The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-29
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Riegle's sister at Remove.
ID. X. Haas of Shamokin spent Sun
day with John w. Runkle.
Miss Eva Seebold of Sunbury is
visiting relatives in this place.
w. w. Witten Myer is spending Il
few days at Atlantic City.
Miss Belle Bibighaus of Miniinburg
is visiting relatives in this place.
Saturday will be Democratic day in
Snyder County and Monday in Mid
dleburg.
Samuel Russell, Jr. of Lewistown,
had feminine attractions in the village
over Sunday.
Mrs. w. f. Dagle and children of
Beavertown visited her parents, Gabriel
Beaver and wife.
II. ii. Faust of Beavertown was at
Middleburg between trains Friday
morning.
Mrs. William f. Walter and daugh-
ter Of Detroit Michigan are visiting
relatives in this place.
VIM. Simpson and Miss Sarah Sny-
der of Sunbury spent Sunday at the
home of VIM. c. Snyder.
Mrs. f.. NJ. Greene who hai been
visiting her sister here, returned to her
home in Lewistown Saturday.
DR.. I. G. Barber and family of
Danville have been visiting Miss
Amanda Wittenmyer in Swineford.
Samuel Elmer Long and Peter
Meyer of Penn township attended to
business at the county seat Saturday.
John A. Duck will relinquish his
position at the Middleburg bakery TO
accept position at the Sunbuly
bakery.
William Swartz, who has been EN-
ployed in East Pittsburg, is spending n
ten days vacation with his parents in
franklin.
Caleb Smith and family of Iowa, who
have been spending the summer with
his father in this place returned home
this week.
Attorney NJ. |. Potter is attending
the State y. o. S. of \. convention at
at Harrisburg rs the delegate from the
local camp.
DR.. j. +. Kanawel Of Pcnns creek
was at the county seat Friday morn
ing. He is II conscientious physician
and always tries to do what is right.
Supt. +. c. Bowersox and wife Of this
place, Oscar BOwersoX and wife of
Millmont and +. p. Custer of Kantz
are camping along the Mahontongo.
Riley l.. Weaver of Meiserville bought
1Oj fl frort of James Shuman in Frank
lin for S525. He will build house next
summer and expects to move to town.
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch has been
spending several days in Philadelphia
the past week. Mr. Schoch's name is
quite frequently mentioned in connec-
ton with the Congressional fight.
II. A. Klingler one of the school
directors of Washington township,
made a pleasant call at this Office Fri
day morning. Albert is wide awake
farmer and an alert school director.
Harry II. Harter and wife of Sun-
bury were at this place Sunday. They
took their sons Wilmer and Brice, who
spent their summer vacation with their
grand parents, along home with them.
Thomas r. Hosterman, the head
baker at J. c. Schoch's bakery, is
taking in the sights at Buffalo's Pam
American Exposition and paying a
visit to his brothers residing in that
city.
Mrs. James Shuman sent to this Of
flee II lot of large tomatoes and rambo
apples. The tomatoes measure Is in.
in circumference and apples IL! inches
in circumference. She has sunflow-
er stalk that is 8 feet, inches high
and has a flower that measures 16 in.
in diameter. Who can beat it?
While Miss Marion Schoch was
riding en- horse back in Franklin last
Thursday evening, the animal was
frightened and while she was trying to
get control of her, steed the stirrup
broke, which dismounted the rider.
She was badly bruised, but no bones
were broken. She is getting along as
well as can be expected, and had not
the stirrup broken, she doubtless would
have subdued her steed as her ability
to handle horse is above par.