The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-08-14

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town visitor Monday.
Salifade Hendricks of Freeburg, was
at Middleburg Saturday.
Allen Schoch, of Shamokin, was at
the County Seat Monday.
Charles Bibighaus, of Mifilinburg, is
assisting Aaron Crosgrove to paint.
Miss Anna Swengle of Paxtonville
was visiting James Dietrich and family.
Grandmother Hosterman, of Centre
county is paying her son, Tom visit.
VIM. Bateman, of Sunbury, was in
town between trains Saturday after
noon.
Merchant Michael Hackenburg, of
Kissimmee was a Middleburg visitor
Friday.
Attorney c. p. Ulrich was at the
Court House Saturday afternoon be-
tween trains.
Miss Potter, of Pittsburg, is visiting
her uncle, District Attorney M. l. Pot
ter and wife.
Geo F. Stettler made trip to Milton
last week where his daughter is very
i'll with typhoid fever.
w. p. Shelly, foreman Of the job de-
partment of the Sunbury "Item",
spent few days in town.
Norman l. Fisher, of the Isle of Que,
was at the County Seat on business for
his mothers estate Saturday.
Mrs. d. Edward Kreamer, of Phila-
delphia, is paying a visit to her par
ents and friends in this place.
H. Harris Bower left Friday for
Pittsburg where he has cd po-
sition with a life insurance company.
Harry J. Heiser, of Shaded, ex-Com-
missioner Of Snyder County, was at
the County Seat last Friday afternoon.
Miss Sallie Shawver, who had been
visiting her brother, Israel Shawver,
returned to her home 1T Port Ann on
Monday.
Mrs. f. M. Green, of Lewistown,
and her sister, Mabel Wittenmyer, re-
turned to this place from Asbury Park
Saturday.
Hon. G.. Alfred Schoch and wife at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Susan, re-
lict of DR.. j. G.. Anspach, of Mifilin-
burg, last Wednesday,.
Mrs. DR.. J. w. Orwig and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Geo. w. Wagensellar, spent
last Friday afternoon with James T..
Magee and wife at Kreamer.
Mrs. Allen Schoch and daughter,
Hattie, and children of Philadelphia
are enjoying the hospitality of ]. c.
Schoch and wife on Market street.
r. H. Eisenhuth, wife and daughter,
Kathrine and two lady friends of Read.
ing and Mr.. William Jones took din.
ner at the Washington House Sunday.
Chas. L. Sampsell, nominee fol
Sheriff on the Republican ticket, came
over from his Penns Creek home last
Thursday evening to the County Seat
Miss Alice Smith, who spent two
weeks here, returned to her home in
New Kensington. She is employed
as a typewriter and book-keeper in
Pittsburg.
Charles o. Gaugler, of the firm OF
Gaugler & McFall passed through
here Friday on his way to Penns Greek
to erect a granite monument for the
Swarm estate.
Charles Sprenkle of Kantz dropped
into the Posi- printing Office Wednes'
day of last week and extended the us
ual courtesies to the printer. We are
always willing to accept these courte
sizes.
John A. Stahlnecker and wife have
returned from three-months' trip tc
Cleveland, Ohio. They report the city
quite active and progressive. They
have resumed their abode in their resi-
dence OH West Market street.
A. T. German, of Schnee was at tn,
County Seat Wednesday of last weel
and dropped In to see us and subscrib
ell for the PosT. Send in your friend.
when they need good paper and W
will give them the proper medicine.
Milton Orwlg, Of Philipsburg, spen
last Thursday in town with his uncl
and Aunt, DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Orwie
He was also looking for Rev. w. X
Diehl, who was a roommate of his q
Gettysburg College. The parson wa
out Of town to picnic.