Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-12
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania

MOntandOn. After being off duty
/ ". c. Burrey returned TO his work at
the Pennsylvania station on wednes-
day morning. - Lee Wenzel made his
/ appearance on the street on Tuesday
after having been housed up for several
weeks with typhoid fever The Rev.
X. b. Johnson, of Lewisburg. assisted
the Rev. Franklin Artley with COM
munion services in the Methodist
church, on Sunday. - Miss Aida Hunt
OF Milton. spent several days at How
ard Swengle's, - Mrs. II. +. Frank was
called to Williamsport on Monday by
the illness of her daughter-in law, Mrs
/ r. Is. Frank. 49, Mr.. and Mrs Paul Oldt
OF Dry Valley were visitors on Sunday
at w. (; Burrey's. = Mrs. Jacob Hoff-
man, OF Milton. spent several days with
her sister Mrs. John Sheets. Miss
stella stella. Dawson. of philadelphia, spent
Reitz, = Mrs. Howard Swengle enter
tsined at her home on Sunday the Rev.
E x; B. Johnson. the Rev; Raymond
cooper Mr.. Thomas. of Lewisburg. and
the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs Franklin ArtIey,
of Montandon.
George Palmer of Harrisburg. spent
several days here X. II. Norton, of
Altoona, spent Thursday in town. =
Misses Harriet and Flo Clemens spent
several days at the home of their
brother. at Hollidaysburg. - Norman
Clemens and family have moved from
employment with the Aetna Explosives
Company. - l.. V. PostlethwaIte. of
McNeytown, was recent visitor to
town. - Samuel Hutchison, of Altoona.
was a recent visitor to town.
PiketOwn. - Edward Warfel. of
Manada Hill; visited Mr., and Mrs John
sci spent Sunday afternoon in Fishing
Creek Valley, with ]: II. Zeiders and
family = Miss Luella Runkle. after
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/ q. w. Wade, Jr., at Linglestown, re-
turned home on Sunday. : David Nye
and John Ramsey, Jr., visited friends
Mumma. of Fishing Creek Valley, vis-
| tied here on Wednesday. Miss Pris-
eilla Ramsey, visited her sister. Mrs.
day. - W. IT. Brown visited at Har-
/ risburg on Tuesday. -. Edward Shep-
H Ier called on friends at Harrisburg on
! Wednesday visited Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Meyer. near Linglestown.
,,',h 'T,hhOmpsentown.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Hibbs and little son. We're guests of
Mrs. Mary Gross over Sunday. Mrs.
/ W. +, Long is spending ten days among
friends at Harrisburg. - Mr.. and Mrs.
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Colyer. - Mrs Joshua Gross
of Harrisburg, is a guest of Mrs. David
/ III. SPOTS. Mrs. Holmes Books of
near Mexico, visited her father, Jona-
than Keiser. on Tuesday - Miss Julia
Burns spent the weekend at Millers-
entertained number of friends at their
! home in kurtz Valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Harris, Of McAlisterville, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. b. II. Harris. -
MISS Isabelle Allen. student at AL
bright College. is visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Allen. County Su-
perintendent G. L. Kaufman visited the
public schools on Monday. = C. a.
Meiser was at Middleburg on Sunday.
Union Deposit. - Mr.. and Mrs. John
lands. of Manada Hill. visited Mr.. and
! Mrs. Joseph Etter, on Tuesday. - Mrs.
: Frank SPOTS spent Monday at Har-
risburg. - Mrs. Roy Felenbaum, of
harrisburg, visited her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John Fausnacht, on Sunday
MISS Sarah Etter spent part of the
week at Annville, visiting Miss Cora
kettering. - David Rambler. sr.. of
Dayton, hio, after spending a short
time with his mother Mrs. Lydia Ramb-
Ter. returned home on Tuesday.-Nor-
man Lentz spent a day at Harrisburg.
tied his brother, Robert Clark, on Sun
day = Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Landis and
grandson, lands Curry, spent Sunday
at Stoverdale, visiting their daughter,
! lor of Royalton, is making her home
/ with her son, Harry Eaylor. - Preach
ing services will be held in the United
Brethren Church tomorrow morning.
at 1880. by the pastor, the Rev. George
W. Hallman. - Mn. and Mrs John Et-
ter and son, of near Sand Beach. visited
day. - Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Ebersole
and daughter spent a day at Harris
burg. - Miss Kathryn Whitman, of
Lebanon, is spending the week with
her aunt. Mrs. clyde Yantz. - Mrs.
Lizzie Rambler spent several days at
Harrisburg visiting her daughter, Miss
Lucia Rambler.
WicOniscO. Walter Gordon has re-
turned to Milton after brief visit
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Minersville. spent several days with
relatives. - Mrs. Sadie Miller, of Dun
cannon. spent several days with Mrs.
Mary Zimmerman. Ammon Bordner
spent several days at Philadelphia and
Lancaster - Miss Laura Reigle visited
Mrs. Holloway, of Williamstown, on
Sunday. = Mrs. Maud Rosener returned
home after spending two weeks at
philadelphia and Harrisburg. - Adam
Schwank, of Elizabethville, spent Sun
day here. = John Palmer is spending
the week at Harrisburg and Halifax
/ Miss Mary Shoffstall has returned to
Harrisburg after spending the week
end with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Schoffstall.-John Reigle is spend
ing several days at Harrisburg-M
Reese, of Edwardsvile, spent the fore
part of the week with Sara Umholtz.-
Miss Maria Botdorff, of Williamstown,
was recent visitor here. Miss Ella
Kerstetter has returned home from a
visit to Dalmatia. - Miss Ethel Cole
was called home from Washington, d.
c., on account of the death OF her
seven-year- old sister, Mary. = Harmon
Grell is visiting at Cleveland. hio. -
Mrs. Francis Daniels returned to her
home, in Reading, after spending some
time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Charles Seibert. - At a meeting of the
school directors of Wiconisco township,
Miss Helen Stevenson was elected as
sistant teacher in the high school. -
Professor John f. Shambaugh spent
Thursday evening at Williamstown
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