RECEPTIONS, PARTIES, WEDDINGS. ANNIVERSARIES
EELLITES HOLD
11101 MEETING
9 Several Hundred Delegates As
semble at Hershey For Annual
Convention This Week
STUDENT TO COMPLETE STUDY
Italian Minister of Church of Breth
ren Organizing Sunday School
Class at Hershey
Hershey, Pa., Sept. It.—Clarence
Campbell attended a family reunion
at Mt. Joy.—George Long, of Tower
City, spent several days here. —Charles
S. Kutz, of the Carlisle Sentinal. was
a visitor here this week.—J. O. Hess
and son, Irvin, spent several days at
Millersburg. The Rev. O. G. Romlg,
pastor of the United Brethren Church
at Tower City, spent several days with
his family here last week. Angellne
Deininger, of Kansas City, Mo., is vis
iting relatives in this community.—
Mrs. Owen Underwood, of Potts
ville, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Welnger. John I. Meek, who
served the Holy Trinity Church as
pastor during the summer months,
left this week for Philadelphia, to
complete his course In the Mt. Airy
Theological Seminary. The Rev. J.
Caruso, of Brooklyn. N. Y., an Italian
of the Church of the B-ethren, is here
for the purpose of organizing a Sun
day School class amon» the Italians.—
Several hundred ▼.ussellites came to
Hershey this week and are holding
their national convention. Mrs.
Charles Myers and children, of Pitts
burgh. and Mrs. Kent and daughter,
of Huntingdon, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. John Conrad.
State Highway Department
Building Bridge Near Rife
Rife. Pa., Sept. It.—Men of the
State Highway Department are putting
up a concrete bridge below Rife. They
are from Newport and are boarding
at J. M. Bonawitz's and Dan Ditty's.—
The Rev. Mr. Miller and family, of
the Reformed Church, called at the
home of Daniel Dlttv on Sunday.—Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Salida, of Berrvs
burg. visited the home of A. F. Stro
hecker.—Harvey Strohecker and fam
ily. of Millersburg. were guests of J.
K. Strohecker.—Victor Lebo started
vork with Philip Nace at his coal
digger last week.
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SUFFRAGE WORKERS
MUCH ENCOURAGED
Meeting at Williams Grove Last
Week Believed to Have Been
Very Successful
JOINT MEETING OF W. C. T. U.
Mrs. B. Reily Shope Entertains
Church of God Mite Society
at Mechanicsburg
i
By Special Correspondence
Mechanics burg, Pa., Sept. 11. —Suf-
frage workers are feeling very much
encouraged over the success of the
meeting held at Williams Grove last
week, which was marked by splendid
co-operation and exceptional interest.
—The public schools opened on Mon
day with a large enrollment of pupils.
—Mrs. Augustus Reinoehl and daugh
ter, Miss Leah Reinoehl. of Lancaster,
were visitors in town. Miss Manetta
Kilmore. who teaches school In Shiloh,
N. J., left for that place to resume
her duties. Miss Ruth Lloyd has re
turned from a visit to Seattle, Wash.
—The W. C. T. U. held e joint meet
ing of the mothers' department and
the franchise department on Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Alice S.
Hauck. Mrs. R. H. Thomas had charge
of the former and Mrs. Charles Martin
of the latter. On Tuesday evening
Mrs. B. Reily Shope entertained the
Mite Society of the Church of God at
her home. The following persons par
ticipated in the program: Miss Etta
Miller, Miss Claire Fortenbaugh, Miss
Romaine King. Miss Orca Miller and
Miss Violet Bowman. Harvest Home
services will be held In the Brethren
in Christ Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock and this evening at 7:30.-—Mr.
and Mrs. C. B. Zug and daughters, the
Misses Ree and Manllva Zug. have re
turned from a trip to the Pacific Coant.
—Mrs. E. C. Gardner was the guest
of her daughter. Mrs. A. J. Snyder,
In Harrisburg on Tuesday. Miss
Grace Adams has recovered from her
recent illness. A festival will be
held by the Rescue Hook and Ladder
Company this evening on the lawn of
the enginehouse. Music will be fur
nished by the Singer Band. Miss
Martha Schafhirt left for Myerstown
on Monday, where she teaches school.
U'KESI SCHOOI, IMPROVED
By Spedal Correspondence
l.vkenn. Pa., Sept. 11.—On Wednes
day morning the stork arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schreffler
with a bouncing hoy. Mrs. David
Gratz, one of Lykens' well-known resi
dents. has been confined to her home by
illness for some time. She Is now
slightly Improved.—The Lykens school
building, which has been undergoing a
complete change. Is nearing completion.
The Fall term will open with several
new teachers Installed In the high
school.
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RURAL CARRIERS
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Congressman B. K. Focht Makes
Address at Annual Meeting
at Port Royal
MIFFLINTOWN HOTEL IS SOLD
New Automobile Repair Shop and
Garage Built by Potter
Wagon Works
By Special Correspondence
MlflWntown, Pa., Sept. 11.—Mrs.
Brady Robinson and daughter, of Oil
| City, are guests of Mrs. Ezra Doty
j and Miss Josephine Wilson. Mr.
and Mrs. Graybill and Mr. and Mrs.
