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LOCAL kPPENINCs.

pending M Il inter in North Caro-
lima, has returned to her home on
Maryland avenue.
In accordance with our usual GUS
tom, to give the employees of this
paper holiday on New Years Day,
there will be no issue of this paper
on Friday.
On account of the bad weather
prevailing last night, the Christmas
dance and soiree at the Vienna OPP
era House was postponed, and will
be held Friday, New Years night.
The Merry Concert Band will fur
nish the music, ,and every preparation
will be made to make this the most
successful dance ever given at vi
jenna The proceeds, after the pay
ment of the expenses, will be devoted
to the Belgian Relief Fund.
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FATHER Time SAYS.
Make The Following Resolutions For
New Year:

l will cultivate matchmaking, hap
piness-scattering habits.
1 will stop growing an grow a
gentle and gleeful spirit.
1 will be straight in speech, square
in sharing profits and sincere in So
cial life.
1 will think and talk clean things,
tame my tongue to avoid tattling, and
train my taste to refuse testy words.
1 will build a hopeful faith, bless
with a brisk and brimming optimism
and brighten with bracing cheerful
ness.
1 will abstain from anger, avoid
antagonizing others, assail my sour
temper, appreciate favors and applaud
success.
I will be a true man, trustwo Or
thy friend, a tender sympathizer, a
timely helper, a topmost idealizer,
and a tenacious toiler.
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1000 CARRANZA TROOPS

!, U. S. Gunboat Ordered to Ssr
- Where Detection Occur. 1
n Board the U. S. S. saG/
on the way to San Diego,
wireless, Dec. 80.
Seven thousand troops
CarranZa's forces dec5ard
eral Villa, at Tepic, in the
that name on the west coast
leo.
Foreigners at San Bias an
have taken refuge aboard th
States supply ship Glacier.
Rear Admiral Howarlt, in
of the Pacific fleet, on =
news, ordered the guE
by wireless to San
BILE is expected.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-30

dustry's Position '91
Washington, Dec. 80.
| Wilson indicated that he be
dustrial conditions in tn
| States are improving.
He said, referring to
him by the Manufacturers Al
of Montgomery County, Penn
urging the repeal of the preset -.
that there was no truth in the as
ton that the industrial position of
United States is growing worse.
ther than this he would not c
ment.
The president also scoffed at,
ports that the government will fa}
deficit of $100,000,0OO at the closj
the coming fiscal year, as states
Representative Mann, of Illinois,
Republican house leader. If there
any danger of this, he would D
been informed of it, he statQ
administration official had bToHa
to his attention.
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Ban Beer In Petrocrad.

London, Dec. 30.-A dispatc1 fror
Petrograd says that an order nd gee
issued there prohibiting the s @
all alcoholic drinks, including Eel
In the city. This order applies t
the clubs and high grade restaufa1ts
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NRDERED this 22nd dau

0RDERED, this 22nd day o.
Der. A. D., 1914, by the Circy
for Dorchester county, sittin
Court OF Equity, that the sale
property mentioned in these
ings, made and reported by W
Mace, attorney named in mort
ratified and confirmed. unless I
the contrary thereof be show
fore the 22nd day of Januar,
Provided, a copy o., thi6nQrde
serted in some newss =
Dorchester county, Mo
of three successive wes
goth day of January, neXN
The report states the al
to be S1995.
w. LAKE ROBIN
True Copy. Test:
w. LAKE ROBIN
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For Rent

FOR RENT-104 Vue de LEau St.
Is Water ST., and 11S Muir st. Apply
to Goldsborough & Fletcher. 12-23-tf
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Taylor's S Island Items

Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Prettyman and
son, Levi, are spending sometime in
Baltimore Mrs. Prettyman has not
been well for sometime, and she has
been travelling for her health. We
are glad to hear she is improving.
Mr.. Levi Prettyman came to Cam
bridge for the Charity Ball, and has
been the guest of Mr.. James Wallace
for several days.
Miss Rita Gator, with her uncle,
Mr.. William Gator, left Cambridge
Sunday night on the boat for Balti-
more, after spending several days at
Taylo-'s Island with Mrs. H. P,
Spilman, who gave large card pa
ty Saturday afternoon. A numb1(
visitors were there from Bali
Philadelphia and other place.
The social circle of the/
tended, and it was a
casion. Mrs. Spilman/
in receiving by hep
Rita, Nadine and
Stockk
There wiz
the stock
Merchal
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Wife poisons Herself and cb

New York, Dec. 30.-Mrs.
Rogers, wife of a LAWYER, ID
herself and her two small e
here. All three are in a hospita
children are expected TO die.
Rogers, who is a prisoner, &
with attempted suicide, may rel
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East New Market Items.

