The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1903-02-26
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warm up.
The ice men were on the jump dur
ing the past week.
Merrill Shannon is down with ty-
phoid pneumonia.
+. f. Walter will sell his livery and
go to farming this Spring.
Daniel Dreese aud family moved
from Virginia to this place.
Tobias +. Reitz Of Middlecreek was
a Middleburg visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Foster Smith and daughter,
Bessie, are sick with scarlet fever
A young son has registered at the
home of Hathaway Mertz and wife.
Jesse II. Shelly of Kantz was in
town last week taking orders for trees.
u. II. Gemberling, Candidate for
Associate Judge was in town Wednes
day.
Abraham Mitterling of Richtield was
in town last Friday to get his sale
bills.
p. Il. Hackenburg and family mov-
ed from Mitllinburg to this place last
week.
DIR II. Boyer of Kreamer was at the
the county seat Wednesday of last
week.
Court is in session this week. We
will publish the proceedings next
week.
Harry w. Hummel of Norlhumber-
land was u pleasant caller Tuesday af-
| ternOOn.
Miss Merrill of Lock Haven was Wis.
iting ut the home of Joe Dreese and
and wife.
Mrs. Geo. II. Steininger gave a
Martha Washington party Monday
night.
Dr. o. X. Pellman ana mother of
Mifilinburg were at the county seat
Monday.
Hon. Jere Grouse, Candidate for As
sOciate Judge WAS in town several days
the rast week.
Cherries Specht of Beavertown and
T. A. Wagner of Mcclure were noticed
in town Saturday.
John G. Shaffer of Aline dropped
in to pay his subscription to 1904 Sat
urday while in town.
A large consignment of printing
was sent from this Office last week to
Laconia, New Hampshire.
Miss Fannie Bowersox of Shamokin
is spending sometime at home owing
to the illness of her father.
Miss Minnie Adams of Shamokin is
visiting at the hame of Prothouotory
Geo. NJ. Shindel and wife.
Ex-Sheritf Daniel Bolender had q
very severe sick spell Sunday night
from an attack at his heart
The Lords Supper was celebrated il
the Reformed church Sunday. Eigh
person united with the church.
Miss Libbie Dunkleberger spent sew
eral days last week with her brother
William, and family at Sunbury,
Hon. J. A. Lumbard and wife of Sc
linsgrove spent Monday night in towr
on their return from visit to Pater
son.
Morris Mensch of Tifiin, Ohio ant
Clark Mensch OF Mifflinburg spen
Sunday with Hon. G.. Alfred School
and wife.
S. w. Foyer of Hartleton dropped In
to see Us last week and ordered the
publication of an Administrators no
tice in his fathers estate.
DR.. J. W. Sampsell of Pennscreek
while in town last Wednesday attend
ing meeting of the pension board
dropped in to order some Office station
cry.
Frank, Claude, and Mrs. Lorell,
Smith of Carbondale spent several day
in town with relatives, having beer
called to the county by the death o
Mrs. Geo. J. Schoch.
A meeting of the Snyder County ba
Association was held IN Gilbert's OF
flee Tuesday of last week. They adopt
ed means to preyen Justices from illeg
ally practicing law.
James Troup was released from jai
Monday under $500 bail to keep tn
peace. Phares Troup agreeing to kee]
him ana not allow him to do an.
harm. In case Of any violations, he
to be delivered to the Court for commit
. ment to the Asylum.