The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-09-04
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p. 8. Riegel of Freeburg, dropped in
to see us Monday.
H. G. Oberdorf, of Mifiiinburg, was
a Middleburg visitor Monday.
F. H. Schaefier, of Mcconnell, ILL.,,
dropped in to see us last week.
Ralph ROush is spending few days
with his grandparents at Freeburg.
VIM. Foltz. wife and children, spent
Sunday with relatives at Maitland.
Miss Ada Gaugler, Of Selinsgrove, is
visiting relatives in town this week.
J. c. Swineford of Pennscreek, drop
ped in Saturday to pay the Posi- call.
A. L. Spangler has been stationed at
Elizabethville as storekeeper and guag-
er.
Reuben Shook of Pennscreek drop
ped in to pay his subscription Satur-
day.
Hon. g. Alfred Schoch took in the
centennial exercises at Bloomsbury last
week.
Henry r. Tobias and wife spent q
few days with their son ut Beaver.
town.
Charles Roush and wife spent Sun.
day at Freeburg visiting relatives and
friends.
+. l.. Swartzlandef, Of Kreamer, was
at the County Seat last Thursday on
business. .st
Miss Fannie Bowersox, of Shamo-
kin, spent few days last week with
her father.
Miss Anna Shambach, of Paxton
Vile, h spending few days-at John
w. Runkle's.
8. G. Lantz, of Watsontown, spent
Tuesday at Beavertown and this place
to buy peaches.
Miss Lizzie Herman, of New Berlin,
is paying her respects to the family of
VIM. H. Beaver.
Samuel B. Rhodes of Glen Riddle
and James X. Davis of Selinsgrove
were in town Sunday.
Miss Mary Houseworth, of Selins-
grove, is visiting her grandparents,
Henry Dietrich and wife.
Edwin Charles spent several days of
the past week with his parents and
friends at Port Treverton.
Carbon Seebold and wife spent sew.
eral days the latter part of last week
shopping in Philadelphia.
Miss Myrtle Potter of Pittsburg is be-
ing entertained by her uncle, District
Attorney M. 1. Potter and wife.
John A. Snyder, of Libonia, employ
ed on Parks Floral Magazine, is spend
ing his vacation with his family.
Charles Smith, of Selinsgrove, was
at the County Seat last Friday collec-
ting money to buy an artificial leg.
Miss Bessie Sampsell, of Pennscreek,
daughter of the next Sheriff Of Sny-
der county, is visiting friends in town.
H. H. Hassinger, cashier of the First
National bank at Elizabethville, spent
several days of the past week in town.
w. +. Dagle, the Beavertown shirt
factory man, and family spent Sunday
in the city with merchant Gabriel
Beaver.
w. w. Wittenmyer, Cashier James
G. Thompson and Miss Mollie Bolen-
der took in the Bloomsbury centennial
last week.
County Treasurer Bonneville Smith
paid visit to his brother ut Berwick
and took in the sites of historic
Bloomsbury.
I1dTTy L. DOLleT vi washington,
Misses Ella Kessler and Bessie Ulrich
of Selinsgrove, were at the County
Seat Friday.
George Marks, of Knousetown, Eli
Portzline, of Oriental, M. Millner and
Henry Walborn, of Kantz, were at
Middleburg Friday.
P. S. Burrell, formerly of McKees
and sister, Miss Maggie Burrell and
niece, Mrs. c. B. Ennis, of Washing
ton, were at the County Seat Monday.
Among those at Williamsgrove last
week we note the following: Mrs. Jen-
ME Meyer, Mrs. Ella Houtz, Mrs. L.
E. Wetzel, Nellie Ramer, Charles
Rauch, Jas. Bowersox, M. X. Schoch,
Mrs. Foster Riegle and son, Mrs. Mary
NJ. Wagner and Ed. Walter and fami-
ly.