NEWS: Personal Paragraphs, Altoona Times, July 15, 1903, Blair County, PA

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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

  Mr. William Daugherty and family, of Scottdale, are visiting friends in the 
city.
  Miss Florence Hinkle, of Philadelphia, is a guest at the home of Miss Bertha 
Hammel.
  Miss Gertie Law, of Carlisle, is spending her vacation with Miss Laura 
McCormick, 707 Eighth street.
  Miss Julia Reichelderfer, of Tamaqua, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Eli 
Halderman, 2103 Ninth avenue.
  Mr. D. M. McQuown, postmaster at Punxsutawney, accompanies by his wife and 
son, are visiting in the city.
  Mr. Joseph Kalbfus, chief game warden of the state, and Assistant Joseph 
Berrier were visitors in the city yesterday.
  Mrs. Mary Prosser and two children, of New York, are visiting at the home of 
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Kahle, 1016 Bridge street.
  Mrs. Andy Schimminger and son, Clair, will leave tomorrow for a two weeks' 
visit to Philadelphia, Atlantic City and New York.
  Mr. Frank Baker, of Kansas City, Mo., is the guest of his brother, Mr. Boyd 
Baker, chief clerk at McCartney's stationery store.
  Mr. John Toohey, of Pittsburg, accompanied by his mother, was a recent 
visitor to his grandmother, Mrs. Canty, of Eleventh street.
  Mr. E. F. Whitman, of the firm of Whitman & Artman, ladies' furnishers, left 
for eastern cities yesterday to purchase a new stock of goods.
  Miss Grace F. Pardoe and Miss Mame McBurney are rusticating at the 
Chautauqua assembly, New York, and will visit Rochester, Niagara Falls and 
Toronto, Can., before their return.
  Attorney W. A. Haggerty, a prominent member of the Clearfield county bar, is 
in the city the guest of ex-United States Commissioner A. P. McLeod.  He says 
Altoona has grown wonderfully during the past fifteen years.
  Mr. Herbert Funk, chief clerk for W. H. Peters, the grocer, and Mr. Howard 
Haupt, chief utility man at the same establishment, left for an extended drive 
to Gettysburg, Pa., Woodsboro, Md., Frederick City, Md.  They will be gone for 
two weeks.

Altoona Times, Wednesday, July 15, 1903