John Watts, of Belleville, on Sunday
i visited Mrs. Watts' sisters, Mrs. B. F.
' Junkin and Miss Louise Jackman. —•
Miss' Mabel Zeiders left on Monday
[ for Shlppensburg where she will at
tend the Cumberland Valley State
Normal School. Mrs. Wilson Loyd
left Monday for a visit to California
I and New Mexico. Misses Mabel and
Edith Kreider, of Pittsburgh, spent
several days at the home of their
uncle. James Kreider, and family.
Mrs. J. H. Neely and sons, Howard
and William, and Mrs. Ezra Parker
and son. Southard, naotored to Har
j rlsburg and back on Friday. Mrs.
j Beulah Shearer and little daughter,
j Ona, left for Sioux City, lowa, where
: they will spend several weeks with
relatives and will then go on to the
; Exposition. James McClellan and
: daughter. Helen McClellan, of Roan
oke, Va„ are guests at the home of
Charles McClellan at Mifflin. Miss
Kathryn Diffenderfer left Monday for
Egg Harbor, X. J., where she Is a
teacher in the public schools.—Misses
Nellie Weimer and Clara McCachren.
of Churchill, spent Tuesday with Mrs.
D. L. Berry. Mrs. H. B. Mutthers
| bough, of Driftwood, is the guest of
1 her parents. Mr. and Mrs. James
Kreider. Miss Mary Kulp, of Har
risburg. spent Monday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kulp.
Charles Potter, of the Potter Wagon
I Works, has announced that he has
i bought the Neff property north of
town and will at once erect a large
repair ship and automobile garage.—
David 13. Youtzv, who has conducted
i the Keystone Hotel for some time, has
sold out the business to P. Gulfogle,
of New-port. Mrs. Darlington, of
Lewistowp. spent Sunday at the home
of William Zeigler. The rural mail
I carriers of Mifflin, Juniata, Perry and
i Snyder counties held their annuai con
l ventlon on the fair grounds at Port
Royal on Monday. An address was
made by Congressman B. K. Focht, of
Lewisburg .
Tower City School Teachers
Hold Cornroast Along Creek
By Special Correspondence
Tower City, Pa., Sept. 11.—On Fri
; day evening the school teachers en
joyed a cornroast In the woods across
the Wlconlsco creek and all had a
pleasant time. Those present were:
Misses Ellen Messner, Vera Bressler,
Miriam Fegley, Elsie and Ida Henrv,
Margaret Powel, Margaret Walsh,
Winifred Evans. Ella Berney and
Grace and Frieda Kantner; Messrs.
Richard Murray, John Snyder, Charles
Miller, Ed. Kopp, Clarence Messner,
Prof. Keal and Adolph Long. - Ben
jamin Kaufman has returned from
South Bethlehem. Mr. and Mrs. j
Richard Horiey enjoyed a pleasant
day at Lykens. Miss Helen Long
1 and aunt will spend several days at
Philadelphia. Charles Wolfe has re
turned from a pleasant visit to rela
tives In Losberry. Misses Florence
Lewis and Ellen Messner. of Harris
burg, spent several days in town.—
Abe Reed and Mr. and Mrs. William
Dorr, of Philadelphia, are visiting
former neighbors here. Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Miller returned to their
home in Akron, 0.. after a visit to the
former's parents.—Miss Marie Schreln
er, who spent her vacation at Har
risburg. has returned home John
Messner, of Willlamsport, Is visiting
his parents here. Miss Ida 80. of
• Tremont, is enjoying a visit to Miss
1 Annie HofTman. Mrs. Charles Stover
and daughter, of Reading, is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Krebs. Misses
Bertha Jones, Mary Murray and Helen
| Callen, of Reading, are visiting their
parents. Mrs. John Nlghtllnger, of
Zarephath, N. J.. is visiting relatives
here. A motorcycle party from
Reading, consisting of Clayton Ludwlg
, and Miss Mame Swab, Mr. and Mrs. I
; George Amery, Mr. and Mrs. Enic
Whierv, Harrison Miller and Miss
i Violet Wilson, George Duckey and
< Mary Whiery enjoyed Sunday with
J. P. Ludwlg and family. Richard
Murray, of Philadelphia, Is home for
J his vacation.
TEACH Kit GOKS TO TF.NXESSKE
By Special Correspondence
Dillsburg. Pa.. Sept, 11.—Miss Kath
ryn Graff, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
J H. Graft, has gone to Huntzdale,
Tenn.. where she will teach In the |
Mossop memorial school.—Austin Le
rew left Monday for Annvllle, where
he has entered Valley Col
lege. Mr. Lerew is a graduate of the
Dillsburg high school, class of 1915.
—William E. Hess has returned to his
home in Idaho after spending several
months at Dillsburg. Professor
Charles Smith has gone to
Pa., where he will teach in the Pan
ther Creek Valley Business College.—
Miss Grace Cassel has gone to Home
stead, Pa., where she will make her
future home.—Mrs. Albert White has
removed to Rochester. Pa.—The con
dition of Miss Pearl Trimmer, who
has been seriously ill for the past sev- 1
eral weeks with typhoid fever, is Im
proving.— Ralph Roblson, of Latimore
township, is ili with diphtheria.
