Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-01-20
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania

From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
MiIlersburg. - Colonel J. w. UNI
berger and son, Scott umberger, at
Lancaster, on Wednesday. = Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Halter, Union street, an
nounee the birth of daughter, Janu5
his family to Milton, where he is em-
ployed by the Adams Express Co. -
Miriam SnG M St9neroad, daughter m of MI;
diphtheria. - The Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl j. Bowman. of Phlipsburg, were
visitors here this week.
Lewistown. - Elmer Fleck has NOV
ed his family from Perry county, to
up residence at Akron, Ohio. : w. N.
Hoffman, the oldest odd Fellow in
Miffiin county, is confined to his home
from the border. his term of enlist
ment in the Eighth Regiment having
expired. : sherman Kittenberg, for
manufacturing business at san Fran
cisco, Cal. =, William Hill. of McVey-
saT taken cyde Feek pGsSn is tUm1s It
escing from an attack of pneumonia
John Copelin.. who spent several years
and Japanese waters has brought home
many relics from the Orient. = Ollie
Bannon has returned from a trip to
Pittsburgh and Ohio, - jay Butler has
returned home from Philadelphia.
Minlintown.-william Hawk, who
has been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Roy Rung, at Altoona, for several
months, has returned home.-Mrs.
Ross Dunn and children of Lewis
town are guests of William Dunn and
family.-Miss Helen Seiber has ac-
cepted position with the Daily Sen
tinel in Lewistown and Merla Girls
! well is working in the post office in
her place.-Misses Margaretta Irwin
and PAMELA Pomeroy are attending
the Midshipmen's ball at Annapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Graybill are
spending several months with friends
in Lancaster city.-Jacob Dubb has
moved his household goods to Harris
burg and he and family will take up
their residence there this week.
Mrs. r. l.. Bousum returned on Mon
day from a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Bell, at Winber.-
Mrs. Susan Arbogast of Mexico is
visiting her son, Joseph Arbogast,
and family.-Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
Rickenbaugh of Granville spent Sat
urday with their daughter Mrs. John
Criswell.-Mrs. James Sterrett re-
turned home Saturday from visit
with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Wilson,
at Altoona.
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MilIcrstown.-Mrs. J. c. Kipp and
daughter, Mrs. Lewis Dimn, are WIS.,
iting at Harrisburg.-Mrs. Mary AL
len, who had been visiting her chill
dren in Lancaster and Harrisburg for
several weeks, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Thompson of Hunting
don visited her mother, Mrs. Maria
Cochran, on Tuesday.-James Rouns-
ley was a Newport visitor Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Otis Charles were
visitors at Harrisburg and Rose Glen
Saturday and Sunday.-Mrs. Melvin
Beimer of Altoona spent Monday
with her nieces, Misses Maria and
Helen Pretty.-Casper SwartZ of Le-
moyne spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peifer.-Mss
Sarah Crane spent the weekend with
her cousins, Misses Anna and Lottie
Manges.-Miss Margaret Hines of
Thompsontown was Sunday guest
at the Methodist Episcopal parsonage.
Mrs. G. G. Page, accompanied by
Mrs. Hulda Knight of Duncannon,
visited their sister. Mrs. Harry Beach
man. who is q patient at the Jefferson
hospital, Philadelphia.-M and Mrs.
Josiah Rowe went to Harrisburg on
Wednesday.-Mis Minnie Beaver is
the guest of Mrs. Lenus Carl at New
port.-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walker
and mother, Mrs William Walker,
were at Newport Wednesday.-Ha
mon Kipp, who was operated on at
the Harrisburg hospital several weeks
ago, returned to his home at Pfouts
Valley on Wednesday.-William f.
Rounsley of Penbrook spent Sunday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rounsley.-Mrs. A. II. Ulsh and
daughter, Mrs. ]. e. Rounsley, were
visitors at Harrisburg.-Joseph Meth
erell was at Harrisburg Wednesday,
Samuel Hutchinson, sister, Miss Mel
lNs H.. ,rNAl nc I
Gap, visited William Walker and
family.
ElizabethviIIe. = Mrs. Charles F.
Eby and sons were Lykens visitors
on Saturday.-Clair t. Romberger
spent several days at the Philadelphia
auto show.-The Citizens band played
at Williamstown on Tuesday evening
when tE.eir soldiers came home.-Mrs.
Ella ]. Klinger and Mrs. Crockard
spent the week at Bloomsbury and
Wilkes -Barre.-Solomon c. Shut of
South Bethlehem spent Sunday with
his father here.-Squire w. A. Feidt
spent several days at Harrisburg
Mrs. Charles Blaming has returned
from a prolonged visit to her parents
at PhiladelpLia.-Isaac w. Matter of
West Fairview was a visitor here on
Wednesday.-Miss Hilda Meyer is
home from a two weeks trip to Sha-
mOkl0, MARIETTA, GOIlSNllle anu Inlld-
delphia.-D. NJ. Stine transacted bust
ness at Williamstown on Monday
Grant Dubendorf of Millersburg, rural
route, spent Wednesday with his
brother, John Dubendorf, who is ill.
Mrs. Emma Bressler spent a week
with her daughter at Harrisburg
Miss Ida e. Eckert of Elwyn is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Kuhn.-Mrs.
Valentine Hoke is ill.-Mrs. Peter f.
Stine spent several days at Harris
burg.-Dewey Kocher of Palmyra Wis
tied Ills parents here Sunday.-The
Misses Crockard of Pittsburgh are
the guests of Mrs. Ella ]. Klinger.
Lykens.-J. B. Mccoy and son Will
! lis of Shamokin; George Beidenmiller
of Philadelphia, and Charles Beiden-
miller of Wilkes Barre attended the
funeral of Ignatz Dresel here.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. w. Bitterman of Harris
burg spent Sunday with the formers
father, Cyrus Bitterman, at West Ly-
kens-W. IT. Cooper spent Wednes-
day at Klingerstown.-Roy Barrett