The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-07-30
Miss Alice Haines of Beavertown,
spent several days In town last week.

Miss Alice Haines Of Beavertown,
spent several days In town last week.
Mrs. Charles Roush and Mrs. Geo.
w. Wagenseller spent Saturday al
Beavertown.
The United Telephone and Telegraph
Com, any has decided to put their
wires underground in West Chester.
Mrs. DIR. /. &. Barber and daughter
Margaret, Of Danville are visiting 1t
the home of Miss Amanda Witten-
myer in Swineford.
Editor Joseph A. Lumbard and wife
and his son. George NJ. Lumbard and
wife, Sunday We're the guests of Dis
trict Attorney, NJ. /. Potter and wife.
Miss Martha Goldy Of Camden, N.
j., is visiting her friends, the Misses
Wittenmyer. Miss Goldy attended
Eucknell Institute when the Misses
Wittennyer did and the attachment
propogated then has been perpetuated.
f. $. CUP, StroaptOwn, is hand
ing high Grade Of / ertilizers, manu-.
factur' i by he Baltimore Pulverizing
Company. prices rang' nom Sl3 to
So ton. p sons n.edil G reliable
article should, Il Oh HIM II
The Lutheran parsonage is nearly
completed and the parson and his FAM
lily will soon take up their abode in its
congenial surroundings. The residence
is fitted up with all the modern inn
provements, including furnace, hath
room, etc.
You can yet Nm AMI Wniskies
anywhere, But wh'' Iou want the
best, tor Medicall t, p',scri' 'i'n
from your Doctor. Il - 20 II Q n 80
dleburg Drug Store Z" il "
Jacob Boop, propries'r the Deck
ard House, Miffiinbury, wNs in town
Sunday, and spent few hours with
his brother-in-law, Calvin St-tler. 1t
10 rumored that Mr.. Boop will retire
from the Deckard House tie first Of
April next.
CAll on A. e. Sole In n -' snn
ing and hay cutting pario ,'s oy'
head cleaned with . af. eshi ' ih.
poo and . clean towel eac 'r' -
on the north side Of Mar :, sou Ie ~
posite Central Hotel. Salts ctio gusr'
snteed. tt.
Frank Musser of Vicksburg, Union
County. was at Middleburg, Friday,
having made the trip on foot. He
formerly lived at Kreamer to which
place he walked from here. He has
been sick for four weeks the past sum-
mer, but is now enjoying better
health.
Il. F. Bradenbaugh was in town last
week securing additional rights Of way
for the Middleburg Water Co. The
rights are nearly all fixed up now aud
the work of constructing the plant
will begin in about two weeks. The
Water Company is advertising for lOC
hands to work on the construction OF
the plant.
H. B. Gelnett Of Meiserville was in
Middleburg on business last Friday
and while here made call at this of.
flee. He had a siege of typhoid fever
last December from the effects of which
he has not yet fully recovered. His
left arm has been very feeble ever since
his illness. He also had the misfor.
tune of losing 10y death horse fol
which only two days previously he had
refused 500.
Robert Mann, Jr, and family OF
Lewistown came down from Lewis
town one day last week and are domi.
ciled at the Washington House. Mr..
Mann is one of Lewistown's most pros.
porous business men and our town
notes with pleasure this temporary in
crease Of population. They spent Sun
day at New Berlin with Joseph Mann
and family, who are summering in the
beautiful village along Penns Creek.
Through the assistance of a detective
agency two more of the postoffice rob-
ters caught in the Seven Mountains,
and now in Jail at Bellefonte, havt
been positively identified. The man
who gave the name of James Ryan is
James Daily. He was sent to the
Penitentiary for two years in February
1900. The man who gave the name OF
William Palmer is John McCrae, and
he also was sent up for two years in
| February, 1898.
Hon. :. A. Wetzel of Beavertown,
ex-Associate Judge of Snyder county,
ex-County Commissioner John p. Wet
eel Of the same place and Associate
Judge Peter 4. Riegel, Of sBeavel
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