SPENT DAY ON BATTLEFIELD
By Special Correspondence
Wormloysburg. Pa., Sept. 11.—Miss
Grace Sweigert has returned home
after spending two weeks at Asbury
Park. Miss Mary Wright has re
turned home from New York city.—
Mrs. Russel Hummel entertained Mrs.
Davis, of New Cumberland. Wednes
day.—Theodore Deysher, of Reading,
spent the week with the Rev. and Mrs.
G. B. Renshaw.-—Mrs. J. J. Hemmer
and son Norman an Miss Wertz spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hemmer's sister at
New Kingston.—The Rev. and Mrs.
G. B. Renshaw. Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
Hippie. Mr. Deysher and Miss Bal
thaser spent Thursday at Gettysburg. |
—Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hippie and Win
ter Baker and family spent Sunday
and Mondav at Hagerstown and
Berkeley Springs ,Va.—Mrs. Heckard
and daughter have returned home
after spending two weeks at Buffalo |
and Niagara Falls. Mrs. Wesley;
Geiger entertained her Sunday school
class at the park.
Personal News Items
From Nearby Towns in
Central Pennsylvania
By Special Correspondence
I nlou Drpmlt. Mr. and Mrs. John
Linker, of Penbrook, visited his sister,
Mrs. Emanuel Lenta:, on Sunday.—Mis.
Henry A. Miller and two sons, Harry
and Paul, spent Sunday at Palmyra,
visiting; her brother, Edward Spang
ler. Miss Naomi Groff returned home
on Sunday after a visit at Sandy Hol
low. Ray Stauffer, of Harrisburg,
; visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
I Stauffer, on Wednesday. Mr. and
| Mrs. C. A. Lanilis spent Sunday at
[ Elizabethtown visiting their daughter,
I Mrs. Emma Hershey. Mr. and Mrs.
Enos Faokler and children, of Eliza
bethtown. visited his parents, Mr. and
| Mrs. Abraham Faokler. on Sunday.
Preacfiing services will be ht*ld in the
I'nitcd Brethren Church on Sunday
morning, at 10:30 o'clock, bv the pas
tor. the Rev. George \Y. Mailman
Harvey. Miss Blanche Long, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Kaufman spent
Sunday at Royalton. visiting their son,
Harvey. Miss Blanche Long, Miss
Mary Rambler. Mrs. Henry Miller and
i sons. Harvey and Paul, spent Monday
,at Annviile. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Eis
enhauer, of Reading, visited his pa
rents. Israel Eisenhauer, on Monday.—
Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Pelffer enter
tained the following guests on Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zllmmerman and
children. George Lov. of Philadelphia;
: Martin Landis and daughter, of West
Virginia.
I Piketown. William Baker, of Har
hisburg, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
John Llngle. Mrs. Jobn Thompson,
of Harrisburg. spent several days with
her father. Thomas Ramsey. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Lefevre, of Philadelphia.
I and Miss Marion Hetrick. of Beaver
Creek, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
' ; C, H Megoonel. Theodore Shepley, of
Dauphin, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Shepley. Mr. and Mrs. G.
W. Fox and daughter. May. and son,
Earl, visited Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ging
rich. at Hanoverdale, on Sunday.
Miss Mary Carpenter, of Harrisburg,
spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Lingle. Miss Irene Detweiler, of
Oberlln. spent the week with Mr. ind
I Mrs. H. E. McClain. Mrs H. M. Wilt
and Master William Wilt on Sunday
I visited Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Early, in
| Fishing Creek Valley. Mrs. David
I Mumma and daughters. Mabel and Ada.
iand son. David, spent Saturday with
! Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Rhoads. The
j Mount Laure! Sunday school will hold
its annual picnic In the grove near the
church next Saturday.
Tlnlmntla—Mrs. John Reitz. of Har
risburg. was the guest of Mrs. J. F.
Rrosious. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Det
bert spent Sunday at Kl'ngerstown.—•
Mr. and Mrs. Rltter, of Philadelphia,
j spent several days at the home of E.
J. Kingman. C. S. Deppen transacted
! business at Baltimore. Mr. and Mrs.
; Renton Wiest. of Shamokin, visited the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Wiest. Morris Bohner was at Wat
j sontown. oir Wednesday. lsaac Mess
ner and Isaac Dreibelbis, of Paxton,
! spent Wednesday here. Mrs. Newton
i Wetzel were at Fisher's Ferry, on
j Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Dale, of Pitts
burgh. is a guest at the home of M.
; R. Fenstermacher. Allen Brown, of
: Sunbury, is visiting at the home of his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Brown.
Miss Hazel Johnson, of McKees, spent
Wednesday here. I. J. Batdorf, of
Harrisburg. spent Wednesday here. —■
Miss Eva Fegley, of Lykens. is the
guest of Mrs. Emma Bettleyon.
Mrs. W. G. Zimmerman
Gives Picnic For Class
Llnglostown. Pa., Sept. 11.—Services
will be held in the United Brethren
Church to-morrow evening by the pas
tor, the Rev. Clyde Lynch; in the
I Church of God in the morning by
the pastor, the Rev. George Sigler and
in Wenrich's Church in the morning
by the Reformed pastor, the Rev.
