The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-06-27
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Miss Dora Meiser of Globe Mills was
Middieburg visitor Friday.
Willis Erdley OF New Berlin was a
Mlddleburg visitor last Thursday.
Mrs. {. c. Seebold and daughter,
Eva, are visiting J. w. Runkle's.
Abner Aigler of Beavertown WAS at
the county seat Saturday morning.
lssac Goodling, the new mail carrier
or Freeburg, was in town Saturday.
Mrs. Mensch of Mitilinburg is visit.
ing Hon. q. Alfred Schoch and wife.
Thomas Clark and his brother Cal.
win, passed through Thursday evening.
Miss Katz of Georgetown spent few
days with her brother, Raymond, in
this place.
The kantz Sunday school will hold
festival Saturday evening. All are
invited.
John +. Stetler has the contract for
the erection of the new tannery build
ings for $4,S00.
i. ID. Riegel and son of Winfield
spent Monday night in town visiting
II. r. Riegel.
DIR. John G. Amig and wife of Lewis.
town are visiting Joseph Marks and
wife in Franklin.
Samuel Russell ofTyrone spent sun
day with Cashier j. \. Thompson at
the Central Hotel.
VIM. II. Shindel, who has been a
student at Lafayette College the past
year, is at home on vacation.
Misses Ruth Bower of Lewisburg and
Besse Jacob of LewisUown are visiting
Mrs. Catharine Bower in Franklin.
Clyde Bolig, wife and a child Of Win
field were in town over sunday visiting
VIM. Boligs and Banks Yoder.
Mrs. a. A. Heintzelman and daugh.
ter of Lewistown spent several days in
town visiting her father, d. G. Buck.
NJ. |. Potter, Esq, and family are
visiting Rev. ID. +. McLain and family
at Liberty and his mother at Lock
Haven.
Lewis Minium of Mt. Pleasant Mills,
one of the active citizens of Perry town
ship, was II caller at this office last
Thursday.
Register and Recorder Willis has
been transformed to the prime of life
since bright young daughter has been
added to the family circle.
Dallas Marks, who had been at the
Chester Springs Orphan School, came
toSwncford to spend his summer yaca.
ton with his uncle, j. l.. Marks.
James Mengel and Lewis Goodline
of Alne were at the county seat on
business Saturday. Mr. Mengel called
ut this office to pay his subscription.
lincoln Luck and John Fisher of
Salem were in town Saturday attend
ing to some business matters. Mr. Luck
called at this Office to pay II year in adj
vance for the PosT.
Geo. s. Shailer of Mt. Carmel was in
this place last week visiting Joseph
Musser's family. Six years ago he kept
store in the room now occupied by II.
l<atZ.
Mr.. Purdy of the Superintendent IS
Office of the Lcwistown Division was
in town Monday afternoon looking
after the matter of n siding for the tan
merry. The siding has been approved
by the company.
V. Divide Woodward, advertising
manager of Car No. !, Welsh Brothers
Great II. II. Shows, was in town last
Thursday. He has the entire county
well covered. This show will be at
Sunbury, June 80; Middleburg, July |,
and Lewistown, July 2.
Samuel Wittenmyer, Jr., ofthis place
has been appointed by the United
States Government as civil engineer in
the Division of Forestry at salary of
$500 per year. He will be stationed
at Grand Island, Michigan, this sum-
mer and willgo to the Adirondacks in
the fall.
Gaugler & McFall, the up-to-date
marble dealers and manufacturers OF
Selinsgrove, passed through this place
last Friday on their way to Centreville
to erect large and handsome granite
monument for UrIah Werlich. This
made the 3rd large granite monument
with total weight Of $4,000 pounds
they erected during the week, which
anaak vorv xvo11 for tho firm