The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-09-05
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Miss Maize Beaver Is visiting at Sum

Charles L. Marks spent Last week at
Lewistown.
w. =. Shollv of Jackson twp. was in
town Monday.
John p. Kearns of Beavert0wn was
in our city Friday.
Ira c. and H. H. Schoch Of Selins.
grove drove to town last Friday.
Mrs. Carrie Lutz of Shippensburg Is
visiting her parents in this place.
Miss Olive Wetzel of Sunbury visited
her parents in Franklin last week.
Miss Essie Erhart of Lewistown Wis
tied friends in Franklin last week.
Jacob s. Boop of Miffiinburg was q
county seat visitor last Friday.
John n. Lesser, wife and child spent
Sunday with relations at Sunbury.
James Ayers and wife are visiting
H. II. Le.tzel and wife at MifYiinburg.
Mrs. John Eaton of c hicago spent q
day last week with Mrs. CALVIN stei-
Ter.
Mrs. smith and Mrs. Baeftges Of
Williamsport are Visiting Mrs John
Bachman.
Miss Bertha Osmun Of HhamOkin
paid visit to Mrs. S. b. Simonton In
Franklin. 4Af
Luther Neff OF Gordon, who spent
the summer in this place, has left for
his home.
Misses Mabel Row and Viola Beaver
Of Globe Mills were Middlebukg visit
ors last Friday. IN
A. J. Crosglove and Charlie lsNftlng-
ton left Monday for Allensvllls 6work
at painting job.
Druggist E. G. Murray left Saturday
morning for Philadelphia after brief
vacation in this place.
DIR. Savidge, wife and family of Sum
bury spent several days at the Wash
ington House last week.
Mrs. Murray Smith and child of
Lewistown spent few days with her
sister, Mrs. NJ. l. Potter last week.
VIM. Waltar of Cleveland and Theo-
dore Walter of Akron, two Middleburg
boys, are visiting relatives in this place.
A. {. Field of Johnstown was cal
Ter at this office last Friday. Mr.. Field
made proposition at one time to locae
shoe factory in this place.
Elmer f. Wetzel of Beavertown and
r. f. Smith of Troxelville, two candi-
dates for County Superintendent,
were at the county seat last week.
Rev. S. f. Bateman of Philadelphia
passed through town on his way to
and from Centerville where he spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. H. H.
Herbster.
DR.. A. NJ. Smith and wife and w. T..
Stahlnecker and wife Of Adamsburg
were at the county seat Sunday even-
ing. 1t is said that DIR. Smith will be a
candidate for Congress.
Samuel Wilmer, one of the Oldest
citizens of Union township, died Sun
day morning, aged 70 years. Funeral
took place Wednesday morning at 1G
o'clock at the United Evan. church.
Rev. w. X. Diehl of Nitany, Pa.
Sunday was elected pastor of the
Hassinger and Middleburg Lutheran
churches. Rev. DR.. Yutzy preached
the sermon in the morning at Hassin-
gers and at this place in the evening.
Mrs. David Reed of Adamsville, Cass
Co., Michigan and Mrs. Jacob H.
Martin of Goshen, Indiana arrived in
Snyder county last Wednesday for a
visit to friends and relatives in Sny der
county. Mrs. Reed was formerly,
Mrs. M. U. APP of Monroe twp.
Mr.. Oscar Lang Jr. of Philadelphia
will coach the Susquehanna University
foot ball team this season. Lang r,
cieved his foot bail training at Univ. Of
Pa. and was champion player on the
famous Latrobe team. Almost all Of
the old players will return and many
new ones will enter. An unusually
strong team will uphold the orange and
maroon on the gridiron this Fall.
Commodore Geo. w. Foote, Editor
and publisher of the Miffiinburg Times,
was at Middleburg Monday 10 lay in N
supply of peaches. The Commodore
says he was not in this town since
1885. Mr.. Foote runs newsy paper
aud is genial fellow. He advocates
industries and enterprises and does not
want to be listed with those who
gloried in the reverses Of the Middle.
burg Shoe factory.
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