The Middleburgh post. (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, November 19, 1903, Image 5
MIDPUSBURG POST. 1 SSSmwSSSS McKEE'S HALF FALLS. Mrs. Jerome Hays of Meiservillc .. i m. ir..,UQ v;,.i,.ia Tn.Hi. George Ilile ot llotler was so uufortunate as to break Ins arm Monday while ruling a liorse which thn-w him ofl. Clias. Updegrove is on the sick list Mrs. Jiio. Gordon was seen on W...1. Mrs. Holmes Nichols moved out til lllHit I lO I" I IWK MH l""l.-il.n .. ii .... (., 'PI i ttliiri' she intends to stay tiiis win ter. ('liirtnii and Hugh Iveiclicnhaeh W I ' . I ... WtTl' HI " 11 " CUUCSOay. Ann li'i IWkcv visited her sister. Mrs. Hi If, at I Iollcr Tuesday. Win. lviuwcll is visiting hi-1 iirot hit- (Jto. Kuuwcll, for tin- jia-t 1 week. J.S Line and wilo took a lui-i-1 lies? ir.n ui ..t'iiii.-iui- iiiiiiiii.i, i , . i:... -r i j'liL' following visiters were notic ed in tu ii the past week, Mary Fislirr, Sallio Reichenhach, May I'Hi, Sadie Ibirgey, ami May New man. Misses Mablo Reiohenbaeh and Mary better visited the loriiie r s uncle and family Win. Herrold's. Mrs. W. F. Ivine and Sedie were iu town Monday evening. A. r. lline has returned from Altoona and reported a very good time. Miss Laura Zeehman of Middle- bun- visited relatives, Jno. Herrold and family, over Sunday. Harry Kreitzer went to Milton for work Monday. Mrs. Dr. B. F. lieale made a Hy ing triy to Liverpool, Monday. T. J. Nichols, who lias been away working for the past weeks, has re turned home agaiu. J. S. lline and wife visited at Liverpool Tuesday. J. Harry Kreitzer has returned home after spending a few days at Milton. Mrs. Jno. Selioch of I rummers Wharf and daughter, Mrs. Dirvin Troiitman of Newport, visited at J. E. JJoluvr's. Juniho Kerstetter is on the sick t. Miss dander of Port Trcverton is visiting at T. J. Nichols. Mrs. Dr. Meale and friend Miss Henrietta Rohrcr, made a flying trip to Jiiyerpool Saturday. Miss Nellie Daubert, spent a few lays with her aunt, Mrs. Stuart Hall. Mrs. Maggie Leonard has split a few days very pleasantly with her TOusin, airs, j. s. Kine and family. wo. C. Wagenseller of St'lins- groye was seen on our streets Sun- iay. J. K. Herrold, who is cmnloved at Suubury, visited her farnilv over jounuay. Miss Amelia Borkey is visiting Jta father at Richfield. A. B. Bine took a flvinir trin to pmsgrove Hunday. CHAPMAN. Ed. Ramn, who had been livinc . n ' . . : P im;v. uurgey's house, has moved w luetiiielij. II. Attinsrer came linme from Mertown to visit his fnmilv. George Moyer is employed at ydertown.' He says "When I ros a merry farmer, I used to lie It'liuid the stove such cold davs as ruuw nave". John L. w . - " "uu , ' lllLlllll y . raiKier and A . I? fii-lintil in t "ton, visited their families at this - - .IVI-..11U 11,11 V'l P'aoeStmdav. S. Herrold on-1 Yz- and J. Albert Herrold made a "P to buubury Saturday. Misses Mamie Yettcr and Mable 'eiclieiibach of Me.Keea 1 fnlta 'ting at Williflm fi Tr lunday. Danlp r:. i :i c "w were visitine in our vicinitv U Snvd V V UV XlCf Jk Will wen sea on our streets Sun- n Wternoon. . - PORT TREVORTON. 1. G. Slminhauh of Sunbury sjK'iit several days with his parents. Elmer Daubert and wife of Mil ton spent several days with his pa rents, George Daubert and wife. Dr. Kutter's father, mother and little brother of Nothuinlicrlaml spent several days very pleasantly with him at the Nathioiial. Nathan Shambach and wife are spending the week iu Philadelphia with their ilanht.r. Miss Leiiora. Mrs. Jno. Siel! and daiigli!. r, Miss Lnla, Mrs. Mart, and .