Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-01-17
RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS ANNIVERSARIES
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence

Dalmatia. - Roscoe Warren, OF
and J. A. Marts attended court at Har-
risburg during, the. week. !. Milton
mother, Mrs. 81 Aliee Alis@iseiH, Bettieyon. . Glars s
ence Schnee. Of Philadelphia. spent Sun
cay. with relatives here. - M. L. Bat
Expects ' to f make ss his 1sff futuTe s e Some' Nc
land. Visited her par parents, Mr; and Mrs:
sunbury. spent Sunday with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rothermel.--
Samuel Weller. of Bloomsbury, visited
Farmers State Bank held its annual
Tuesday and J. F, Brosious was elected
r. E. Tressler, cashier, and &. S, Dep
pen, C. F. Shaffer. j. o. Deibler and l.
H Dreibelbis, directors.
Halifax. - Miss Mary Nelson spent a
few days with relatives at Harrisburg
this, week. Mrs. o. E. Seagrist spent
Wednesday at Harrisburg.-Mrs. Har-
vey. Boyer and daughter, Grace. left for
ing ee; fe% weeks m %'SM With Mrs. soyersp @ par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Lantz.
ExBurgess Isaac Chubb has received
s as sVnss eub Ct the the
Halifax National Bank. will be open
for new members until January 26, =
ed I Miss Sin Minnie h,'' {. 'Bicksiee. at the Re:
formed parsonage. recently. = Mr.. and
Mrs; George Stein and Mrs. Boyd Rem.
f6 fbs hhlersSpfg Miller spent several ss dsys at
grist. = Miss Charlotte Hester is the
guest Of the Rev. and Mrs. W, c, Es-
at ,n e. Sea-
Mrs. George Stein. at Millersburg.
At the annual election of trustees in
the Methodisr Church. on Monday even
ntxrin
g. sweigard and w. C. Heisler. -. C. c.
Maetzgar spent Monday at Harrisburg.
Metzgar = Mrs. william Nelson, of
on Monday. = Elmer E. ,Daugherty
rfsburg. ~ Mr. and Mrs. 'p. c. sweis-
ard entertained the following guests
on Sunday: John Snyder, of Millers-
burg; Miss Clara Leitzel' of ELIZABETH
Misses Elsie Hoffman and Ida Shoop,
Of Of Armstrong Valley; H. R. lands, of
Aida 2 Arnold. no f David % Airoid. Philip and and
Halifax. Charles 2: Motter has gone
Mrs Rohr
guest of friends. : Mrs. j. r, Ster-
ringer and daughters, Ethel and Cathe-
rlne, of Harrisburg, were guests at the
penhaver, this week.
Mexico-Mrs. Holman and daughter,
Mrs. William Knisley, on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Moist of Port Royal,
visited friends and relatives here re-
Gently. - Mrs. Mary Baldwin is ILL
leo after spending a few weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Toner, at Lewis
town. : Mr.. and Mrs; Joseph Book,
Mrs. Della Burris visited at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. Lucian Rickenbaugh,
of Oakland, on Sunday. = DR.. and Mrs.
n Fl willard sndsv Were business Mss callers
Knisley visited friends at Port Royal,
on Sunday Miss Mary Lauver was
called to her home at Freeburg. on the
United Evangelical Church has elected
these officers: Superintendent, j. NJ.
Burris; secretary, lGlda Rhine; treasur-
er, Mrs. ]. M. Burris; organist. Mrs.
Herbert Luckens.
MiIIerstown Mr.. and Mrs. ], c.
kipp visited their son, Harry Kipp, at
B. Parson, of Port Royal. spent We'd
nesday with her father, William Kipp.
Mrs. Annie Brindel, of Lewistown, is
Ray mond Wagner. of Lemoyne. spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs:
Frank Wagner, = Harry Rippmen and
son Charles Hrs Rippman Srsr wsrs guests st Of
l.
toona. over sunday :. MIR. and Mrs.
Peter Shenk attended the funeral of his
sister -tn-law, Mrs. Michael shenk. in
William Walker Mrs. g. G.. Page,
Merrs. H.E.Walker and Mac Walker at
tended the funeral OF their brother and
toona. on saturday, and was buried in
Mount Union, Monday. = Mrs. o.. y.
Wingert is visiting her son, Rudolph
at summerdale. : Irwin. Zimmerman,
of Harrisburg. was q visitor in town,
burg. is visiting Mrs. Oren Wagner.
Mount JOY The Rev. c. Stewart
Kitchen, formerly of st. Johns rectory.
Laporte, Pa. is the newly appointed
rector of st. Lukes Episcopal Church,
of this place; = Daniel l.. Hauenstein,
who spent the last year with his son
at Massillon. Ohio, has returned to Mt.
Joy and opened confectionery store
at his old stand. on Fast Main street
Prior to his going West he occupied
this stand for six years. - II. H. Webb
of New York City, spent a day in town
with his brother. James G.. Webb. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shelley and Miss
Kathryn Morton, Of Harrisburg. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Nor
ton. John Hollowe1l, the oldest Civil
War veteran in Mt. JOY, celebrated his
eighty fourth birthday. ]. r. Misse-
mer attended the Denny O'NeiI meeting
In the Lancaster Young Mems Christian
Association rooms, on Sunday after
noon.