The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-05-02
eezesza@R Rs..a.,e.
HX PERTINENT PERSONALS SkfH
0E2UNSVVSS1E


Star was in Middleburg last Thursday.
Il, II. Hetrick of the National .iotcl, |
Selinsgrovc was at the county seat
Monday.
}. p. Buck and wife of the keystone
Hotel Selinsgrove were at the county
seat Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Alfred Schoch spent last
saturday at siclinsgrove with Mrs. f.
J. Schoch.
W. f.. Stahlnecker and wife of
Adamsburg were ut the county seat
saturday.
John Moyer, ST., bought the farm of
Mrs. B. f.. Arnold in Franklin town.
ship for $500.
Miss Marion Schoch returned from
Philadelphia and will again make her
home III =. =. Schoch's.
Mrs. Daniel Bolender, who spent the
winter with her daughters in Akron.
Ohio, has returned home.
Mrs. n. 5. Bachman, Mrs. Benia-
min Bachman and Mrs. w. A. Lutz
spent last Thursday at Adanlsburg.
Harry w. Bowersox, the butcher,
went to Catawissa Saturday TO see his
best 5lrl and ponder over the future.
Mrs. Thomas j. Specht of Swineford
spent sunday with relatives at Sun
bury and Tommy kept bachelors hall
District Attorney Shipman will bring
the bribery charges against brickmen
and councilmen before the grand jury.
Reno Crosgrove of Miflliaburg is EN-
ployed rs the millright to put in the
new machinery at the Franklin Roller
Mills.
Norman p. Hummel and o. f. Hum
mel have purchased A. c. Smith store
ut kreamer. Success to the new con-
cern.
Mrs. :. +. Hackenburg of Snyder
town, with her .children, visited her
parents, Harry Bowersox and wife of
this place.
Mrs. +. NJ. Gaugler of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Thomas Hosterman, and her father,
Aaron Renningrr.
William Dunkelberger; head clerk
in the Globe Store at Sunbury, and his
best girl of that place were in Swine
ford Sunday to visit his parents.
DR. o. X. Pellman and mother OF
Miillinburg passed through town Sun
day afternoon on their way to visit {.
p. Swengle at PaXtonville.
Rev. Harman, theological student
of Susquehanna University, preached
Il very interesting sermon in the Luth-
cran church sunday evening.
u. :. Riegel and wife of Freeburg
spent saturday with their son, Frank,
in this place and Sunday with Charles
Bolcnder and family East of town.
w. +. Fecse of this place last week
shipped his printing outfit, which was
formerly used to print the Millerstown
.JOrHul, to Lebanon Co.. where it was
sold.
The Juniata " Susquehanna Tele-
phone Company are putting up some
extra large telephoneSpoles in this
borough. The line to Centerville will
soon he completed.
James II. Diemer, foreman of r. r.
repair gang, is making some improve
ments to his Swineford property 10y
applying paint and wall paper. James
likes to have things right and up-to-
date.
Bruce II. Grouse, son%ot, Attorney
Grouse, who had been at Davenl ort,
Iowa, for the past or months, re-
turned home Saturday by way Of Buf-
fnlo and Niagara Falls. Bruce saw
the Pan-American before the Expo
sition began.
w. l. Garman, shoe dealer of this
place, and A. NJ. Garman of Mt. Pleas
and Mills started Monday morning for
Bethlehem and Quakertown to spend
Il few days on business. The former
went on business relative to getting
some one interested in the purchase Of
the plant of the Main Shoe Co., Limit
cd Of this plade.
Martin Slear and Ellsworth Aurand,
two Shamokin Dam landlords, with
their wives drove to the county seat
Saturday to get their hotel licenses.
II looks as though there was harmony
among these landlords, even though
they are rivals In business. That is
the way all business should be conduct
cd, In harmony with your competitors.