The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-10-23
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| w. s. Kuhn, of Sunbury, was at the
County seat Monday.
]. q. Bassler, and wife of Freeburg,
were in town Sunday.
Mrs. John Snyder and children, are
visiting in Lewisburg.
A. r.. Trexler, of Snnbury, was in
town Tuesday afternoon.
Geo. w. Smith, of Shamokin Dam,
was at the County seat Tuesday.
Calvin Stetler ind son, Fred, are
spending the week at Philadelphia.
John Bateman, aprinter of Sunbury,
was added to our force Monday of last
week.
w. H. Beaver spent last week in
Philadelphia buying fall and winter
goods.
w. f. Stahlnecker and wife of Bea-
yer Springs, visited friends in town
Sunday.
Insurance Agent r.. l.. Schroyer, of
Selinsgrove, was in town on business
Monday.
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch is attending
Supreme court in Scranton as a Juror.
this week.
Mrs. DIR. l. G. Barber and daughter,
Margaret, of Danville, are visiting rel
atives in town.
John NJ. Meyer and daughter Sarah
spent Sunday with c. A. Meiser at
Thompsontown.
Miss Diehl, spent day last week
visiting her brother, Rev. w. H. Diehl
and family of this place.
Miss Elva Baker, the stenographer
of this office, spent Sunday with her
parents near Lewisbuig.
Geo. A. Snyder, of Kreamer, was at
the county seat Monday. We are al
ways glad to see Mr.. Snyder.
| Ex-Commissioner Isaac SPOTS and,
Riley Weaver, Of Meiserville, were
county seat visitors last Thursday.
M. s. Heiser, proprietor of the Rich
field Roller Mills, was i'm town Tuesday
and ordered new supply Of stationery
Rev. I. p. Neff and wife, of jefferson
county, spent several days in town
with his daughter, Mrs. A. S. Beaver.
Ex-Commissioner Frank L. Magee
and wife of Mazeppa spent several days
at the home of DR.. }. w. Orwig and
wife.
William Dunkleburger, head clerk
in the Globe Warehouse, Sunbury,
spent several days in town with his
parents.
Milton Keeler, wife and child, of
the western part of the state, were
visiting Henry Dietrich and family
in Swineford.
Mr.. Leader, of the firm of Leader &
Son, of Shamokin, was in town last
week trying to make arrangements for
Il coat sale at this place.
DIR. A. j. Fisher, ex-Representative
of Juniata county, and his two accom-
plished daughters, and Andrew Bas-
hoar are visiting G. M. Moatz.
Albert Gellnett, of the firm of Cell
nett Brothers, was in Philadelphia,
Baltimore and New York this week,
buying in a supply of new goods.
Fred Kreamer and wife, of Mime
apolis paid visit to w. w. Witten-
myer and family. At one time they
resided where DR.. Orwig has his dental
parlors.
II. T.. Pontius and wife of Miffiin-
town, spent several days in Snyder
county with friends. They were in
Middleburg Tuesday last week on their
way home.
Ex-Judge Alfred Specht, of Beaver
town, was at the county seat Saturday.
He made call at this office and order
ed the insertion Of an Executors no
tice in the estate Of Sophia Kluck.
Rev. w. H. Diehl and wife, Misses
Claire Winey, Cary Willis, Hattie
Bowersox, Lottie and Bertha Grouse,
were among the list of those who at
tended the e. f. convention at Krea-
mer.
H. S. Shaffer, Of Spalding, Iowa,
and his sister, Mrs. Savilla s. Wales,
of Cando, N. Dak., last week left for
their homes after coming east to attend
the funeral Of their father, H. H.
Shaffer.
]. Calvin Boyer, of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, was away on trip last week,
bought an automobile and rode home
on his horseless carriage. He was In
towr several times and gave some of
his friends ride.