The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-11-27
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GEORGE A. Kline, of Beavertown,
spent Monday in town.
Jacob Stahl, of Ritter, was at the
County seat Monday.
ID. X. Haas of Shamokln was at
Middleburg Friday.
John Mensch of Minlinburg is visit
ing G.. Alfred Schoch and wife.
Miss Anna Ripka of Sunbury is at
home conva,escing from sick spell.
Geo. F. Brosius, Of Mt. Pleasant
Mills, spent last Thursday at Sunbury.
Frank d Riegel of Winfield spent
Sunday with his sick father in this
place.
Squire y. II. Wagner of Kratzer-
vile was at the County Seat Friday on
business.
DIR A. r. Potteiger, of Selinsgrove,
spent several hours in town last Friday
on business.
Mrs. Charles Burlington and chill
dren, of Lewistown, spent several days
in this place.
John l.. Freed, of Freeburg, was at
the County seat last Wednesday and
paid his subscription.
w. Porter Thompson, of Mexico,
spent Sunday in town with his son,
Jas. q. Thompson.
Lester Derr's store at Paxtonville
was entirely consumed with fire We'd
nesday morning at one o'clock.
John II. Miller, Of Strobe Mills, and
Wilson Herrold, of Chapman, sent in
money to pay their subscription.
Attorney jacob Gilbert and Commits
sioners Clerk John n. Brosius spent
last Thursday at the state Capital.
Mrs. DR.. A. NJ. Smith and Mrs. X.
&. Walter, of Beaver Springs, spent
last thursday with Mrs. NJ. /. Potter.
Attorney Chas. P. Ulrich visited the
CosN,ty seat last Thursday and dropped
into this Office to transact some busi-
ness.
Mrs. Alex. r. PaxsOn and daught, r
Mary, of Parkesburg, is paying visit
Pto her former school-mate, Mrs. Geo.
w. Wagenseller.
Mrs. f. S. Riegel, Mrs. j. w. Runkle,
Miss Laura Runkle and Mrs. Anna
Hottenstein spent Saturday with Mrs.
*. &. Walter at Beaver Springs.
p. l.. Haines, John X. Hughes, At
torney Geo, A. Botdorf of Freeburg and
Captain Jacob Duck of Freeburg were
County Seat visitors last Thursday.
David Sholly, of Selinsgrovc, and
John S. Snyder, of Liverpool, accom-
panied Mrs. NJ. O. Snyder of Sclins-
grove to the County Seat last Wcdncs-
day.
Geo. y. Haincs and wife Of Sclins-
grove, Clay Whitmoycr samuel
Fought, wife and son of Pine Summit.
Pa, dined at the Washington House
DR.. Hcrnlan's horse ran away Mon
lay afternoon and culIided with
Charles Mehsch, who was drying to-
ward home. The bdggies were badly
broken and Mr. Mensch made Il narrow
'scape.
Gilbert q. Kulp of Shamokin was n
visitor Wednesday Of last
week. He is son-in-law of Andrew ,
'illmyer, recently elected Congress
nan. Gilbert has the distinction of
lavinga brother and his father-in-law
II Congress.
Among the County Seat visitors Sat =,
Irday we noticed l.. f.. Specht, EN-
'orium; w. NJ. Specht, Alfred Smith,
. A. Haine, Beavertown; A. A. Ulsh, :
VIM. II. Dreese, J. NJ.
Baker, Beaver Springs; and }. II.
)reese. Mcclure.
DR.. j. +. Kanawell, of Penn's Creek, r
leo. b. Lefller, of Shamokin Dam, {
acob p. Buck, of Selinsgrove, Prof.
). G. Bowersox, John II. Willis, Car
on Seebold and the Editorof the PosT
epresented Snyder county ut the
leeting Of thirty-second degree 5
Iasons at Bloomsbury last week. II
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