Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-02-13
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
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AnnviIIe. - The Rev. f. NJ. Gingrtch.
of South Bethlehem, was the guest of
DR.. ID. b. Shiffer on Tuesday. = The
Missionary Society of the United
Mrs H. II. Shenk, ON Thursday even
ing. Edwin Dasher clerk at the
local freight office. spent Sunday at
Allentown. - Ellis zimmerman: a stu
dent at the medical school at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. spent the
weekend at the home of his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. II. Zimmerman. Mrs.
John Boehm is recovering from re-
cent illness. Postmaster Saylor, who
has been confined to his home for the
past week on account of Illness, was
able to resume his position in the post
office on Monday.
observation-disclosures Hartz, of Har
risburg wac yransacting business in
town on Monday and Tuesday. - On
Wednesday evening Miss Mabel Deibler
and William Romberger were married
at st. Johns parsonage by the Rev.
Huyett. Immediately after their re-
turn the calithumpians got busy and
gave them a serenade. - Mrs. Lewis
Barrett and son. Gordon. of Lykens,
of Joseph Bender. = Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell attended the funeral of a
relative at Dornsife. Miss Beatrice
Bishof, of Halifax, called on Peter
Church choir of Elizabethville was en-
tertained at the home of Henry Daniel
on Friday evening.-Mrs Jennie Klous-
er, of Wiconisco, was visitor at the
home of john Keboch.
DaImatIa. Mr.. and Mrs. William
White visited at Harrisburg few days.
- Mrs. NJ. r. Fenstermacher spent
Tuesday at Millersburg.-Mr and Mrs
o. p. Rem, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Mus
ser. of Sunbury. visited here on Sun
adelphia a few days, = Mrs. F.. NJ.
Bordner is visiting at Northumberland.
Mr.. u. J. Klingman spent a few days
at Pittsburgh. = Mr.; and Mrs: D. r.
Tressler, at Herndon, on Wednesday,
Messsrs. Jay Bingaman,. c. S. Deepen. DR..
Keichner, J. r.. Brasions, John Byer-
ly and Edward Klingman transacted
business at the State Capitol on Tues
day. - Harry Brown, of Lebanon. vis-
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Brown.
Halifax. - Mr.. and Mrs, Elias Etz-
weller spent Monday at Harrisburg
Willis Deater of Millersburg, spent
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wolfgang, of Har-
risburg, spent Saturday in town. -
James r. Letz, of Elizabethville. spent
Saturday with friends in town-IIarry
John Hilbert, OF Mt Pleasant Mills,
Snyder county. spent Sunday in town
G. w. Westfall. employed at Elm,
Lancaster county, was home over Sun
day. - Fulton KnauR. of Matamoras,
spent Saturday at the home of his son,
Charles Il. knoum Mrs. Mary Fer
guson, of Harrisburg, spent the week.
end with Mrs. Lydia Lands. Misses
Annie and Myrtle Bever spent Satur-
day with their brother, Harry Biever
at Harrisburg. - Miss Rae Huggins, of
PHILADELPHIA, and Miss Mary Albright
OF Mcclellan. spent day with Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Chubb. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Fred Keim, of Harrisburg, are spend
ing the week with the latter's par
ents. Mr.: and Mrs. G.. w. Westfall. =
Harry Chubb spent tho week-end with
his school chum, Myles. Albright, at
Mcclellan. Frank Keifer spent Sun
day with his parents, at Woodside
Station. S. B. Potteiger, spent Sat-
urday at the home of his son, Warren
Weaver spent Wednesday at Harris
burg. = George Nelson. of Millersburg,
spent Saturday and Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Valentine Harpel. - The Halt
painted throughout by Philip Etzweil-
er.. John Clemson spent Saturday az
the home of his uncle. James Eby at
New Cumb mberland.
LewisburG. - Mrs. Braden. OF Nam
ticoke, spent several days as the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Helen c. Huth.sNIrs.
Mackey and daughters. of Milton, were
Royer spent the week at philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Getz. of Milton,
visited the formers parents Mr.. and
Mrs. David Getz - Mrs. Robert Sim
ons visited friends and relatives in
Watsontown. = S. B. Jackson, of Car
Isle. was a visitor last Sunday at the
home of Il. w. Getz. in West Lewis
burg. = c. G. Yagel, of Mifflinburg,
MAS Was the guest Of Lewisburg. friends.
Milton, was the guest of friends here
Wednesday afternoon. Il. w Getz
and wife, and c. NJ Hess and wife were