Mrs. Dora Vickers spent Christmas
Day with her daughter, Mrs. Leroy
ilfft, at Preston.
Miss Eva Jefferson and Miss Wrie,
lew York city, are visiting at Miss
rson's home
is Bernice Holland, of Balti-
is spending the Christmas holi-
18th Miss Marguerite Yickers.
Vincent and Miss Laura Vim
o. It on Thursday for Linkwood.
visit relatives.
~ Mr.. J. M. Reid, who has been seri-
|ously ill, is reported improving.
Mr.. Samuel Stevens and family, of
Hawkeye, have moved into their new
home, adjoining the Methodist Par
sonage.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Jones and
Lchildren left Saturday morning for
b visit to relatives in Delaware. The
eastor returned Saturday evening,
nd was in his accustomed place on
kiay, returning to Delaware early
day morning.
+. and Mrs. Nichols and children,
beth and Mildred, spent Sun
n Hurleck. =
and Mrs. VIM. l.. Collins have
d into their house, which was
ID by Mrs. Pentz.
srs. Clarke Andrews and Irwin
son are spending the holidays
he.
es Maui Isenberg and Nellie
ey, students at Dover Acade-
at home for the holidays.
christmas entertainments and
ere held on the evening of
at the Baptist and Metho-
rches.
,mma Deane arrived home in
part Of the week and will
here.
ki. ssdet mis-. How al i SIfc Ef.sif 81 q
the Yuletide with MI. r.Sher-
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-30

A. Bisbee, a druggist of Bi
was arrested after the dealt
teen men, supposedly from
hol poisoning, was placed on
on four charges of manslaug1
bee is charged with selling th
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-12-30
ORDER NISI.

w. Irving Mace. Attorney named in
Mortgage, VS.. Winfield S. Henry and
In Equity, in the Circuit Court For
: Dorchester County. No.3347 ChAncery.
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~. anu 1nfS ffUW s5TfCf
the Yuletide with Mr.. .Sher
mans parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
sherman.
Mr.. D. J. Stevens, of Sykesville,i is
spending a few days with his family.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
BEAVERTOWN GIVEN
BOROUGH CHARTER
Busy Snyder County Town Is
Granted Municipal Rights
by Court
FESTIVAL AT SELINSGROVE
B. H. Houseworth Admitted to
Law Practice in North
umberland County

Selinsgrove, Pa, Nov. 14.-On Thurs
day the court of common pleas of Sny-
der county, on the application for a
charter to incorporate the village of
Beavertown into a borough, directed
thta decree be made to that effect
at argument court, November IA. This
makes three incorporated boroughs
within the confines of Snyder county
-Selinsgrove, Middleburg and Bea-
vertown. = A lyceum festival, con-
Quoted by the Chautauqua Association
of Swarthmore, will be held in Selins-
grove on December 10. IL and 12.
There will be fifteen events for a sea-
son ticket costing $1.-Edgar M. Mil
Ter, a young business man, was mar
ried to Miss Jennie Bolig on Thursday
at South Bethlehem by the brother of
the bridegroom. the Rev. Harry Miller,
pastor of the Lutheran Church of that
city. The bride is an accomplished
young woman of Selinsgrove, where
both she and her husband were born
and reared. They will make their
future home here.-B. II. Houseworth,
formerly a resident of Selinsgrove, was
recently admitted to practice law in
the several courts of Northumberland
county and has now opened the Sun
bury Real Estate and Collection
Agency. at Sunbury, in connection with
his law practice. - The several fire
companies of this place have received
invitations from the James Cameron
Hose Company, of Lewisburg, to par
ticipate in the reception of their new
auto truck on Saturday evening, No.
vember FL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
SHOT ARE |MBEDDED
IN HUNTERS HEAD
Jesse Ziegler Severely Wounded
by Companion While Shoot
ing Woodchuck
GOOD PROSPECTS FOR SHOW
Gettysburg College Welcomes Good
Baseball Pitcher as Stu
dent at Institution
By sbeeial CORRESPONDENCE

