunday on Sugar street, under the par
entail roof
Mrs. c. c. Seebold, of Sunbury, was
paying her social and sisterly respects
to Mrs. John Runkle.
Miss Lillian Stetler returned Monday
from an extended visit to friends at
Washingtonville.
B. +. Hcimbach, of New Berlin,
Topped around the streets OF Middle
burg Monday morning.
w. +. Dagle, proprietor of the Key
stone shirt factory of Beavcrtown,
spent Sunday in town.
Miss Lottie Spangler and friend, of
Nerdilla, drove Kentucky trotter to
the county seat Saturday.
Joseph Bowcs and wife are accepting
the hospitality of their daughter, Mrs.
John Huber in East Buffalo.
w. II. Ripka and Mrs. Irwin Bower
soX have removed the fences in front
of their French Flat properties.
Mrs. Geo. Nj. Shindel left her hus-
bands rations for few days to feed
with relatives in Shamokin.
N. A. Bowes laid down bricks in
front of his residence in the French
Flats for pedestrians to walk over.
Edgar Custer, night operator at Sell
insgrove, spent Sunday at home, the
guests of his parents in Swineford.
Jonathan Reichcnbach and wife, Of
Shaded, Sunday were the guests of Reg
lister and Recorder John II. Willis and
wife.
Miss Frank, of Centre county, is visit
Ing Mrs. Dininger ut the home Of A. :.
Beaver down by the historic Stump's
Run.
II. II. Schoch and II. ID. Schnurc
were at the county seat on business
relative to the contested will of Mary
X. Snyder.
James. f.. Miller, of Selinsgrove en-
braced the opportunity to come to Mid
dleburg over Sunday to appease the
natural longing of mankind.
DR.. Clement Bower, of Elkhart, Ind.
who stumbled along Middlecreek in his
teens, was here last week tracing up
the footprints in the sands of time.
Misses Dora Mcnsch, of Mifllinburg,
and Erma Magee, of Kreamer, last
Friday accepted the festive entertain
ment of DIR. and Mrs. J. w. Orwig.
Carbon Seebold, proprietor of the
Washington House, and daughter, Ber-
tha, viewed the races and the pump
kins at the Bloomsbury fair last week
II. 5. Mertz, of this place, John
Rhamstine and assistant fSelinsgrovt
n re embellishing the store property OF
c. &. Seebold with several coats OF
paint.
Charles Haas, one of Shamokin's
handsome ladies' men, slipped into our
town last week and took umbrage in
the handsome residence of Merchant
John w. Runkle.
Charles Dreese, one of our faithful
Democrats, of Washington township,
was digging post holes at Middleburgh
lOUtliN Ill llultio Ni'SaNoi w
straighten and strengthen Democratic
fences.
Mrs. Isaac Slenker died at New Ber-
lin last week, aged "a years. Her hus-
band was leader of the Union county
bar when the county seat was at New
Berlin, and was Judge Bucher's pre-
ceptOr.
Geo. A. Snyder, of Salem, and IRWIN
Fisher, of Selinsgrove, were at this
place Tuesday and took out letters of
administration in the estate of Mrs.
Brouse. The legal notice appears in
the Posi-.
Chas. G. Hendricks and G. c. Wal
ter; two of Selinsgrove's young business
men and sports, were at the county
seat Tuesday afternoon to swear to
Mary X. Snyder's will, but the paper
could not be probated.