The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-11-20
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sick list the past week.
Philip Cross, of New Berlin, is visit
ing &. a. Schoch and wife.
Mr. Bogenrief, of Miillnburg, called
on Middleburg ladies Sunday.
Chas. w. Smith has accepted po-
sition on the Bloomsburg daily.
James G. Grouse paid professional
visit to Lewistown last Monday.
NJ. :. Helser, of Richield, was at
the county seat Thursday of last week.
a half dozen hunters of this place
are out on Seven Mountains for deer.
Mrs. Howard w. Folk and children
were visiting relatives in Union Co.
Charles Rauch has been offered n
very desirable position rs barber in
Shamokin.
Reno II. Walter, the Middleburg
Bakery man and family, spent Sunday
out of town.
Amos Bolig and family, of Selins-
grove, spent Sunday at Foster Riegeps
in Swineford.
Mrs Laura Runkle and friend. of
Center Hall, spent several days with
friends in town.
Jay G. Weiser, Esq, attended the
wedding of his nephew at Beavertown
last Wednesday.
M. Millner, of ;[antz spent last
Thursday in town to attend meeting
of the bank Directors.
Mrs. p. c. Hartman, of Lcwistown,
spent several days in town with her
sick father, Ii. X. Riegel.
MIR. Bashoar and lady of Juniata
county spent Sunday with his brother,
a. G. Bashoar and wife.
J. +. Stahlnecker, who spent a
month with MI Hassingey in War
ren County, returned home.
Miss Bess Grouse and Mrs. Mary
Grouse, of Selinsgrove, visited Attor-
ney Grouse and family last week.
The Editor enjoyed a drive with
Hon. G. A. Schoch last Friday to
Reuben Weirck's at PaXtonville.
Charles A. Meiser and wife and Mrs.
Haldeman and daughter, of Thomp-
sontOwn, spent Sunday in town with
relatives.
Alberta, another daughter of b. f.
Aerman, of Monroe township, died
last week and was buried Sunday.
Cause typhoid fever.
Isaiah Dressler, of Meiservlle, drop
ped in to pay his subscription Wedues-
day of last week. He is not rich
man but he is honest.
DIR. J. w. Orwig and wife spent Fri
day at j. f. Magees of Kreamer to
see Stephen Mensch and wife of Union
county who We're visiting there.
On account of Miidleburg being
more centrally located, it is said that
County Superintendent Walborn will
make his home here after April 1st.
The Juniata Conference of the
Lutheran Church met at Reedsville
this week. Rev. w. Fl Diehl and
John w. Walter attended the sessions
Jerome n. Thompson resigred as
Cashier of tho Farmers Bank of
Blooms0urg, to accept the position as
Cashier of Trust Company at Wilkes
Barre.
J. c. Beck, of New York City, and
Miss Lille Schoch, of Selinsgrove, were
at the county seat on Sunday. Mr.
Beck is employed by the American
Rating Agency.
l.. f.. Wetzel, II. j. Specht and J. III.
Diemer of this place are very happy
just now on account of the Pennsylva-
mia r. II. Co., announcing ten per
cent. raise in salaries.
Mrs. ]. II. Page, Of Maud, Bucks
county, last Thursday paid visit to
James Ayers and wife. She sent her
name and a dollar to the PosTin order
to get the news of Snyder county.
John r.. Riegel of Verdilla, Isaac
Riegel and two sons of Northumber-
land and Miss Maggie Arbogas. of
Selinsgrove, visited Henry r. Riegel
and wife during the week. The former
two are brothers of the sick man.
The Editor of the PosT and wife
were shown through the large and
handsome Ladies' Dormitory at Sus.
quehanna University. Selinsgrove,
through the courtesy of Miss Enders,
the precepttess. 1t is certainly hand
some structure and the institution is '
growing rapidly.