The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-09-10

spent sunday In this place.
Geo. NJ. Dietlick left for Pittsburg
Tuesday. he eft the price of years
subscription to the PosT before leav-
ing.
Francis Steffen Of Freeburg was at
the County Seat, Saturday. He has a
kind word and dollar for the PosT
every year.
Ask your Doctor for prescription
and go to the Middleburg Drug Store
to get your Wines and Whiskies for
Medical use. IT,
d. A. Kern received car load of
flag stones for the walks Of G.. A. Il 8.
). Schoch, United Brethren Church,
r. T.. Walter ard the Editor.
w. II. Ripka Of Mapleton spent Sum
dav at home with his family. He drop
p ii in Monday morning to make the
printers happy with renewal to the
PosT
The Re- Uuion of the l3lst Regiment
P. V. ill be held at Lewisburg, on
Thursday, Sept. 18th. All the menu
bers Of Co, F. are to be present II possi-
tie
A party of gypsies camping in the
neiyhbOrho"d of Isaac Steimling's 3
broke into his granery, stole some oats
last Wednesday night and departed
for other fields Of Operations.
George Dietrich Of pittsburg, a con-
ductor Of the PitLsourg, Virginia and
Charleston r. r., listed his parents in
Swineford. George has been making
q success Of life anu has big paying
job.
Thomas and Jesse Sha nbach of
Bloomsbury have been visiting friends
in this place for the past few days.
The three sons of Rev. Shanibarh will
enter Bloomsbury Normal school This
fall as students.
Mrs. Edwin Charles and family are
leaving this week for their new home
in La Parke, Lancaster Co., where Mr.
Charles is employed on Parks Floral
Magazine. Their household goods was
shipped last week.
A dollar year spent for a good
newsy paper like the POsT will not
make you a dollar poorer at the end of
the year. 1t will broaden your oppor-
tunities and give you many chances TO
make dollor and to save dollar.
David and J. Fl. LaudensIager of
Salem are doing considerable thresh-
ing in their neighbOrhoOd, through
Penns and Middlecreek Townships.
They are reliable gentlemen and de-
serve the patronage of the public.
c. E. Corkins and family of Sunbury
and the other children of Mrs. Charles
Corkins requested us to extend their
heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and
friends who so kindly assisted them
during the illness and burial of their
mother.
Merchant j. Wilson Swartz has
been housed up with kidney and liver
trouble being unable to do any work.
His brother-in-law, Bonneville Smith,
has been attending to the business for
Mr.. Swartz during the late illness of
the latter.
George MoatZ, the son OF Milton
Moatz, has provided himself with a
sporting" turnout iuclnding hand.
some driving horse and pneumatic
tire driving wagon. George is q clever
young fellow and knows how to have
a good time
John Heinbach of Sunbury, who is
well know throughout Snyder Comfy
rs the man who drives A. w. Pontius
confectionery wagon through here, i:
uiiuci iSoiuk u siceC vi " phVhi IcNCi
His many friends of this county hope
for speedy recovery.
Mrs. DIR. J. &. Saliade, who has beer
spending few months with hei
mother Mrs. c. II. Dunkelberger, has
returned to her home at New Ringold
She is accompanied by her sister, Lii,
lie Dunkelberger and her daughter
Mary, who has been in this place fol
more than year.
The annsal picnic Of the Union Sur
day schools of Troxelville was held
Saturday A large number of people
from Middleburg and the surrounding
country were in attendance. Many o
them were pretty thoroughly drenchet
with rain and will have considerable,
reason to remember the event.
Frank 5. Reigle, who sells organs
pianos and sewing machines all owe
|. Snyder County in large quantities
last week one morning had the abund