The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-07-17
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George Hoke, Of Kreamer transacted
business in town Monday.
Mrs. Ammon Herbster, of Adams-
burg, was in town last Friday.
c. A. Tessler, of Penns Creek, was
noticed on our streets Monday. 4
Jacob Schoch, of New Berlin, called
on our business people on Monday. 4
DIR. J. +. Kanawell, OF Penn's Creek,
was noticed on our streets Tuesday.
Miss Clara Dorm left for her WESTERN
home at Elkhart, Ind, last Friday.
\. w. Bowersox and son, Murray,
spent Sunday afternoon at Kreamer.
Mrs. J. NJ. Leeser returned home
Sunday from n weeks visit at Sunburys
II. Harvey Schoch, of Selinsgrove,
transacted business in town on Friday.
Miss Emily Fasold, of this place,
spent Sundaya her home at Sunbury.
Mrs. Dan Grouse, of Philadelphia, is
a guest of Miss Amanda Wittenmeyer4
Miss Myra Solcs, Of Lewistown, Is
enioying visit with her brother, A. Il.
Soles.
Aaron Gunderman, of Selinsgrove,
was in town Tuesday looking up official
business. s
Mrs. NJ. f.. Jones, of Washington, d.
G., is beng entertained by M. |. Potter
aud wife.
Miss Mary Bowersox spent Sunday
in Selinsgrove with her sister, Mrs. q.
w. Burns. .-.
w. +. Houseworth, Esq, Of Seline-
grove, made us q pleasant call while In
town recently. w
Mr.. Aaron Renninger spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mrs. +. n. Gaugler,
at Selinsgrove. n,
Michael Mangle and family, ofPotato
Valley, spent Sunday with his brother,
Henry Mangle. jfa
Mrs. Luther Meyers, osphi 2rssiA.
was visitor with Sheriff ana Mrs.
Row over Sunday.
Miss Lillian Amig, who has been at
Lewistown for some time, is visiting
her parents at Franklin.
Miss Marie BowersoX, of ShamOkin
spent several days this week with hel
grandpa, Joseph Bowersox.
Mrs. Charles Allen and son, o
Williamsport spent few days with G
w. Row and wife, at the Jail.
Carl Espenshade, Deputp Revenue
Collector, of Mifllintown, transacted
business in this place Tuesday.
Mr.. B. o. Kessler, wife and daughter
of Selinsgrove, took supper at thu
Washington house on Sunday.
Elmer Snyder of Selinsgrove, was il
town the latter part of last week look
inc after the insurance business.
Miss Mable Grimm accompanied &
, o. Gaugler to Beavertown the latte
part of last week, where they spent tn
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Hassinger, TIN
Misses Mable and Dilla Grimm, Law
renee Stettler and Miss Manerva Stett
Ter spent Saturday at Sunbury.
Mrs. Philip Spaid and Mrs. Hiatt
Mertz and son, Master John, left las
Saturday for Sunbury where they viii
spend Il week visiting relatives.
, Mr.. Ira T. Clement and wife, Mise
, Sara F. and Elsie Kulp and Messrs
John w. Keenan, and 1. II. G. Dissing
er, all of Sunbury, were Sunday visit
f ors in town.
, Aaron Crosgrove, Herbert Shambacl
and Charles Walter, three of on
painters, returned home on Saturda
after painting the buildings of w. II
Graybill at Richfield.
. Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Schoch, MIR. an
e Mrs. John Moatz, Mr.. VIM. Shindl
e and Mrs. DR.. j. Y. Shindle, wer
: among the town people, who attende'
t the funeral of Melanchon Mensch. {
Union county.
DR.. A. A. Yoder, Harry Weis, w. q
Philips, Mr.. and Mrs. James X. Davis
: of Selinsgrove, and Misses M. Eft
Carson and Lillian King, of Philade
phia, and Miss May V. Dee, Of Media
were jolly crowd Of town callers o
Monday evening.
r After serving as cashier in the ban
at this place for the past fourteen years
Mr.. Jerome Thompson, has resigne
:. his position to accept similar on
with the Farmers National bank Q
r Bloomsburg. While here he has mad
h many warm friends who regret his q
8 parture. He is succeeded here by n