Gettysburg, Pa, Nov. IA. - Jesse
Ziegler, a plumber. of Spring Grove,
was injured in cunning accident,
near Bermudian. He was hit by four
shots from the gun of C. M. Emig,
also of Spring Grove, who was shoot
ing at a woodchuck. One of the shot
pierced Ziegler's larynX and he bled
from the mouth; three other shots en-
tered his head, two back of his left ear
and one on the left side of the head
above the temple. They were so deep
ly embedded that physician was un-
able to remove them.-O. c. Rice, Sec
retary of the Biglerville Agricultural
Horticultural and Poultry Association,
said the following concerning the ex-
hibition to be held during December
this year: Prospects are better LOT
the big show this year than ever be-
fore. We have one-third more entries
in every department and you can be
assured they will be of as good
quality as they have been of previous
years. AT a session of the Woman's s
League held in the college church last
week, Mrs Harry McCreary, treas
urer of the association, read the fol-
lowing report: $1,053.75 was given
to the support of the chair in Eng
lish Bible; 500 toward the support
of the Y. M. c. A. secretary, and $7O.4O
to the college library.-Charles Mont
gomery, OF Roselle Park, n. j., ar
rived in town last week and entered
college. Through the efforts of Coach
Ira Plang, Montgomery, who is base
ball pitcher and basketball player, was
induced to come to this school and
promises to be a good addition to the
pitching staff. Out of twenty games
pitched last summer he won seven
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
RABBITS AND PHEAsANTs
Dillsburg Hunters Return from Sue
ccssful Trip to Perry County
By Special CorrcsboHdeHce

Dillsburg, Pa, Nov. 14.-John A.
Lerew, H. NJ. Evans and ]. Paul Smith
returned on Friday from a hunting
trip in the mountains of Perry county
with twenty-eight rabbits and three
pheasants.-Harry Ensminger moved
to his handsome new home in Harris
burg street Tuesday.-Robert Lerew,
of Philadelphia, visited his father,
Isaac Lerew, of South Baltimore street.
over Sunday.-Mrs. II. L. Miller is i'll
at her home in South Baltimore street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy w. Baker, of
Mason and Dixon. visited the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Baker,
over Sunday.-Under the direction of
the lookout committee, a special pro-
gram will be given by the Christian
Endeavor Society of st. Pauls Lu-
theran Church.-TThe condition of Da-
vid Klepper, Franklin township, who
has been seriously Ill with cancer, has
improved under the radium treatment
received in a Baltimore hospital.-B.
II. Shriner, who was recently married
has leased the John Morris home in
South Baltimore street. and will begin
housekeeping in few weeks.-Cottage
prayer meetings will be held next week
in the interest of the coming evan
gelistic campaign to begin on Novem-
Der 22 by the Rev. s. B. Goff. Jr.. of
Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
WEDDING ANNOUNCED
MISS Harriet JacInan Becomes Bride
OF John Watts at Germantown, Pa.
BY Special Correspondence

