The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-12-06
MnIIOning TNVinkIings.

Centre Square is lively place, espcc
tally when the rev. gentleman is around.
Joe is said to be "boss' butcher in this
valley.
John Lapp, of stuart's Run will hold
shooting match to day, Saturday for cow
and some turkeys.
-Elvin Mantz was busy hauling coal
from Summit Hill last week.
j. X. Miller spent last Sunday at Har-.
rson's Landing.
There is young man in this valley
who for the last six years has minded other
peoples business, but he expects 70 mind his
own business after New Years. which will
be great blessing to the community.
Three things that never agree-two
cats over one mouse; two wives in one
house, and two lovers after one young lady.
We are glad to announce TO the many
friends of Daniel Schaetier, who has been
sick for several weeks, is slowly recovering.
Isaac Beltz, of Stuart's Run, was busiIy
engaged building apigsty for John Benning-
hoh, last week.
-Aleck Sedel, of Weisspoit, had the good
last Thursday. Aleck, come to-day, (Satur.
day. and take the COW home with you.
Henry J. Young paid his brother fly
ing visit on Saturday, at this place. @. ,a
MIR. G. II. Seidel, merchant, has fine
calfskin boots which he sells for the low
price of 1915.
But small number Of Ladders were
prese at the Excelsior" on Saturday
evening, owing, either to the cold weather
the chip basket, the dance or company.
Miss Harriet Hunsicker was at Lehigh'
ton on Saturday evening, and so was C. E
B., who was very glad to see her.
Prof. T. NJ. Ballet and brother, who
are at present in the Keystone Normal, are
expected home during the coming holidays
Miss Mary Ballet who was stopping
with her sister at Lehighton, returned homt
on Sunday.
Quite a number of the valley folks at
tended the sale at Rehrs last Saturday
The day was a cold one and 81 the crier had
no trouble in receiving bids, especially a;
long as Sheriff Raudenbush was there, whC
bought nearly all the harness for Mr.. Zell
ner. the livery man at Mauch Chunk. Mr.
Leiller, of Packerton, bought a spring wagoI
for $l.75.
The Luthern association, of this place
will hold their preparatory services thl
Saturday afternoon, ut O'Clock, ana t
morrow at 10 Il. NJ. Sacrament, or Lord
Supper will be administered by Rev. MI
Strauss. All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Quite a number of the gentlemen il
this valley are raising Burnsdes. The.
must expect cold winter.
S. j. Horn and sister met with seriou
accident last Thursday while on their wa
To Lehghton. The horse became frightene
at some object near the tannery, and sud
denly shy ing, threw Miss Horn forward OF
the dasher. The thill came loose, and tn
horse dashed OF at rapid pace, and RAJ
through the borough before he was stopped
Objects which are calculated to frighte
horses should not be left near the publ
highways.
The Sunday school, in Horns schoC
house. deserves spediHl note for its devotio
to good cause. While many of ourSchool
; have large number of pupils, they hay
but a small attendance at their meeting
In this school, the young people are pune
tual, and assemble Sunday after Sunda
aud persevere in their good work.
Prof. A. S. Weber, who is at present i
the senior class at Franklin and Marshi
College, wrote 10 several of his friends dul
ing the past week. We are glad to lear
that he announces himself happy and su,
cessful in his studies. Mr. Weber will lon
be remembered by the people of Mahonin
: and vicinity for his cheerlulness, uprigh
ness aud the beneficial influence exerts
upon his students. The people look forwaT
> with delight to the time when they ca
again behold him in their midst. BINGO.