Lewis Reiter. Mrs. W. G. Zimmer
man entertained her Sunday School
class at a picnic on Saturday after
noon in Homestead Park. Sixty chil
dren were present. lsaiah Lenker
killed a rattlesnake in Stony Valley
that measured 4.1 inches and had ten
j rattles. Henry Stackhouse, of Phila
delphia. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Zimmerman on Sundajn, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Humphryville, of
; Philadelphia, spent Sunday with
j friends here. Miss Tillie Cassel, of
; Piketown. spent several days with Mr.
i and Mrs. Barney Gastrock. Miss
Liliie Lee, of New Britain, and Harry
j Onschlager, of Philadelphia, were
week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Emory Hassler. Henry Rerryman,
Mr. and Mrs. Pitchman and Mr. and
Mrs. Stanley Ferdrich, of Allentown,
and Mrs. Maria Zimmerman, of Har
risburg, were guests of .Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Schaner on Saturday. Miss
Jane Care and Miss Grace Smith on
Sunday accompanied Dr. E. R. Rhine
and family on an auto trip to Ham
burg.—Miss Emma Smith, of Harris
burg, and George Biddle, of Duncan
non,- were guests of Miss Eliza Buck
on Sunday. Miss Eliza Buck spent
several days as the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ebersoie at Penbrook.—
j Mr. and Mrs. Adam Walmer, of
Steelstown, are spending some time
with Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Leese.—Miss
Marion Smith was the week-end guest
of Miss Myrna Smith, at Maple Lodge
cottage at Millersburg. Miss Wil
helinina Ball left for Atlantic High
lands on Monday to resume her
'classes.—Mrs. Roat, of Reading, Is
spending the week with Mrs. Alice
j Rahuck. Mrs. John H. Look, of
Piketown, was the guest of Miss Ellen
and Sallle Zimmerman on Tuesday.—
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Backenstoe and
daughter. Lilian, of Mount Joy, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bolton
on Thursday. Mrs. Annie Smith and
Mrs. Elizabeth Balthaser visited
friends at Penbrook on Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas Koons, of Harrisburg,
and Mrs. Tyson, of Blairsvllle, spent
Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. William
Hench. Mrs. H. C. Schaner and
children, of Harrisburg, and Mrs.
John Geyer, of Middletown. on Thurs
day were guests of Mrs. Rebecca
Baker.
Overseer Noel Is Repairing
State Road in Perry County
Xew Germantown. Pa., Sept. 11.—
Mrs. T. S. Gibson and Mrs. Ira Collins,
of Rlain. were guests of Miss Luella S.
McLaughlin on Tuesday. They also
railed on Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Trestle. —
C. B. Trostle was in Blain on Monday
1 and also went to C. M. Foose's, in
Madison township.—George W. Meek,
of Wheatfield township. Democratic
candidate for the nomination for
county commissioner, was looking up
his interests in Toboyne township.—
j Overseer J. A. Noel had several men
employed repairing the State road and
took an auto trip to Landisburg on
Thursday. William J. Wlllhide, of
Baltimore, visited friends here.—Post
master Russell F. Swartz, of New Ger
mantown. and Miss Hazel Smith, of
Blain, were In Harrisburg this week. —
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kesler and |
daughter Romaine, of Mount Pleasant, i
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ros- j
coe Morrow. Martin Hopple is 111
with pleurisy.—Mr. and Mrs. George t
W. Johnson, of Blain, visited Mrs. R. j
c. Adams and Mr. and Mrs. S. B. '
I Trostle on Sundav.—A valuable cow i
• died for George D. Martin, of Mount j
Pleasant, that he had refused SBO fori
a short time before. Miss Jessie I
| Mumper, of Mount Pleasant, has gone
j to Norristown to become a trained i
nurse.—Mr. and Mrs Hoffman, of Mil
lersburg, spent Sundav with Mr. and
I Mrs. W. H. Adams.—Mrs. W. H. Ad
ams went to Harrisburg to se«< Mr.
and Mrs. John Burrell before their re
i moval to Dupont, Fla.
Trip by Auto to New
York to Visit Son
By Special Correspondence
Lewlsberry, Pa., Sept. 11.—Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Parks returned from an
outo trip to New York city, where they
were guests of their son and his wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Blake Parks. They were
accompanied as far as Philadelphia by
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Armstrong and
daughter who returned
t home with them.—Mr. and Mrs. Allan
j Frankeberger and daughters, Miriam
land Margaret, who were visiting rela
tives here, have returned to their home
I In Philadelphia.—Mrs. Ettie ElHeman
I left on Monday for York, where she
j will live with her sister. Miss Mary
I Hall. She lately had as her guests
! Mrs. Bella Keller, of Philadelphia. Mr.
j llall and Miss Hall, of York.— Mr. and
Mrs. Will Bushey and daughter Es-
I ther, of Lemoyne, were guests of Mr.
i and Mrs. J. F. Sutton..—While playing
bail recently in front of G. J. Straycr's
; store Raymond Stonesifer. pitcher of
| the I.ewisherry team, pitched a ball to
! Ralph Millard, who is also a member
I of the home team, which struck Mil
lard in the face, breaking his nose.—
Mrs. Alice Stonesifer is visiting in
I Philadelphia, the guest of Mr. and
! Mrs. T. W. Barnhill.—The Rev. Ed
| ward Jackson to-morrow morning in
the Methodist Episcopal Church will
deliver a sermon to the members of
Lewisberry Valley Grange. No. 1360.
