Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-02
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence

Linglestown. Services will be held
in the United Brethren Church to-mor-
clyde eGW mIsns Iynch: at at Wenriehs We n Church in
the afternoon by the Lutheran pastor,
the Rev. Mr.. Bitner, and at the Bethel
ths dnurse Rev IN Mr. he ssle sas Esther
Focht left on Monday for Lancaster
Business College, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Reichert annouce the birth OF
Holland were weekend guests of Mr..
Geyer and daughter, of Middletown,
Baker. - Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph strick.
ier, of Hummelstown, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Shell Fishburn,. = Mrs.
Elizabeth Balthaser % on THURSDAY visit visit
shey. = Mrs. John Look. who has been
Ill. is improving: - John Minsker.. of
Dauphin,. is visiting. his daughters. Mrs.
Miss Genevieve Meyer and Miss Louise
Damforth, of Bloomington, ILL.,, were
week end guests of C. B: Care. = Mrs.
Paul Paul Getz,, of MI: joy; Mrs. Frank AL
Harrisburg, We're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Miles Bolton. = Harry Look and
Miss Susie Look on Tuesday were the
and Mrs. Edwin Warfel. of Harrisburg,
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
EnSsv kngis With Mrs. Mary Faring nrn spent
Johnson, at Steelton. = G. Balthaser
and family, of Harrisburg, and Samuel
Balthaser, of Newark, on Sunday We're
guests of their mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Balthaser. LingleStown baseball
team plays Lemoyne to-day.
Berrysbure. - Mrs. Elizabeth sny-
der. of Harrisburg. is spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. NJ. S.
Daniel. = Isaac Henninger had a stroke
Of paralysis on Monday morning, but
boch also had stroke and is in an i'm
proved condition. - Lawyer Hatz, of
harrisburg, was visitor in town late
last week. = Miss Isabel Miller is very
ly growing weaker. - Communion SER
vices in the Reformed Church were
largely attended, seven persons unit
wi5h bo the baG Sasr Mrs Eliza
here. =. The burial of Galen Bolts, of
Elizabethville, was held here on We'd
and Reformed Cemetery = Mrs. Mutch,
of Sunbury, is calling on her aged
father. the Rev. Mr.. Runk. - Professor
H. Y. b. CARRIER as in town this week.
Bingaman, William Bowman,
Misses Maud Bowman and Dora Hart
man autoed to Fisherville on Wednes-
gay. - The body of William klinger,
lately had been living with his daugh-
ter at Dauphin, was brought here and
buried in st. Johns Cemetery on Thurs
day. = Miss Florence Hoover is SPEND
ing few days in Elizabethville.
kreamer. - Mrs, H. Z. sampsel Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Harriet Sham
baugh, at Middleburg. - Mrs, Hilbish
or Bristol, Ind, and Mrs. Miller. of
Lewisburg, visited Mrs. William Cor
9on and A: d; kreamer. Miss Edith
Edna seamen of Middls6uFg 6n visited Miss
lowing visited friends at White TOP.
on Sunday: Mrs. C. r. Gordon, Miss
Ethel Zellers, Miss Edith Fisher, Miss
Edna Seaman and Dewey Seaman. =
MISS Bertha Fisher and Miss Mabel
Diehl, Of Freeburg, visited friends here
on Sunday. - Miss Sulu Hackenberg.
OF Middleburg, visited Miss Stella Rit-
Ter. = John Dietrich and Ada Kern Wis
lted friends at Selinsgrove on Tuesday
Good, of Meiserville, called
on on >: V. keeler on Monday. = r. F.
Gently. = w. A. Keeler made a husi.
ness trip to Miffinburg on Monday.
Jamestown. - The Rev. George r
Deisher pastor of lions Evangelicai
y Lutheran church, attended the sessions
or the Lancaster Conference at Colum-
bIa. = Ezro Loose, proprietor of the
White Horse Hotel, sold a horse to
John l.. Wenger. = Mrs. Samuel p
Groh, Of San Benito, Tex. was buried
at the Union Meeting House on Tues
taS tb Ailen U. Walmer. proprietor of
day on his farm. some distance west
or town. - Miss Hughes, of Pine Grove
is visiting her cousin, Miss Sarah
Helm; = Carman G. Campbell, of PhiIa-
deiphia. representing II. f. Bachman
ah9 90, brokers', spent a day in town.
FRED q: Wright, of Leetsdale, spent a
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