Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-23

r. Nr1ssemer and Paul Smith took an
auto trip on Sunday and visited
family. at Banford, and Dallas Wldman,
at Salunga. Harry Ensminger, OF
Harrisburg, t5 = spent e.. several days as the
Fannie SUNNY, of lancaster. spent mt
Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah Brady. =
Miss Miriam Chandler is spending sew
Schmidt and Miss Daiss have returned
to Philadelphia after spending the
summer here. - Ellsrode Shrite and
Austin Fellenbaum will enroll as stu
dents at Gettysburg College, this Fall.
AnnviIIe. - DIR. /. X. Urichs daugh-
ley, where she will complete her course
in physical culture and anatomy this
year. . The, Rev: Raymond p. Daugh-
erty. formerly of Albert Academy In
versity, spent the week among friends
here. : Professor Derickson, who has
been seriously ill for the past two
weeks. is slowly regaining his health
and expects to take up his work as
head of the Biology department at
Lebanon Valley College In few days
c.. formerly of Annville. is visiting her
relatives in Annville and vicinity =
Miss Pauline Smith Is the guest Of Miss
Helen Brightbll The two girls tSa are
expect to leave soon. Hiram Stein
metz, of Ephrata; an old alumni and
loyal friend of Lebanon Valley college,
attended the opening exercises of the
school and made a few remarks.
Piketown. = Mr.. and Mrs. George
McAlieher. Mrs. Rebeeea MeAa,lii,cher'
of Harrisburg; Mr.. and Mrs Levi Whit
ers and daughter. Emma; MIR. and Mrs.
William Unger and daughter. Grace, of
Frederick Klaiss. MIR. and Mrs. John
Croll and son, Harold, of Steelton;
apd M2s shSPer and
Dorothy, Claire and Mildred, were the
guests of John Shepler and family. on
Sunday. :; Mr. and Mrs. John West
Harper Snavely, of Hershey. visited
Thomas Ramsey, on Sunday. - Ezra
Wilt visited at Harrisburg, on Tues.
H HaHrrisburg. spent several days with
G. W. Fox and family. = Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Farley and daughters Tyht valera Xera
aho Mr.. and nUh'Si Mrs 81 Harvey s whit and daugh.
ter. Helen, of near Linglestown; Mr..
and Mrs. Edward wilt. of Penbrook.
spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs NJ; l..
Ethel stroubie, of Columbia, was the
guest of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Shive for several days.
wormIcysburg. - Miss Mabel Lam
dis, of Enola, has been spending some-
time with her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs Groff Sehafer and the Mrs. Rev Raila ana
Sparrow spent Saturday at Newburg
with the Rev. Charles Sparrow. - The
w. C. T. u will meet at the home of
- William McMorris and family spent
Sunday at New Buffalo. - The Rev. r.
r. Rodes spent Thursday night with
his daughter, Mrs: Russell Hummel. -
grandmother, of Duncannon - Mrs. j.
Smith is entertaining. her niece from
Lancaster. = Miss First, of Philadel-
phia. spent Sunday with her aunt, Miss
Balthaser
wiconisco. = Roy Acaley has gone
to Philadelphia, where he will be a
student at Temple University Mrs.
Harry C. Sheafer has returned from a
visit to Ocean City and Philadelphia
Miss Annie Morgan Is visiting sn her
5oSep9 9cSepsf studholme Is spenGins several
weeks at South Bethlehem. - Miss
Olwyn Phillips. who. spent several
weeks at Philadelphia P,isS hi and Norris;
Warren A. Keiter left for Harrisburg
where the latter has secured employ
men. Mrs John d. Lewis and son,
guests at the home of D. d.. phillips
Edward Speakman, of Philadelphia, has
returned home after visiting relatives.
here. = Miss Florence X. Baum. of
Reading. is visiting at the home of r.
c. Orndorff. - Miss Elma Keen is visit
ing relatives at Harrisburg. : Misses
Shippensburg Normal School. Misses
Mildred Koppenhaver and Margaret
Schoffstall spent Sunday at Reading
burg. Robert Minnlch and John A.
NJ Keen left yesterday for Dickinson
College Carlisle, 80. m Miss Mary Diefsn-
studies at State College,