John E. Whisler, of York Haven,
president of the twelfth district of
the York County Sabbath School Asso
ciation. attended the local Methodist
Sunday school session on Sunday.—
Miss Lorena Kilmore has returned to
her home in Mechanicsburg after a
vacation spent at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Laird.—Mr.
and Mrs. George W. Smith returned
Monday to their home in Baltimore
pfter a visit with Mrs. Mary S. Myers.
—Martin Brentjeman, of New Cumber
land. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
| Roy Miller.—The Rev. and Mrs. Gor
don Gray have returned to Philadel
| phla after spending several months at
the Strominger summer home here.—
Dean R. Hudson, a student at Dickin
son Seminary, Willlamsport, will leave
shortly for that institution, where he
Ik preparing for the ministry.—Har
vey Erney, assistant rural mail car
rier ,is now serving the route while
C. C. Rich, carrier, is taking a vacation.
Men of Newton Hamilton
Organize New Fire Co.
By Special Correspondence
Newton Hamilton, Pa..Sept. 11. — Miss
Nora Hughes is visiting friends at
Burnt Cabins.—Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Coulter, of Tyrone, were recent vis
itors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J.
i M. Graham. Sr.—Mrs. C. A. Daniels
j spent the past week at Millersburg,
Ohio, having been called there by the
''.eath of a sister.—R. B. Fields, of
I Elkins, W. Ya.. is visiting relatives
| here.—Mrs. Harmon Gearhart left on
! Monday for her home in Georgetown,
' 111., after a month's visit with her
mother, Mrs. Annie Sechrist. —At a
meeting held recently a fire company
was organized and the following offi
cers elected: President. L C. Bowen;
I treasurer, Samuel Miller; secretary, L.
j B. Rogers: financial secretary, L. F.
Valentine; chief, S. C. Rardine; assist
ant chief, G. L. Kennedy.—Arthur
Graham. Ardell Gaff and Ralph Nor
ton were visitors at Mount Union Sat
urday.—Born to Mr. and Mrs. Monaca,
Sunday. September 5, a son.—Misses
Mary Palmer and Irene McVey were
Mount Union visitors Saturday even
ing.
ELIZA BETH VTLI ,E BAND CONCERT
Elizabetlivllle. Pa., Sept. 11. —Charles
Hummel has sold his propertv in
Spruce street to John Ritz. —Dr. W. E.
Naylor spent a week with his sons at
i Harrisburg and visited Camp Hill.—
j The Citizens Band rendered a tine
I concert on the square on Saturday
I evening. Miss Ida Eckert has re
! turned to Elwyn, Pa., after spending
a vacation here.—Mrs. A. A. Gohn is
visiting at York and Harrisburg.—Jo
i seph Stine lias returned to Franklin
| and Marshall College; Russell Rhoads
1 f-nd Jesse Zeigler to Lebanon Valley
j College.—William P. Ingle, of Mill-
I mont, spent last Saturday In town.—
j Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Bingaman, of Lock
| Haven, spent several days here. Mr.
Bingaman was formerly Pennsylvania
i Railroad ticket agent.—Mr. and Mrs.
|J. Bohner are visiting the latter's
j brother at Rough-and-Ready. Mr.
j nnd Mrs. A. M. Romberger and son
Roy spent the week with the Rev. Mr.
Romberger at Wilkes-Rarre. Miles
V. Miller has entered the Millersburg
I high school. —Mr. and Mrs. Aaron A.
I Enders and Miss Miller spent Tuesday
;at Ashland. Miss Hilda Eby will
j leave for Highspire on Monday, where
} she will teach school.—James A. Hoff
man. Fnited States ganger at Lititz.
spent several days with his family
here.—Mrs. W. A. Miller and son's
spent Saturday at Millersburg.—John
Hoover, one of the town's Civil War
veterans, is ill at his home. Miss
Beulah 1. Shutt left for Johnsonburg,
j vhere she is instructor in music.—■
I John A. Whitman and Mr. Lapenta,
of Norrlstown. are the guests of Wil-
I liam Whitman.—Mrs. M. H. Zerfing
j spent several days at Gratz. Mrs.
Fred A. Zeigler spent the week at
Philadelphia.—Samuel Hosterman is
spending a vacation at Spring Mills.—•
John R. Hauck. of Harrisburg, is the
guest of his brother, Henry Hauck.
