The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-01-02
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Irwin Il. Buck of Sunbury spent Sun
day with friends in this place.
S. S. Schoch and Marion Schoch
spent Christmas in Philadelphia.
Mrs. II. b. Rowe of Millersburg paid
d visit to her parents in Swineford.
Miss Fannie Bowersox of SunGury
spent the holidays in Middleburg.
Luther Neff of Gordon spent the
holidays with A. S. Beaver and wife.
Miss Jennie Fox of Catawissa spent
the holidays with S. b. Splitter and
family
Prof. A. II. Gilbert and Miss Lulu
Smith ate their Christmas turkey at
Kreamer.
The editor of the Posi- and family
spent Christmas with his mother at
Selinsgrove.-
Mrs. James VI. VanZandt is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Il. B. McWilliams
at McVeytown.
Miss Margaret Bolender spent the
holidays with Miss Laura Runkle at
Centre Hall.
Miss Bertha Wittenmyer spent a
week in Philadelphia to do some holi-
day shopping.
Miss Jennie Giflen of Patterson spert
few days Of her vacation with Mrs.
Charles Rothfon.
Il. N. Greene of Lew istown spent
Christmas with his family at the home
of w. w. Wittenmyer.
Mrs. Charles Meyer, Of Hartleton,
nee Katie Rhoads, spent last week with
Mrs. Mary Rhoads.
w. l.. Wehr of Dice was in town
Monday Of last week. He will move to
Miillinburg April lst.
l.. {. Bowersox and family of Sha-
mokin spent portion of the holidays
With their ,e,.ittvess 4,
Mrs. H. F. Charles and daughter OF
Port Treverton are visiting the formcr'e
son in this plrce.
DR.. j. G. Amig and wife of Lewis
town spent the holidays with J. l..
Marks and Philip Amig and families.
District Attorney M. 1. Potter and
family ate their Christmas dinner with
Editor Lumbard and wife at Selins-
grove.
Mrs. DIR. /. G. Barber and children Of
Danvile enjoyed the holiday period
with Miss Amanda Wittenmyer in
Franklin.
Isaac 4. Moyer of New Berlin was at
the county seat Monday of last week
and dropped into this office to pay his
subscription.
Misses Sallie and Isabella Snyder of
the Susquehanna silk mill, Sunbury,
spent the holidays with their parents
on West Market street.
Harry Bowersox, Sr., dropped into
this office and paid for another years
subscription. He has been getting the
Posi- for 80 years already.
Jacob Bollinger of Kreamer was IL
county seat visitor Monday of last
week. He is one of the PosT's most
prompt paying subscribers.
Joel Reichenbach, one of the staunch
Republicans of West Perry Township,
and his son were at the county seat
Dec Goth to order sale bills for the sale
farm stock.
Mrs. &. II. Dunkelberger returned
from six months visit to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. DIR. Sallade at Ringgold, Pa.
Mrs. DR.. Sallade is sick and Mrs. Dun
kelberger brought along her four
weeks old grandchild.
George Brown, of Hoffer, formerly
the mail carrier between McXees and
this place, died Of small pox last week,
aged about 80 yerrs. This is the first
victim of small pox in Snyder county
from the present epidemic.
Henry S. Bickhart of Shaded and
Peter S. Bickhart of Meiservilie were
in town Dec. 2lst. to have the will of
their father, Samuel Bickhart, probat-
ed. The executors notice appears in
the Posi-. I
J. P. Nagle and family have moved
from Aline to place between Red
Bank school house In Washington
township and the Summit House. His
son-in-law, Charles Hackenburg, will
conduct the farm at Aline.
Prot. VIM. Meyer Of Freeburg was in
town Monday Of last week. His son,
Myron A. Meyer, collected the tomb
stone inscriptions Of Washington town
ship. There are 73s inscriptions. The
paper is nicely written and creditably
prepared. Il j