Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-23
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania


New bloomfield. - Mrs. ]. f, Ma
loney, of Philadelphia, Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. IL. Bernheisel;
her sister Miss Lillian Heiges, left on
Thursday on a months trip to WASH
ington, d. c., and Keysville, va; - me n.
Rev. l, Potter Hayes is in attendance at
the General Assembly of the Prespy
terian Church. at Chicago, III. pr
and Mrs John Miller of Sunbury, "a,
spent Sunday with her father, samuel
Couser Miss Laura vsit W4te af the mas home
of Mrs. Il. II. Bryner, at Lancaster, IA
GreencastIe. - Miss Bertha Warner
was visitor to Chambersburg, Mon
day. = Miss Nell Elliott was visitor
at Hagerstown. George Sollenberger,
his mother Mrs Eli2aSeth y Ss,,h wss soiien- EN-
of the Misses Gillian. = Misses Mary
and Pearl Rhodes We're visitors TO
Pittsburgh, is spending some time with
relatives here. = d. u. Shook has been
drawn as a juror in the United States
District Court, which conyenes In WI,
George Rodgers, of Williamsport, Md,
We're visitors here. -. Harry J.. Myers,
South Carlisle street, is, is confined to MS Is
Ruthrauff will be grieved to learn that
he is seriously i'll at his home, in East
Baltomer street. - Mrs. Wradey. Han
over. and Mrs. Liza knode; Hagers;ttoWn, r;to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Funk, daughter,
Katharine, and son, Upton, were guests
in the family of Harry Gluck, on sun
day. - Mrs. Elizabeth Straley left We'd
nesday for an extended visit with her
son, George A. Straley at Vandegriff,
Pa. Mrs, Clara Martin. Mrs. Edwin
Stouffer and Miss Nell Martin spent
TnaSlnV i'm HnPprStOwD Max Low
man gave reception Tuesday evening
at his home. in honor of the members
of the Glee Club. - Miss Valour Snive-
ly is confined to her home, in East Bal
timore street, by illness. = Mrs. John
Craig was hostess of a picnic to SYRIA
cuse Lodge, on Wednesday afternoon.
Union Deposit - Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Spangler of Palmyra, spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs Henry Miller.
A new roof has been placed upon the
week. - Mrs. Samuel Lands, of Middle
town. is spending some time with Frank
Stauffer. Tomorrow morning the
Rev o. C. Romig, pastor of the United
1890 o'clock. - Mrs. Lodge, of Harris
burg, spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. David Rambler. - William Pfeils
is having tiles placed on sides and, front
of his house. - Mrs. Jacob Spangler. OF
Palmyra, who spent some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Henry Miller, re-
business is being started at the home
of Eli Kaufman. this Spring. - Mrs. p.
Snavely, of Jamestown, is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
John NJ. Baker
Dalmatia. - Charles Martz, of Har-
risburg, visited relatives here on Sun
day; - Mr.. and Mrs. Mark DreibeIbis,
Mr. and Mrs Henry, ,zeigler :, ]; f,
Abraham, on Sunday, at Harrisburg. He
home on Monday. - Mrs. Cloyd Fenste-
macher, of Paxton, spent Monday in
town - A. D; Goughler. editor of the
Middleburg News, spent Monday in
port, visited his mother, Mrs. E. r.
Klinger. = Max Byerly. of Elizabeth
Vile, visited relatives here a few days.
helped at the capture of Vera Cruz His
time was expired and he came home on
the vessel that brought the dead to
New York. = Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Kea-
bach moved their household effects to
Sunbury. on Tuesday = Miss Nina
High of White Deer, visited at the
home of w. II. High. = Frank Boyer,
Of Pillow, called on friends in town on
Wednesday.
Keamer.-Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hum
mel, of Sunburry. visited the formers
Orphans Home = Miss Lizzie Rowe
Went, went t to s suq9bury this. this week: 49, Roy
Millersburg and Herndon on Sunday
Mrs. William Gordon and daughter,
Martha, went shopping in Sunbury. -
Samuel Keeler left for Harrisburg. -
II. II. Faust and daughter, Carrie, of
Freeburg, visited friends here.-George
Fragely, of Shamokin, visited his broth
erin law, ". A. Keeler. - Miss Mary
e1pr and Samuel Racln1nn nf
burg, transacted business here -
Selin Meckly visited his brother, EN-
erson Meekly, at the Orphans Home
grove, visited w. A. Keeler. Harry
L. Sampsel and Elmer G. Stuck trans
acted business in Sunbury. - Misses
Jennie and Annie Roush visited rela-
tives at Shamokin Dam.
Northumberland. - Mr.. and Mrs. J.
D. Appleby of Shade Gap, visited their
home home; Of Of his father NJ. T. Lane. Leo gR. II 'Ie L.
Bratton, of Bselllewo9d, was a visitor
Bratton. - G. H. Hassenplug represent
ed Aughwich Lodge, No. AZ, at the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of Odd
II. .Postlethwaite, of Braddock, was a
visitor here last week. = Professor II,
w. Bollinger was Lewistown visitor
On sftg5day g5an on Tuasaay FL WILSON Visited d
Lane, ]. w. Norton, George Fields, Earl
Daniels, Mrs. Porter Mccormick, Mrs,
Samuel Smith, Mrs. II. e. Mattorn and
two children. Miss Nora McVey, Mrs,
David Galbraith and Donald SayIor
were at Mt. Union on Monday. - Law
renee McVey was in Huntingdon, on
Monday.
Shippcnsburg. Mrs Ida Andker-
brandt and daughter, Janet, spent Sun
day, in Chambersburg. James Sharp.