By Special Correspondence
Mihiintown, Pa, Nov. IA hunt
ing party composed of Mr. and Mrs
Melvin Sewers and daughter, Mr.. and
MRS W. 7. Miller and two sons, Mr.
and Mrs. Calvin Miller Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES Yohn, two sons and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown and son, of Lancaster, are
camping at Spruce Hill.-Jacob Wise
who has been spending a couple of
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Jones, in Lima, Ohio, has returned
home.-Mr. and Mrs. B. f. Burch-
held had as their guests on Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Haldeman, of
Frazer, Pa; Mrs. Catherine Haldeman
and daughter Pearl, of Thompsontown
and Mrs. f. p. Harris, of Walnut
Ross Beals, student at PENNSYLVANIA
College. Gettysburg, spent several
days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Beal.-Edward Pennel, a stu
dent in the law department of the
University of Pennsylvania, came
home to vote.-Mrs. M. p. Camford
will entertain the book club to-day
Mrs Charles Stahl and Miss Billy Bill
lets, or Lewistown, spent Sunday at
DR.. Andrews, in Third street.-Mrs.
James STREET. and Miss Rebecca
Jacobs are spending the weekend in
Philadelphia.-Miss Minnie Penny and
Mrs. Rhoda Vain spent several days
at Philadelphia.-Mr. and Mrs. B. +.
Junkin announce the marriage of their
sister, Miss Harriet Jackman to John
Watts, of Bellville, Miffiin county, No
vember 16, at st. Peters Episcopal
Church by the Rev. Stewart p. Feel
ing, Germantown, Philadelphia.-Mi
Alice Grub will spend the next two
weeks in Hummelstown and Harris
burg.-Miss Katherine Mathers will
spent week at Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
SUFFRAGE ASSOCIATION
Effort to Form Permanent Organiza-
ton at Newport
BY Special Coyrcsbondencc

ny oPeGHH correspondence
Newport Pa. Nov. 14.-Joseph B.
Baker, assistant supervisor, has
joined a hunting camp in Center
county.-Mrs. Baker and children
have gone for a two weeks stay with
her mother, Mrs. Reese, at East
Downingtown.-H. Cheston Frank, of
Harrisburg, accompanied by his
friend, Captain James A. Boyd, of the
steamer Angler, of Anglesea, N. J..
were in town this week.-Harry T.
Keim, of Philadelphia, spent the
weekend here.-The Misses nellie
Mackenzie Rough and Jessie Marie
Rough were guests of Mrs. Blatten-
burg at Liverpool this week.-Mrs..
Samuel Adams Sharon visited her sis
ter, Mrs. Warren Worthington, at
Mrs. Walter Smith, of Bryn Mawr, are
visiting Mr.. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles w. Smith.-Word has
been received here of the death of
Jesse p. G. Gautt, of Ell Paso, Texas.
He was a former resident of this
place.-Miss Helen Dean, a student at
Millersville State Normal School, spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel K. Dean.-James Groff.
Keen, a student at Yeates School,
Lancaster, spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Martin
Keen, having come up from Harris
burg, where as a member of the foot
ball team of his school they battled
with the Harrisburg Academy team
Banks Smith and his sons Banks, Jr.,
and Lee, of Arverne, L. l., are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. William G. WILSON,
The Rev. John G. Collins, S. T. D.,
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach at a money-rais-
ing meeting at Pine Grove Mills, Cen
ter county, to-morrow.-The Rev. G..
w. McIInay, of New Bloomfield, will
preach here in the morning, the
evening service being in charge of Ed
ward d. Swartz.-Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Pugh, of Newtown, Pa, were
guests of Mrs. Pugh's mother, Mrs.
Robert Nixon, over Sunday.-New-
ports grand old woman" Mrs. Mar
garetta Bell, celebrated her 96th
birthday on Thursday. A dinner was
given in her honor at her home, at
which there were eight guests, each
over 80 years of age.-Miss Hazel
Flurie is visiting relatives in Harris
burg.-David Shreffier, one of the To-
cal carriers of the Telegraph, is visit
ing his brother, Gilbert Shreffier, a
Senior at State College-An informal
meeting at which Miss Lillian Stevens
Howard, State organizer of the Wom-
an Suffrage Association, with head
quarters at Harrisburg, was present,
was held on Thursday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. J. Emery
F'leisher. A general meeting will be
held in the rooms of the Mems AS
sociation of Newport on Tuesday even
ing next, which will be addressed by
Miss Howard. At the close of this
meeting an effort will be made to
form a local organization, in order to
advance the interests of suffrage in
this place.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
1000 DEER HUNTERS
IN SEVEN MOUNTAINS
Callahan Brothers, of Lewistown,
Shoot 33 Rabbits During
Past Week
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
Zone Hundred Club" to Each
Give S. For
Charity
GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB
By Special Correspondence

