The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-08-01
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VIM. Dunkelberger is visiting his
sister at New Ringgold.
Geo. w. Burns of Selinsgrove was in
this place last "Wednesday.
James Botteiger of Richfeld was
Middlcburg visitor Saturday.
Miss Annie Ripka, who had been
visiting at Richtield, returned home.
Miss Jennie Bibighaus of Milinburg
has been visiting relatives at this place.
Harry Bibighaus of Philadelphia
was Middleburg visitor last Thurs
day.
LIE. Ross of Trevorton, formerly of
Riehtield, was at this place Thursday
Of last week.
40. Robinold of Milton dropped in
to see lis last Thursday and subscribed
for the POSr.
\. NJ. BowersoX and wife Of Beaver
town spent several days with +. Is.
Frevman and wife.
e. +. Buoy of Limestone township,
Union County, was MiddlcburE visl-
tor "Wednesday of last week.
Wilmer ami Bryce IIartcr of Sum
bury came to Middlcburg Saturday to
spend Il month with their grandparents
DR.. J. w. Orwig and wife.
W. II. Ripka left Monday to work
for the Crystal Sand Company near
Newton Hamilton, Mlllin Co., Pa.
Prof. Theodore Wahrcndorti, the
piano timer of Sclinsgrovc, will remain
at the Eagle Hotel for one week. Please
send orders 10y mail.
Mrs. John Ellenberger and two
children and Miss Luella BowersoX Of
Harrisburg are the guests of their faith
er, A. w. BowersoX.
Messrs. Denius ~ Co., of Laurelton
have moved their saw mill on Nj. x.
Schoch's farm east of Franklin and
will saw for several months there.
John c. Stuck, who had been in the
grocery business at leagcrtown, paid a
visit to his friends at this place last
Thursday. He has just sold his inter
est in the store and will again locate in
| Lewistown.
Milton Miller and Clyde :. Hen
dricliS Of I[antz were county seat Wis
itorS Saturday. The former came To
pay his subscription and the latter To
become observation-disclosures subscriber
to the posT
Rev. Harry d. Newcomer, of Allen
town, Pa, will preach in the Evan
gelcal Lutheran Church at Iiassingcr's
on sunday, Aug. lth, nj 10 o'clock a.
NJ. and in the Evangelical Lutheran
Church in MiddIcburg in the evening
of the same day at 3Oo'clock.
G. J. Roush of Kreamcr called here
to pay his subscription. He has been
Il subscriber to the POsr for 3i years or
ever since Hon. jeremiah Clousc began
publishing this paper in MiddIcburg.
Mr.. Roush would Ii Ike to know
whether any one hasas good ora better
record than this.
Rev. Walter J.. Dice, wife and two
children of Liverpool spent part of
Monday ut the home Of W. +. Fccsc,
while on their way to visit Mrs. Dirc's
parents at Beavertown and the Rev's
parents at Logamton. Rev. Dice last
week preached the funeral sermon of
Barmcr who was executed at Harris
burg.
Glenn Stetler Of Homestead has been
spending a few days in this place visit
my his parents. Glenn. left this place
several years ago in search ola job. He
first handled trunks in hotel at AL
toona and then drifted into Homestead.
He is now employed with surveying
party. He owns lot in Homestead
and the fates promise him most pros
porous future. This shows that poor
boys with little snap and economy
can make q success.
Grant Mengel, aged about II years,
the son of Philip Mengel, near FIRE.
mont, this county, met with q serious
accident Monday afternoon. While
hauling oats, young Mengel was on the
load and while driving past cherry
tree, lightning struck the tree, and
stunned the boy SO that he fell off the
load. He was severely stunned and
was unconscious the greater part of
Monday night and small hopes were
entertained for his recovery. DIR. w.
w: Longacre was called and under his
his skilful treatement, it is thought he
will recover. The horses were also
severely stunned, but none was killed.