-i-icr nt S'liiliiirv 'A cre I lie welcome guests oi" 1 'n'lijaiuiii Ni it, and I'uuily Sat urday. Misses Helta and Mav Maliek of snaiiiokiii wire eiiiertaineii ai liie ; ,Ii--'en::if ' Har: -ver- I,... i 11 ilavs lat weeK. I no. S. lline and wife of M'' Kee-! i Falls s-ed through our bur!! (lll.iv Auckerand (i. Clarence Faust of Suubury were iu town Sunday between trains to see their wives. M. K. Herrold and wife and Mrs. Slaullcr of Selinsgrove spent Sunday with friends. Mrs. Henry Keller and daughter, Mrs. Geo. Kine were to Suubury Monday to do some shopping. ('has. Wolf of Selinsgrove passed through town Sunday enroute to In dependence. Mrs. Minnie Eyer and daughter, MiM Sadie of Selinsgrove and Mrs. Marie W. Dundore and Miss Lizzie l'arnhart of Dundore enjoyed a drive to town Suml'iy. Mrs. Win. Poyer spent several days of last week at Suubury. D. G. Staid is having extensive improvements made at his house. J. C. Sehafler and J. Calvin Ar nold are doing the work. Chas. Aucker and family of Ver dilla were callers in town Sunday. Jcte Snyder transacted business at the county seat Friday. Miss Amy Enderson of Suubury spent several days of last week with her aunts, Mi. Levi Jlohner and Mrs. Sowarra llerro'd. Reuben Meiserand wife ofSelins- irrove passed throiiiih town one dav last week. Mi-ses Doll ie and Suie Miehi ol Miniiury spent last week verv pleasantly with their brother, John and family. The Trevorton liand took in the sights of town Saturday. RICHFIELD; Win. Pey and son moved into our town Monday. Marshall Shellenberger, of Phi hi' delphia is spending a short vacation with friends in this place. Mrs. Daniel Henncr died Monday. She had puttered for a long time of consumption which finally culminat ed in her death. Frank Rine of near Iewisburg spent a few days in town. Riley Weaver and daughter Dora, of Meiserville were in town on business Monday. Thursday afternoon there passed out of our midst an aged and res pected citizen, namely Peter S. Graybill. He had grown up with our town having been engaged in business at this place with his broth- er-iu-Iaw John Rine for more than thirty years and by intelligent busi ness ability and honesty they built up a trade, that has since become second to none in the county. He retired from active business a num ber of years ago but always seemed to take a lively interest in the ad vancement of the town's welfare. His wife and one daughter had pre ceded him in death. The daughter having died about six months previ ous to his deecaser. He was a mem ber of the Meiinonite church having united with the said church about forty-five years ago. He was sick only about six weeks and was aged 78 yrs. 8 mo. and Zb days. A Jiost of friends and relatives attended the funeral services which were held in Cross Roads Mennonitc church Sun day a. m. Thus another veteran has left the ranks of the church militant and on younger shoulders falls his mantle, that they also may fit themselves to join him in the church triumphant. HUMMEL'S WHARF. Thomas Ilettriek and wife spent Sunday in Selinsgrove. Miss Mary Scitz of Ilighspire is spending a week among her many friends here. Mrs. Norton 15ower returned home, niter a f"w weeks' visit in Juniata Co. and Millersburg. Mrs. Kebeeca Geirhait of Mill roy spent a few davs with her sister, Mrs. Amanda Noll. Mr-. Dirvin Trout man of New pi"!, i- paying a vi-i: t i her paivnt., Ji.!i;i Selioch iilld ite. Mis-i Ma'.!" Sidler of Shaniokin I V:i:i -.pen' la-t Sumlav wi'h Mi-s Minnie Trull. Mi" Kmma Howcr I Cleveland, ( lino spent a lew oav- in tin I ,j.,;m Krumbim ili.il .lilt', wile, ainl Wi fe I'll t ( -IM a i Ui 1 1 a few davs u,vk at I'el.r I lai lev's. Mrs. P.ri.iu T. .;ls attended the ehieki n and wallle .