The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-02-27
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Nathan Hackenburg of Dundore was
at the county seat Monday.
Z. 9. Seebold and wife of Sunbury
were visitors in town this week.
w. l. Garman and family spent Sun.
day with relatives near Fremont.
G. w. Burns and family spent Sum.
day with Joseph Bowersox and family.
Thos. J. Specht and family helped to
eat big dinner at Beavertown Sun.
day.
Robert +. Walter of franklin town.
ship dropped in to see us Tuesday. Call
again.
p. A. Brosius, the new constable OF
Perry township, made business call
Monday morning.
p. S. Riegel of Freeburg was at the
county seat Tuesday and took dinner
with his his son, F. S. Riegle.
Miss Bingaman of Centreville passed
through this place Saturday on her
way home from Lewistown.
Mrs. Geo. II. Steininger of the French
Flats gave a "Thimble Bee" one day
last week to number of her friends.
J. Il. Huber and family of Union
county were visiting relatives at this
place for several days during the past
week.
Miss Lottie Grouse and her pupils of
Renninger's school gave Washing
toms birthday entertainment Friday
night.
Last week Miss Miriam Bachman
had the misfortune Of runninga q needle
into her finger and inflicted very
painful wound.
Jobe Hartman of Ritter, ID. l. Neitz
of Verdilla aud Anon Womer and
John Barner Of Rich6eId were among
our Mondays callers.
Joseph Bowes and wife moved into
the house with Mrs. Ds II. Rhoads and
Mrs. John A. Snyder moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Bowes.
The report comes from Lansford, Pa.
that w. Nevin Engle and wife, for
merly of this place, are the happy par
ents of young photographer.
w. T.. Stahlhecker and DR.. &. q.
Smith of Beaver Springs and Harvey
f. Eberly of Denver, Lancaster county,
were in this place Friday night.
Jacob Fisher and Calvin Forty of
Kantz were callers at this Office Tues.
day. They propose to erect new
church down near the Middlecreek.
Martin Mench of near Mifiiinburg
received a set back last week and Mrs.
G. Alfred Schoch and Chas. Mench of
this place were called to his bedside.
HarrisonWalters of Letters Ford, Ind.
formerly of this county, is making an
extended visit to friends in this vicinity.
Monday he made pleasant call at this
office.
John f. Zechman of Troxelville, f.
E. Holsapple and Levi Herrold of
Kantz and Sephares Gemberling of
near Salem, were among our Tuesday
callers.
A party was given to Miss Bertha
Grouse In honor of her 10Th birthday
at her fathers residence Monday even
ing. A very pleasant time was had
even If some one did steal the taffy.
H. A. Klingler of Freeburg, Joel
Reichenbach and son of West Perry
township, John X. and Samuel Meyer
of Freeburg, d. F. Uplinger of Mt.
Pleasant Mills, Abraham Koons and J.
NJ. Bingaman Of Penns Greek, Charles
Miller of Salem were among our Tues
day morning callers.
DR.. A. r. Potteiger of Selinsgrove
was in town Tuesday to Inspect the
cattle of Michael Shambacher, Charles
Mench and Hon. G.. Alfred Schoch.
The doctor thinks that rs the ladies re-
surrect their spinning wheels he should
resurrect the old-fashioned COW belle.
His horses are adorned with this anti
que piece Of jingleism.
Chas. Swartz, son of Howard Swartz
of Troxelville, this county, returned
from China Monday. He was away |
four years serving In the hospital corps |
In Manila and last summer, was order
ed to San Francisco, but before they got
out the city, were ordered back to China
on account Of the trouble there. He
was gone four years almost to the hour.
Jumbo Kerstetter of the McKees
Hotel was In town Tuesday at court.
We rejoice with the people Of Chapman
township that the smallpox scare Is
passed and 3hat all, houses where the
malady existed have been thoroughly
cleansed and fumigated. Mr.. Kerstet-
ter has again opened his hotel for busi-
ness and We trust that smallpox may
never be known in Snyder county. !