The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-08-28
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friends at Altoona.
d. X. Haas, of Shamokin, was in
town over Sunday.
Miss Bessie Smith is visiting friends
at Beaver Springs.
&. J. Gordon, of McKees Half Falls,
was in town Friday.
H. H. Leitzel and son of Mifilinburg
are visiting at James Ayers.
Catherine Long, of Ritter, was at the
County Seat Monday morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Leeser and child spent
Sunday with friends at Sunbury.
John Field, Kreamer's lumber king,
was at the County Seat Saturday.
George Moatz and Marion Schoch
were at SelinsgrOve Saturday night.
II. H. Eisenhuth, wife and some
friends were at the County Seat Sun.
day.
A. M. BowersoX and wife, of Beaver
town, spent Sunday with f. X. Frey
man.
Miss Clemantine Gellnett, of Meiser-
vile, last week visited T.. s. Stroup in
Franklin.
b. f. and G. r. Solomon, of New
Berlin, were Middleburg visitors last
Thursday.
f. s. Walls and /. Minor Dreisbach,
Of Lewisburg, were at Middleburg last
Thursday.
Amanda Bolender, Of Selinsgroye,
spent Sunday at the Swarm home
west of town.
Shem Knouse and wife, of Union
county, spent Sunday with c. H.
Steininger and wife.
John Gellnett, of the Arm of Cell
nett Brothers, spent Sunday with his
parents at Meiserville.
Charles c. SeebOld, Of Sunbury, the
music dealer, was at Middleburg be-
tween trains last Thursday.
Miss Eva Seebold, of Sunbury, Is en-.
joying pleasant visit with her uncle,
John w. Runkle and family.
J. w. Hendricks, of Freeburg, and J.
L. Middlesworth, of BeavertOwn, were
noticed at Middleburg Monday.
M. w. s. Benfer and Foster Smith,
of Beaver Springs, were seen at the
County Seat Friday of last week.
DR.. Eyer Walter, formerly a mer.
chant at Selinsgrove, was at the Coun-
ty Seat Wednesday of last week.
Miss Virgie Stees, of Mifllinburg,
and Miss Ames, of Baltimore, are pay
ing visit to Hon. G. A. Schoch and
wife.
John II. Brubaker, of Port Trever-
ton, and Eli Portzline, of Oriental,
were Middleburg visitors Thursday Of
last week.
+. c. Graybill and wife, Jacob Gil
bert and wife and others constituted a
fishing party at Meiser's dam last
Wednesday.
&. c. Heimbach and wife, of Phila-
delphia, were visiting friends here. He
is employed as typewriter for a print
ing establishment.
Rev. w. X. Diehl and family are
spending n portion of their vacation
with friends in his former charge at
Nittany, Centre county.
Rev. S. S. Kohler, of New Berlin,
preached an interesting sermon in the
Reformed church Sunday evening.
He made pleasant call at this Office
Monday morning.
John r. Kreeger spent several days
last week at Atlantic City where he
met III. Burns Smith, of New Ken
sington. Burns is spending a few
days in town with his friends.
e. E. Pawling and wife stopped sew
eral hours in town last Thursday. Mr..
Pawling is Principal of the public
schools at Berwyn and is now enjoying
his vacation with his parents at Selins-
grove.
George f. Grimm left last Wednes-
day morning to spend a week in Phil
adelphia and Lancaster. He met his
predecessor as instructor of the Edge
wood Deaf and Dumb School, where
he will go in September.
Among those from here who attend
ed "Pompeii" Wednesday evening of
last week were Hon. G. Alfred Schoch,
John F. Stettler, Lawrence Stettler,
Albert Boyer, County Treas. Benne-
vile Smith, Misses Libbie Dunkle-
burger, Lillian Stettler, Eva Steining-
er and John r. Kreeger.