Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-04-10

George Wentz. Bellwood the Rev. Mr..
Foust, Greencastle; Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Wolf, Loysville. - Mrs. Sarah stump
is very i'll. - Mrs. Frank Kistler is on
the sick list - Mrs Susan Gutshall is
bedfast with the grip. - Mrs. Henry
Gibson. Bedford. is visiting her step
son. the Rev. Mr.. Gibson. - Mrs. An
drew Nesbit and daughter. Miss Burma
dette. OF Pine Grove. attended the fu-
neral of Miss Nellie Johnston, on
Wednesday.
MifHintown.-Thoma Jenkins spent
several days with his uncle, Colonel
Jenkins. at Newton Hamilton. - Mer-
rill Kepler spent the weekend in Mil
roy. - Samuel Stoner, of Altoona, spent
Easter with his mother. at the Stoner
farm. in Fermanagh township. - Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer McCauley and daugh~
ter, OF Harrisburg, spent Easter at the
home Of his sister Mrs. f. NJ. NJ. PEN
nell. 49, James Speedy, of Altoona,
spent Tuesday with his sister, Mrs.
Weidman. James Strayer. OF Wash
! inSton, u. c.. visited his sister, Miss
Minnie Strayer - Mrs. William Good
fellow returned to her home. in HollI-
daysburg, after a visit with her sisters,
the Misses Jane and Tillie Loudon. -
Miss Margaret Keeling. who has been a
guest at the Irwin home. spent last
week in Port Royal, the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. Ellen Pomeroy. Miss Keel
ing will leave for her home in German
town on Friday. - Mrs. Clarence Will
son and little daughter, Anna katha-
| rine, of Altoona, are visiting her pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs, James Robson. =
Harvey Mann. of Lewistown, spent
/ Easter, the guest of Miss Elizabeth
an instructor in music in Albright Col
/ lege. Myerstown, returned to her duties
after spending her vacation here. -
Misses Marian Bashore. Ellen Robson
ana John Robson spent Wednesday at
Harrisburg: = Mrs. +. =; Meloy and
daughter, Marian, of Altoona. spent
several days with Mrs. A. r. Meloy. -
/ Albert c. Hackenberger spent Wednes-
day at Harrisburg.
! New Cumberland. = Miss Isabella
| Ennis, of Philadelphia, is the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ennis. - Mrs
Annie Smaling was at lions View, York
county, on Wednesday, where she at
tended the funeral of her niece. the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Strine
l. Miss Emma Smoke and brother. AIRY
visited in Palmyra this week. = FRANK
ing friends here. - DIR. ]. c. Groom. o
-'rlisle, was here on Tuesday.-Georg'
Haverstock, who has been spending th'
Easter holidays with his parents il
:. Valley College. = Miss Sarah Foltz, o
Huston Mills, visited Miss Mabel Eek
ert, at Sunnyside Farm, this week.
=. Newton Hamilton. - Master Rober
. Sechrist Is visiting at Altoona.-Misse
; Clarence Kennedy. of Mifnin, is visit
; ing at the home of his brother. Gilber
Kennedy. = Miss Mary Hazard, o
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
, Frank Hazard. - Mr.. and Mrs. A. +
Kneppler, of Altoona, spent sunda,
: is visiting his sister, Mrs. \. w Bo
, dine. Miss Catherine Black was al
mitted to the Huntington Hospital las
Russell Ewing, of Huntingdon. spen
several days here.-Dr. II, l.. Beers. o
Youngstown, Ohio; spent Monday at tn
: Bollinger was visitor at lewiston
) on Saturday. d. o. Gearhart an
fa' ilI of Hagerstown, are spendini
ley Clemens and daughter, Gladys, o
Hollidaysburg, spent Sunday here. -
Homer Clemens. Of Hollidaysbburg, wa
} |. II. Wilson, J. NJ; Graham, Jr., an,
Professor II. w. Bollinger attende,
Masonic lodge in McVeytown, on Tues
day evening.
ShippensburE. - Fred Phillipy spen
few days here. + Miss Nora Killian
member or the Johnson evangelist
at Wilson, Is at home. Miss Anni
Book is spending a few weeks at home
Lin Murray of Philadelphia. is spend
Mrs. W. Rush Gillian. of Chambersbure
: spent Friday in town. John Embicl
and Walter Rebuck, Of Gettysburg, ar
spending a few weeks here. Misse
Esther and Ruth Long spent Easter a
, home. Charles Clippinger, of Har
risburg. arrived here on Monday t
. spend some time with his parents =
Carl Carothers moved to Carlisle.