Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-05-27
Ohio, were guests of Jonathan Keiser
Monday and Tuesday,

Ohio. were guests of Jonathan Keiser
Monday and Tuesday.
Union Deposit. Mr. and Mrs. A.
Gingrich and son, Lester, of Palmyra,
Visited Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pelffer on
Sunday. at Hummelstown visiting her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Albright. Miss
Bertha Garrett. Of Harrisburg. is spend
father, Cyrus Garrett. Miss Sarah
Mrs John Gingrich was taken to the
typhoid fever. : Miss Christiana
Parthemore and nephew, Lincoln
Parthemore. of Harrisburg,- visited the
on Monday. - William NJ. Long, Jr,
spent Saturday at Harrisburg. = Miss
Violet Yinsst, trained nurse. of Read
rents. MIR. and Mrs. Henry Yingst. =
Martin lands, of Bedington, Va, is
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs,
spent a day at Harrisburg visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Martha Stauffcr.-
DAVID Long and Roy Yingst, after
returned home on Tuesday. - Miss
Mary Crum, of Penbrook, visited her
sister, Miss Lillian Crum, on Tuesday.
at Harrisburg. - Mrs. Harry Kaylor
and Mrs. Edward Peiffer spent a day
at Harrisburg.
berger and daughter. of Philadelphia,
visited at the home of Henry Zeigler.-
George Radle, of Mt. Union. visited rel
atives here for several days. r. E.
Tressler attended the Bankers conven-
tion at Philadelphia. - Mrs. Ella Herb,
of Rough and Ready, spent sunday at
the home Of H. A. Deibert = Miss
Effie Fenstermacner. OF Paxton. visited
relatives here. = Mr.. and Mrs. James
Shaffer, of Sunbury, spent several days
at the home OF D. /. Leister. - l. J,
4ndFew % spotts @fts a3d nd Mrs. rs'oTsmsi Emanuel
Michael spent Sunday at Paxton. :
George E. Michael. of Middletown, Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Rebecca Michael
on sunday. = Mrs. John Hopple, of
Lewistown. visited her parents. MIR
and Mrs. H. S. Witmer.-Grant Rother-
mel, of Sunbury. spent Tuesday here
Miss Mary Keen, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura Keen
Halifax. = c. w. Weaver. a clerk at
the railroad station, has been promoted
to a similar position at the Sunbury
freight station and left for that place
on Tuesday. - Mrs. Ellen Matchett is
visiting her brother, Goodman Shammo.
at Harrisburg. : Charles Hummel and
family spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hummei, near
Matamoras. - Miss Mary Radle is
spending several days at Harrisburg
Mrs. Andrew McCurney and Walter
Snyder, OF Harrisburg, spent several
days at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
GSFgere GGFFg9 LeSS 1Ssn sb56oyy HsrTy vito Es
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoover. :
Ephraim Sweigard. of Harrisburg, and
Mrs, Abram Green. of Steelton. spent
Sunday with their mother. Mrs. Andrew
Sweigard. - John Ryar and Ralph
Spath witnessed the big preparedness
parade at New York City last Satur-
day. = Mr.. and Mrs. William Metzgar.
Of Harrisburg. are visiting at the home
of his father, John Metzar. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sammet, of Brooklyn, n. Y.
are visiting at the formers old home
nesday took A. H. Neidig, of this place
to Harrisburg. where a successful
surgical operation was performed on
him by DR.. Harvey Smith; = Mrs: W. J.
c. B. wiIbert. - n. A. steiner, Of this
place. in company with his father,
George steffer. of Herndon. spent Mon
day trout fishing in the streams of
Paddy's Mountain. near Bellefonte. =
Lloyd Straw, of Hummelstown, spent
SATURDAY and Sunday With his parents,
=. Knouff, a well-known resident of
Halifax, has been named as a deputy
sheriff of Dauphin1 county by sheriff
Schroyer and Master Wilfred Schroyer
spent several days at the home of her
brother. Mr.. and Mrs. George Schroyer,
at Palmyra. = c. c. Enders, of Enders,
MOntandOn. - Starrett Wenzel was
badly injured at the ammunition plant
at Milton on Thursday night when the
sleeve of his blouse caught in the ma
chinery. - Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Beaver, Saturday. May 20. a son. - c..
c. Pfleegor. of Muncy, and Alpheus
Pfleegor. of Williamsport. spent Sun
day with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j..
5. Pfleegor.-The Rev. and Mrs. Frank
lin Artley have returned from a visit to
his mother at Catawissa- - Mrs. n. T..
Furman. Mrs. John Sheets. Mrs. James
Silver, Mrs. David Whitmyer, Miss
Name Cummings and Elma Furman
were at Sunbury on Monday. Floyd
Rooney. after spending several years
at st. Marys, Idaho. returned to his
home In this place. on, Wednesday. =
Mrs. w. c. 8urrey and children were
visitors at the home of her parents at
Millmount.
PilSetown. Miss Luella Runlsle
spent several days with Mr.. and Mrs
George Wade at Penbrook. - Norman
Shepler. of Dauphin, Is the guest of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Shep-
ler. - owen Hughes, OF Lebanon, spent
Sunday with his father, Jesse Hughes
Mrs. Agnes McCord, of Harrisburg.
and Miss Lulu Allen. Of Enola. spent
the weekend here. - Mr.. and Mrs
Wesley Strohm and daughters, Luella
and Odessa. of Stone Glenn; Mr.. and
Mrs. Truman Strohm and daughter
Ethel. of Bismark. spent several DAYS
with Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Strohm. =
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