The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-06-04

IL. NJ. Amig Of Swineford dropped In
to see US last Thursday.
Rev. w. X. Diehl IL attending Cen
eral Conference in Baltimore.
Miss Jennie Fox of Catawissa is pay
ing visit to friends in this place.
sl.75 will buy one gallS6NolS@re,
white all rye whiskey at y Mark's
w. I. Garman and family spent Sun.
day out of town with friends and rela-
tives.
Thomas Rathfcn Of Paxtonvile was
at the County seat Thursday of last
week.
Miss Laura Shambach of sunbury,
spent Sunday with her mother in this
place.
John A. Barner Of Richfleld was at
the county seat last Thursday and drop
ped In to see US.
Hiram and Jerome Ulrich OF Selins-
grove were seen on the streets OF Mid.
dleburg, Friday.
Miss Bess Grouse of Philadelphia Is
paying visit to Attorney Jas. G.
Grouse and family.
Howard w. Marks OF Burnham,
spent Memorial day with his uncle, J.
l.. Marks and wife.
Judge p. F. Riegel dropped in to see
us Monday morning and paid for Mrs.
J. J. Steely's paper.
Mrs. Thomas Burns and family of
Homestead are visiting her parents,
John Stetler and wife.
Mrs. NJ. 1. Potter and son, Joe, are
visiting Rev. McLain and family at
Liberty, Tioga county, Pa.
Daniel w. Grouse of Norwood spent
several days with his nephew, attorney
James 9. Grouse and family.
Mrs. Reno Walter, Cyril Runkle and
Aaron Renninger have been on the
sick list. The latter had stroke.
G. W. GsaybilI. .proorietor of the
Eagle Hotel, spent Wednesday and
Thursday in Mifflintown last week.
jacob g. Walter of Franklin town.
ship, dropped in to see us Saturday.
Mr.. Walter never forgets the printer.
Thomas Shambach of bloomsbury,
came to town to spend Memorial Day,
to play in the band and other useful
duties.
II. F. Bradenhaugh of Millersburg,
was In this place Friday looking after
the interests of the Middleburg Water
Company.
Harry Grimm came home from
Lewistown Friday with his shoulder
dislocated. We trust he will soon be
able to use his arm.
A newspaper can stand up for a town
with a good deal more energy when it
knows that the business men are stand
ing up for the newspaper.
Newton Iroup OF Pallas dropped in
to subscribe for the Posi- and pay a |
year in advance for his brother Ellis
worth Troup, of Catawissa.
Last Thursday morning we had the
first good rain for five weeks. The
land was parched and vegetation re-
tarded by The dry weather.
Sheriff, J. L. Weiser of Mitilintowp,
has announced his candidacy for the
democratic nomination for Register
and Recorder of Juniata county.
John +. Stetler, our enterprising ar.
chitect, won four out of contests this
Spring in competitive plans for build
ing. The one he los: was on account
of building being too expensive. This
speaks well for Mr.. Stetler's work.
Memorial Day was fittingly celebrat-
ed In this place. Jay G. Weiserr, ESQ.,,
delivered the Memorial Address in the |
cemetery. 1t was patriotic Grafton |
filed with pathetic illusions to the
yalor and patriotism of the American
soldier.
Lawson G.. Dietrich and his aunt, |
Maria Dietrich of Kutztown, Pa, last
week paid u visit to Henry Iietrick |
and wife in Franklin. Mr.. Dietrich
paid his respects to the Posi- while in
town. Friday evening they left to
visit friends at Montgomery.
Mrs. Harry Eisenhauer and accom-
plished daughter, Fay. of Centralia,
Pa, spent a few days in town last
week, Us the guests of Azariah Kreeger
and wife. They are on their way to
Harrisburg, Illinois, where Mr.. Eisen-
hauer has engaged in business.
Il, 5. Farra of Philadelphia was in
town Saturday to look after the Shoe
Factory. Mr., Farra and Mr.. Webster,
who was here two weeks ago, and Hon.