The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-10-24

tives at Freeburg Sunday.
Editor Lumbard of the Snyder Coun-
ty Tribune was in the village Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. S. Sholly and son, Foster,
Of Jackson towp., are visiting friends In
Ohio.
John J. Miller and wife of Selins-
grove visited relatives in this place
Sunday.
Robert Barber, the clothing firm Of
Barber 4 Son, was in the village Sun
day.
Mrs. w. II. Spangler and son, Rus
sci, spent last week with relatives at
Selinsgrove.
Miss Cora Thompson of Mexico spent
a few days with her brother, Cashier
Thompson.
Editor A. Nj, Aurand and J. D.
Haines of Adamsburg were at the coun-
ty seat Sunday.
James Beaver and wife of Mifilinburg
spent Sunday with his father and
mother here.
Thos. G. Arbogast and family of Ere
mont spent Sunday with James Bow
ersox and family.
Commissioners Clerk J. n. Brosius
and family and j. c. Boyer spent Sur
day with friends in Fremont.
Miss Zelda Gemberling and l.. c.
Haus of Selinsgrove visited James q.
Crouse's family Sunday.
B. S. Burrel, the McKees Ferryman,
was in this place last Wednesday and
paid his subscription to the Posi-.
Miss Laura Shambach, who is EN-
ployed in the Sunbury silk mill, spent
Sunday with her mother in this place.
II. Harris Bower, Esq, and J. L..
Marks attended the meeting of the
State Democratic Committee ut Harris
burg Tuesday.
Abra Renninger, one of Jackson
townships reliable citizens, was at the
county seat Saturday and made us a
pleasant call.
| J. III. Siler of Mciess carried the mail
last Friday for Mr.. Updcgrove and
while in town gave this Office pleas
ant call.
| NJ, A. Bateman moved from Selins-
grove to West Market Street. He has
been taken on trial rs engineer ut the
shoe factory.
VIM. Dunkelberger, head clerk of the
Globe Mills, Sunbury, and DIR. keiser
spent Sunday with the formers parents
in Franklin.
DIR. J. &. Amig of Lewistown spent
asst Thursday night in this place on
his way home from Scranton where he
had been serving Juror on the L. ;.
supreme court.
NJ. L. Kreeger and wife Of Selins-
grove, ii. b. Rowe and wife of MilIers
burg were the guests of Azariah Kroe-
ger and wife. Mr. Rowe is trying his
hand with gun.
Banks Dreese, Superintendent of the
Middleburg Leather Works, and wife
and Mrs. Valentine Waite are visiting
the formers son in Virginia, where he
has charge of 10 men.
l.. T.. Wetzel, ticket agent at this
place, was on a vacation last week and
Mr.. Ziegler of Lewistown filled his
place. Mr.. Wetzel and wife spent part
of his vacation at BeavertOwn.
VIM. c. Meyer of Selinsgrove, one of
the star painters of that place, was in
town Saturday. William understands
the painting business and has made n
contract to work for Mr.. CrOsgrove.
Jas. w. Ulrich, veteran of Co. II.
49th p. V. Inf, aged 81 years, walked
from his home near Hoover's Mill to
Middleburg and returned Saturday.
His speech is so affected that he dares
not ride on vehicle or the cars without
danger of making it worse. During the
war, he was in quite number of bat
ties and served under ID. II. Rhoads
while he was orderly sergeant of the
company.
w. r. Gordon of Mt. Pleasant Mills
brought load of apples to town. He
brought to this Office summer rambo
of his own raising that measured ~
inches in circumference, and "Twen-
ty Ounce" apple raised by ]. w.
Silver, which measured 14l inches in
circumference. These are the biggest
records presented yet. Mr.. Gordon
brought quite lot Of large apples for
our eating for which he has our thanks.