The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-03-27

week at Sunbury.
Glen Folk visited his twin cunts at
Sunbury last week.
Mrs. ]. N. Brosius visited hel parents
at Richfield last week.
John w. Farnsworth of Dan VILE was
In town over Sunday.
Miss Libbie Dunkelburger was In
Philadelphia last week.
F. P. Fessler Of Middleswarth was in
town one day last week.
The editor Of the PosT Is spending
this week in Philadelphia.
Jay g. Weiser went to Watsontown,
Tuesday on professional business.
John Wittenmyer Of Mifflinburg was
at the county seat last Thursday.
r. F. Smith Of Troxe)ville passed
through town by buggy Saturday.
George Spaid and family Of Beaver
town spent Sunday with his mother.
Miss Anna Arbogast of Freeburg re-
Gently paid visit to Mrs. F. 8. Riegel.
A. A. Romig and daughter Of Low
ell were at the county seat last Friday.
J.F. Stetler was in Lewistown last
week looking after his business inter
ests.
Miss Sue Beaver Is visiting her broth
er, James Beaver and family in Mifiiin-
burg.
Miss Fannie Bowersox and friend of
Sunbury visited her parents in town
the past week.
w. F. Dagle and family Of Beaver
town spent Sunday with Gabrie; Bea-
yer and family.
Editor Lesher was In town last Fri.
day to consult the Republicans about
Democratic politics.
Miss Bertha Grouse spent part of last
week visiting Mr.. Denius and family
near Artley's church.
Mrs. L. F.. Pawling Of Selinsgrove
spent Sunday with her brother, Hon.
6. Alfred Schoch and wife.
Mrs. Dr. I. G. Barber and children of
Danville are visiting Miss Amanda
Wittenmyer in Swineford.
Thos. P. Derr and adopted daughter
Stella, were at the county seat Mon
day and called at this Office.
Mrs. I. H. Bowersox spent Sunday
in Sunbury with her son, Lloyd, who
is clerking in Bowser's grocery.
M. l.. Hassinger and son, VIM. p,
of Warren spent several days in town
the past week visiting relatives.
VIM. H. Shindel, a senior of Lafayet-
te College, is home to spend his Easter
vacation with his parents and grand
parents.
Henry Dreifus, formerly a clothing
dealer at Selinsgrove, was in town last
week to rent room to begin the cloth
ing business.
Miss Stella Stroutman, teacher OF
Pennscreek, and Miss Bessie Sampsell
of the same place were guests of At
torney Crouse's Sunday.
We observe that Rey. J. NJ. Rearich
of Centre Hall, former Snyder county
boy, is president Of the Centre County
Sabbath School Association.
John ]. Bolender, teacher of the
franklin Grammar School, expects to
leave for Pittsburg this spring. In the
same list are Beau Hartman and HON.
er Rathfon.
The report comes from Shamokin
that Russell, son of d. X. Haas, is sick
with scarlet fever and the family is
quarantined. We trust the siege will
not last long.
Peter Hartman and c. NJ. Showers
of Pennscreek, DR.. c. G. Smith and w
L. Stahlnecker Of Beaver Springs, E
E. Wetzel and +. E. Specht of Beaver
town, N. p. Hummel of Kreamer and
f. E. Bower Of Lewisburg were in town
Saturday evening to attend meeting
of Masonic Lodge.
Jacob Paskusz returned to New York
Saturday. He is now employing q
hands and turning out 60 to rs hides .
day, which is ABOUT all he needs for hi.
finishing plant The capacity Of tn,
tannery when run full is about l5(
hides day. He pays out in wage
500 to 500 week. Mr.. Paskusx justl,
feels grieved at not getting road In I,
the tannery. He is entitled to q roat
and should have one. II the road ca,
not be given along the railroad,
should be laid out back Of the tanner,
and run through from the SugA- Stree
road. When . man comes here an,
invests 81, 900 to go, 900. he should b
! reated right.