Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-09
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence

| Dy SPetiu4 Correspondence
Lykens.-W. Ray Bowman and Mrs.
| w. A. Treon and daughters, Pearl and
Evelyn, autoed to Harrisburg and Her
shey and returned by way of Lebanon,
Jonestowh, Pinegrove and fremont. on
annua! picnic of the Ashland Boys"
at Ashland. on Labor Day. - Mrs. Harry
Il; Bfttermsn is spending some time
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
enmiller. of Wilkes-Barre, spent Labor
pay with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. j. Kennard, Mrs. Maude Garman and
William Puff, all of Roanoke, Va. who
are touring the State with an automo-
evening from Ciearfieid. the former
home of Mr.. Kennard. While in Ly
kens they, Were guests of t. A. Hensel
Hoepher spent some time with the lat
Bailey.
Jamestown. - Mrs. Carrie Kane. who
has spent several weeks recuperating
from a severe illness with her aunt,
Gill and family, of Lebanon, and James
g. M. McGill. of Westline. Mexican coun-
rents, Professor and Mrs. Andrew j. Nc
Gill. : Michael S. Rank, who is en-
ployed at the Bethlehem steel works.
|
Mrs, Mrs M Ralph Wes1tl99rook, Of Harriisburs,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Capp.-
s spsn Iry LABOR Bsy Wh r and Mrs.
Henry b. Lesher = Harvey Heilman
and family, of Lebanon, spent several
as and rs cart g. Eoan Mas sara MF
c. Kaley, who has been ill for soms
time, is again able to be about. = Mrs
es seveT days wS sRS Mpa copes
haver's patents, Mr., and Mrs. William
Yeagley;, . Misses Clara. Clarabel and
With Mrs %am H Gross
to their home, at Harrisburg. - VIII
liam w. Hinterleiter. proprietor of tn.
ouay ii % fof re some time. Mo sS soSy Hesh SEM m
proving: = Charles Kern, employed az
the Bethlehem steel works, is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Solomon Kern.
Malta. = Mr. and Mrs. James snyde.r +
of Herndon. and their daughter. Mrs.
ed on AGet RELATIVES Sers Over on sunGay
Misses Susan and Edith Zerbe Of Mill
lersburg. spent Sunday with their pa
malta, paid visit to Elias sSii Wilmer ne and and
family, Sunday = Mr.. and Mrs, A. l.
ZeEbe and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. zerbe
Sunday on DaVid Erb sr and famiiy
Shamokin. spent several days among
relatives here the forepart of the week.
= Nlr. ana MIS-. JOnn Harris ana son.
Charles, and daughter. Katie, and
Charles Romberger and family. of
GratZ, We're guests of Nevin Il. Harris
on Sunday. = j. NJ. Schroyer and ward,
Sarah Farnsworth, paid a visit to FREQ
Bordner, at Dalmatia, on Sunday. =
The Rev. Mr.. Gass, of Pillow. called OIL
some of his parishioners here on Tues
day. = Charles 4. Vert and family. of
County Line, made a short call on j. M.
Snyder here, Sunday. = James NJ. SnS =
der paid visit to ]. II. Heckert, at Mil
lersburg, on Sunday.
Piketown. - Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Eb-
ersole and children, Marlin, Naomi and
Elvira, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
f.. j. Whistler, near York Haven-Miss
Mllie Stroh. of Philadelphia, spent u
week with Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Stroh. -
Miss Lydia Forney. of Harrisburg,
spent seevral days with G. w. Fox ana
family. = Miss Minnie Mumma. of Her
shey; Miss Mabel Shellahamer ana
| Harry Dietz of Manada Furnace, and
Mrs. Caroline Ziegler, Misses Sara ana
Anna Hawthorne, George Ziegler,
Marvin Hoover and Russell Koons spent
Sunday with David Mumma and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Hoover were re,
cent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Het-
| rick, near Manada Hill. = Mrs. D. B.
| Fisher spent the week with Mr.. anu
| Mrs. Jacob Pletz, at Bareville. Mr..
and Mrs. Simon Weaver visited Mr. and
Mrs Calvin Nicholas at West Fairview
| on Sunday. The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jonas Martin and children, Mary and
Willis; Miss Priscilla Ramsey and W. H.