Selinsgrove Schools Have
Full Corps of Teachers
By Special Correspondence
.Selinsgrove, Pa.. Sept. 11. Lester
Shucker. accompanied by Leon Mach
mer, of Hamburg, students at State
College, returned home this week from
Reading. Misses Mabel and Marie
Steffen. who spent the summer at
I Eaglesmere, returned to their home
her this week. Selinsgrove public
schools opened Monday or this week
with the following corps of teachers-
Principal high School, Sumner M Snv
der; assistant principal high school,
Ray Seaman; grammar school. Earnest
Ramaly; Intermediate. James Roust
fourth grade, Jennip Miller; third grade'
Anita Houseworth; second grade
Martha Gemberline-; primary, 5, T ellle
Forgy. Miss Matilda Maury returned
to her home. Saturdav. after spending
several weeks at Philadelphia.—Miss
Margaret Dreese left for Pittsburgh on
Tuesday. Selinsgrove school board
at a meeting held this week has decid
ed to reopen the Isle of Que public
schools which were abandoned several
years ago.
nOXMOTER FA Mil,Y REI'XIO*
By Special Correspondence
Jonestown. Pa., Sept. 11.—The Don
mover family reunion h«-ld In D. H.
Kreiser's large grove, a short distance
southwest of town, on Sunday, was
largely attended. Mrs. Charles Bow
man and daughters. Carrie, Harriet,
Blanche and Eugenie, and grandson.
Charles, of Allentown. spent several
days with Mrs. Bowman's mother. Mrs.
Caroline — The Misses Hum
melberger, of South Araboy, N. J., re
turned home after spending several
days with their uncle, L. Hellman
Rank. Mrs. Ralph Westbrook and
son, John George. who have been
spending the summer with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. George S. Capp, re
turned to their home at Harrisburg.
The peaches of Harry R. Zehrlng and
Amos L Darcas are In great demand.
—Charles Walker and family, of New
York, who had intended leaving for
Montgomeryvllle. were delayed, they
having received a telegram stating
that there was a contagious disease
[ In the family of his brother, Thomas.
AUTO STOLEN AND
THEN ABANDONED
Machine Taken From Greencastle
Garage Found Next Morning
at Street Corner
TOLL GATE OFFICE ROBBED
Winger Block, Oldest Building in
Greencastle. Being Remodeled
by Workmen
By Special Correspondence
Greencastle. Pa.. Sept. 11.—Green
castle was visited by robbers on Tues
day night when a number of stores
were entered. The Witmer garage
was broken into and the automobile
taken, but evidently the thieves were
unable to run the car. for the ma
chine was abandoned on one of the
street crossings. At the toll gate east
of town the robbers secured thirty
dollars in money. The Franklin
Sunday School Association met In an
nual session in Greencastle this week,
with about one hundred delegates in
attendance. Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Grove entertained at dinner In honor
of Prof. Harry Grove and his bride.
Covers were laid for twenty-five.
Mrs. E. O. McLanahan gave a very in
teresting talk on "Woman Suffrage"
before the W. C. T. U. on Tuesday
evening. Carpenters have com
menced work on the remodeling of
the Winger block in Center Square.
This Is one of the oldest buildings in
the town. Miss Margaret Walter
has returned to Philadelphia, after an
extended visit with Greencastle rela
tives.—Harold Drew, of Derby, Conn.,
was a guest at the home of D. Z.
Shook.—Mr. and Mrs. B. Frank Carter,
of Glen Ridge, N. J.. were called to
Greencastle this week by the death of
Mrs. Carter's aunt, Miss Kate 1,. Mc-
Cauley.—John Diehl has entered Car
thage College, Carthage, 111.-—Dr. and
Mrs. J. G. Broad, Dr. Edward Pardoe
and Miss Wadell, of South Fork. Pa.,
spent part of this week in the home
of Dr. C. B. Carl. Miss Tirzie Grove
:is home from Chautauqua, where she
spent the summer. Elmer Hessler,
of Philadelphia, was a week-end visi
tor here. —Miss Elizabeth Wight, of
Baltimore, was the guest of Miss Llllle
Kauffman over Sunday. Miss I/ore
Branisholtz left this week for Eliza
bethtown. where she has been elected
head of the music deportment of the
public schools. Hiram Metcalfe, of
Pittsburgh, Is spending his vacation
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Metcalfe. Mrs. E. D. Stouffer and
daughter, Miss Helen Stouffer, are
home from Philadelphia. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Hostetter have returned
to Pittsburgh, after a visit with Miss
Alice Hostetter. Mr. and Mrs. E. C.
Arnold and son. of Harrisburg, spent
the past week with Greencastle
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Etter
Give Lawn Party For Friends
By Special Correspondence
Halifax, Pa., Sept. 11.—Mr. and
Mrs. Walter S. Chubb and daughter,
of Topeka. Kan., spent the fcast week
visiting relatives here. Evangelist
Ross Denick, of Harrisburg. was the
guest of the Rev. J. C. Pease over
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Kelter
and children and J. Harry Wagner,
of Cherrvdale, Va„ and Joseph Camp
bell. of Washington, D. C.. were visi
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. S.
Potter during the week.-—Mrs. Emma
Wilver. of Washington, D. C.. is a
guest at the Potter home. Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Keim, of Harrisburg, and
Miss Effie Kelm. of Lebanon, were
guests of 51 r. and Mrs. G. W. West
fall over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Ellis, of Springville, N. Y„ are vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Ballon at
their home at West View. Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Hoffman, of Tampa, Fla.;
Mrs. W. K. Bumbaugh, of Harrisburg;
Miss Margaret Zinn, of Lewistown,
and Mrs. B. B. Brubaker, of Halifax,
and granddaughter, Florence Ettie, of
Philadelphia, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Poffenherger at Susque
hanna Heights. Mrs. Josephine
Evans, of Carbondale, is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. J. H. Lebo. C. C.
