Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-01-16

were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. KeI. Harry
b. Kell and Roy Johnson.
SeIinsgrove. - Mrs. Harvey Miller,
or Toledo, o., formerly of this place,
has been honored by being CHOSEN
worthy matron of the May Elliot Chap
ter, Order of Eastern Star. of that city.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob j. Houseworth
nave returned from Poughkeepsie, n.
y" where they visited at the home OF
their son, John. - DIR. and Mrs. Thomas
Z. Houtz have returned to their Walnut
street residence after their pleasant
visit with their son-in-law, and daugh-
ter, the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Covert. of Camden, n j., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Covert, of this place, spent
several Gays at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. Forrest Homes.
ThOmpsOntOwn Mabel Mertz,
| of Allensville, is visiting her brother,
DR.. and Mrs. S; F.. Merit. = The box
Church parsonage, on Saturday even
ing by Miss Kane's Bible class, was
quite a success. The receipts of the
evening were $2S.-Cards are out an
nouncing the marriage of Miss Mary
| Warner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
samuel Warner. of Altoona, to Elmer
Leyder, of Center, January 0. The
bride is a granddaughter of Mrs. Rob-
ert Long, of this place. The Rev.
William A. Dorwart, of Newport, called
on friends in town Wednesday.-Bor
Wednesday, January Is. daughter
Mrs. Clarence Lupro, of Sterling Run.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Joseph
Gayman. - Miss Florence Shaffer. of
Durward. spent Tuesday with Miss
Vertie Cameron - Mrs. MoAie Twiggs,
Of osceoio Mills, is visiting her sister,
| horn was recent guest of her daugh-
ter Mrs. Burris. in Mexico.
DaImatia. - Miss Arta ReitzeI is Wis
ting at Williamsport. - William
! White visited at Harrisburg several
days. - Harry Heckert. of the United
Houston. Texas, returned to his post on
| Tuesday, after visiting relatives here
several weeks, - Miss Katie Fetter
NJ. r. Fenstermacher visited her niece,
Mrs, Esterline at Bykens, during the
week - Charles !. Boyer, of Atlanta,
Ga, returned 60 his home, on Tuesday,
after spending several weeks as the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Boyer. : George ,Dnlinger, of Le-
Royhe Seea s6sg in wegnnsdo Dr.
Harrisburg; Miss Mary Bubb re-
turned to ting Bucknell University, Lew
iS6grg; snnnd f 80 where d she Is a student. after
rents. : Mr.. and Mrs. John Seiber re-
turned home from a trip through the
Middle Western States : j. w. Wald
was at Millersburg on Wednesday.
NewviIIe. Victor Bert, who spent
some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Worcester, Mass. = Mrs Parsons, OF
Altoona. is visiting her son, the Rev
Mr.. Parsons. - Professor b. I. Myers
and Mrs. Hewlett. : Mr.. and Mrs Ray
mond Maxwell of Harrisburg, are Wis
iting the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs: a. NJ. Maxwell. - Miss Josephine
Givler, of Harrisburg. is spending the
week among friends here. - Miss
Catherine Woodburn, who spent two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
W. C.. Woodburn. has returned tC
Ridgefield, Conn. = Mrs. S. f. Byers
Of or NeW,PTGrL ,,IPT3r and n9 s E Byers; of Steel
Ge snnday clair L BYars and or f9m 9n
is here on visit to his father Miller
Rhoads, at the home of the latter!
sister. Mrs. w. b. Goodhart. =. Mrs
TUESDAY, and injured her shoulder. =
Miss Isabel Shulenberger is a new
clerk in. the Spangler Department
McElwain formerly Miss Clove
Koserl. - The Rev. Mr.. Fleck. of Fair
field field. Pa, will preach in Zion Lutheran
ing. - Mrs. Manning 20 years old
widow of Harry Manning. died Wed
nesday afternoon, at O'clock, at he
home, in Big Spring avenue.
New Germantown. Harry Sander
son, brakemen on the Newport an,
sherman's Valley Railroad while as
sistiing at the transferring of slat
noon, had his left leg fractured. Tn
bone was set by DR.. Orris, of tha
place, and the injured man wa
brought to his home here. Will
Eby. who spent several months wit
his' uncle, Henry Ebv returned to hi
home. at York. on Wednesday. = Ar
thur and Roscoe Morrow have bough
a threshing outfit, consisting of trac
ton engine, thresher and water tank
from Harry Martin of Blain. - r. N
Swartz and son, William. are going tn
rounds with their traction engine an
wood saw. saving up the farmers fire
. wood - Mr.. and Mrs. William Gette.
Of near Chambersburg, and Mr.. an
Mrs. j. Fl. Piper and daughter, Minnie