The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-06-13
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~ PERTINENT PERSONALS H
Harvey Pontius and wife spent Sun


day among relatives I'm town.
Miss Bertha Seebold visited her
uncle, c. &. Seebold in Sunbury.
Miss Jennie Herman of Globe Mills
was Middleburg visitor, Saturday.
Mrs. David Reichly of Centcrville
visited friends in town over Sunday,
Prof +. G. BowersoX aud family are
visiting relatives in New kensington.
J. A. BowcrsoX of Centre township
spent Friday night in town with re-
latives.
Mr.. Kecler and wife Of Shamokin
spent Saturday with the Misses Dunkle-
berger.
Miss Martha Eiscnhart and niece Of
Shamokin are guests OF Geo. Shindle
and wife.
Milton Keclcrand bride Of Shamokin
spent day last week with Henry
Deitrichs.
Mrs. George llassenplug of Sunbury
was visitor at the Washinton House
over Sunday.
II. l.. Wilmer of Dundorc and John
G. Shatlcr Of Aline were callers at this
Office Saturday.
Mr.. Bell of Minlin County j. intro
ducing aluminium cooking utensils in
tins vicinity.
+. VI. Greene and wife Of Lcwi-town
visited ut the home of w. w. Wiltcn-
mycr over Sunday.
Geo. w Has~ingcr and wife spent
day recently with Frank Custer and
fanny of Pawling.
d. T.. Haas and wife of Shamokin
are spending several days at the resi-
| dence of j. w. Runkle.
A. II. Gilbert and J. w. Orwig were
fishing for speckled beauties in Buffalo
Mountains, this week.
Bert Rowe and wife of Mllersburg,
joined J. r. Kreeger in trout fishing
expedition to Swift Run.
Attorney l.. S. Walter of Mt. Carmel
was appointed the additional law judge
of northumberland County.
Mrs. Frank Rancli returned to her
home in Willinmsport, after spending
three weeks with her parents.
Misses Margaret Bolender and Mabel
Grimm had sunny and pleasant drive
to Freeburg Sunday afternoon.
II. 7. Denlinger, of Lancaster, Pa,
advance agent for the New York I'rj-
Jrme Fresh Air Project, was in town
Saturday.
A. NJ. :. Potter, the special repre-
sentative of the Hammond Typc-wri-
ter Company was ut Middlcburg last
week.
Rev. 5. f.. Ochscnford, c. G. Walter,
Geo. Hcndrick and Geo. Livingston of
Sclin>grovc were in town Thursday
afternoon of last week.
Albert II. Smith, Editor of the Eliza
bcthvillc Echo, spent sunday in town
with his parents on his way home from
the Buffalo Exposition.
EX.ShcriT Bolcndcr and Milo Has
singer took Il trip to Perry townsip sat
urday. Milo got 50 cold that he had 10
bc provided with II shawl To come home.
John Stctlcr and wife are entertain
ing their daughters, Mrs. Ed. Krcamcr
of Philadelphia, Mrs. Tom. Burns and
Children Of Homestead and Mrs. John
DIETRICH and husband Of West Milton.
VIM. McWilliams of Montour Coun-
~ was arrested last week by Constable
II. Il. Rcigle on -four charges, viz.
Statutory rape, perjury, bigamy and
cmbc22lement. He is said 10 have
wife in Montour Couty and recently
married flftecn-ycar-old girl in Cen
ire township.
John 4. Shoemaker of Pittsburg and
IL. IL. Grimm of this place took an
hour to fishing in Ush's dam Satur-
day evening and succeeded in captur-
ing three tiny sinners and pulling one
sucker, but they said he was too heavy
for the hook and therefore got of. They
blamed the north wind some for the
amount of the catch.
Paul Johnston, who has been travel
ing representatives of the firm of John
ston 4 Co., Harrisburg, for the past
eight years, made his last trip through |
Friday Of last week. July lat he will
become member Of the firm.
We have purchased the most of our
material and all of our paper through
Mr.. Johnston since 1894 and we have
found him keen business man faith
hllloto his trust and always reliable, |
Here Is our b1r.F r.FoT iaJNc 9aoc71
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