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

weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j..
E. Mohn of Jersey Shore.
Allen Snook shipped a car load
of slaves Tuesday.
.Chas. Boyer of New Berlin visit
ell S. s. Bowersox and family
several days last week.
j. A. Gramley and Link Deckard
of Mifflinburg were in town Sun
day.
Rev. Schoch held communion
services in the Lutheran church
Sunday.
l)r. j. O. Mohn and family of
Wilkesbarre are visiting their
parents and relatives.
Joseph Valentine and wife of
New Berlin visited Postmaster Stiae
and family Sunday.
w. F. Sander, s. e. Dondore,
Mrs. Lizzie Miller and Mrs. E. B.
Hartman attended the C. f. Con-
ventiOn at Troxelville.
Harry Seebold and family of New
Berlin visited P. o. Bowersox and
wife Sunday.
L. A. Slime made trip to Sum-
bury one day last week.
Miss Dora Price of Lena, ILL.,,
spent several weeks with relatives
in this vicinity.
Peter Dreese and wife attended
the funeral of Paul Haines at
Mcclure Sunday.
u. H. Fessler AMI Miss Dora
Price drove to Crossgrove Sunday.
Merchant S. G. Dundore was to
Phila. last week to purchase his
stock of Fall and Winter goods and
c. M. Showers is down this week
for the same purpose.
Frank King and family of New
Berlin visited Levi Young and wife
Sunday.
Morris Erdly and wife and VIM.
Young and wife of Vicksburg were
the guests Of Peter Hartman and
wife Sunday.
H. A. Ritter is building new
shoemaker shop and confectionery
on his lot purchased at the sale Of
the real estate of Eph. Walter decd.
A. G. Spangler is rebuilding his
blacksmith shop at the west end Of
town.
DIR. j. w. Sampsel left for PhiIa.
Tuesday morning, with Job Hart
mans little boy, who is undergoing
treatment for his eye. The DR..
will also visit the Pan-American
before his return.
Mrs. Maice Oberlin visited
relatives at Selinsgrove recently.
On Friday morning Of last week
while Warren Bingaman was out
hunting, his gun accidentally ex-
ploded, tearing his LETT hand in a
frightful manner. He was brought
home and it was found that the
thumb had to be amputated. The
operation was performed by DR..
Dimm Of Mifiinburg, DR.. Kanawel
Of this place and DR.. J. o. Mohn of
Wilkesbarre. On the same day
while Martin Sassaman was telling
a tree it accidentally split, and a
large splinter hit him in the face,
bruising and tearing his lower jaw
badly.
The people are cribbing their corn at
rapid rate, thinking cold weather
might set In before long.
Rev. SchOch held communion SER
vices Sunday in Centreville.
Rev. 8. Aurand commenced q revival
meeting at Zion on Tuesday evening.
May much good redown therefrom.
There will be re.opening at Salem
Saturday and Sunday. Rev. Joshua
Shambach and Prof. F. G. Bawersox
will be present.
Prof O. w. Keichley made call In
our town over Sunday.
Marten Sassaman was unlucky too,
ne was working In the woods near
rockville and while falling tree, the
tree split and the splinter struck him
on the chin and caused q serious cash
IN his face. 1t was then dressed and
he went home. He is now on fair
way to recovery.
Our merchant, C. M. Showers. went
70 the metropolis this week to buy his
winter fall and winter goods.
IL. n. Ritter is having his confection
cry shop rebuilt which will make quite
an Improvement at the west end of our
town.