The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-08
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Mrs. Lizzie J. Smith is paying visit
to her sister at Mifiiinburg.
Alyin G. Smith Of Kreamer Is erect
inga palatial residence near the old
homestead.
Alton Winey Of Elkhart, Ind, Is
spending q brief vacation with friends
in Franklin.
Ira G. Schoch of SelinsgrOve was ut
the county seat Monday afternoon be-
tween trains.
A. w. Aurand and wife, ID. Il. Rhoads
and wife with some friends drove to
Mifflinburg Monday afternoon.
Edward NJ. Greene Of LewistOwn
spent Sunday with Mrs. Greene at the
home of her father in this plare.
Frederick Whittier, wife and chill
dren of Lock Haven spent Sunday
with Frank s. Riegle and family.
Misses Bertha and Mabel Witten-
myer are spending some time at sum-
mer resort near Boston, Mass.
Geo. NJ. Shindel and wife were cal
led to Shamokin Saturday on account
Of the illness of Mrs. Shindel's father.
Ms. Edward Bright Of Sunbury
spent Friday and Saturday with her
uncle and aunt, Henry II. Riegle and
wife. .f..,, , ,,3
Clement Spangler Of Jersey City was
q visitor to Middleburg Saturday and
left Sunday for a short visit to VIII
Transport. .'.. 2,.
The Misses Keiser Of Mifflinburg,
daughters Of Judge Keiser, were guests
Of their sister. Mn. Charles Mensch,
above town Sunday.
Howard G. Frederick Of Millersburg
was in town Monday night to make a
proposition to the borough council to
put IN water works plant.
Norton Grouse and wife, Hon. Jere-
miah Grouse Of Selinsgrove and DIR.
Ed. Wallis Of Philadelphia were guests
at Attorney Crouse's residence Sunday.
Rev. VIM. H. Boyer had the misfor-
tune Of having his arm broken near the
elbow by his horse. We trust the par
son will soon be relieved OF his undesir-
able pet.
DIR. c. w. Heisler, President Of Sus-
quehanna University, Selinsgrove, has
rendered his resignation to the Board
of Directors. No one has yet been de-
cided on as his successor.
Rev. Harry d. Newcomer Of Allen
town preached sermons at Hassinger's
church and the Lutheran church in
this place Sunday. He made quite a
favorable impression.
]. II. Kemrer of Shaded was in the
village last Friday to pay his subscrip-
ton to the PosT. Mr.. Kemrer reports
that he was unfortunate in the loss of
several horses by death during the last
few years.
Gaugler & McFall, the dealers in
marble and granite Of SelinsgrOve,
passed through this place Monday to
erect a large monument for Reuben
Dreese. They are reliable dealers and
always do as they agree.
Harry E. Bolender Of Franklin town
ship, last week, was going over fence,
carrying fork. Through a mishap,
he fell upon the handle of q fork, sew
erely injuring his side. He was bedfast
for several days, but is improving as
rapidly as can be expected.
William r. Magee, the Oldest son of
the venerable editor Of the Perry Coun-
ty Democrat" Hon. John A. Magee,
of New Bloomfield, WAS found dead
near the court house in that place,
Monday afternoon Of last week. He
was aged 3s years, 10 months and 10
days.
Rev. ]. M. Rearich and family Of
Centre Hall were at the county seat
visiting relatives last week. The par
son called at this Office while in town
and paid his subscription. Judging
from the length Of time Mr.. Rearich is
staying at Centre Hall, he must be
pleasing his people.
Representative Albert M. Smith and
Landlord w. E. Stahlnecker Of Ad-
amsburg were at the county seat Fri
day morning. The gentlemen made a
brief call at this office. The doctor is
not talking much about politics now.
When the weather gets cooler, the
voters can expect to hear from the IRE
preventative from Snyder" He was q
prominent figure In the last House.
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