The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-12-05
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tlOn as butcher in LewiStOwn.
Miss Alice Haines of Bcavcrtown il
engaged in sewing at this place.
Butcher Harry w. Bowersox took a
trip to Mauch Chunk last week.
j. Calvin Schoch and wife spent some
time visiting relatives in Centre county
Miss Della Meyer of Salem paid a
visit to Miss Claire Graybill last week.
Samuel Wittenmyer, Sr., is very i'll
with pneumonia. He is the oldest man
in the county.
Miss Cora Good of Sclinsgrove spent
several days last week with Mrs. w.
III. Spangler.
Miss Lizzie Ripka, who had been at
Sunbury, is visiting her parents in the
French Flats.
Geo. Nelson App and wife of Monroe
township were at the county seat
Thanksgiving Day.
Charles III. Walter, who is working
in Mifflin county, spent Sunday with
his family in town.
Hon. S. A. Wetzel and Ex-Sherin
Alfred Spccht of Beavertown were in
town Saturday morning.
Hon. f. NJ. Hummel and J. G. Lesh-
er of Selinsgrove were at the county
seat Saturday afternoon.
G. c. Cooper, editor of the Kelly X
Roads "Advance," was ? Middleburg
visitor Thanksgiving Day.
Attorney w. +. Houseworth of Sc
linsgrove paid visit to the county seat
Wednesday of last week.
CashierJ. n. Thompson spent the
latter part of last week with his par
ents and friends at Mexico, Juniata Co.
Mrs. Lizzie Smith wascalled to the
bedside of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Ernest,
who is Ill with appendicitis at Mifflin-
burg.
Jno. +. Wagenseller Of Sclinsgrove
spent part of Thanksgiving Day and
Thursday night with t he editors
family.
Mrs. Edward NJ. Greene and son of
Lewistown are spending several days
with her father, w. w. Wittcnmycr,
in this place.
w. II. Bell of New York City and
Miss Sadie Seber of McAllisterville
were entertained Sunday by A. G.
Bashoar and wife.
Geo. Roush of Freeburg spent last
week with his parents and Ralph
Roush spent the week with his grand
parents at Freeburg.
Joseph Dreese of Lock Haven will
move into w. +. Feese's house on West
Market Street. He will assist his faith
er at the tannery.
II. II. Harter and family Of Sunbury,
j. +. Magee and wife of Kreamer and
Miss Erma Magee of Lewisburg ate
Thanksgiving turkey at DIR. J. w.
Orwig's.
d. Norman App of Selinsgrove has
accepted the appointment as delegate
to the National Live Stock Convention
mention of which was made in this
paper a few weeks ago. and is now at
tending the convention at Chicago.
Bev. VIM. X Diehl and family have
moved into X. G. Walters residence on
West Market Street. He preached his
first sermon Sunday both at Haasing-
er's and in town. The family were en-
tertained by John F. Stetler and Geo
Ii. Steininger until the house Was
ready.
Commissioners Clerk J. N. Brosius
entertained the following persons dur
ing Institute week: Misses Edith Wei
densand and Lena Blyler of Lewisburg,
Jacob Basom, wife and daughter of
Richfleld, Misses Alvesta Schnee, An
ME V. Brosius, Cora Schnee, Margaret
Shade, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schnee
and Chas. N. Brosius Of Fremont.
Among the many Thanksgiving Day |
visitors we noticed the following: w.
p. Shelly and Irwin +. Buck of Sum
bury with relatives; Cashier II. II.
Hassinger and wife of Elizabethville
and Clem Smith and family at the
home of James P. Smith; J. A. Lumb-
ard and wife of Selinsgrove and Mrs.
Murray Smith and child of Lewistown
at Attorney M. I. Potter's; Mrs. M. L.
Kreeger Of Selinsgrove at Azariah
Kreeger's; AL. Rowe Of Millerburg,
Newt. /. Catherman of Selinsgrove and |
F. c. Fisher and wife of Salem with
friends; Elmer Snyder and wife of Sc
linsgrove at Jno. p. 6mith'A !.