The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1902-04-03
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Mrs. Joseph Bowes Is visiting her son
In New York City.
Hon. J. A. Lumbard was ut the
county seat Monday.
Miss Carey Willis visited friends st
Selinsgrove last week.
J. b. Enterline of Riverside was ut
the county seat over Sunday.
Miss Isabella Snyder of Sunbury
spent Easter with her parents.
L. H. Wenrich of Verdilla dropped
in to pay his subscription Saturday.
James Kline who has been working
in Virginia, is visiting his family here.
William Smith Of Perry township
was at the county seat Monday MORN
ing.
Edw. NJ. Greene and wife spent o
few days with w. w Wittenmyer and
family.
One Of N. A. Bowes' children is sick
with scarlet fever and the house IL
quarantined.
M. Millner Of Kautz is in Philadel-
phia and New York this week buying
new goods for his store.
Theodore Row, of Kreamcr, who this
spring retired from farming, was at
the county seat Saturday.
Mrs. Frank 8. Riegel has been seri-
ously Ill for the past week. She has
symptoms ofTyphoid fever.
Fleming Bower of Lewisburg spent
Easter in this place with his grand
mother, Mrs. Catherine Bower.
Mrs. Geo. w. .Wagenseller and daugh-
ter, Esther, spent several days last
week with her sister at Sunbury.
We learn that our friend and sub
scriber, David Steininger has moved
from Lochiel to Northumberland.
Samuel Maurer, one of the most sub
stantial citizens of Washington town
ship was at the county seat Saturday.
Prof. Richard Lloyd Schroyer, Prin-
cipal of the public schools of Selins-
grove, was at the county seat Monday.
Wilmer and Bryce Harter of Sunbury
spent Easter with their grand parents,
DR.. J. w. Orwig and wife at this place.
Clyde o. Smith of Herndon and bis
two brothers of Selinsgrove were at the
county seat Monday afternoon between
trains when the former took out letters
administration on estate Of his father,
Benjamin ]. Smith.
John d. Lenig of Pallas, Joseph Stef:
fen of Schnee, J. w. Fisenhaur, Kissi.
NEE, and Peter g. Stahl were cash cal.
lers last week.
s. P. Sampsell of Kreamer, one of our
most prompt paying subscribers, drop.
ed in Saturday to compliment the
printers.
Mrs. James P. smith attended the
funeral Of little grand child, the in.
fant Of her daughter, Laura, at Eliza.
bethville.
Miss Laura Schambach, who has
been employed ut the Sunbury Silk
Mill, is spending few days at home
with her mother.
Chief Burgess John F. Stetler has
moved the rear portion of his residence
back from the main building to make
room for new addition.
| w. w. Wittenmyer and Mr.. Gellnet
went to Philadelphia Monday morning
to lay in stock Of new goods for the
new firm Of Gellnet Brothers.
Misses Bertha Seebold and Eva
Steininger visited Miss Eva Seebold
at Sunbury last week and took in
"Florodora" at the Opera House.
I. III. Bowersox will now have his
confectionery store and ice cream par.
lor in Hon. G. A. Schoch's room re.
Gently vacated by Raymond Katz.
Geo. J. Schoch of fSelinsgrove and his
son, DIR. J. G. Schoch of New Ulmn,
Minn., Monday were the guests OF
County Treasurer Bonneville Smith.
James E. Mageee Of Kreamer and
Mr.. Freed Of Liverpool took account Of
stock for the transfer Of w. w. Witten-
myers store goods to the Gelnett bro
theirs.
H. Burns Smith of the New Kensing-
ton National Bank was In this place
Friday and Saturday oflast week look
ing after the Central Hotel property,
which is now offered at private sale.
The following united with the Evan.
Lutheran Church Easter morning
Thomas J. Specht and wife, Mrs. Lew.
is Miller, John Shipton and Leroy
Stetler, Misses Marion Schoch, Bertha
SeebOld, Bessie Smith, Blanche Swart,