Sweigard. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Lyter,
Huldah Whitaker and Mrs. John War
fel and son spent Saturday at Hershey
and Union Deposit.—Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Etzmlller. of Penbrook, spent
several days with their parents here.
—J. Harry Wagner and Joe Campbell,
of Washington. D. C„ are visiting the
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Wagner.—Mrs. Daniel Lebo, of Luck
now. is visiting his nephew, Charles
Miller, this wek. Anthony I«ng, of
Arizona, Is visiting his nephew, Chas.
Miller. Michael Sheaffer, of Pen
brook, spent several days at the home
of Jerry Jury. F. J. Kunhirt and
family, of Lebanon returned to their
home on Sunday, after spending some
time at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Miller. Carrie Shott re
turned to her home In Lebanon on
Monday after visiting at the home of
Frank Shlley. Mrs. Claude Hoover
and daughter. Grace, of Highspire, are
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
C. K. Wise. Mr. and Mrs. M. W.
Etter entertained at a lawn party at
their home In Second street on Thurs
day evening. Gilbert and Delmar
Still spent several days at Philadel
phia and Atlantic City. Mr. and
Mrs. William Mish, of near McClellan,
announce the birth of a son, Septem
ber 4. Annie Meokley spent the
week at Enola. John Zeiders and
family, of Progress, visited at the
home of William Bowman.
PRRRD-I, \ XT/, WEDDING
By Special Correspondence
Tont|w«ntow n. Pa., Sept. 11. Mr.
arid Mrs. .Tam"s A. Cameron joined a
party of twenty people from Millers
town and motored to Rllzahethtown
where they visited the Masonic Home.
—Miss Jr-an Griffith, of Kaston. was the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. A. G. Halde
man, this week. Mrs. Josephine Zell,
of Passaic, N. J., and Mrs. Crowther. of
Oak Lane, are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Fdward Slilnpen Thompson. John C.
Tennis, of New York, and Misses Mar
guerite and Klgarda Tennis, of Phil
adelphia, wore r*c»nt guests of Mrs.
Israel Tennis and Mrs. D. H. Spotts.
Mrs William Brown, of Cocalamus, Is
visiting her daughter. Mn, B. H.
Branthoffer. Mrs. Herbert Colyer and
little son, of Philadelphia, spent several
days at the hom» of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Colyer. Miss Elizabeth Halde
man. of Mlddleburg, Is spending several
weeks with her grandmother. Mrs. J.
G. Hnldemsn. Mrs. William Moore
and little son, of Trenton, N. J., are
visiting Mrs. Irvin Lantz. Ralph
Freed and Miss Tlllle Lantz were mar
ried at the Methodist Episcopal par
sonage by the Rev. W. A. Garber last
Saturday evening.—Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Haldeman snd son, John, and Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Gilbert and two daug.l
ters. of Mlddleburg. were guests of
Mrs. -I. G. Haldeman, on Fundav. ,vjr.
and Mrs. W. R. Long. Miss Katharine
Pmel. and Ross Atkinson spent Sun
da with Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Bai
, hore at Mlffllntown.
4100-MILE TUP
TO SI FRANCISCO
Automobile Used 250 Gallons of
Gasoline Between Pennsyl- ,
vania and California
LEWISTOWN MAN'S JOURNEY
Joseph Gantz, 90-Year-01dHunter,
Ready For Fall Shooting Sea
son in Mifflin County
i/cwlstown. Pa., Sept. 11.—Voters
will decide on the proposition of rais
ing funds to construct a new high
school building. Dr. D. C. Smith
underwent an operation at Philadel
phia for a growth on the spine.—Mr.
and Mrs. G. S. Miller have returned
from a trip to Denver. Col. The
Rurnham Park has closed and it was
a very unprofitable season due to the
wet and cool weather.—Horace Schell.
of llion, X. Y„ is spending some time
with friends here.—Catherine Faught,
of Harrisburg, has been calling on
friends here. Miss Mildred Wentz
will return to her musical studies at
Combs Musical Conservatory, at Phila
delphia in a few days. John Gantz,
at 90 years of age, is ready to take
the trail again when hunting season
comes in. Joseph Dreese, of Lewis
town, has motored to San Francisco,
over 4,000 miles by the route he trav
eled. He had but one puncture and a
broken spring, and he used 250 gal
lons of gasoline as fuel. He says it
was a delightful trip.
New York Evangelists'
Campaign at Mt. Joy
Mount Joy, Pa., Sept. 11.—Peter S.
Brubaker, A. N. Musser and Abraham
L. Nissley were in Philadelphia on
Wednesday. Miss Margaret and
Master John Hollowell of Reading aro
spending several weeks with their
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Hol
lowell. Mrs. Fanny Frankenfield of
Philadelphia was the guest of Miss
Eliza Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Wallie
Graham and daughter of Carlisle have
been guests of Mrs. William Brown.—
Mrs. Reuben J. Myers and two daugh
ters ha\»e returned home after spend
ing a nnonth at Mount Gretna. —Miss
Beatrire Brown and Thomas J. Brown
were at Media. Miss Mame Hagen
berger returned to Kennetl Square af
ter spending a week in to»n with
Mrs. Harry G. Hagenberger. Mrs.
