Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-09-30

Carrie Letterman. Mrs. Mary Ham
maker spent day at Harrisburg.-Mr.
and Mrs; Jacob Landis OF near PEN
dis, on Sunday. = Mrs. Emanuel Lent.
who has been i'll for the past eleven
weeks and now stricken with typhoid
pital at Harrisburg on Tuesday. This
IS the third case OF typhoid in town.
Kay Miller and Miss Sarah Etter and
Charles kuhns and Miss Martha Kline
spent Sunday at Gettysburg. = Mrs.
John kellar and daughters Edith and
Emma, and grandson Arthur Rhine.
with Mrs. Henry Miller. - Mr.. and Mrs.
Jecop Fox, or Fontana, We're guests of
the formers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jei :
MiIlerstown. - Miss Blanche Fitz-
geraid who had been visiting the
returned to her home at. PhiladeIphis
on Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. James
rs1utidssy EG1utnidsiey were were weekend guests Of
ard shower of Newport spent Sunday
with hi3 mother Mrs. Ida Shower. -
Mrs; William REYES. of Philadelphia, is
naugh: = Mrs. Charles Hoffman is Wis
iting friends at Harrisburg. : Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Lyons of Donally Mills, We're
Nank:well on Sunday. = Calvin Dimm,
who spent the summer with his grand
Parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Kipp, left on
d.
He was accompanied as far as Harris
burg by James Kipp who had spent
spent several weeks with his grand
several days at Philadelphia this week.
Rlckabaugh and Mrs. William Reeves
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Haven F'rank.SMiss $
FRANCES Walker of near Newport spent
sunday with her uncle. William Walk
daughter. Miss Kathleen Thompson as
far as Washington, D. c., Monday on
her way to. Virginia, where she will en-
Edward Beaver, who had been visiting
their daughter. Mrs: George Sherrick.
returned! home Wednesday. = A. H.
visitors TuesdayMRobert shent isPeIs spent {
Saturday in Harrisburg. : Mrs. Charles
Dunn Of Williamsburg visited her par
ents' Mr.. and Mrs. r. Lukens this week.
Miff.lntown. = Mr.: and Mrs, Helsor
OF Altoona spent Sunday with their
Mr. oed mrs snd son BSnsd byne
Rock. - Mrs. Smiley, Of Harrisburg. ri AnTa
asGFssy sao wth h seE sstf Bsss1r MT
fell and broke her right arm on Moi
day - William Hopes and sister Miss
eonny srX are hesh ATman %ssh in Of
oherholtzer,. = Mrs. Kulp OF Shamokin
Is NlSlllnR ner sister, MRS. Thad Nin-
cent = Miss Louise Jackman left Sun
day for. Albright College, Myerstowri,
where she is an instructor of music -.
Mrs. McCahanan of Milroy Is visiting
at the home of Charles Deitrick -
Washington Burchfield of Norfolk, Va,
spent the week with relatives here. -.
Mrs. Corbin Pennabaker is ill with ty-
phoid fever. = Mrs. Hinkle. of Mexico,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
S. A. Ellis. Miss Jessie Andrews Is
visiting her sister, Mrs Charles Stahl,
at Lewistown. - Leonard Byer has re-
turned to Ithaca Conservatory, n. L.,
where he is a student. Mrs. Henry
Waters and children, of Altoona, aru
visiting at the Doty home in Main
street
Rife.-Callers at the home of S. A.
Hoffman on Sunday were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. H. NJ. Holtzman, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hoffman and three children.
John. Russell and Miriam. all of Mil
lersburg.-The Rev. S. l. Rhoads, of
the United Brethren Church, preached
his farewell sermon prior to going TO
conference on Tuesday.-Daniel Ditty
and family and Mary Miller called on
friends at MacClellan on Sunday.-Lin-
coin Adams and family of Tower City,
were guests of Nicholas Lenker on
Sunday.-Mr and Mrs. George w. For
ney, of Killinger. called on friends
here on Tuesday.