Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-11-06
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania

Hershey. - Mrs. d. c. Giles and son.
Leighton. are spending month with
danSs frg1ds at New H York city aRd R6mi pniia Of
Tower City. spent several days with his
family here, this week. - Mr. and Mrs.
Ezra ID. Hershey spent several days at
New York City. - p. n. Kasson and
Ewing Cain have gone to Clinton
county on a hunting trip. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin G. Deamley, of German
father, James b. Leithiser. - S. $.
Brown spent several days at New York
City nd Philadelphia. = Mrs. J. b.
sheath and daughter Florence. visited
friends at Duncannon. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul d. Ulrich are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of a daugh-
ter : Mrs Walter Leibfried and
formers aunt, at MELVILLE. - John C.
Meyer visited at him home at Elliotts-
burg. = John Meyers visited at his
home at New oxford - Mrs. Eliza
her niece, Mrs. Samuel Alexander. at
Harrisburg. - The Rev. j. p. Miller.
ID, D., pastor Of the Pilgrim Church.
minneapolis, Minn,,. was the guest of
his cousin, Mrs. Allison Garman. - Mr..
ana MRS. G. 5. Maulfair visited friends
at Reading. = Park Bryson visited
friends at Parkerford and Spring City.
James McSherry is spending a week
at York on hunting trip.
Granville. - Mrs NJ Elizabeth Urich
suffered a stroke on Saturday while
at Halifax and is in a serious condi-
ton. = Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Ulrich and
son. son George, and Mr.. and Mrs. David
Ensminger and daughter. Ruth, visited
the Rev. Mr.. Bittner and family, on
sunday. - The Rev. and Mrs. o. r.
Blttner and daughter, Dorothy Evelyn.
are spending several days in Lehigh
county visiting relatives. - Mrs. Kill
niger, who suffered stroke two weeks
ago is still in serious condition. -
Mr.; and Mrs. Raymond Hauer, of Har-
Mr., and Mrs. Levi Hauer. - Mr. and
Mrs. William Boltz spent the weekend
at Lebanon. visiting the latter's moth
er, who is i'll.
Miller, of Palmyra visited the latter's s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Lands. on
Snnday:mMr and Mrs. John M. Baker
spent sunday at Jonestown with the
latters mother. Mrs. Lucetta Snavely.
William M. Long spent Saturday at
I TTiahTrisourgi ar a. Frank p, Schaffer, of
Shoop, on Sunday = Mrs. Henry Mil.
Ier and two sons, Harry and Paul, and
Miss Mabel Light spent Sunday at
S9e SSte9eelton; = Preaching services will be
neld In the United Brethren Church on
SUNDAY evening by the pastor, the Rev.
George w. Hallman. = Mrs. Frank
Spots spent day at Harrisburg -
M mrs: w; Habecker and three children,
OF ifershey, were guests of Mrs. Lizzie
II,,eetterman, on Sunday - Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer straw and daughter, spent sun
day at Linglestown with the latter's
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Brown - Mrs.
95lsePh Alprlght. accompanied by four
daughters, of Hummelstown. visited her
sister Mrs. Maggie Hartman.
RIFE. - Mrs. Nicholas Lenker and
son, Guy, spent Sunday at Gratz and
Berrysburg. Mrs. BENJAMIN Spotts
ana ana Mrs. Nicholas Hoover autoed to
valley View last Sunday. = Daniel
Ditty and family called at the home
Hoover OF Millersburg, was in this sec
ton on Monday hunting. : J. W. Lebo
an ana family called on friends at XII
Hoy We're at MilIersburg on Tuesday.
MRS. Levi Shaffer came home from
the harrisburg Hospital much improve
ed. = David Shrtber and family, cof Mil
dersburg, called on his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. b. O. Shriher