The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-09-25

- PERTINENT PERSONALS bkH

Reno H. Walter and wife spent Sum
day out Of town.
Miss Anna Beaver, of Berwick, is
visiting relatives here.
Mrs. H. H. Herbster, of Middlecreek
visited friends in town.
Miss Hannah Garman, Of Altoona,
visited her sister, Mrs. Walter.
r. +. Gift, one of the Paxtonvile |
merchants, was in town Saturday.
T. B. McWilliams, of McVeytown,
spent several days in town last week.
Editor Carl +. Espenshade, Of Milf:
lintown, was at our County Seat Mon
day.
Hon. L. N. Myers, Of Akron, o., is a
visitor In town. He was former resi-
dent.
Mrs. J. G. Schoch and Mrs. Joseph
Walter are visiting relatives at Sha-
mokin.
L. Dunkelberger spent last week in
Philadelphia purchasing fall and win
ter goods.
Carbon Seebold and wife and F. S.
Riegel and wife visited friends at New
Berlin Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. u. Steininger and Maize
Brunner visited friends in Union
county last week.
Miss Alice Pawling and Miss Zim-
norman, of Selinsgrove, were in town
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. f. Stahlnecker and children
and Mrs. Alfred Clelan spent several
days at Beaver Springs.
Mrs. Mary c. Showers and daughter
Mrs. w. H. Spangler, visited relatives
at Selinsgrove over Sunday.
Peter Garman, of Mt. Pleasant Mills,
was in MiddleLurg Friday on his way
to Beaver Springs to spend few days.
Ex-Judge Alfred Specht, Isaac Win
ter and DIR. J. r.. Strohecker, Of Beay-
ertown, were at Middleburg Saturday.
Mrs. L. f. Pawling, of Selinsgrove,
enjoyed the hospitality of her brother,
Hon. G. Alfred Schoch and wife last
week.
G. Wash Burns, foreman of the Posi-
moved his family from Selinsgrove to
H. +. Walters new house on Sugar
street.
Mrs. H. H. Grimm and Mrs. H. r.
Bickhart spent Sunday with thei sis.
ter, Mrs. Amelia Gundrum, at Beaver
Springs.
Frank Good and son, Harvey, Of Sc
linsgrove, made pleasant call at this
Office Tuesday. Harvey is tax collec'
tor of Penn township.
Rev. A. n. Warner and j. f. Kemp.
fer representing Susquehanna Uni
yersity and w. G. VonNeida of Selins'
grove were in town Tuesday.
Henry r. Riegel left Monday after
noon for Lewistown. He is very
weak, though he is able to be out and
around. We hope he may improve
rapidly.
Rev. w. X. Diehl will attend n meet
ing of Synod at Pine Grove Mills this
week and as he will be away over Sun
day there will be no services in the
Lutheran church next Sunday.
Calvin Stetler and wife entertained
number of friends at dinner Sunday
The party included Mrs. +. Il. Ranch
Misses Kate, Mollie and Margaret Bol
ender and their sister, Mrs. Eyster.
Mrs. w. X. Diehl, Mrs. G. A. School
Mrs. Julia Deininger, Mrs. G. H. Stein
niger and Miss Lillian Stetler are at
tending the WomeD's II. & F. M. So
5 ciety Convention at Pine Grove Mills
p. NJ. Schoch, one of the popular
, musicians of New York City, and wife
are visiting his parents, M. X. School
and wife. Mr.. Schoch is a Middleburl
boy and is still the same jovial bob
by".
Recent visitors at this of1ice:-Jame
f. Magee, Kreamer; G.. S. Spriggle
, Richfield; E. w. Snyder, A. Rogers
Selinsgrove; p. M. Schoch, New Yorl
City; Commissioner Geo. F. Miller
Freeburg; Isaac II. Smith, Glen Iron
Phares Troup, Pallas; Clinton Newton
Lancaster and Samuel Hollenba"h OF
Oriental.
George +. Grimm left for Pittsburt
Thursday OF this week to take charg
of the boys in the Western Pennsyl
vania Institution for the Deaf. Tn
school will open Sept. 80. Some tim
e ago it was stated in the PosT that tn
e main building had burned down ant
was being rebuilt. The boys new de
partment is completed, and the worl
on the girls new wing is being pushet