The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-01-08
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Christmas visitors were too num-
erous to mention at this late date.
The fantastic display on New
Years day surpassed all previous
records.
J. Patch Walker has been en-
gagged by the Spring twp, school
board to teach ]. w. Engle's school
while the latter is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Frank Beaver attended the
funeral of her uncle, Harry Eisen-
hover, at Lewisburg Friday.
Mrs. Sadie Derr visited Watson
town friends over Sunday.
Harry Frantz OF Paxtonville,
paid his sister, Mrs. II. NJ. Kline, u
visit Saturday.
Geo. Feese and Juo. Dreese, of
3urnham came down to spend Sum
day with their friends.
Camp %, p. o. S. of A. elected
the following officers p. p, /. j.
Freed Pres, q. H. Freed; V. p,
p. II. Reichenbach !; Sec, J. A.
Wetzel M. of F., J. J. Beaver ;
Con-, p. j. Herbster ms, c. F..
Bingham o. g., E. E. Freed !;
Treasurer, j. A. Aigler.
Geo. w. Herbster, foreman on
the S. e. l.. r. r., received the
go bonus for keeping his division
in good repair at the least expense,
and generously shared his present
with his hands.
The Lutheran congregation, Rev.
|. p. Zimmerman, pastor, will cele
brate the Holy Communion at ten
o'clock on the l1th inst. Prepara,
tory services Saturday evening.
B. S. Rine and wife, are spending
ten days III New York City, as The
guests of Gt,ir son-in-law, Frank
Wei8er.
Mrs.A.M N,wer OK and two chill
dren are s. ing week in Mid
lIeburg.
The LLt.leran S. S. elected the
fal wing persons as officers for 1908
30, J. T.. MiaOloawor.h Asset
opt, III. f. Rinart Sec'y., j. W.
Hassinger; Treas, W. NJ. Keller
Librarian, Miss Blanche Rine; asst.
Librarian, Miss Florence Aigler
Organist, Miss Carrie Bowersox
Assistant Orgauist, Mis- Hattie
Aigler.
A. c. Winey, c. E. Freed, p. j.
Reichenbach, j. f. Bingham, j. A.
Wetzel, Wm. Dreese, John j. Bea-
yer and Edgar Herbster, are this
week going TO Poweltown, Clear
field Co., where they have secured
employment, and Harry Freed goes
to Berwick for employment.
Mrs. bessie Herbster received
word Saturday of the serious Hines.
of one Of her little boys at the Or
phans' Home in Loysville.
Three weeks ago George Bing
man came home from Lewistown
and has since been confined TO hi
bed with an attack of typhoid fever
He is on the mend. Since then hi
sister Miss Libbie has taken Il,
disease and is quite sick. VIM
Engle has also been housed up 70
three weeks with the same disease
Miss Amelia Kinney is also mum
bered with the sick. We hope thes
people may speedily be restored
health.
T lev. and Mrs. Gramley are entel
tanning Mrs. Gramley's brother G
Miels, Of Mt. Holly Springs.
] Mrs. Edward Freed has been cor
fined for several months of nervor
prostration and is no better.
Mrs. John S. Smith, died Decen
b Der %, aged rs years, Z months an
7 days. Deceased was highly re
spected Christian lady, and a lif
r long member of tbeLutheran church
: She is survived by her husband,
sons and 2 daughters. Her child
: reD are Hon. A. M. and Geo. M. {
Beaver Springs, Ner w. of En-
poria, Kansas, and John d. of New
!, ton, Kan, Mrs. A. H. Bowersox
, this place, and Mrs. Geo. M. The
mas of Lewistown, two daughter
having preceded her to the spir
world, One brother. 4. X. Mic