The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-05-28

| I'"'"'''H 'iEnl UP w S"eHE'l'
Rev. Joshua Shambach Of Blooms
burg wns in town several days last
week
Mrs. j. +. Kelly Of Liverpool is Wis
iting her mother Mrs. Catherine
Spaid.
The democrat" and Sentinel" of
Lewistown is to have 3 daily edition
shortly.
The five weeks old child Of Clyde d.
Bolig and wife Of Winfield, died Sat
urday of commissions.
Read the article on Hon. Ner Mid
dleswarth from the pen Of VIM. x.
Miller on fourth page.
Ex-prothonotary Smith of MiIheim,
Center county, spent Sunday with his
cousin jacob Gilbert Of this place.
Lester T.. Dreese, Linernan Of the
Telephone Company, was in town
Saturday on business for the company.
Miss Bessie Quick, J. f.. Magee's
milliner and Mr. Row Of Kreamer,
came to town Saturday evening by BIZ
cycle.
The enlargement Of the Court House
at Sunbury Is one Of the things our
neighbors over the river are thinking
about.
Jacob Il. Sase. who resides ia the
Narrows on the othe- side Of the Sum
init, was at the Court House on busi-
Saturday.
Last week on. day there were sew
enty-two bark teams at the several
business places in Swineford till one
o'clock.
r. II. Eisenhuth & Co., Of Selir.-
grove will build large addition t.,
their shoe factory. This speaks well
for that enterprise.
The smallpox cases in Howe town
SHY, Perry county, opposite Newport,
are all convalescent, and the quarar-
tine will be removed.
A. M. Shambach, who has been en-
plOyed at Hamilton, w. Va, spent
Sunday In town with bis wife. He il.
- 5<esl 'ssA&k Snmre a -.
William Gilger, aged As years, fell
from the bridge into Limestone creek
in Milton Saturday night, distance
of % feet, and injured his spine.
Mrs. Julia Deininger and Mrs. G..
Alfred Schoch are attending a meeting
of the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary Society in Pittsburg, this
week.
Henry Bilger, former resident Of
Franklin township, but who has resid-
ed for number OF years in Ohio, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
county.
Let every person turn out Saturday
and honor the soldier dead. They
fought to preserve the union. Let Us
pay homage and reverence to their
memories.
| Albert Jacobs, q baker, Of Selins-
grove, fell thro' the railroad bridge
banning the Susquehanna River at
that place on Monday last and sus-
tanned serious injury.
Stetler's Cornet Band gave an open
air concert Friday evening, in the
square. The people always appreciate
this idea of the band to afford occa-
sioual entertainment.
II. Albert klingler OF Washington
township was at the County Seat on
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Klingler
served one term as County Auditor and
is one of the influential citizens of
Washington township.
On Monday, May 1lth the house in
which DR.. A. f. Gobble was living at
Myerstown, burned. The furniture and
books belonging to DR.. Gobble were
mostly saved by the students.
There will be no services in the
Lutheran Church Sunday, June 7th,
rs the pastor, Rev. w X. Diehl, sx-
poets to be in attendance at the Gen
eral Conference in Baltimore at that
/ time
Mrs. Amanda Gemberling, James
Meyer wife aud son, aud Mrs. p. L.
Romig of Selinsgrove and Mrs. Elem
Seesholtl of Sunbury and Mrs. J. T..
Huber Of Lewisburg Were guests of \,
A. Bowes and wife sunday.
Stanley Quay, the son Of Sheriff
Charles T.. Sampsell, fell into the dam
in Peuns Creek above Centerville on
Ascension Day, He was under water
quite time, but was revived with
little effort The same day prisoner
! Kiaatar xvant Ia tho dam in Midi.