The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-07-10
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last week mt TroXelyille.
II. Harris Bower, Esq, is spending
some time in New York City.
Mrs. Howard Foulk and little daugh-
ter spent Sunday at Sunbury.
Renado Bilger, of near New Berlin,
was noticed in town on Monday.
County Treasurer Ben Smith spent
part of last week at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edward Bower, of Renova, was
the guest of Mrs. Catherine Bower.
Mr.. Charles Haas and lady friend, of
Shamokin, are visiting at J. w. Runk-
les.
Preston Erdley, Of Lewistown, spent
Sunday under the parental roof in
town.
Beau. Hartman and Ralph tlelan,
both Of Lewistown, spent sunday IN
this burg.
Ner b. Middlesworth, of Nc Clure,
while in town on Tuesday made us a
pleasant CALI
John Eisenhart, wife and son of
Shamokin, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
George Shindle.
Reno Walter has moved into the
property of Mrs. Katie Manbeck on
West Market street.
Miss Laura Gemberling, one of Sc
linsgrove's fair dansels, is the guest Of
Miss Bertha Grouse.
Frank Reigle, the sewing machine
man, transacted business at Selins-
grove on the Fourth.
Mr.. Ammon Spangler spent several
days the forepart of this week with his
mother at Centreville.
Miss Blanch Spaid, of Selinsgrove,
was the guest of her cousin, Miss Lii
lie Spaid over Sunday.
Dan Dreese and family, of West Vir-
ginia, are on visit to his parents,
Banks Drcese and wife.
Misses Cottie and Mabel Shoeman
of Akron, Ohio, are enjoying = visit
among relatives in town.
Miss Ida Beaver returned to her pO-
sition at Altoona, after visit of sever
al weeks with her parents.
Miss Ruth Bowersox is enjoying a
weeks visit with her cousin, Miss Wv
ian X. Burns, at SelinsgrOve.
Jolly Joe Lesher, editor of the Selins-
grove Times, transacted business in
town between trains Monday.
Geo. Clelan, who is working in
Huntington county, is spending some
time in town with his parents.
Mr.. Brosius, of the firm, Brosius &
Minium, of Mt. Pleasant Mills, made
this office pleasant call on Monday.
Charles o. Gaugler, of the Gaugler n
McFall marble firm, of Selinsgrove,
was in town Tuesday looking up new
business.
After spending several weeks in town
with her grandpa, Miss Vivian X.
Burns left on Monday for her home at
Selinsgrove.
After spending several months in
Gordon, Mrs Arthur Beaver returned
home, accompanied by her nephew
Luther Nefl.
Miss Isabella Snyder, who is employ
ed in the Sunbury silk mill, visited
her parents, VIM, Snyder and family,
over Sunday.
Philip Shelley, foreman of the Sun.
burg Daily Item job department, was
n visitor among the dear friends in
town over Sunday.
Charles Spangler and family, of New
Durham, n. j., are visiting relatives
in this section of the county. Mr.
Spangler was former Snyder county
boy.
Mrs. NJ. f. Jones, of Washington, d.
c., will give talk on "Better Health
for Women in the Court House on
Friday evening. Admission free and
for ladies only.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Feese and sor
Earl, of Beavertown, left on Tuesday
for their home after spending week
in town with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Fryman.
Messers. Robert Potter, Frank Veg
enseller, and several other companions
. all of Selinsgrove, are spending th'
week camping at the foot Of Shad'
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