The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-07-31
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Foster Eyer, of Nescopec, is visiting
his aunt, Mrs. Showers.
Frank S. Riegle transacted business
at Richfield on Monday.
Albert Gelnett spent the forerart Of
this week at Mifllintown.
Mrs. West. Pawling spent Saturday
with relatives at Selinsgrove.
Mr.. Joseph Bowersox spent Sunday
with his daughter at Selinsgrove.
William Ayers, of Paxtonville, call
ed on his parents in town on Friday.
Mrs. J. NJ. Steese and son, John, Of
Orbisonia, are visiting friends in town.
Jerome Thompson, of Bloomsbury,
spent Sunday among his friends in
town.
Joe Hendricks, of Booksbank, trans
acted business at the County Seat on
MONDAY.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kinney, of Frank
lin, are entertaining friends from a
distance.
Miss Maud A. Herman, daughter of
Jacob b. Herman, spent a few days at
Sunbury.
Miss Doll Hottensten, of Shamokin
Dam, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. p.
Scott Ritter.
Mr.. and Mrs James Ayers are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. II. II, Leitzel
at Mifllinburg.
Mr.. G. Meyer and wife, of Hartleton,
are the guests of Mrs. Daniel Rhoads
on Market street
James Herman, of Edwardsville, is
the guest of his brother, DIR. A. j. Her
man, of this place.
Mrs. p. Rhoads and daughter, of
Harrisburg, are enjoying visit in
town with relatives.
Mrs. w. II. Ripka, we are pleased to
state, is convalescing after a three
weeks siege of malaria.
John Arbogast, clerk at the Key
stone hotel, Selnsgrove, spent Sunday
in town with his parents.
Ammon Schoch, one of Blooms
bure's successful business men, was
seen in town on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Soles, Of Lewistown, is
visiting her son, A. f. Soles and fam
lily, on West Market street.
Miss Anne Ripka, of Sunbury, is
spending her summer vacation with
her parents on the French Flats.
Miss Olive Wetzel, who is staying at
Sunbury, is spending her vacation un-
der the parental roof at Swineford.
Mrs. Thomas McWilliams and son,
Cecil, of McNeytown, are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Van Iant.
William Snyder spent Saturday eve
ming at Centreville, where he played
in the band of that place for festival.
Mrs. DR.. Deckart, of Richfield, and
Master George Shelley, are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Rip
ka.
Mr.. William Troutman, one of Meis-
ervile's successful cattle dealers, while
in town last Thursday made us busi-
ness call.
George and Reuben Reichenbach
and John Hentzelman, all of Pallas,
were guests of the Willis family over
Sunday.
Thomas Hosterman and daughter,
Harriet, and A. w. Aurand, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs,
c. w. Hosterman, at Woodward.
DIR. Hassinger and family, George
Hassinger and wife, Ammon BashOr
and family and Miss Lizzie Ripka, are
among those from town who are in at.
tendance at the U. B. campmeeting at
Elizabethville.
. Mrs. Mary f. Showers and daugh'
, tiers, Miss Maud and Mrs. w. H
Spangler, and Master Russell j., return
ed on Saturday after spending severs
3 days very pleasantly with the formers
: sister, Mrs. William Eyer, at Nescopec
Miss Bessie Grouse, who has beer
making her home in Philadelphia fo
the past twelve years, arrived in towr
on Saturday where she will spend SOM
I time visiting her brothers, James ant
William Grouse.
Miss Bert Wittenmeyer left on Fri
V day for Lewistown, where she spen
. the night with her sister. On Satul
!, day she, in company with Mrs. Green
4 left for Asbury Park where they vii
spend about three weeks.