Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-10-30
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania

Halifax. Mr.. and. Mrs. William
tFe home of Of & and spent Mrs. saf4r6y Hea
Shoop. George Shumaker. of Millers-
burg, spent Sunday at the home of his
son. A. a: Shumaker. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Yeager. and son, of Rife, and
Mrs. Ray Graeff and son. of Miliers-
burg, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Yeager,
of Halifax township. spent sunday at
Miss Florence Miller has returned home
from a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Laura
Fickes, at Steelton. - Miss Beatrice
Bishoff. of Harrisburg. and Miss Ellen
the home of Mrs. Ellen Bishoff. - Clin-
ton Shoop. of I.ykens, spent several
days with his sister. Mrs. Alice Brcss-
day at Harrisburg. Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Alter. of Port Royal, are spending
some time here with their son-in law
s. Hill = Professor and Mrs. w. G.
Rice and two daughters. of Carlisle.
spent Sunday with Mrs. Rice's parents
Professor and Mrs. S. C. Beitzei.-Miss
Mabel Stoneroad spent a week visiting
relatives in Perry county. Anthony
Long, of Arizona. is spending a week
at the home of Charles Miller. - Mrs.
/. Uriah Lebo. OF Matamoras. is spending
some time at the home OF her son. II.
H. Lebo. - Jerome Sheaffer and Robert
Schlosser. of Penbrook. spent day at
Smith, of Philadelphia, Is visiting at
the home of Cornelius Enders. =
Charles and Edward Baker, who are
employed at Steelton, spent Sunday at
home with their families.-Mrs. Robert
Whitaker, of Steelton, spent several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d.
f: Meredith. - Miss Blanche Chrismer,
of Palmyra, spent Sunday at the home
Of her mother. Mrs. John Chrismer =
Mrs. Charles Manning and two children
spent Sunday. with her husbands par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Manning,
near Dauphin. = Peter Boddiger and
Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Rehr and son,
Leroy, Of Polo. ILL.,. and Miss Mary
Boddiger, of Media, Delaware county,
Enders. this week.
Granville. = Ma than C. Bittner of
Germsnyiile, Lehigh county, accom-
granddaughter. Emma Hunsicker. spent
the Weekend as guests of his son, the
Rev. Q. r.. Bittner and family. here
Mrs. John Bomgardner Is i'll with ty-
| phoid fever. - Mrs. Killinger suffered
a slight stroke recently, but is now
somewhat improved.--Mr. and Mrs. ].
day with their son-in-law, the Rev. o.
R. Bittner and family. = Mrs. Mar
garet Sauerbier, accompanied by her
son; Earl. and daughter. Edith, of
Jones. OF St. Clair. were guests of
Edmund Shell, on Sunday. = Mr.. and
Mrs. BENJAMIN. Hetrick. of Hummeis-
and Mrs. Ellsworth Hetrick. = Calvin
Lingle. of Harrisburg, spent Monday
here. - The Rev. and Mrs. o. r.
Bittner and daugher, Dorothy Evelyn,
visited Adam Rabuck, at LingIestown.
Jamestown. Mrs. Andrew ]. Nc
| Gill rturned home after spending some
Miles G. Edrs took party of friends
/ TO Gettysburg in his touring car. = w.
W. Hinterlefter is the substitute car
rier for Ira Kreider. carrier on r. F.
J. l Il nj.
delphia, spent short vacation with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Blouch. -
| While Harvey e. Gerberich, driver OF
one OF David q. Neys butcher teams.
horses fell and broke a hind leg. -
Mrs. David S. Rank, of Lebanon, spent
several days here as the guest of reia-
tives.
selInsgrove. Mrs. Charles Grant
and Mrs. Thomas Blue. of Northumber-
| land. were recent visitors at the home
hanna University meets franklin and
Marshall on the gridiron at Lancaster
today. = Miss Marguerite Gundy. Of
Sunbury, was recent visitor. here. =
several days with his mother. in South
| Market street. = George WagenseIIer,
Jr.. of Newport. spent several days
ThOmpsOntOwR. Miss Erie Henkles
left on Saturday for Alexandria where
she will spend the winter with her
and Mrs. B. II. Branthoffer, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Gross and Mrs. Mary Gross
spent Sunday in Beavertown. - Mr. and
Mes Ensss Of @n N MRS. M r Ind
haker. on Saturday. Mrs. d. H.
SPOTS is visiting friends at Sunbury.-
John, Tennis. of New. York. is spend
MIR, and Mrs. Charles knight are