-upper, uivi ll by I he members of the Ib'lbl'lilcd church, at Sclin-grove, Saturday evening. Mrs. Chas. Miller and children of Selinsgrove vi-ited her jiarentr last week, and also made a dip to bhaniokin 1 )ani, to see her sister Mrs. Harry lrexler, w ho is very ill. a l 1 Amos lemiieriing and son uen aldo, the hustling throhers, have been busily engaged during the pa week, in our vicinity, with their two machines. idkpi:ndi;.nce Ernest Moyer of Shaniokin spent last week here hunting. David Roush and wife of Harris- burg spent Sunday at John Sullel's, Jjcvi Shatter returned from Ron eana where he was employed. Rully Leach was seen in onr town Saturday eve. Frank Rohrer of Mc Kces callw on Mr. Burgey as u Mill wright. .James Jjeaeli of llotier spent Sunday with Ins daughter, Mr I Ieiit.leman. W. II. Shelly left for Sunbiii Saturday. f : . . i . c it i i t ' t . 4-u.-s iiessie .-luuei ami .miss t unci loiusli intend lo leave lor Shauio, I I .1 -II I mu wnerc inev win spend a lew days with relatives. Levi Shatter, Ernc.-t Moyer 1 leutllc ollell v, .KICK Kcicllf llliadl and Uastus Fisher were up on J. S olt s farm hunting r inlay. T. A. Herrold moved to Millers burg Saturday. Mrs. Amelia Moyer of Suubury is visiting her parents at this plan Mr Shelley is greatly improving his house hy a new porch, etc. Sim the great coal operator ot the ausipuchannu river says the coal arc fine. Ed. Witmer and Tom Houser have invented a coal digger but it is on the minim. Miss Mary Fisher and Mrs. Sal lie Reichenbach were taking music lessons at Halls ifriday afternoon. MT. PLEASANT MILLS. Reuben Rubb and wife of Lewis town, are visiting her sick mother, Mrs. J. Kreighbumn. Miss Cora Steiver left for Phila delphia this week, where she is em ployed. Ansa Margaret ohadle had to close her school a few days last week, on account of a few days' ill ness. Mr. Mertz of Northumberland with his automobile, was visitine at Allien Sclmec s Sundav. The Communion Services Sun day were well attended. WANTED A trustworthy gen 11 man or lady in each eounty to manage business for nu old established house o Hohd llnaneliil HtnmUng. A straight eona fide weekly salary of $18.00 paid by check each Monday with all ex penses direct from headquarters. Money advanced for expenses. Enclose ad dressed envelope. Manager, 200 Caxton Bldg., Chicago. 10-l-16t Engine For Sale A twelve horse power portable Frlck Engine is oflered at private sale. It can be Been at Stroptown. Inquire or 2 D. DTBOUF, t-t Strouptown, Pa. NEITZ'S VALLEY. Win. D. Xeitz of Mexico was visiting his grandfather, Ja-ob Hendricks over Sunday. The night visitors might nncat their visits to this valley to often. The sick of this valley are all improving. Miss Bertie Kerstetter came to work for Philip Hendricks. Wilson Mover ol Flint Stone alley paved through lu re Simdav. ( 'apt. Geo. Kuhn and John 1 . Marks made a business trip to Mid dleburg Saturday. . w l;i aii'l entei taciuent i e peet ..V. -Vi. ed i'l our -elhii ii-h' I'' P. hi:',. Mi- Li lira n Mu went I i win k in tin S;oni daee.'ai l.rwi. M..vei' ehil.i; Vat lev. -t Newton i:.,!h inliT i- nil, Sore toe. F. P. ib,!lappl, vi-iuir' at Palla-i undav. Mr-. Ph.olie Hendri-k-ing her mother, Mr-... Iain - i- vi-i l 1 hat ii, iin. i. iiue ui i.ewi.-iown wa in a i .. i . . i .'i . this locality la.-t week buying cat tie Ibr Phila. market-. . . i i. it". i . i . u aner ami n tor l a leiunye ... i .ii .... i speui several navsat iiamoKiu am A.-ldand last week. .Mary leihl spent Saturday at Middlebnrg. I'esnie Neitz spend Saturday am Sunday with her parents at Selin grove. Lizzie Holfzapjile made a llyin trip to Selinsgrove one day la- week. Nina Ranch spent Friday in Sun- bury. The sale of Willet Hoyer was wel attended. He left Monday to as sume charge of a hotel at Ashland. Robert Worth and family of'Sel insgrove spent some time Monday until b. liinganmn and yyjfe. Arthur Glass of Phila, is spend iug a few days with his parents. ("has. Roiinh, wile and son Gcorgt ol jMiddlcluirg spent .Momlav at I his