Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-11-14
PARTIES, WEDDINGS, ANNIV VERSARIES
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Sfeeial CorreseondeMee

nuntlng deer near M1llmont. = MIS-. M
A. Miller and sons, Donald and Eugene,
spent the week at Shamokin. - The
kec, S. l.. Roads has moved from Ian
caster into the new Shut property. in
on the sick list this week. - Miss Fran
ees @ a. swab spent the Wweek week rso In the
CAPITAL City Mr.; and rs.,NIsa Mrs; Thomas froIp
visit to the Middle West = Mrs. Jacob
f. Fisher has been spending the week
with her brothers; near Millersburg. =
and Miss Annie Bertsfeld, of Elizabeth
town, spent several days with Mr. and
Mrs. j. X. Bertsheld. = Steps are being
taken to organize n Protestant Home
Circle Society here shortly. Represen-
tative Klinger, of Middletown, Is doing
the preliminary work Ralph M:
with his parents here.
MiIIerstoWn. Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Parson, OF Fort ttoyaI, anu motner,
Mrs. Fdrson, OF MludIeLown, anu sam
ueI Beaver ana cnIluren, or Port Royal,
were VISITORS at the nome Oh wliiiam
hIpp, SUNDAY. nlrs. Dayld shy uef
IeIt 41onuay Tor HARRISBURG, where sne
Is visiting ner son, WIllanl Snyuer. -
MIR. ana Fnrs. j. Z. klpp ana daughter,
MRS. John BrinIon, aCLenued the tuneraI
OF MRS Henry GIsen, Iii harIIsDufs, Oh
1nursuay. - Mr.. ana MRS. James Noun
sIey, ST., is visiting tnelr son, Leland
rlounsIey, at Altoona. - WliiIam mop
PIE, or fhIIaoeIpnIa, was the guest of
brother, Harry nopp1e, over sun
uHy MISS MARY Goruun, or tAnneIs-
burg, Is visiting 4drs. >. Z. AIexahder.-
samuel Taylor IL NIsILinB nIs uAuBn-
Ter, Mrs. Eta Cameron, at Inompsun-
town. = MRS. Banks rage visited her
daughter, MRS. John oIatterback, at
LeWlStoWn, TINS week. - ii. shoemaker,
of Harrisburg, spent Monday night
with Mr. ana Mrs. Charles PaBe.-hrs.
John klBnt returned nome, Monday,
from Balumore, wnere she spent few
Gays win her dauSnIer, Grace, VINO Is
patient at the Hebrew Hospital. =
Mrs. i. q. Hill visited her sister; MRS.
Charles Bernneisei, ut Green PARK, last
week. - The rev. Charles McCuruy, OF /
Thompsontown, wlI preach IN the
Metnodist episcopal Church on sunday
oaughIer, who mad been visiting reia-
tives in Chambersburg for several
weeks, have returned home. - George
Taylor and Mrs. Mary Alien were at
ThUmpsontown on sunday.
New Cumberland. Lawrence Fet-
row went to Ashland, Luzerne county,
where he has force of workmen en-
gagged erectinga bungalow.-The Misses
Alice and Irene HUBER, students at
Shippensburg Normal school We're here
this week. Mrs. Frank McElroy and
her mother, Mrs. Beckley, of Carlisle,
visited relatives here this week. - Mrs.
Anna Peters is visiting friends at AL
lentown. - Earle Smith, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest OF his parents, in
Third street. Mrs. Roy kaufman Is
visiting friends in York and Yoe. :
BROOKE MelBle returned from NeWpOtt, l,
where he spent several days hunting
The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Adams
spent several days with friends at Cum
berland, Md. - Mrs. George Matthias,
of Mt. Washington, visited friends here
this week.
MarynviIIe. Miss Helen WISE. a
teacher at Shippensburg Normal, spent
the weekend at her home, In Dahlian
street - Mrs. G. A. Pike, of Chambers-
burg, is visiting at the home of Dr.. r.
n1f SNaNT II
Hench and f. A. DissingeT left Wednes- ns
Roy Eppley left on Monday, fol-, Cristo-
bal, Panama, where her husband Is en-
ployed on the Panama Railroad. -
Mrs. Mary Lykens has returned to her
home, at Philadelphia, after spending
= Clayton Diebold has returned to Eel
ton, Cuba, after spending several weeks
with II. ]. Deckard. = Mrs. W; II. Roush
and Mrs. M. L. King spent Tuesday at
Strasburg. is visiting his uncle, DIR. E;
Walt Snyder, . Deckard Ritter, Of
H. J, Deckard, = Miss Ruth Bair,
schools, spent Thursday, with Miss
deon9 af mbdsi Bare GaarIeS pnd0g sSm
time with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Will
liam Bonneson. : Miss Catherine Hess
of Baltimore, Md. is visiting at the
and Mrs. c. II, McNeely left Thursday
for Cleveland, Ohio, where they will
visit their daughter.
Enders. - Mrs. Emma Joslin, of Los
Angeles. Cal, is visiting at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Sweigard. =
Benjamin +. Enders broke, his leg by
falling from a wagon on Saturday. He
will be confined for several weeks.
Miss Lulu Enders, of Harrisburg, is
man, Of Harrisburg, is spending some
time at the house of John w. Helt. -
w. C. I1nders and family, of Lykens,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira p. Snyder and Mrs. I.
A. Kirstetter and daughter, Mary, of
Baskerville. motored to. Dauphin, on
spending several days at Progress and
Miss Mary, Citing spent Thursday at
the Gsptft G Mss a. MfFy
is spending the week at home.
children. of Pembroke. spent the week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wade. -
William Baker, of Harrisburg, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lingle. -
with ID. c.. Itunkle, in Fishing Creek
Valley Miss Ada Mumma spent the
week as the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Peters, at Progress. = Miss Or
pha Newcomer spent the week at Har-
risburg attending the teachers insti-
tute. - Miss Bessie Megonnel on sun
Mabel Mumma in Fishing Creek Valley.
There will be preaching services in
the Mount Laurel Bethel on Sunday,
November 22 morning and evening, by
the pastor, the Rev. Jonas Martin. =
Miss Anna Shepler. of Fishing Greek
Valley spent Sunday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. H. Nj. Wilt. - Mrs. II. ID.
Chester, of Allentown, is spending
some time with w. II. Kane. II Mrs Ira
Krone, of near Harrisburg, spent a few
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
T.. Rhoads. - Mrs. r. Fl. Ziegler visited
Mr. and Mrs. Rooms, at Linglestown, on
Wednesday. David Mumma, Jr., of
Fishing Creek Valley. spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Earl Fox.
Union Deposit. - Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
Stauffer spent Sunday at Harrisburg
The Rev. A. NJ. Kuhns, who spent few
weeks at Philadelphia doing evange-
listic work, returned home on Satur-
day. - Harry Crist and family, of Her
shey, spent Sunday with Miss Mary
Shertzer. - Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Miller
and son, Harry, spent Sunday at Grant
Vile. On Sunday forenoon, at 1880
o'clock, there will be preaching SER
vices in the United Brethren Church
by the pastor, the Rev. George Hall
man. Miss Minnie Poorman spent
Saturday at Harrisburg. - Mrs. Lucetta
Snavely. of Jonestown, Is spending the
winter with her daughter, Mrs. John NJ
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clark
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Clark - Mrs. Adam Auman and chill
dren, of Steelton, spent the week with
her narenfa Mr. and Mrs Samuel Cine