Mary Boyd is at Baltimore visiting her
son, Howard Boyd. Mr. and Mrs.
I.eßoy Bates of Shiremanstown vis
ited the family of Albert Campbell,
on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Pastorius
of Pittsburgh were visitors In the fam
ily of John S. Myers. Mrs. Anna
Myers and Mrs. Mary Martin return
ed home on Wednesday after spending
a month with the Rev. Lloyd Martin
of Cincinnati, and Mrs. H. S. Gabel of
Dayton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Flury and son spent Sunday at
j Wrlghtsvllle, wit h Mr. and Mrs. C. S.
! Flury. Evangelist and Mrs. Ward
Mosher of Ithaca., >T. Y., on Thurs-
I day commenced union > evangelistic
| meetings, to be continued for on i
month in a specially built tabernacle.
60 by 120 feet, seating 2,000 people.—
Joseph Boyer and wife of Philadel
phia, Mrs. Kate Ferguson of Ambler
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Snavely of
Harrisburg, have been the guests of
Mr. and Mrg. Benjamin E. Hiestand.
j—J. R. Missemer was at Christiana on
Sunday, where he visited Alfred Sim
mons. William M. Hollowbush and
Paul E. Getz spent Tuesday in Phila
delphia. John Kesselring left on
Wednesday for Fredericksburg, Va.,
his former home, where he will spend
a week.
Mrs. Amelia Gintzer Home
From Harrisburg Hospital
OnnMinnnn, Pa., Sept. 11. Mrs.
| Amelia Gintzer has returned to her
I home here from the Harrisburg Hos
pital, where she had been for several
weeks, as the result of a fall in which
she received a fractured hip. Mr. and
Mrs. McCartney, of Altoona, visited the
latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian
Harllng, this week. Mrs. Annie
Johnston has returned to her home, at
Harrisburg, after a visit to her son,
Charles Johnston's family.—Oscar Noss.
I of Boston. Mass., spent the week .with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George B.
Xoss. Miss Anna Wills Is on an ex
i tended visit to Detroit. Mich. Elias
I M. Haas lias returned home from a visit
1 to Altoona. J. M. bind, of Kansas
City, Mo., is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. William Mozingo and little daugh
ter have returned to their home, at
Duncansville, after a visit to her sis
-1 tor. Miss Susie Stewart. Mrs. S. W.
behonan, of Philadelphia. was the
guest of Mrs. William Wills this week.
| —Mr. and Mrs. D. Homer Ziegler, Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert MacKellar, of Phila
delphia. were week-end guests of the
farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Ziegler. Mrs. Fulton Reel and daugh
ter. Mrs. Elsie Berry, of Tuxedo, Md..
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John A.
Hemperly this week. Mrs. Elizabeth
Mutzabaugh and daughter. Mildred, of
Hummelstown, spent Sunday here.
Schofleld Hart has returned from a
visit to relatives at Auburn N. Y.
Mrs. Ralph Smith and little son,
Charles, have returned home from New
port. The Misses Margaret and Mary
Rnlsner, of Harrisburg, spent Tuesday
with their sister. Mrs. Jacob Johnn
ston. William Klrkwood, of York,
was the guest of relatives here over
Sunday. Mrs. Robert Kelly and two
daughters, Misses Ethel and Naonji.
have returned to their home, at Phila
delphia. after a visit to relatives here.
XV. C. T. U. Pltf.VIC
By Special Correspondence
Hlnln, Pa.. Sept. 11. Mrs. Robert
Rov McKahan. of Washington, IT. C.,
name on Tuesday to visit her cousin,
H. M. Hall. The Woman's Christian
Temperance Union have decided to
hold its annual picnic In Sherman's
Park, on September IR. W. H.
Trostle has returned from a visit to
the I'anama-Paclflic Exposition at Sari
Francisco. Twins were born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Harris on Saturday night,
but both babies died during the follow
ing day. Miss Grace Spotts, of Phil
adelphia, is visiting her father, M. S.
Spotts. Dr. W. H. FUcklnger Is the
guest of C. C. Kern, at Harrisburg.
C. J. Kell has returned to State Col
lege where he Is a senior student In a
four-year agriculture course. He was
accompanied by W. F. Hall, who will
enter State College as a freshman
Mrs. B. A. Bower and two children, of
Shlremanstown, visited friends here.
Bl SY INTRODUCING CANDIDATES
Allen. Pa., Sept. 11.—D. G. Bow
man spent Saturday at Philadelphia
end Willow Grove.—The schools of
Monroe township opened on Monday,
September 6.—David Kauffman, who
haa serious brain trouble, has been
removed to the State Asylum at Har
risburg.—Dr. Bp.lsh and family, of
Baltimore, are spending their vacation
with their parents.—A number of flit
tings are already mentioned for the
Spring, particularly among farmers.—
John Starry is preparing to erect a
house on his lot in North Main street.
—Warren Zell and Xorman Enck are
kept busy Introducing the candidates
ol their respective parties.
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