Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-11-17

Wiconisco.-John Houtz, of Or
win, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
William Harman.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ambrose Esterline, of Harrisburg,
spent several days at the home of
j. A. Machamer.-MTs. j. w. Boyer
and daughter, Evelyn, visited rela-
tives at oseph Thom-
as. of South Bethlehem, visited his
father, ]. II. Thomas. on Monday
MISE. r. Btetz, of Easton, is visit
ing at the home of j. S. Prout.-
Claude Pinkerton, of Ashland, is
spending several weeks with Mrs. S.
j. Prowell-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bat?
dorf have returned to their home at
Harrisburg after visiting the for
mer's father, j. II. Batdorf. rf.-Mar
tina Rowe spent the weekend with
Mrs. Joseph Lebo at Tower City
Mrs. Isaac j. Coles is ill.-Edward
Harman and daughter, Mary, and
Miss Beatrice Batdorf autoed to Val
ley View on Sunday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hawk, OF Tiffin, Ohio, visited at
the home of William Paul recently.
The Rev. John j. Hunt spent
Monday. at Philadelphia.-Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hirsch and children.
of Steelton, are visiting ]. M. Foster.
Margaret West spent Tuesday at
Millersburg.-Mrs. Ida V. Snyder
and daughter. Vida, are visiting rela-
tives at Harrisburg.-Louis A. Haas,
of Reading, called at the home of
!. ]. Cole on Sunday.-Mrs. Earl
Dietrich, of Harrisburg, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. John Acaley.-Mrs. d.
d. Roger, of Rebersburg, is visiting
her son, Z. l.. Royer.-Mrs. John j.
Hunt has returned from a visit to
Lancaster.-John II. Seip and fam
lily autoed to fremont on Sunday
Mrs. James Rowe and daughter, of
Steelton, are visiting at the home
of John hreffier.-George Wilmer
left Tuesday for Philadelphia Navy
Yard, where he has enlisted as n
Observation-Disclosures Lewis is spend
ing the latter part of the week at
Tremont.-Albert Watkey enlisted
in the Navy on Wednesday at Har-
risburg and will leave for Pensacola,
Fla, within ten days.-Marshal .Bo-
den attended party at the home cf
Nora Adams, Tower City.
New Bloomfield.-Mrs. s. r. Ickes
and daughter, Ruby, of New York,
were guests of William Grier this
week. Miss Ruby is a Red Cross
nurse and will report for duty on the
26th at New York and will be sent
to France i'm the near future.-Mrs.
Kate Wright visited Mrs. j. X. Mills
at Harrisburg.-Mrs w. A. Sponsler
and children, of Steelton, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Spons-
Ter this week.-Mrs.. Annie Miller, of
Reading, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Sheaffer.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. a. Williams. of Camden. y.
J.. and Miss Anna NJ. Bernheisel, of
Philadelphia, spent the weekend
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Peale, Of Lancaster, spent Sunday
with his brother and sister, w. b.
Peale and Mrs. Fl. +. Shechly.-
Charles Weaver, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
and James Weaver, of Mechanics
burg. called on friends here on We'd
nesday-Judge w. n. Seibert spent
several days with his brother, DR.. ].
J.. Seibert at Rellefonte.-Mrs. Ed
ward Blessing and two children, of
Hummelstown, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. II. C. She2rer.-Frank
c. Mcclure, of Patton. Pa. spent the
week kend with his brother, Robert II.
McClure.-Mrs. Wilbur Harris. of
Harrisburg. was the guest of Miss
Ernestine Rhinesmith.- District At
torney James NJ. Mckee spent sew
eral days at New York.-Register
and Recorder Charles l.. DePugh,
who has been i'll for two weeks, is
able to be about again.-Lamon Nj.
SwartZ. of Toledo, Ohio, was home
attending the funeral of his father
Harry G.. Swartz. rural mail carrier
Pillow.-Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Zart-
man, of Shamokin, are spending sew
eral days at Thomas l.. Snyder's
home.-Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Clark
and son, Raymond. and Mrs. FEiney.
of Oval. spent several days att the
home of DR.. l.. ]. Tiffany.-Ralph
Hoffman, of Middletown, is in town
visiting friends.-Mrs. John Kauff-
man and children, Mrs. Emma Ra-
ker. of Lykens, and Helen Hoffman,
of Middletown, spent Monday here.
Henry Gotshall and family moved
their household goods to near Lin
glestown. where they will make
their home-Mr. and Mrs. John
Burlington and son, Albert, spent
several DAYS at Helper visiting Mrs.
Bufhngton's parents. - Raymond
Schegel, Of Sunbury. spent several
davs at the home of Willis Under
coffier.-Mr. and Mrs. John A. Bobb
and daughter. Jennie. spent a day
at Dalmatia.-Miss Rosie Schreffier.
employed at Dalmatia, spent the
weekend at home.+TheNRev. d. E.
Tetherolf and sister, Ella, left for
Kempton, where they will make their
home for the present with their
mother.-Mrs. Sarah Vert spent pev-
eral days at GratZ with her daugh-
ter-Isaac Boyer and family and
Frank Boyer spent Sunday at Sacra-
mento.--Marearet Snycer spent sew
eral days at Elizabethville.-Mr w.
Fl. Bowman and grandson are spend
ing some time at Shamokin.