The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-07-24

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day in town.
l.. 6. Derr, of Paxtonville, was notic-
ed on our streets Monday.
III. ID. Schnure, of Selinsgrove, was
seen on our streets the latter part Of last
week.
Mrs. Mckinney, of Sunbury, is visit
ing Mrs. isabella Roush on West
Market st.
Messrs. Frank J. and Ira Schoch, of
Selinsgrove, We're noticed on our streets
last Saturday.
J. a. Bowersox, of Centreville, while
in town on Friday made the PosT n
very pleasant call.
Master Paul Bowersox, returned on
Monday after visiting relatives at Sha-
mokin and Sunbury.
John Stahlnecier, who is employed
at Lock Haven, is in town enjoying a
visit with his parents.
John Fields, of Kreamer, transacted
business in town Monday. He also
made us pleasant call.
Miss Blanche Bingaman, of Phila-
delphia, is the honored guest of Misses
Lottie and Bertha Grouse.
Mrs. L. f.. Pawling, of Selinsgrove,
spent Monday in town with her broth
er, Hon. G. Alfred Schoch.
Mrs. Scott Ritter, who has been very
ill with congcstive chlls, we are pleas
ed to say, is much improved.
Miss Eva Wetzel, who is employed
at Sunbury, is spending n week under
the parental roof at Swineford.
Miss Kate Gcmberling, of Selins-
grove, is being entertained in town, the
guest of Frank Specht and wife.
Miss Sallie Snyder, who is working
in the silk mill at Sunbury, is visiting
her parents on West Market st.
Henry Grubb, of Minlnburg, made
us an agreeable call on Wednesday and
paid another years subscription.
John Snyder, in company with two
friends all of Liverpool, spent a day the
latter part of last week in town.
Editor Lumhard, of the Tribune,
Selnsgrove, spent Monday in town,
the guest Of his daughter, Mrs NJ. |.
Potter.
John y. Brosius and family spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives at
Mt. Pleasant Mills. John also took in
the picnic.
Thomas Specht and family and Jerry
Wetzel and wife drove to Beavertown
on Sunday where they spent the day
with their parents.
Mrs. Ritter, of Sunbury, and Daniel
Ritter and wife, of ShamokiE Dam,
were the guests of the formers son, eX-
Sheriff Ritter, over Sunday.
Harry Harter and wife, of Sunbury,
spent Sunday in town. Mrs. Harter
remained here to help nurse her father,
j. w. Orwig, back to health.
I. G.. Seller, the crack fisherman and
all-aroInd sport, called on number OF
our business people in town on Thurs,
day. He also called at this office.
Benton Straub and wife and Agus-
tus Straub and wife, all of Pallas, stop.
ped for supper, Saturday, at G. NJ
Shindel on their way to visit Samuel
Straub at Centreville.
Chas. f. Sampsel, the Republican
nominee for Sheriff, of Centreville
stopped in town Monday, while enrout
for the West End where he will spent
the week looking up his many friends
He was accompanied by his son and
daughter.
On Tuesday forenoon Mrs. John Sny.
der was taken i'll very suddenly and il
was feared that she would die ere med.
ical aid could be summoned. The fam.
ily physician after examination pro-
nounced it gall-stones and soon had the
patient resting much easier.
Ruth Bowersox, Ella Hottenstine,
Katie, Willis, Mamie Arbogast, Geo.
Willis, Keimer Runkle, Joe Potter and
Roy Arbogast made upa jolly crowd
of little folks who enjoyed last Friday
at the creek. The little ladies had pre-,
pared refreshments which were served
for dinner and supper.
John Kreeger, of Swineford, VIM
Dunkelberger, of Sunbury, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Row, of Millersburg, Miss
Libbie Dunkelberger, of town and lady
friend of Sunbury, enjoyed few days
outing at Swift Run last week trying
their luck at trout fishing. The catch
is not reported.