The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-08-07

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Sunday in town.
DR.. J. w. Orwig and wife were at
Fremont Tuesday.
Sheriff Row transacted business nj
Sunbury on Saturday.
p. +. Rigel, of Beaver Springs, was
n town visitor Monday.
Steve Wendt, Of Selinsgrove, passed
through town Tuesday.
Miss Mollc Bolcnder spent Saturday
with friends at Sunbury.
Miss Laura Shambach spent Sunday
and Monday out of town.
James Ayers and wife returned home
from MIllinburg Saturday.
VIM. Louse, Of Selinsgrove, was no
ticed on our streets Saturday.
Rachel Ritter is spending the week
with relatives at Shamokin Dam.
Misses Pearl and Alice Lutz return
ed to their homes in Shippensburg.
Mrs. w. G. Meyer, Of Franklin, is
building a large porch at her house.
Ed. Wingard and lady friend, both
Of Selinsgroye, spent Sunday in town.
&. +. Sampscl and wife, Of Penns
'rcek, were visitors in town Saturday.
l.. G. Lands, Of Krcamcr, while in
town last Thursday stepped in to see
US.
B. f. Soloman, Of New Berlin, made
this Office a call while in town Mon
day.
The First National Bank Of this
place is having the hanking rooms
papered.
William Martin, Of New Berlin, at
tended to business at the Court House
Monday.
A. W. Potter, Esq of Selinsgrove,
transacted legal business in town on
Monday.
J. f. Martin, of West Milton, while
IN town Monday, made US an agree
able call.
Mr.. Espen.hade, Of the Juniata Her
aid, called on the Posi- while in town
on Monday.
II. NJ. Dirk, of Kratzerville, was no
ticed on our streets one day the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Weis, Of Selinsgrove,
stopped at the Washington House for
supper on Sunday.
Mr.. Jane TroXel and Miss Merriam
Smith, Of town, spent a few days of
last week at kreamer.
Miss Maud Runkel returned home
on Monday after spending a few days
with friends at Sunbury.
Ex-senator Ed. NJ. Hummel and DR..
VIM. II. Ulsh were in town Monday
afternoon between trains.
Thomas Bowersox left on Tuesday
for Lewistown where he has secured
employment in bakery.
Mrs. Susan Troxel, Of TroXelville,
was entertained in town on Saturday
by Mart Stenninger and wife
DR.. A. X. Pottieger, veterinary of
Selinsgrove was called to town on
professional business last Friday.
Mrs. G. II. Dunkleberger and grand
daugh ter and daughter, Lille, are WIS.,
iting d. S. Sholly's at Seijnsgrove.
William Ripka, railway postal
clerk, enjoyed a few days vacation
with his parents in town this week.
The Editor of the Posi- has so far re-
covered from his sickness that he is
enabled to spend several hours day at
his desk.
Rev. c. f. Hoshour, pastor of Beth
any Lutheran church, Philadelphia,
and son are visiting at Rev. w. r..
Dehls.
. Miss Kate Wagenseller, of Se!ins-
grove, spent day the latter part OF
last week in town with her brother,
the Editor.
Miss Doll Hottenstein returned to
her home at Shamokin Dam, Satur-
day, after spending a week in town
with her brother.
Miss Amanda Wittenmyer gave q
dinner Tuesday to Misses Alice Smith,
Lillian Stettler, Bessie Grouse and
Rosa Schoch.
Attorney H. Harris Bower, who
spent the month of July in New York
City, returned Monday. He will leave
shortly for Pittsburg.
Druggist Spangler failed to turn VI
at his usual place Of business Tuesday
on account of a bilious attack. DIR. C.
l.. Marks took charge Of the drug store.