The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1901-09-12

1. ii. BoWersOX Is laying new Walk
of Cleveland Flag Stone.
Mrs. T. b. McWilliams left last week
for her home at McNeytown.
Barber A. f.. Soles spent several days
at the Lewistown fair last week.
G. w. Burns and family of Selins-
grove spent Sunday with relatives in
this place.
w. +. Dagle spent few days in
town last week, the guest of Gabriel
Beaver.
Hon. G.. Alfred Schoch and wife
attended funeral in Union County
last week.
Samuel App and wife and friends of
Monroe township were in our city
Sunday.
District Attorney Potter was at
Selinsgrove between trains Tue jday
morning.
Jacob LAWYER, one of the oldest
citizens of Kreamer, was a county seat
visitor Monday.
John l.. Stahlnecker le.', for C,e.'
land o., Monday. He has secured
employment out there.
William II. Shindel left Monday
aNnniI,, tA Ia Il, OF ,,lt,, \ e..
ette College, Easton.
Harry Bowersox, the butcher boy,
spent few days very pleasantly up
along the North branch.
II. b. Rowe and wife of Mllelsburg
spent few days at the home of Azariah
Kreeger in Franklin.
Mrs. Frank Gaugler and son of
Selinsgrove spent Sunday with her
father, Aaron Renninger.
M. L. Wagenseller, travelling sales
man of Selinsgrove made a pleasant
call at this office, last Wed .esday.
5. A. Aurand of Troxelville was
county seat visitor last Thursday and
dropped in to subscribe for the Posr.
w. II. Ripka, who is employed by
the Crystal Sand Co., near Newton
Hamilton, spent Saturday and Sun
day at home.
Attorney j. NJ. Baker of Adamsburg,
}. \. Houser and II. II. Schrawder of
Port Treverton viewed proposed road
at Globe Mills Tuesday.
John S. Kaufman and Charles 4.
Bolender went to Selinsgrove Tuesday
to view the road to be opened from the
borough to Penn township.
James NJ. NanXandt. J. =. on Satur-
day caught bass weighing three and
one half pounds. The bass was taken
from Middlecrcck.
ID. Irwin Sholly, one of the progress
sive citizens of near Nerdilla was at
the county seat last Thursday andIpaid
us paper W l'v-.
Raymond Katz left last Thursday
morning for weeks trip to the Pan
American Exposition at Buffalo and to
take in the sights ut Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Horace II. Hall and two sons of
Northumberland and brother, Edwin
Gutelius OF SunbuIy Sunday were the
guests Of Attorney Grouse and family.
y. =. Hummcl one of the Merchants
of Kreamcr and j. Howard Ulsh, one
of the druggists of Selinsgrove, Wee al
town between trains Wednesday after
noon.
Lester G. Smith of this place, has
resigned as operator of the p. r. r. at
Mocanaqua and has accepted position
with the =. and II. at Zehner's town,
near Tamaqua.
Daniel Nerhood of Beqvertown,
Harrison Dean of TroXelv,lle and Phil
ip Houtz of Benfer, who are working
with Mr.. Eipka came home to attend
the TroXelville picnic.
Mrs. Henry Roush Of F-eeburg, Mrs.
George Glass of Philadelphia and Mrs.
Sieg OF Steelton, formerly Anna Wet
eel of Se!insgrovc, enjoyed the hospi-
tality of +. s. Riegel and wife.
Rev. T. H. Albright, PHI. d. of
Shamokin will give a Stereoptican
lecture on the "Life of Christ " in the
U. b. church Wednc- lay evening,
September 11th. Adm;-Jion 10 cents.
Proceeds for the benefit of the church.
Elijah Barnhart, of York, 45 years
old, claims that he is the champion
corn husker of Eastern Pennsylvania.
He has put out standing challenge of
$50 to meet any corn husker in the
United States. Barnhart husks eight
and half bushels an hour without
hurrying.