The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-05-22
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Jonh hlegei Oh benfer was q county
seat visitor Saturday. y
]. E. Haldeman was visiting friends
at Thompsontown over Sunday.
Aaron Crosgrove is papering some Of
the rooms at the Central Hotel. ts
~. Mitchell of Kreamer was at the
county seat last Saturday morning.
Miss Maud Motx is visiting at the
home of Mrs. Bibighaus in Miffiinburg.
Mrs. Laura Miller of Baltimore paid
visit last week to her sick mother,
Mrs. Dorm,
M. 4. Mengel of Mt. Pleasant Mills
dropped in to pay his paper one day
last week. at@
Editor Lumbard and John Boyer Of
Selinsgrove were at the county seat
Monday.
Mrs. James Pursley and Mrs. Pet or
PursIey Of Laurelton were at this place
last Friday.
Misses Belle and Anna Bibighaus of
Mifflinburg paid visit to G. Milton
MOatz last week. =
Mrs. w. A. Frain of Millersburg
spent last Saturday with Prof. Paul
Billhardt and wife.
Emanuel Foltz, the Satanic Majesty
of this Office, spent Sunday with some
of his uncles at Pawling.
Michael Blouch and wife Sunday
passed through town on their way to
visit some of their friends.
John Bowersox of Harrisburg is
spending few days in town with his
parents on West Market street.
Barber A. +. Soles is putting up
new porch to his residence and is
otherwise improving the same.
Merchant John w. Runkle was a
passenger on East MailMonday morn
ing and returned on next train.
/ Harry Seebold of Sunbury has been
spending several days with his rela-
tives and friends at this place.
J. c. Shrader and wife of Beaver
town called at this Office Saturday
morning to pay their subscription.
Misses Maude Runkle and Carey
Willis attended the Sunday school con-
vention at Beavertown last week.
Mrs. Chas. Frain of Akron, Ohio, is
visiting her sisters-in-law, Mrs. Jas. Nj.
NanIandt and Mrs. Paul Billhardt.
Mrs. III. j. Duck and Mrs. j. p. Ulrich
of Selinsgroye were Middleburg visitors
Saturday and were entertained by Mrs.
James Ayers.
Percival Hare and a. II. Ulsh have
traded farms and Mr.. Hare will move
from his place east of town to Middle
| creek.
Isaac f. Walter of Mazeppa was a
caller at this Office last week and be-
came a cash-in-advance subscriber to
the POST.
NJ. |. Potter and wife attended the
family anniversary for Mrs. Lumbard,
the latter's mother at Selinsgrove,
Wednesday of last week.
DR.. J. G.. Sallade and wife, nee Maize
Dunkelberger, of New Ringgold, are
paying a visit to the latter's parents,
G. H. Dunkelberger and wife.
Prof Paul Billhardt will leave about
June lst to accept a position similar to
the one he had last year at Atlantic
city. He will play in an orchestra at
Guvernator's restaurant.
Rev. w. X. Diehl, j. r. Kreeger, A.
r. Gilbert and p. s Ritter took two
days trip to Buffalo Valley Narrows
last week and brought ia trout home.
with them.
John H. Wagner, Geo. r. Gerhard
and Misses Grace Miller and Rose
Hursh of Mffiinburg were Sunday
visitors in this place and took supper
at the Central Hotel.
Ex-Sheriff Daniel Bolender was taken
sick last week and was put to bed. The
ex.sheriff is not as robust as he once
was, but we hope soon to be able to see
his familiar figure on the streets again.
Miss Ida M. Wagenseller of Selins-
grove stopped off for days visit to
her brother, the Editor of the PosT and
wife, on her return from the Snyder
County Sunday School convention at
BeaveetOwn.
H. +. Walter is erecting another
house on Sugar street. 1t Is q good
thing that some one Is willing to erect
houses. If there were more houses to
rent there would be more people NOV