Lewistown, Pa. Nov. 14.-At this
time the Seven Mountain district has
at least 1000 deer hunters--Herman
Callahan was in Philadelphia this week
to get brace fitted to crippled limb.
Samuel, small son of Banker w.
w. Cunningham. has recovered from
what was thought to be an attack of
lockjaw.-The Callahan brothers shot
thirty-three rabbits this week.-Mrs..
Charles Hogle has been operated on
in a Philadelphia hospital and is on a
fair road to recovery.-The Lewistown
high school has formed a glee club of
thirty-fve female scholars. - James
Crager is suffering with an injured
foot, due to being struck with an
automobile.-Ed. Sherwood has table
and chair still in use that are over
100 years old.-W. +. Eckbert, Jr., one
of the towns best known men, has
started a "one hundred club" each
member to give So to charity.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
MARRIED IN OKLAHOMA
Ephrata Girl Becomes Bride of Resi-
dent of Western City.
By Special Corresbondence


Ephrata, Pa, Nov. 14-On Saturday
last Miss Ruth Krouse, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Krouse, of Ephrata,
was married to Jacques Fitzhugh at
the home of the latter's father, Frank
Fftzhugh, at the Fife Place, Sapulpa,
Okla, the wedding ceremony being
performed by the Rev. w. E. Louchs,
pastor of the Presbyterian Church in
that city. The bride, who is one of
Ephrata's estimable young women, and
the groom met a year or more ago
while the latter was travelling with a
troupe which gave play in the Grand
Theater here, where the bride, who is
talented pianist, has been filling the
position of pianist of the Grand or
chestra since her graduation from the
Ephrata high school in 1910, her
rather, Mr.. Krouse, being proprietor of
the theater. Miss Krouse left for Okla
homa on Thursday of last week. The
groom and his father are cotton mer-
chantS in Sapulpa.-While playing a
game of football on Tuesday afternoon
IN the Ephrata football grounds Clar-
ence, son of Mr.. and Mrs f. b. Emig,
Oh Ephrata, sustained a fracture of {.
f1D and is suffering from severe inter-
nal lnJuries-On Tuesday Mrs. James
Waltman, of Ephrata, underwent an
operation at the General Hospital at
Lancaster for the removal of q pear
SNAPPED floating tumor. The operation
was success.-After preaching his
farewell sermon in Hope Evangelical
church here, having been pastor of the
congregation for several years, the
ReV. l. w. Wanner, accompanied by
his wife, left for Dayton, Ohio, where
both will become students in Bone
brake Theological Seminary of the
United Brethren Church, the former
taking the theological course and the
latter preparing herself for deaconess
work. = The Ephrata and Lebanon
Street Railway Company's car barn in
Ephrata- is being enlarged.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MISS GOLD|E BEARD
Friends Of Young Girl Honor Her
on Eighteenth
Birthday
WEDDINGS AT WAYNESBOR0s,
MIR. and Mrs. William H. Bowers
on Extended Honey
moon Trip
WEDDINGS AT WAYNESBORo..
By Special Corresbondenee

