Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-05-01
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Coresbondenes

DaImatia. = Robert showers, OF Will
merding, Is the, guest of his parents
ove M ans BnEamah MrS r. 81 v5ted Mss
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Binga-
man. = Albert Schnee, of Fremont
spent Tuesday in town. = e. ]; King
phia. - Mrs. George Mersinger, of Har-
rishurg. visited relatives here recently
Harry Stevens returned home from
Philadelphia. - Miss Mary Bubb, OF
Bucknell University, spent several days
With her parents, recently. : jerome
TSRes oWe of MTs H9xeR SRent WedresGaX sd in
lersburg, was in town on Wednesday.
EIIzabethvilIe.-Miss Freeda Bechtel
of Reinerton. spent several days with
her cousin. Miss Ellen Bechtel. - Dis
trict Attorney NJ T. Stroup and father
OF Harrisburg, spent Wednesday in
town. - ID. NJ Stine on Tuesday. even
ing attended commencement exercises
at Port Carbon, where his son, Profess
sor M. p. Stine, is principal. Miss
Esther Maths left on Monday morning
spent several days with his parents,
at Rising Springs. : Carson Sheetz. OF
DAYS with his father, John Sheet. while
enroute to New York City. = Miss
Of her sister Mrs. Il. S. Gangloff. :
Capital City : Miss Annetta Rom
berger has gone to Kimball. w. Va. -
Charles b. Bretz. of Bykens. spent sew
eral days with Mrs Frank Cook. = Will
liam Dubendorf had several of his
fingers injured in one of the machines
in his shop
Halifax. = Mrs. w. T. Shammo and
Mrs. w. II. Landis spent Sunday at
Harrisburg visiting. their sister. Mrs,
Mr.. and Mrs. William MacRiin. of Hfar-
risburg, and Mr. and Mrs. William p.
Mills. of Millersburg, spent. Sunday at
the home of A Mt and, and Mrs James Gar Gar
George Avoids and son. of Harris
burg. visited his brother, Oscar AL
voids. on SUNDAY, - RAYMOND, Cars
here. = Charles Cooper and family. OF
Dauphin, spent Sunday at the home of
George Cooper. = ~ Bx-Sheriff G. l.
Tuesday. - c. w. Mcclellan. who had
been i'll since last November, was able
to resume his employment as a track
Mrs. Sue Heisler, of Reading. is visit
ing her son. B. f. Heisler = Miss Min
ME Bickslee,, of Plymouth. is spend
E ae meek and here a the
Mrs. Harvey Dunkel and children. of
Harrisburg, visited her aunt. Mrs. Isaac
Bowman oyer sunday. - Miss Britt
home of her sick brother. G. w. West
fall, over Sunday. - Mrs. Clara Reed.
Of Harrisburg. is spending some time
near town. = Mr.. and Mrs. S. f. Proweli
and sons, Glenn and Marlin. and Mr..
and Mrs. w. II. Shetrone, of New Cum :
berland, autoed to the home of j. C.
Marsh. = Mrs. Johanna Fairchilds has
returned home from Harrisburg, where
she spent the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Deppin. = Mr.. and Mrs Amos
Dunkel spent Sunday with her brother,
William. Shaw. at Harrisburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Bailetts and two
sons spent Sunday with relatives at
Dauphin and Speeceville. =. Frank
Loomis. of Plant City, Fla. who has
Just recovered from a severe attack of
pneumonia, has arrived here on visit
The Rev. and Mrs IT. A. Troutman,
of Ansonville, Clearfeld county, spent
Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John 8. Gemberling.
Hershey. Allison Garman deliv-
cred an address at the annual Ingath-
ering Day services at Myerstown. on
Sunday afternoon. - Mrs. Ed Coover.
of Allentown. was the guest of Mr.. and
was at New York City. - w. d. Kieffer.
a member of the Tyrone Band, visited
his. parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. It. Kief-
fer. here. = Ewing Cain was at Wash
ington, D. c. - William Brinker. Mrs.
Milton Slesser and Mrs. Daniel Elliott
are recovering from illness. = ]. Adam
Dellet. A. r, Hill, Ira Mumma, Roy
Mumma and John Malone visited
visited friends at lancaster N;ss