The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-06-19
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Miss Harriet Riegel is listed with the |
sick.
Miss Rhoda Bachman spent q few
days at Paxtonville.
Miss Marcia ID. App of MahantongO
is visiting Miss Claire Graybill.
Mrs. J. A. snyder and children are
visiting relatives at Lewisburg.
Miss Sara Steese Of Mifiiinburg is yis-
iting Hon. u. A. SchOch and wife.
Miss Bertha Grouse attended com.
mencement ut Selinsgrovs last week.
Samuel Stuck and lady Of Sunbury
spent Sunday with Mrs. Samuel Is.
Walter.
Michael Meyer, wife aud son Of Free
burg spent Sunday with II. II. 3ick-
hart.
George Muatz, who had been in Ohio
for about u year, returned home Satur-
day.
Howard Marks is employed ut Bur-
ham S.eel Works with the hammer
gang.
Charles Marks is spending a few days
at Lewistown with DR.. J. Z. Amig and
wife.
Geo. H. Steininger and Jno. f.
Stetler returned Saturday from a trip
to LewistOwn.
d. X. Haas and family of Shamokin
spent several days with Merchant John
w. Runkle.
Miss Sadie Wagner Of Miffiinburg Is
visiting her grandparents, Henry r.
Tobias and wife,
Rev. w. X. Diehl and family last
week visited Rev. Mcconnell and fam.
lily at Miffiinburg.
Mrs. H. H. Hassinger and son Of
Elizabethville is visiting her parents,
Jas. P. Smith and wife.
Mrs. B. +. Herman and daughter,
Lillian, Of Kratzerville spent . few
days In town last week.
| Mr.. Stewart and yisb Of shamoktr
are visitlng the latter's parents, sheriff
Row and wife at the jail. -
Bruce H. Grouse and Luther Moatz.
who had been out near Pittsburg since
last winter, returned home Saturday.
Anthony, the ls-yearold son Of ia.
cob B. Herman, Tuesday while drag.
ging logs, had one of his legs mashed.
1. H. Bowersox has purchased a
gasoline engine to use in making ice
cream. 1t Is one and one-balf horse
power
| &. II. Dunkelherger and I. H. Bow.
sox are erecting heavy stone walls and
terracing their lawns as protection in
case of high water.
Edward M. Greene of Lewistown
spent Sunday with Mrs. Greene and
Edward McVittv, Jr., at the home of
w. w. Wittenmyer.
Miss Margaret Bolender, Assistant
Postmistress of this place, and sister,
Mollie, spent a few days with Miss
Laura Runkle at Centre Hall.
Squire Gift has an alder stalk that
has grown to the size of a tree. the
trunk Of which measures . feet ana 8
inches in circumference. The height
is 16 or II feet.
Fred =. Painter, foreman of the
Evening Express" Lock Haven. Pa.
and wife are spending week with J.
A. Painter and wife. Mr.. Painter
made pleasant call at this office
Monday.
VIM. A. Schnee of Schnee was here
last week and took with him bills for
Fourth of July celebration at Mt. Pleas.
ant Mills, or Schnee Post Office. There
Will be foot race, wheelbarrow race,
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talloon ascension, an address by Prof.
Cleo. w. Walborn during the day and
fireworks and cake walk in the even
ing.
l.. G. Smith has gone to Munhall,
Pa, where he accepted position as
operator. The Editor of the PosT has
some vivid recollections Of Munhall
station as he served as guard of the
Carnegie works part of dark and
stormy night and the balance of the
night slept on the station platform.
This was during the Homestead strike.
IL. Bordner of Pilger, Neb., and DIR.
Krebs of Union township were at Mid.
dleburg last Thursday. Mr.. Bordner
dropped in to pay his subscription. He
went west several years ago and is
making money at farming out there,
while he says he lost money at the
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