The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-01-09
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MS brother +. +. Walter.
c. l.. Derr of Paxtonville was ap.
pointed Mercantile Appraiser.
Miss Bessie Sampsell of Pennscreek
paid visit to Miss Claire Graybill.
Mrs Rhoda McWilliams of Mcvey-
town is visiting her parents in town.
Henry r. Tobias was reelected Jani-
tor of the court house for another year.
Raymond Katz was away looking
up a place to locate in the near future.
Mrs. Louisa Kleckner of Mifflinburc
will spend the winter with Mrs. Mary
A. Rhoads.
Isaac Sprenkle of Kantz paid his
respects to this Office Thursday of last
week.
j. p. Nagle of Washington township
was a Middleburg visitor Saturday
afternoon.
n. A. Bowes moved bis tailoring es-
tablishment to the room over J. G..
Crouse's office.
VIM. II. Shindel Monday returned
to Easton to resume his studies at La
fayette College.
M. l.. Wagenseller of Selillsgrove in
terviewed the merchants at this place
last Friday.
Ex-senator Hummel was at the
county seat Thursday afternoon be-
tween trains.
Geo w. Walter of Franklin twp.
called last Wednesday to renew his
subscription.
A. NJ. Garman and family moved
from Fremont to Robert Shambach' $
house on Back street.
Solomon Lawer and Levi Grubb of
and J. w. Renninger of Franklin twp.
were New Year ca llers.
A. w. Smith, ticket agent at Selins-
grove, made pOn. call ut .tbis Office
Thursday Of last week.
Charles Haas, sister Carrie and Miss
Campbell Of Shamokin are visiting
John w. Runkle and family.
Mrs. Lizzie J. Smith is staying at
Mifflinburg owing to the serious illnes $
of her sister, Mrs. DR.. Ernest.
Miss Mary Ritter who has been at
Sunbury for several m9nths, spent
Sunday with her parents at Ritter, Pa.
Mrs. E. c. Stahl and son of Reading
and Mrs. Loretta Smith of Carbondale
are visiting Daniel Millhouse and wife.
Harvey Meyer of Beaver township
called at this Office last Thursday to
have notice of his sale put in our Sale
Register.
A. ID. Krcamcr of Kreamer was at
the county seat Saturday and placed
the notice of his sale in the POsTs Sale
Register.
John l.. Stahlnecker, who has been
engaged in soliciting insurance at Lock
Haven, is spending n few days at this
place recuperating.
Mrs S. A. Bowersox and friend of
Paxtonvile dropped into this Office last
Saturday morning to renew her sub
scription to the POsT.
Charles l.. Marks Monday evening
left for Philadelphia to resume his
studies at Dental College. He will COM
plete the course this spring.
Hon. H. G. VanZandt, of Mifiiin Co.,
with his brother. James of this place
made pleasant call at this Office last
week. The two sons are the only liv-
ing members Of the original family.
Rev. Bolts Of Trout Run will preach
in the Zion U. b. church Saturday
evening; Sunday morning, New Berlin;
Sunday afternoon at Hummel's and
Sunday evening at Middleburg. Rev.
Bolts will become the pastor of the
Middleburg circuit.
Peter Garman, of near Fremont, is
the Oldest merchant in Snyder county,
he having been continuously in busi-
ness since 1857, including twelve years
in the boot and shoe business in Phila-
delphia. He is genial gentleman and
holds his share of trade with his COM
petitOrs.
Millard X. Hassinger and family of
Franklin township will move to War
rem county this spring. Millard is one
of Snyder county's most intelligent
farmers and we regret to lose him. The
church and Sunday School at Hassing-
er's church will lose two of their most
active members In Mr.. Hassinger and
his accomplished wife. The PosT
wishes them abundant success in their
new field.