Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-03-17

efU, visited Mrs. JOnn MyerS.-M1Ss
Mabel Lands, of Enola, spent several
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Croft Sheaf-
fer.-Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Geiger and
and son, Karl, have returned from a
visit with friends at Reading and
Geigerstown.-Mrs. L. E. Schrack and
daughter, Gladys, spent several days
at Columbia.-William McCune and
daughter Miss Dorothy McCune, OF
Middle Spring, were guests of Miss
Elizabeth McCune at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Kister.-Miss Ruth
Myers spent several days with Miss
Ruth Frank, of Lebanon.--MissK Kath.
crime Hoover and Miss Mary Rishel
visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Holtz, al
Elkwood.
AnnviIIe--George Roddy. son of Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Roddy, is recover
ing from serious attack of 'pleuro-
penumonia: County Superintendent
Annville during the week. = Edward
smith, student at Dickinson Law
school, spent sunday in town visiting
his parents rent ME- Mr.. and N Mrs; Frank Smith
spent several days visiting their son
and wife. Professor and Mrs. Wanner.-
at Atlantic City, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
several weeks; : Miss Mabel Bright
bill, of Philadelphia. has returned to
trained nurse, after spending several
weeks visiting her mother. Mrs. A NJ
Brightbill: = Henry Grim, son of Pro-
an illness which confined him to the
house for several days. = Miss Louise
Williams, a coed at Lebanon Valley
ton. . Russell Snaveiy has returned 70
Ebensburg, after spending several days
with his brother and sister here.
DnImatIa. D. G. Yocum spent Sun
dav at Philadelphia. = J. T. Vert Wis
tied at Lykens this week - Mr.; and
the formers grandmother, Mrs. Annie
Neagley. = Harry Bair, of Liverpool,
WAS a guest at ph; the home Of , his son-in,
Radle, of Phiiadeiphia. visited i friends ads
here several days. = II. X. Brown spent
several days at Williamstown. = Mrs.
George Fenstermacher. of sunnury,
of Harrisburg. visited his father A. II.
Zeigler, on Wednesday. - George N.
Aumiller returned home on Monday
Brown, at Sunbury; - Daniel Wilmer
and John Heclert have returned home
from Burnham, where they were work.
ing.
EIizabethviIIe. = Professor j. II. Nc
Laughlin; of Westfeld, n. j., spent
Miss Catherine Alleman, public school
teacher. spent some time at her home,
at Middletown. - Lester Il. Eby has
secured employment at Millersburg, and
will will shorty move his family ,t9, that
City,Sspent several days with Mrs. Wal
ter, Spots, here. = Lewis Burlington
and w. l.. Stevenson spent Saturday
evening at Harrisburg. = Miss Miriam
Bauder, of Lebanon Valley College,
spent several days at her home, here
G. c.. Mclaughlin spent the week at
Pittsburgh and Meadville. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Schriver and Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Lentz spent day at New York
City. = Webster Enders, of Harris
burg. is home again and will locate here
for the present.-The Rev. Mr.. Mumma,
the new Evangelical minister, preached
his first sermon here on Sunday even
ing. :, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lenker. of
spent Sunday here. - Miss
Mabel Wilmer. of Millersburg. spent
several days with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Stroup. = John Cook and James Hoff-
Stroup.-John Cook and James Hoffner
announce the birth of son at each
home. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl c. Raker
are home from their honeymoon trip
and will shortly begin housekeeping in
East Main street. = Mrs. Fred C. Keif-
fer and daughter are spending several
days at Harrisburg.