Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-11-11
PARTIES WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania

ElfxabethvIlle. w. Il. Burlington
and Edw. f. Miller, Government at
taches at Washington y. c. We're here
on Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Miller who spent some
time in the Middle West returned on
Tuesday evening. - Miss Miriam Bau-
der, of Lebanon Valley College. spent
Saturday with her parents here. Mr..
and Mrs. Francis Boyer, OF Reading,
spent several days with his aunts, Liz
zie and Persida Bender, here. - Mrs. W.
Hemping and daughter OF Wilmington,
Del, spent a week with Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Bonawitz. = The Rev. II. L. Mil
Lebanon, We're recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. n. H. Romberger. - George L.
Eomberger; j.. A. Hoffman and Isaiah
several days with their families, here.
Professor Mark q. Stine, of Port Car
bon, spent several days with his pa
rents, here. - Paul Stroup, of the Uni
yersiy of Pennsylvania, and Joe Ii.
slime of Franklin and Marshall College.
spent several days at their homes here.
.George Schriver. the freight clerk at
the local depot, was transferred to Wat
SStontown. leaving for that place on
hhgesday heFs lack rai paws9n of MunGy is
Percy A. swab, .soomon c. Shut and
sene2aI aaF9id swa6 of Aentown Is spent pen,
ton. Mrs. Homer Matter and George
1ebo spent several days at Milton with
Mrs. Homer Hearn.
Montandon. - Members of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the Methodist Church,
|. A Leib, on tuesday evening. -
Harvey Wenzel left Tuesday night with
a party from Harrisburg, on hunting
and daushter of York, are Visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. II. F. Frank. =
A G. Keyser and family spent Sunday
Misses Ada and Sarah Keyser. = Mr.. Mr.
and Mrs. Raw Sheets and son, Stewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Furman, daugh-
roy and Lewistown on 'd sunday and and
Klose Ad Scott Furman. - Mrs, Frank
her G1 neee Sh Miss MSrtha sRsafh Riagei
Elmer Shaffer has returned home after
spending several days hunting in the
mountains. near Millmont. -. Mrs. w. I.
with friends at Pottstown. Harrisburg,
Wyormleysburg and Mahanoy City. :
Mlsses sd alma and Ethel shaer attemd
port on Saturday evening. Clarence
Reed and family were entertained at
frank Ga sSnaey MTs My Mr sna Fe MFS
Mrs. Frank Cox.
MELVILLE. - John Boyd. of Harris
burg, spent several days with friends
here. = Mr.. and Mrs, Reddig and chill
rents MT snSSfI snd MRS ei WIam Wifi neHf lillian pa
Miss Lolita Borst is visiting friends at
Mount Union. - Francis Derrick, of
Beitwood; Pa, visited his parents here.
Miss Marian Myers. of Philadelphia,
was a Newville visitor. Miss Sue Sol
ienherger, of Harrisburg. visited her
mosher me1l 0ri oyer SUNDAY sS. Miss Jane An.
motho.. Mrs. NJ. Z. Ali. = Mrs. Helen
Andrews. of New York. is the guest of
her sister. Miss Lou McCune. = James
Walters, of Johnstown, was a guest at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Glauser.
oyer Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Tagg,
of Harrisburg, spent Sunday with Mr.;
Mrs. James Boyles, of Chester, spent
Mr. Mr. and and Mrs Mrs v, p Owes The Rev:
Hazletoon. Pa. were guests of Mrs. Skill
linston,s parents. Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Hartzell. = Miss Mary Bell, of Harris
r. Hays, president of the First National
Bank, was reelected a director of the
Carlisle Trust Company. - Ephraim
Daniel Burkholder - Miss Margaret
Brattan, of Harrisbuig g, visited her sis
ter ter Mrs; M W.: c; Kerr John r. zeigler.
brother. S. D. zeigler.
Piketown. - Mrs. George Wade, Jr..
and daughters. Verna and Alberta of
Penbrook. spent the weekend with Mr..
and Mrs. D.. c. Runkle.. : Mrs. George
Mumma and Miss, Luella Gastrock, Of
ed Miss Priscilla Ramsey = Harry
Farnsler.. of near Paxtonia: George Pot
teiser, Mrs. Edward Shepler and chill
spent SUNDAY afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Shepler. Mrs. II. NJ wilt
%n W,,s Monday plnSsd Visited Mr. and Mrs. F. G.
man ,sG.fter spending some time with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Wade, re-
turned to her home, at Harrisburg, on
was the guest Of Mr and Mrs. joseph
Farley = Mrs. Frank George. of Ling
lestown. snent several days with Mr..
Mrs. Edward Nye,. Charles Nye and
Clarence Hearst, of Harrisburg, visited
Mrs. Rebecca Nve. on Sunday. = David
str9use: !r of of MMiddietown Me w on Sunday visit
Hallman, of Oaks, spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. william Hallman.
Wormlcysburg. - The Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. b. Renshaw and Mrs. Sparrow
spent several days at Scranton.-Gladys
Schrack IS in the Hartman hospital, at
for appendicitis. - Miss a. T.. Eckert
spent Tuesday night with Calvin Erb's
family. at Middletown. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Gribble and baby are spendins several
days with their aunt, Mrs. John Schaf-
fer. Mr.. and Mrs. Gribble are pre-
pairing to return to Africa. where they
William Harrison. of Harrisburg Wis
tied his cousin, ]. d. Nipple = The
Rev. Charles Sparrow, of Boonsboro.
Md. spent several days with his
brother, Rolla Sparrow.
Jonestown.-David Smith who had
been spending several days with his sis
ter. Mrs. Moses f. Arndt, returned to
his home, at Pottsville, on Saturday.
Miss Agnes NJ. Hazeltine, of Philadel-
phia, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Hazeltine.-Dr.
John A. Capp and family, of Lancaster,
spent Sunday with his brother. George
s. Capp.- Miss Fannie Atkins spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs John C.
Lentz.-Harry e. Light, who had been
a patient at the Good Samaratne hos
pital, at Lebanon. for some time, has
returned, home.-Edwin r. Truxel, of
Washington, is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Annie Truxel-Michael s. Rank, of
Bethlehem, came home Tuesday to be
present at his fathers. David +. Ranks
a hirfI,