place. on- iiium weni io i reamer on Friday evening and MTeiiaded John M l i . I Fields, the newly elected A--01 i Judge. I he remains of Samuel ( lilben were laid to rest in Fveigreen ( '1 me u ry Saturday. A lar-e number o relatives and friends attended tin funeral. Aged 7 years, In montl and ',! days. (i. Iierteh, who had been cm ployed near Pittsburg the past Sum iner, returned home Wednesday. C. Walter returned to Camden, X. J., Saturday to resume his du ties as conductor on the street ears. Mary Woodling lefl Monday for Middlchurg where she will w em ployed. lorn Arlxgast, clerk at the Nell House, Sunbury, spent several day at home last week. John Fisher is spending a few days with his sister at Danville. Will Iloutz made a flying busi ness trip to Port Royal Monday. Rolert Shotzlierger of Yerdilla, spent Sunday in town. Tne Iloutz Cigar Factory turned out about 100,000 cigars last month Mrs. John Iloutz and son, Will, spent J?nday at Selinsgrove. John Gundrum spent Saturday and Sunday ln&unbury. tram eulenmeyer made a trip through Ferry Co., last week in the interests of the Iloutz cigar factory. Fred. Herman, our Liveryman, will sell all his horses, buggies, etc., some time in the near future. Communion services will be held in the Reformed Church in two weeks. Will Sehnee of Mt. Pleasant Mills pent Saturday evening at this lace. , Adam Glass, our Jolly I'arber, !iad a barber's vole placed in front of his shop Saturday. W. II. Grimm treated his resi dence to a coat of paint. WANTED: Men to husk corn either by the day or by the bushel. ' H. M. Wolf, Lewisbubo' . PA. PALLAS. The Trustees of Grubb's ehuix-h have torn down the old barn on the church property and will soon begin putting up a new structure. Rabbit hunters can be seen and heard in every locality. Some are careless and should Ik- taught a leS' son. Mrs. Mary A. IJaily has just re i . " i . .... i iiirneii irom a pieaani visit to in r old trends and relatives in Centre ville. Mi Carrie Kaler has arain left for Su rjlmrv, where she I a- a irood Misitioii in the Nell Hotel. .Itnvbo Keistcttcr liii" about coin- pleted remodel i in' his farm dwelling on the o!. Sw;irl. farm Heart irubb' lurch. Ilcpor1- -iv lie intei"!- to Ii! nil i model summer resort for hunters. Irvin I'ailey, our photographer mu Ii i; i- I I, ,i H'l ill ami I . v t. .-ivi I a iin-l evei'v v. is n mo I I: l!l!r pi. life-. i i dill oarhi I, II III 1'c-idellee, :i 1 win.; i' ' in Sw:o 1 Sm,, work. F.I. M-ing!.. lal ie- a ad lien i, !ii !;- a.iiliiiuii- Wiiii ,l;, i, I' lln pulling :iu l.i.'lh ',-i.le. , i I ll It In Vi! T vertoii the ia! u,'( I. Po!;l!o, Hue!, W heat ail' I I ... .po buyer- iae 1 red this ,;,n ,, tl.e count I V available ii living up alintit :,li tin in the aiiove line, Suiiie 1'inilisli People. Allnw u eniiL'li tn run until il u'et beyond the reach of iin ilieine. They often say, "(Hi, It will wear away," but in itnl ea-ies il will wear them away. Could they be induced to try the successful i licino called Kemp's r.alsani. which is sold on a pn-itive (uarantee t re, they would iiiiiueili- ately see theexeellent ell'ect after tak-iiif- the lirsi dose. Price -'c. nml 'iUc. 1 11:11 size lice. At nil (Initftfists. BEAVER SPRINGS. Jas. (1. Crou.-e of .Middlchurg, made a business trip to this place. Co. Supt. Geo. W. Walhorn, vi sitinl some of our schools last week. Miss Piessie Smith of Middlchurg is visiting relatives at this place. John Miller of this place while working at Jbrn.,U)j j)a,- (jic ,;, fortune to have one of his eyes in jured by a piece of steel entering it. J. I. liingiiman's house is under n 10 f. 1 1 t 1 r 1 . . . . . II. llo-e ami wife v 1 - 1 1 in Lewistow 11 recently. Mi-- Ji --ie I'.reuer, relurued mi. -ioiiary nl India, will deliver a lcc tu.'e in 1 in- Lui.her.111 ehureli, Thur day e eiiing. All 'ire eordiallv in viied. II. I. Kumig made a lui-inc trip I 1 Sunliiirv, Klincsgrove and the I .