Waynesboro, Pa, Nov. IA num-
Der of friends of Miss Goldie Beard
gathered at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Charles Weber to surprise her on
her eighteenth birthday, Wednesday
evening. The house was beautifully
decorated with ferns and Fall flowers.
Those present were Misses Esther
Good, Gail Blair, Elizabeth HefIiner,
Nellie Creager, Pearl HefHner, Ger.
trude Blair, Margaret Shearer, Mary
Zook, Estella Bretzler, Mamie Bear
niger, Ada Huff, Clara Stickell, Ruth
Chopper and Goldie Beard; Floyd
Weagley. Glenn Ogle, Clyde Funk, Ed,
ward King, Scott Needy, Fred Miller,
Dewey Shearer, Harry Heffner David
Havis, Roy White, John Grumbine,
Harvey Bretzler, Roy Ginder, Elmer
kill, Paul ShifIier, George Marker,
clyde Cover, Mr.. Bell and Mrs. Steh-
ley, Emmitsburg, Md; Mr.. and Mrs.
=. 10. Brown and Mrs Dolly Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. o. e. Lohr left this aft
ernoon for Thurmont, Md, where they
Will attend the golden wedding ami
Versary of Mr.. Lohr's aunt and uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lohr, this even-
ing.-James Mehaffey, Wilmington,
Del, is here for visit with his sister.
Mrs. A. A. Frick.-Robert and STAN
ley Johnston, Pittsburgh, are spending
some time with their father, John A,
Johnston.-Mr. and Mrs. George w.
Hoffman and Mrs. Mollie Hoffman, of
Shepherdstown, w. Va, are spending
few days with the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph e. Guy at ST. Pauls Reformed
arsonage.-Maurice F. Berklite and
Miss Ida May Stremmel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stremmel, both
OF Waynesboro, were married by tho
Rev. A. A. Kelly at the Lutheran par
sonage on Thursday evening.-Merle
| c. Miller and Miss Ruth Oberholzer,
both of Marsh district, were married
by the Rev. A. A. Kelly at the Lu-
! theran parsonage on Wednesday even
ins.-Miss Mary Zook entertained
number of friends at a birthday party
Tuesday evening. Those who partici-
pated were Misses Louise Unger, Mil
dred Smith, Anna Erwin, Iona Kreider.
| Holley Urey, Wildo Wallower, Eliza
beth Stewart, Helen Ogel, Pauline
Metcalf and Goldie Shearer; Roland
Tressler, owen Eyler, Edwin Erwin,
Bradford Urey, Wilbur Zook, Robert
| Boerner, Dewey Shearer and Robert
| Beard.-Miss Maude Whitman, of
Middletown, is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. r. Diffenderfer.-Mr and Mrs. Will
| liam H. Bowers, who were married at
Hagerstown this week. are on honey
moon trip to Harrisburg, Baltimore
and Philadelphia. - Mr.. and Mrs.
| Charles b. Clayton and daughteSS
spent Thursday in Hanover.-Mr. az
Mrs +. J. Diffenderfer, Mercersburg,
are visiting their daughter, Mr.. ana
! Mrs. Charles Stoner.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
Dauphin Hunters Camping
in Mountain Near Weikert

Dauphin, Pa, Nov. 14.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Snyder and Mrs. Isaac Kerstetter
and daughter Mary, of Halifax, mo-
tored to Dauphin on Tuesday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shaffer.-Mr and Mrs. Wayne
Singer and daughter Dorothy left yes
terday for an automobile trip.-Mrs. l..
K. Stager, of Milton, and son Cecil, of
Washington, are visiting the Misses
Gayman.-Mrs. Elizabeth Weitzel, of
Harrisburg, Is the guest of her sister,
Miss Clara Poffenberger. - William
Valentine, Aaron Stahl, Jesse Stahl
and William Douglass have gone on
hunting trip to Weikert, Pa.-Mrs.
Charles Bowman and children, OF Re-
nova, are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. NJ. Kinter.-Mr. and Mrs. 1.
Lane Long spent the weekend at
tended the funeral of her cousin,
George Souders, at Churchtown, On
Monday. Miss Mary Mckee spent
Monday and Tuesday at Harrisburg
Miss Helen Strayer, of Riverside, was
the guest of Miss Carrie Elizabeth Ger
berich on Tuesday. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Shalter and children are spend
ing the week at Weikert.-Miss Mil
dred Lybarger, of 1916 Berryhill street,
Harrisburg, spent Tuesday with Miss
Sabra Clark. - Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Specie attended the funeral of Mrs.
Speece's cousin, Miss Mary Bogar
Lamey, at Harrisburg. on Monday
Mrs Cherrick Westbrook, of Melrose,
Harrisburg, spent Tuesday with Miss
Margaret Robinson. - Mrs. Elizabeth
Gerberich has returned home after an
extended visit with relatives at Han
oyer-Mr. and Mrs. j. G.. Hunt Isert
and son. Wilson Robinson Isert, of
Louisville, KY, spent several days
with Mrs. Isert's aunt, Miss Margaret
Robinson.-Mss Mary Ellen Greena-
walt spent Tuesday at Harrisburg.