Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-10-17
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence

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Dauphin. - Mrs. Laura s. Middleton,
several days with the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Fulton Sterling. : Mrs.
left on Thursday for trip to speece-
and iae mss dns MS%Fs Mary Mckee of harrisburg ar S
eendss paTt Of tRe R aatnmn az was s
| bungalow, on the mountainside. : Mr..
and Mrs Aaron T. Heckard. of Pine
Harry b. Greenawait = Mrs. Alexander
Mr.. and Mrs. clyde McNeeiy. :, The
Morrow spent several days at Philadel-
kphia- = Reginald Fernald. of New
York city; spent Monday at hi his home
of Harrisburg, were the guests or Mr..
and Mrs. Wayne Singer. on Sunday. =
Miss Mary o'g, oEth Of the Central HiFh ,fh
Mrs. Harvey e. knupp at the "Keeway
din" Harvey e. KnupP attended the
eRenGns s Mss Ethef
Rs os with Ms. Emily the
FhSrsday TShSay with Walter shaffer. W.
w. Davidson, of Harrisburg. was the
guest of his daughter, Mrs. Charles
Shaffer, on Thursday.
DaImatia. - Mrs. Peter Altman and
son, Ebert of Shamokin, visited at the
home of J. P. Bingaman. = e. ]. King;
days at Philadelphia. - Miss Alice Bet
tleyou visited Sunbury. William
MiShosl' of HaF6risburg' visited dnS Mis- his
John Hopple, of Lewistown, spent few
days Tith s, The formers parents; nsnr Mr.: ua and
Ell, of Hershey, visited at the home of
w. C. Bubb. a few days. = Miss Al,
berta Bingaman. of sunbury. visited
her parents "a a few days ni,o5 "a l. J.; r,ats Bat
on Tuesday. = B. F. Hackenburg. of
Milton, spent Tuesday here. = Francis
L, Hancock. of Chapman, called on
Reuben Byerly. of Harrisburg, visited
at the home of John Byerly, on Wed
nesday.
Kreamer. - Born: To Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Stuck, a boy. - Mrs. e. c. Shem-
ory. Of Lewistown. visited her mother.
MsI BUSINESS at Bsa1ertoWG eg
Saturday. - Helen and Guy Hummel
visited friends at Meiser, on Sunday
Joseph Benfer, Jacob Diemer and Roy
Meckly transacted business in Middle
burg on Saturday. Frank Herman. of
Northumberland, visited his family this
week = Samuel Keeler. of Harrisburg.
c. Meckley returned home from Mones-
sen, on Sunday.
MifhintONn. Mrs. r. Boyd Parker
and little son, Robert, returned home
SUNDAY after visit at & Carh9ndaie 3nhhs and and
EnnSS Mrs. jacob Moyer S spent SToD several % days
with Mrs. Dubbs' parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hartman. in Manchester. The Rev.
the pulpit Of the Westminster Presby
terian Church, of this place, vacant on
Sunday evening. : Miss Mary Kulp. of
Harrisburg, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. ]. Kulp. = Leslie Allison,
of Philadelphia, is Visiting his mother,
Mrs. Ellen Allison. = Mrs. Charles
Stah1, of Dewistown, spent Sunday
with her father, DR.. Andrews. = Mrs.
Wilson Warner spent several days last
week at Harrisburg. : The Rev. E. NJ.
Morgan and William zeiders attended
in and Elsie Deaver are visiting
friends at Osceola. - Mrs. Newton
Siebert and little little SON who have spent
Mrs. w. e. Auman. have returned to
their home. in Sioux City, Iowa. Miss
Lydia Vincent and Mar nMaarsarssttaa a, irwin
Manbeck motored to Harrisburg, Sat
urday evening.
New Cumberland. - Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Buttorff will go to Lake Helen,
Fla, where they viii spend the winter.
nre FeE Sistsd EdTarG gsd w. bar Leach his OF a Ba
l. Mrs. w. H. Speck and Mrs. Parker
Minter have returned from visit to
Visiting Mrs. BENJAMIN Myers, at Hag-
I erstown. = Mrs. Irene Stewart has re-
turned from visit to relatives. at
Hoiiabaugh. of Hillside. announce the
birth of q son, on Tuesday. October 13.
: Ruby Minter and N. $. Biery. of AL
Park Ma Minter. gt this + eSSs Week. X WI Mrs d Jen %
ME Kiln is visiting friends in Fishing
Creek Valley. O. Mrs. Mary Eisen@6srger he
day for sebring, Fla to visit Mr. and
Mrs G. f. Bobb.
pherdstOwn.-Misses Ruth Now er
and Laura Crane spent week with
friends at York. = County Superinten-
dent Kelso Green, of Carlislee,, visited
Mr.. and OT Mrs. "A 4. B. NOV; Mower and ID daash-
ter. Lisette. spent Thursday and Friday
! the. guests of George Rudisill, at York.
Mr. and Mrs John Sutton and daugh-
ter, Helen, spent Sunday at Harrisburg.
Mrs. owen Warner. of Reading, Wis
tied her brother, w. II. Knouse.
Union Dposit. - Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shelly spent SUNDAY in Palmyra.-Mr.
and Mrs. H: Fetteroff. of Halifax were
H Mr. sna MT Mrs and Grs 6ss
spahr, of Hummeistown. spent Sunday
: with Mr.. and Mrs: Harry Jones = Mr..
spa MFs Sunday ddenrY MeE Sna With MY
Millers brother. Edward spangier. =
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Croft entertained as
daughter. of Annville; - Mrs, Levi En-
Leese. of Williamstown, who spent a
short time with Mrs. John Shoop, re-
turned home on Sunday. - Miss
Blanche Long spent Sunday In Pal
myra with her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs Basehore. = On Sunday morning,
at 1880 o'clock. the Rev. George Hall
man will hold preaching services in the
United Brethren Church.
WOrmIeysburG. - Mrs. Clayton Kop-
penhaver and son, Raymond, of Ly-
kens, took dinner with Mrs. G. b. Rem
shaw on Saturday. The Rev. G. b.
Renshaw attended a funeral at Hum
melstown on Wednesday afternoon =
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Getz are pack
Ing their goods for a removal to Sttel-
ton, at which place the Eldership has
Iappointed him pastor of the Church of