( ). (. F. Orphanage. The election at this place was very ipiiet. Masti r Geo. Haines is down with typhoid fever at the home of his grand parents, Geo. I. Ililger's. Mrs. Amnion Musser spent Sun day in lieavertown. S.Shirey and wife tisited in Mid dlchurg, recently. C.G. Smith and wife of McCIurc were entertained by their parents, Sunday. K. K. Shannon of Lcwistown, spent a few days wiiii his family at this place. SELINSGROVE. Prof. C. H. Allx-rt of Blooms- burg spent a short time with his father last week. Dr. Raker, Prof. Yingst and Miss Kby and Fegley of Lvkens were visitors to town Monday evening. Mrs. Frank Hahne, formerly of Lock 1 laven spent several days with her brother, W. . Holmes. W. II. Row of near town, who lied Thursday was buried Monday forenoon at Salem, aged about (il years. Mrs. II. J. Duck 111 011 a visit to icr husband at Elizebethville where ie is employed in the Echo printing oilice. Miss Ilensel of Lykens spent several days very pleasantly with the Misses I'ergstrcsser. Mrs. Wm. Scharf and children, who were out of town a while returned home Thursday. Cyril Romig aud Miss Reekie eller were married last week. They came to this place Friday. Mrs. Nora Shields of Philadelnhia is visiting her parents. John Mark and wife. Frank Riegel of your town was a visitor Saturday. 1 v-. THE OLD RELIABLE I j ';c 77. L I..I,:, lloll-e u l! Ai,- , da - w it ( iaughr Fan .: a -i' -ni - deliv I'm la. ( ', ll- Mi ii;,". 1 I 1 1 1,1- '.- 1. in-; lad 01 ;,,. ! T, I ii,',. S, ';, . i r. .ni- I'Xpcei :.. !i j, , the I'ni nu : -Miinn a-nla. Win. Dree were the gin ,r! i 'Hid am V I I" ' ts of their - Mr-. trail 1'iolinger San er . .f the Westi i n p -late are l,i ing t i it it iin 1 Mary Snvder, sr.uN'F. ieoi ge ."Mciver, of Nam enjovingth" iio-pila!it v of h in our vii inity last week S. (bluett was at McL.-i on Wednesday. Don Himvjrr ami histcr Slelln, an,) Miss Iliein of Fremont did somr shopjiing in Suubury Friday. F. J. ICeistetter wife sod son, Walter spent Snndnv at MeK(.e with hi brother, "J11 mini,''' wl.n i very sick. Teacher-.' In-titiite wa- !uv r' ii 1 1 . line, I 1 1 evening, v verv in;, 1 ed." :irg. m! Mr-. ' I !atii - l: .bum - near ( )i ii : A. Wi.eio , , 1 and I' 1.1,1. ',lrl .. Nil!,!,. .1 ( . ha- Wci.l. niiiover wa- 11 I urn ham ti'i' i . . . ; 1 1 1 , ; 1 1 1 anl t'll'liet home Moil. lay. Stewart Geliict and Sehnee transai led biisines- Aithn: i'.i Siim- hury and Northumberland. Merchant Penj. L'ine and passed through town Saturdav. David Hoover spent a few Wl! lav- at Kantz, la-t week. Rev. Arthur Sheatler of Lancas ter will preach a trial sermon for the Rcfbrire I congregation on next Sunday evening a week. Levi Gelnett transacted business in Juniata Co., a few days ol las', week. William Snyder, who is employ ed at Sunbury, enjoyed the hospi tality of his parental home. Some of the people attended the funeral of Mrs. Simon Lawyer, at Richfield, Monday. Deafness cannot he cured Ry local applications as the can not leach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution al remedies. Deafness is caused hv an inflamed condition of the niucou lining of the Eustachian TiiIk-. When this tube is inllained von have a rumbling sound or ii 1 per feet hearing and when it is entirely close! Deafness U the result, and unless, the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal conditions, hearing will be destroyed for ever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflaned condition of the mucous services, fill We will give One Hnudrei Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo O. Sold by druggist8,76c. Hall family PiU8 are the best