The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-13

Ner b. Middleswarth of Mcclure was
in town Tuesday.
John w. Runkle spent the early part
of the week at Mt. Carmel.
Mrs. J. c. Amig of Lewistown Is Wis
iting her parents in Swineford.
Mrs. Geo. f. Specht and Mrs. Car
bon Seebold are on the sick list.
Sheriff Row was at Selinsgrove be-
tween trains Monday morning.
M. I. Potter, Esq, was at Selinsgrove
Monday morning between trains.
H. c. Helm of Shamokin Dam was q
business caller at this office Saturday.
Fred. Culbertson of Lewistown spent
Wednesday of last week In this place.
Charles L. Marks of the Phila. Den
tai College visited his parents last week.
nj. l.. Kreeger of Selinsgrove visited
his parents in Swineford last Wednes-
day.
Jerry J. Spangler and wife of New
Berlin visited Z. G. Bingaman's last
Thursday.
Mrs. Reno Walter and Miss Ida
Goodling spent Saturday with friends
at Paxtonville.
w. H. Burrs and family of Pittsburg
visited I. H. Bowersox and family the
fore part of this week.
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch and wife at
tended the funeral of Mrs. II. f. Miller
at Selinsgrove Saturday.
The Ivy Club was royalty entertain
ed at the home of Attorney James G.
Grouse Saturday evening.
Henry Miller took load Of young
people out for a sleigh ride to Paxton
vile last Thursday evening.
| w. A. Napp, one Of the Republican
committeeman Of Centre township,
called at this office Saturday.
County Treasurer Bonneville Smith
spent last week in the west end of the
county, returning home Saturday.
j. H. Rehrer of Port Treverton was
at the county seat Saturday. He ex-
poets to leave the county this spring.
T. B. McWilliams of McVeytown
spent several days Of last week with
his father-in. law, Jas. M. VanZandt.
Mrs. ]. B. Arbogast Of Selinsgroye
and Mrs. Laura Kurtz of York visited
Henry r. Riegel and wife in this place.
Michael Shembacher has returned to
Kansas. The postponed cattle sale
was not as largely attended as it should
have been.
Charles Swartz, lately returned from
the Philippines, spent the past week
visiting his uncle, J. w. Swartz in
Swineford.
James Decker of Franklin township
is the happy father of big boy. They
have three children and the children
Were all born on Sundays.
A. X. Gift and wife will arrive in
Middleburg about April lst and take
up their residence at their old home.
They are now in Akron, Ohio, visiting
their daughters.
John A. Barner of Richfisld, agent
for Elizabeth Barner, made an assign
ment of all property for the benefit of
creditors to E. A. Garman of Richfield.
The notice appears in the Posi-.
Prothonothary Geo. M Shindel was
called to Union county court this week
as witness in suit against the estate
of Jacob Maurer for the value of a note
for $4,000. 1t is claimed the signature
is forgery.
Anon S. Wagenseller of Selnsgrove
spent Monday night in town, the guest
Of his brother, the editor of the Posi-.
He and H. A. Good had heavy loss
of ice and ice house along Pennscreek
during the recent freshet.
John G. Boyer, who had been work.
ing at Lewistown for the Telephone
Company, returned home last Friday.
On account of the death of his father,
he was obliged to go to his home at
Mt. Pleasant Mills.
VIM. Hassinger of Franklin town
ship called Friday to pay his subscrip-
ton. He left copy of the PosT dated
Dec. 2, 1869, which he presents in the
contest for the PosT's life subscription
offer. The paper bears no name, but
Mr.. Hassinger explains that in 1869 he
resided here In town and II was GUS
tomary for boysto deliver the papers
and no names were written on them.
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