Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-05
ALL THE NEWS OF CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA TOWNS
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
BY special Correspondence

DaImatIR. - Dr. John Shut, of Bal
timore, Md. visited his brother, Jacob.
who is very ill., on Sunday. = Mr.. and
Liverpool. - Mrs. Edna Radel spent a
day at Sunbury. Frank Bennett, of
York, was here on Wednesday. - Mrs.
George Wetzel visited relatives here,
recently. = ]. r. Herman spent several
days at Kremer. - w. $. Fenstemacher
was at Sunbury on Saturday. Mr..
snd snsrt Mrs; Il; A. Stevens, Snre Of sun5ury'
E,enstemacher visited her mother, Mrs.
Shaffer. at Port Trevorton, on Sunday.
Mr.; and Mrs jay Bingsman and
Of Adam Bingaman. at Trevorton, on
Sunday
of NorrIstown, Is visiting Mrs. Frank
Cox. - Mrs Merrill johnson and daugh-
ter, Anna have returned from Eliza
from a severe Illness = W. +. Furman
has returned from Washington, d. c..
having been called there by the serious
illness of his daughter. Miss Belle Fur
man. - II; f. Frank received tele-
gram on Monday from Jacksonville,
Fla, stating that his son-in-law, Jesse
Shortes. was seriously i'll at his home
in that place. - James Rooney, a Civil
War veteran, is suffering with a severe
attack of grip = Mrs. l. T. Fretzer. of
New York City. is visiting at the home
and Mrs II. w. Cummings, of sunbury,
spent Sunday with his father. r. M
Cummings: : Miss Edith Beiber has
returned from a visit at Northumber-
Williamsport, spent a day at the home
of Forrest Harner.
PIketown. - Ezra Wilt of HummeIs-
town. spent the weekend with his
mother. Mrs. IL. NJ. Wilt. - Harry Pug
liese, OF Reading, is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Gingrich. = Miss Lu-
q
sister, Mrs. George Wade. Jr., at Ling
lestown. Calvin Nicholas. of West
Eaairview, visited Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Simon
Wade. spent several days with Mr.. and
Mus. Jacob Fink. at Harrisburg. - Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Hoenshelt visited at
Tuesday called on friends at Harris
burg. : There will be preaching SER
vices in the Mount Laurel Bethel on
Sunday. February 1S, morning and
Martin. - Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Farley
and daughters, Verna and Iona, of
Fishing Creek Valley. were recent
guests of Mrs, Harriet Wilt. - Mrs. Jo-
seph hawthorne spent Monday at Har-
rtsburg.
sr of Dayton. Ohio, is spending some
time with his mother. Mrs. Lydia Ramb-
Ter. = Norman Lentz spent a day at
Harrisburg. - Mrs. Mary Galooney, of
NlSlltu MI anu All >. -
A. Landis. Miss Ruth Lands spent
part of the week at Steelton with her
sister, Mrs, Charles P. .Feidt.-Mrs.
ing some time with her niece, Mrs. John
l.. Shoop. - Preaching services will be
held in the United Brethren Church on
Sunday evening by the pastor the Rev
George w. Hallman. Martin Spang
Ter and son, George. of Hershey, visited
his daughter Mrs. Russell Bell, on Sun
day. - Mrs. G. A. Lands and grandson,
lands Curry, spent Sunday at Pal
myra visiting her daughter, Mrs Neal
Miller = Mrs. Maggie Metz. of Harris
burg, visited Mrs. Lizzie Rambler. -
Mrs. Charles p. Feidt, of Steelton, after
spending some time with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lands, has returned
to her home. - Mrs. D. Hanshue spent
Sunday at Harrisburg, visiting her sis
ter, mrs, Bolton. - Mrs. Annie Whistler.
of Hershey, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Espenshade, on Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Kaylor spent Sunday at
Harrisburg. - Miss Maggie Ebersole,
of near Hanoverdale, is spending some
time with her niece, Mrs. c. Croft.