The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-03-28
EASTER BELLS.

Mrs. Hottcnstcin moved into J. W..
! Runkle's house.
DR.. A. J. Hermann visited Sunbury
last Frinay morning.
| ID. y. Ritter, of Shamokin Dam,
spent Sunday with Editor Ritter and
family.
Editor J. \. Lumbard of the Tribune
made fraternal call AT this office Sat
urday.
G. w. Burns, Of Selinsgrove, and
family visited relatives in town over
Sunday.
Squire James Middlcswarth of TroX-
elville was at the county seat last Fri
day morning.
Mrs. c. G. Sccbold, Of Sunbury, who
had been visiting here, returned home
last Friday
VIM. lIassingcr of Franklin town.
ship was pleasant caller IT this office
last Thursday.
j. f.. Haldeman, hookk eprr at the
bank, spent Sunday at his home in
Thompsontown.
Banks w. Iodcr who had been down
in Cuba taking in the sight, returned
home last Thursday.
Raymond Katz, the clothing dealer
spent last week in the eastern cities
buying new goods.
VIM. II. Shindel of l.n.nvrttc College,
Easton, came home last iri!ay to spend
his Easter vacation.
w. II. Ripka, who was employed at
the Silica sand works in Mifilin Coun-
ty, has returned home.
w. F. Dagle. manager of the Beaver
town shirt factory, was at the county
seat last Wednesday.
Mrs. H. II. Harter and son, Bryce,
spent several days with her parents,
DR.. j. w. Orwig and wife.
Frank Bachman, a descendant of one
of the early settlers, handed the scribe
dollar for the PosT last Thursday.
Ira & SchOch, Treasurer of Susuue-
hanna University, Selinsgrove, while
in town last Thursday, made n pleasant
call at this office.
Editor A. NJ. Aurand and Charles
kl0st, one of the committeeman of
Spring township, made pleasant call
ut this office Saturday.
Jacob Row of Kreamer dropped in to
see us last week preparatory to leaving
for Hooper, Nebraska, and had the
PosT ordered to his new home.
A. II. Bowersox, Secretary of the
Beavertown Mutual Fire Insurance
Company, was at the county seat Sat
urday morning between trains.
Jonathan knouse and Fred Shelter
ly of Aline were at the county seat Sa-
turday and ordered bills for TIE service
of their Spanish Jack for the season.
VIM. II. Beaver went to Philadelphia
Monday to buy spring and summer
goods. He was accompanied by his
daughter, Name, and c. w. Moyer.
Mrs. Luther Mcrtz moved from Chas
Meiser' house to q. f.. Hassinger's and
Register and Recorder J. II. Willis
moved into the house recently pur-
chased from Mrs. Adam Spangler.
j. +. Wagner of Dundorc came to the
county seat last Wednesday to bring
an old soldier neighbor up to be exam
ined fora pension. Frank is good
farmer and n diigent workman.
George J. Yeager of Globe Mills was
at the County seat last Thursday and
ordered sale bills for the sale of his per
sonal property, which takes place to
day-March 2sth. He will move to
Sunbury.
Amos c. Gemberling, one of the
prosperous farmers of Penn township,
was at the county seat last Friday. Mr..
G. also runs a steam thresher and does
a large amount Of threshing in his
neighborhOOd.
II. A. Heiser, son of ex-commission-
er, H. j. Feiser of Shaded, was in town
several days last week and Saturday
left for Knoxville, Tennessee, to engage
in architectural work. The Posi- wish
es him success.
William Romig, Of this place, has
written story entitled "From the
Cradle to the Grave" which has been
accepted by the "Abbey Press" New
York. We congratulate Mr.. Romig
upon his remarkable success i'm his liter
ary venture.