Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-04-07

ing, is visiting friends here.-Mrs.
Harry Martz, of Johnstown, is calling
on Lewistown friends.-Mrs. Edward
Price and daughter Gertrude, of Johns
town, are visiting relatives in this
place.-Mrs. Alex Kuhns is recovering
from illness.-Miss Cora White has re
turned from a hospital in Lancaster,
were she had an operation performed.
e. L. Claspby is improving from
five-weeks' iillness.-Clyde Fleck is i'll.
Mrs. L. H. Ruble and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Haverstick, are on trip to the
west. They will visit California be-
fore they return.-Harry Metzger. of
Erie, is calling on Lewistown friends.
Grant Arnold is taking a course in
agriculture and horticulture at Ames,
Iowa.--George Bannon has been spend
ing sometime in the western part of
the State.-Editor II. ]. Fosnot, of the
Daily Sentinel, has spent nearly half
century in the newspaper business.
Miss Anna Hoffman, of York. is visit
ing friends here.-Miss Annette ParRo,
of Philadelphia. is visiting Miss Mar
jorie Wood.-Miss Mary Woods has re-
turned to Bryn Mawr, after visiting
her home here.
Enders.-Mrs Allen Wise and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Daniel Romberger, of Eliza
bethville, We're guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac A. Enders.-Ells-
worth Enders and family of Carson
VILE, and Oscar Enders, of Lykens,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Enders.-Miss Katie Warfel, or
Williamstown, spent several days with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
WarfeI.-The Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Fer
tig are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Robert Fields, at Lebanon.-William
II. Snyder. of Halifax, moved on W. 5.
Enders' farm near town.-Charles g.
Lentz moved to Halifax, and Theodore
warfel took possession Of his farm.
PiIlow-Charles VanCamp, a travel
ing salesman, spent Sunday at b. D.
Snyder's-Edwin Snyder moved to
Elizabethville on Tuesday.-E. w.
Dockey transacted business at Berrys-
! burg on Tuesday.-Communio serV-
ices were held in the Zion Evangelical
| Lutheran church here on Sunday ana
were we'll attended. Communion serV-
| ices will be held in the Reformed
church to-morrow.-Mr. and Mrs. j.
FL. Fauber and son, John, and Charles
II. Snyder, of ElizabethNille; James
e. Snyder, of Harrisburg, and Mrs. w.
II. Miller and Mrs. Keboch, Berrys-
burg, visited at the home. of Frank
Snyder over Sunday.-Mr and Mrs
Frank Snyder were at Valley view
on Sunday-Charles Seaman, of sun
bury, spent several days with. his par
ents here.-Thomas Snyder and fam
ily were at Elizabethville on Sunday.
H. j. Meyer of Harrisburg, spent
several days in town.. NJ. Fetter-
off, of Utah, spent several days with
! his brother. the Rev. d. E. Fetterolt:
Elizabethville, visited Michael Vert
on Sunday.-Ed. Bingaman and e. E.
Docltey transacted business at Sun
bury on Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Newton Stroup, of Harrisburg, spent
Sunday with Mr.. Stroup's sister, Mrs.
! John Dockey.-John Bobb spent sew
eral days at Philadelphia.
Vca9ertoWn-Elme Brown, jay
Rider and Arthur Warner. students at
Susuuehanna University, are home on
their Easter Vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
| Ulsh and children, of Ferguson Valley,
were recent visitors at the former $
sister, Mrs George Elliott.-The Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Derr were Tuesday vls-
! itors at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Hugo Gottschal. - James Grenoble,
who is engaged in the mercantile busi-
| ness at Chicago, has been visiting MS
brother, John, in Mann avenue. The
| two brothers are now visiting IN Gem
ter county.-Miss Elizabeth Baker, OF
Newton, was a visitor with her sister,
Mrs Edward Mertz.-Recent visitors
at the Harry Heisler home We're: Mrs.
John Allison, of Huntingdon; Mr.. and
Mrs. Theodore Allison and son. NAL
comb, and Miss Eva Maure, of Lewis
town, and Thomas Heisler, of Center
County, father of the host.-Mrs. Eva
! Close, of Burnham, was a visitor on
Wednesday with home .folks-Class
No. IS of the Lutheran Church held
their regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. John Webster on Mon
day evening.--Mrs. Samuel Dell was a
recent visitor at Reedsville with her
friends.-The Rose Circle of the Lu-
theran Sunday school held its regular
meeting at the home of Miss Florence
lLugulet on Tuesday evening.-Harold
and Lester Wadsworth of Harrisburg.
were recent visitor at the home of
their cousin, Miss Mildred Long
Miss Elizabeth Aikens, of Reedsville,
spent several days at the homes of Mr..
| and Mrs Ed. Rice and Mr.. and Mrs.
/ George Heinbach.-Mr and Mrs. j.
X. Ready We're recent visitors at the
! Hahneman Hospital, Philadelphia,
where their daughter, Miss Claire, was
a patient. e ~
New Bloomfield4W. Frank Castles
and son, Hugh. W.. of Altoona, were