Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence


Hershey.-The Rev. DR.. C. ID. Cos
sard. of Annville, president of Lebanon
Valley College. called on friends here
Ralph Imboden visited friends at Eliza
pethtown: - The Rev. o. G. Romig, of
uGWer ,v1tT CITY, spent several, days here
f Dubos iaPy Pa was Miss tss sst MarY Of Mr
and Mrs: Ezra Hershey. = Mrs. Mary
Donner I;iHan @ Is III with the grip. : The re-
Church are Increasing in interest and
attendance. Thus far there have been
tnilrty conversions, - Ira Shenk visited
returned from a short visit to Phila-
deiphla. = Misses Effie Cooper and
abigail Gordon visited relatives, at
Dearnley. OF Germantown, were the
guests of j. b. Leihiser. - Mrs. j. h.
Leonard and grandson, Frank Groff. of
Baltimore Md, were guests of Mrs. ID.
u Baker. = Howard O.. Romig, an em-
pIoye on the plumbing force. is i'll with
her parents, at Mechanicsburg. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Michener of Duncan
non, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hallfax.-Mrs. Elmer sheesley and
little daughter. Sarah, of Harrisburg,
Mrs. w. b. Mace and Mrs. c. E. Knouff,
on SUNDAY; Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. Bog
nc ner and children, Of speeceville, were
I
! Winifred Cooper has returned home
from a VISIT to her grandmother. Mrs.
Joseph Adams. at Newport. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred J. Byron entertained relatives
from Carlisle at their home over Sum
DAY = Mr.: and Mrs Harry Cuddy and
children. OF Steelton, were guests at the
nome OF John Alberts and Isaac Bow
man, on Sunday Miss Esther Miller
spent a week at Lebanon. visiting her
grandmother. Mrs, Savannah Shott. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Shoop are spending
some time visiting their children, at
Hummelstown and Lebanon. Miss
R1L Ruth Boy Bowman T1i, spent several days at
Charles l.. Boyer. of Harrisburg. was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Bender
p on SundaX n9 WI Mr.: and Mrs Joseph
MIS-. e. X. Shope on Sunday. - Daniel
Still, of Dauphin, spent Sunday here
Mrs Andrew Ssweigard is confined to
and two children. of Harrisburg. visited
his mother. Mrs. Hannah Hicks.-James
LeRo dS % IS spent several days at the home
Mollie Zimmerman, of Harrisburg.
spent Sunday at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs i ao,a 6 Ryan; ,a.o,r, - Aaron Grim. Of
days with his cousin, Mrs. W. B. Mace.
Mr.: and Mrs; P. $. Hin left Tuesday
atternoon for Philadelphia to attend the
Mrs. George w. Hill. = Mrs. Thomas
Lebo, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Spon-
sler - Harry Debo, of Kansas, spent
the week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Lebo.
DaImatia.-Mrs. NJ. r. .Fenstermacher
left on Monday for Cleveland, Ohio,
where she will be the guest of her
brother DR.. j. y. Lenker., : Henry X.
Brown returned home on Saturday from
Lebanon, where he spent several weeks
Mrs. Harry Baer, of Liverpool, was
guest at the home of j. f. Brosious.
visited here recently. - Miss Fietta
SPOTS, Of williamsport, is visiting in
this vicinity. 80 Mrs. Lillian Stau6, of
Harrisburg, visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. William White. = U. S. Bubb,
cashier of the First National Bank, of
Mrs. Susan Bubb. : Mrs. Edward Fens-
termacher spent Wednesday at sun
bury. - Edward Binsaman. of Berrys-
pesdov De aIef on EleReS eere Of on Wed
spent Tuesday here. = Melvin Biuga-
man left for Mont Alto Sanatorium on
Monday for treatment
WormIeysburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Eby
enter tanned their cousin from Cham
hhersburg. this week. - Mr.. Wallace, of
Brethren parsonage on Tuesday cen
ing. A. ,o The Rev, Mri Thomas, pastor of
rlsDurg, and Mrs. Thomas were guests OF
the Rev. Mr.. Vance, Wednesday evening.
The Rev Mr. Thomas preached in the
d Imited 6retdren Shnrch on rs TUESDAY
Wlngard spent Sunday at York = Mrs
McAdams spent Tuesday at Philadel-
pha visiting her son. - The Embroid-
cry Club met at the home of MI Ralph
Schracli on Monday evening = The
Rev. Mr. Sturgeon, of Goldsboro, gave
temperance sermon in the United
Brethren Church on Monday evening
Remonstrances are out to do away with
the hotel at the lower end of town on
the ground that it is not q necessity
Wesley Geiger was reminded on Sat
urday that he had passed another mile
stone in life. The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs
G. h. Renshaw were entertained at
supper in honor of the event.
Duncannon. Mrs. w. S. Sholl has
been confined to her home for several
days with severe attack of quinsey.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Boutwell, have
gone to Pennsgrove, n. j., where they