Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-22
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Miss Madeline Station, of Hagers-
town, Md, was the guest of Miss
Helen Brightbill on Sunday Mrs,
II. II. Shenk visited at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Sadie b. Mumma, OF
Harrisburg, on Sunday.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clarke Hanlly and friends, OF
Harrisburg, visited at the home of
Prof. and Mrs. S. H. Derickson on
Sunday.-John S. Shope, a promin-
ent West End merchant and Mrs.
Shope, spent Sunday in Dauphin
county, visiting relatives.-The Home
Study Circle will hold its first meet
ing of the year at the home OF Mrs.
c. d. Marshall.-Miss Mary Bright
bill, a trained nurse, of Philadelphia,
after spending the summer at her
home, expects to resume her duties
the latter part of this week.-Aaron
S. Kreider, representative from the
Eighteenth Congressional District, is
attending the convention of the
Chamber of Commerce of the United
States at Atlantic City as the rep
resentative of the National Boot and
Shoe Manufacturing Association.
EIi1abethviIIe. - Samuel Hoster-
man moved his family to Iykens. Mr..
Hosterman has charge of the Penn
sylvania Railroad office at Williams
town. - Miss Rebekah Radel, OF Har-
risburg, spent several days with her
sister, Mrs. w. j. Daniel, prior to her
leaving for Birmingham, Alabama. =
Earl h. Romberger and family spent
week with his aunt, Mrs. II. E. Mil
Ter. at Lebanon. - Mr., ana MRS. An
of their daughter, Mrs. Charles e
Matter, of East Broad street. - {, E.
Culp and family spent Sunday at Car
Isle. = Nathan Stroup, Jr., left for
nd In lancaster
week. - Miss Pearl Gaupp, OF Tow
son, Md, spent several days here
prior to leaving for Washington D.
c.. TO enter the corps of nurses IN the
has entered the service of the Swab
Wagon Company, and will shortly
move his family here. = ). ii. knlsely
spent Monday at Suedburg and Leba.,
non. = Mrs. o. 5. Farrar and child, of
Hopeland, Va, is the guest of her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Swab. =
Lloyd Tschopp, of Allentown. spent
sunday with his m9theT. r,IH prior 70 Samr 9n
Meade. = Lewis c. Burlington is act
ing cashier of the William stown
Bank during the illness of Cashier
C@oatesViile, @ spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. NJ A. Miller. - Mrs
Stephen A Miller left for Shamokin
where her daughter, Eleanori is a
on Tuesday. - Samuel Sadewitz and
family spent Jewish New Year at Bal
timore, and Joseph ]. Hurwitz al
Harrisburg.
EIizabcthtown.-M Misses Vera West
afer, Minnie and Elsie Wormley were
recent visitors at Lancaster.-Jacob
Sweigert was a recent visitor at Har-
risburg.-W. F. Parthemer, of Ian
caster, was the guest of his father,
Lieutenant j. II. Parthemer.-Mrs.
Frank Willie was the guest of rela-
tives at Observation-Disclosures Huldah
Gantz and May S eigert were recent
visitors to Harris urg.-Miss Maude
Myers returned to her home at Ober-
lin after an extended visit to relatives
here. - Robert Shonk and Il. L.
Bishop spent a day along the Cone
WACO fshing.-H. G. Hess caught a
pike that measured twenty-five
inches. - William Campbell, a car
penter, left for Wrightstown, n. j.,
where he has accepted a position al
Camp Dix.-A large Red Cross tiag
was swung to the breeze at the head
quarters in South Market street.
I.ayman Thomas I. Hiestand has as
sumed charge of st. Johns Episcopal
Church at Marietta during the abb
sence of the rector, the Rev. H. b
Danville for a few weeks,-Philip
Singer was on a business trip to
ancaster.-Misses Frances Uhrich
Anna Ebersole and Chester Kelsey
have enrolled as students at the Lam
caster Business College. - William
Seiders has been appointed engineer
at the Kreider shoe factory and
Harry Brinser, assistant.-E. III. Gisf
is visiting relatives at Webster City
Iowa.-Grover c. Heffeltinger has
added an up-to-date peanut and
popcorn roaster to his place OF bust
r,ess in South Market street.-Mis:
r. G. Rhodes, of Lancaster, is in the
borough in the interest of the New
+, y ork Custom Made Corset Company
"A new state road is being built a.
the western side of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad depot.-Mr. and Mrs
| Lee Snyder of Lancaster, were guests
| of Nelson Shickley and family
Misses Ethel Gabler and Cora Wade
visited friends at Harrisburg.-A. H
Root and family, of Middletown
spent several days. with S. B. Roa'
and family.-P. NJ. Weidman ant
family, of Marietta spent seyera
days with H. f. Weidman and fam
ily.-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Thuma, o.
Marietta, were the guests of Mrs. r
! S. Ross.-Mrs. Anna Chord was tn,
guest of friends at Middletown.
Malta. = Miss Jennie L. WitmeI
/ left for Philadelphia on Saturday
where she is employed.-W. L. Zerbt
and family, of Dalmatia, visited a
the home of the formers parents
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Zerbe, on Sun
day.-Roy s. Wilmer left for Ian
caster on Tuesday. where he will re
sumo his studies at Franklin anC
Marshall College.-Miss Ada Wetzler
of Brick Church, paid visit to j. M
| Snyder's family on Sunday.-Mis
Mabel witmer. OF Millersburg. calleC
on relatives here ecently.-Rober
B. Zerbe and family spent Sunda!
at the home of S. L. Schlegel a
Danviile. - Alice Martz and grand
children, Frederick, Mary and Johl
White, left on Saturday to make thei
home with Howard e. White a
Dauphin for the winter. - Charlie
II. Zerbe, who has been employed OF
the clerical force at the Northumber
land transfer. opened his school oil
/ Monday.-Mark N. Wilmer and fam
| lily and Mr.. and Mrs. John Heckert
of Hickory Corners. were guests o
Nevin r. Harris on Sunday. M
Snyder and family visited Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Feidt at Killinger on Sun
day.-John w. Martz will make hi
future home with his son Jacob. nea
!Dalmatia.