Pennsburg Town and Country newspaper, Saturday, August 10, 1901

STEINSBURG
Miss Ella WEINBERGER, of this place, left for Buffalo N.Y., last week, where she expect to visit a few weeks. She will take in the Pan-American Exposition before she comes home.
Miss Mamie RITTER, of Allentown, was the guest of O.H. ERDMAN and family, this week.
O.H. ERDMAN made a business trip to Doylestown last Monday.
Daniel LANDIS who was employed by Ad. ANDREWS, of near Trumbauersville, left his place and came home last week to his parents, A.Z. LANDIS, of this place, where he will stay for a while.
Morgan ENGELMAN, who was employed by his brother, O.J. ENGELMAN, of this place, left for Philadelphia last Sunday where he received a job as waiter in a retaurant.

FINLAND
Milton KLINE and family of near Lansdale, were the guests of Mrs. Ella PFAFF and family, on Sunday.
The celebrated SCHULER's Cornet Band will furnish the music at Chestnut Hill picnic today.
C.D. KRAUSS was elected as Representative of Finland Chamber No. 50, O.K.F. to the Grand Chamber O.K.F. at Trenton, N.J., this month.
T.K. STEVENS, the barber was in Philadelphia, on Monday and purchased one of the latest style barber chairs.
Mrs. Van ALLEN and Mrs. Joseph KRAMER, of Philadelphia, are staying a few days with H.K. TRUMBAUER and family.
H.K. TRUMBAUER's mill will be completed this week.

GERYVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. John CROUTHAMEL, of Quakertown, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. G.S. CROUTHAMMEL, on Sunday.
N.G. LOUX made a business trip to Philadelphia on Monday.
Harry HALLMAN, made a bicycle trip to Allentown on Sunday.
John HALLMAN lost a horse by death on Saturday.
J.B. MOLL and lady friend were visiting friends at Spring Valley, on Sunday.
Leidy BREY, of Allentown, is spending his vacation with H.H. ROTH and family.
John M. STOUDT, will dispose of his personal property at public sale in the near future.
A.R. MUMBAUER is building a 40 feet addition to his cigar factory