The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-04-10

NJ HARRISBURG.
Miss Eva Rothrock left last week to
join her fathers family at Lewistown.
Miss Bertha Grouse has gone to Sc
linsgrove and Sunbury to spend few
weeks.
Mrs. David Reichley of Pennscreek
spent a few days i'm town visiting
friends.
J.,W. Swartz and w. II. Beaver left
Tuesday morning for Phila. to buy
new goods.
Miss Lizzie Ripka of Sunbury is
spending few days with her parents
ON the French Flats.
William c. Meyer has quit farming,
and moved with his family from near
Globe Mills TO Swineford.
Mrs. M. 1. Potter is spending this
week at Selinsgrove with her mother,
Mrs. J. A. Lumbard.
Mrs. Rev. w. X. Diehl and son, VIII
liam, have gone to Gettsyburg to visit
her parents and friends.
Chas. DeLong Of Pennscreek was ut
the county seat Monday. He made q
business call at this office.
Hon. Jerre Grouse of Selinsgrove
spent few days at this place visiting
his sons, James and William.
Mrs. Israel Bachman had stroke Of
apoplexy last Friday. We are pleased
to state that she is improving.
James Beaver and family Of Mifliin-
burg spent Sunday with Gabriel Bea-
yer and family In this place.
George Beaver has registered new
reaper agent at his house. The young
son and mother are doing well.
Squire Shinkel of Pennscreek had a
stroke of apoplexy Tuesday morning at
his home. He was found lying on the
floor.
VIM. H. Boyer, who moved from
Salem to Kreamer, was at the county
seat Monday and paid this paper one
year in advance.
Prof. J. F. Kempfer will open nor
NAL institute at Beaver Springs. Jacob
is an able instructor and we wish him
abundant success.
Sheriff Row last Friday took Lewis
Kerstetter of Chapman township to
the Danville Asylum. He was incar-
cerated for assaulting Mrs. Rine.
Miss Rogers, a trained nui Sc of Nor
thumberland, has come here to care for
Mrs. Frank s. Riegle, who is sick with
typhoid fever, The patient is improv-
ing.
c. H. Dunkelberger, who has been
away for several months holding down
his position as store-keeper and gauger,
spent few days at home with his
family.
&C. Seebold, the hustling piano
and music dealer of Sunbury, was a
Middleburg visitor last Thursday. Char
lie is always busy man and sells good
instruments.
Chas. A. Manbeck of Franklin twp.
was a caller at this Office Monday and
left us nice order for printing. Mr..
Manbeck is progressive farmer and
has new venture on foot.
d. w. Campbell, Of Watsontown, ex-
ecutor of George Campbell, deceased,
was at the county seat Saturday to Or
der bills for the sale Of personal proper
ty, which takes place Saturday, April
26th.
| w. P. Shelley, formerly foreman Of
this office, but now foreman of the job
department of the Sunbury "Evening
Item" office, was in town over Sun
day. Phil. is making success Of the
printing business.
Miss Mabel Grimm is spending two
weeks at Selinsgrove with her uncle
and aunt, VIM. Roush and wife. Mr..
Roush moved last week from Kantz to
Selinsgrove where he is employed by
M. L. Kreeger as head miller. He was
formerly head miller in the same mills
owned by H. d. Schnure.
Prot. Geo. w. Walborn Of Freeburg
was at the county seat last Monday and
while here made pleasant call at this
office. Prof. Walborn il an aspirant
for the position Of County Superintend-
ent and 1t seems as though George had
the inside track. He Is well educated
for the position and has spent many
years in the school room and has learn
ed from experience what Is good teach.
ing. He is an exemplary gentleman
and is well worthy Of the place.
A heavy rain fell Tuesday and Tues.
day night and caused the Middlecreek
to rise.