The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-04-04
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is visiting Miss Eva Steininger.
William X. Miller, esq, Of Salem is
spending II few days in town.
Geo. J. Ieagcr and family, of Globe
Mills, have moved to Sunbury.
Samuel b. Splitter and son, Raymond,
are both helpless with rheumatism.
John w Runkle visited his brother,
James, at Center Hall hotel last week.
Mrs. Chas. a. Rathfon and daughter
had been visiting friends at Catawissa.
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch spent several
days in Philadelphia during the past
week.
John J. Hummcl of Franklin town.
ship was "A caller at this office Wednes-
day of last week
Miss Dilla Grimm went to Sunbury
Tuesday evening to visit her sister,
Mabel, till Saturday.
Samuel +. Maurcr of Washington
township was at the county seat last
Wednesday on business.
Mciser, Hornbcrger n Stroup bought
the timber from Gabriel Beavers farm
near town for Sll50.
David Womer of Mt. Pleasant Mills
was at Middleburgh last Thursday and
paid his respects to this office.
James f. Magec, one of the progress
sive merchants OF Kreamer, was at the
county seat last Thursday.
A. +. Soles, the barber was sick sew
eral days the past week, and his BROTH
er, John, handled the razor.
DR.. |. G.. Barber of Danville was in
Middleburg last Wednesday afternoon.
We are always glad to see the Doctor.
Geo. s. Romig, of Selinsgrove, the
Sweet Hope blacksmith, rode his BIZ
cycle to the county seat last Saturday
afternoon.
John II. Willis and wife were called
Monday to Evendale owing to the SER
ious illness of the latter's sister, Mrs.
Calvin Meyer.
Washington Rumbaugh, Of Watson
town, was in this place one day last
week. Formerly he was cashier Of the
Watsontown bank.
Henry Beaver and family of Swine
ford moved to Berwick Monday of this
week. He will be employed in Il rolling
mill at that place.
NJ. Millner, of Kantz was in Middle
burg last Thursday to the delight of
his many friends, who are pleased to
see hin able to be around again.
Edgar w. Custer of Swineford has
resigned his position as night operator
at Selinsgrovc to accept position on
the New York Central Railroad.
Jacob 5. Boop, proprietor of the New
Deckard House of Miillinburg, spent
last Thursday with his brother-n-law,
Calvin Steter and family at this place.
Miss Gertrude Dunkelbcrger, who
spent Sunday among friends at Mifllin-
burg, returned home, accompanied by
Miss Sue Beaver, who was also visiting
at that place.
William Strawser of Chapman and
VIM. III. Attinger of Port Trevorton
were at the county seat Wednesday of
last week and made pleasant and
profitable call at this office.
Jacob $. Ramer of Port Trevorton
was at the county seat Thursday of last
week. While here he paid for the
Posi- for himself and his son, who is
employed at Roaring Springs.
MARRIED--March 30, by Rev. ID. f..
McLain, Alfred T. German and May
A. Silver, both of Mt. Pleasant Mills.
March 81, by Rev. H. II. SPAIN,
Herbert r. Weader, of Troxelville, to
Mamie f. Benfer, of Spring twp.
Mar. %, by Rev. c. C. Miller, Chas.
II. Sechrist, of Verdilla, to Anna j.
Heintzelman, of Pallas.
March "a, by Rev. c. &. Miller, Curt
Gordon and Katie ID. Steffen, both of
Mt. Pleasant Mills.
March %, by Thomas Paige, J. p,
Edward Wilt to Flarra M. Schreiber,
both of Hoffer.
March II, by Rev. H. H. SPAIN
John w. Felker and Laura +. Baum
gardner, both of Beaver, Springs.
Mar. II, by Rey. Geo. w. Genzler
Clyde Row, Of Penn twp, to Anna s
Hollenbach, of Jackson twp.
March 80, by Rev. w. A. Haas, w,
A. Whitmer and Sadie N. Binga MI
both Of Selinsgrove.