The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1879-05-31
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A PRETTY HOME AND BRleRr FUTURE
E. II. Siewers, Esq, District Attorney
and his bride returned home from their wed
ming tour on Friday evening, last week. They
did not, as first contemplated, extend theii
trip to New England, but rather, spent the
limited time which MIR. Slewers could spare
from his pressing business engagements at
home, In doing the sights and wonders Of the
cities Of Philadelphia and New York They
had pleasant trip unmarried by any froward
incident. On their arrival, they Immediately
domiciled in their pretty home on Broadway,
present, we believe, from MIR. SEWERS
father. This cozlly-looated home had been
thoroughly garnlshed and tastefully furnished
for their reception, and had in appointments
all that the human heart, untainted by vani-
ty, can ask to be happy-had been adorned
with everything but the cheerful, smiling
face which now lends an additional charm
and beauty to the whole. They dispensed
with all the formal conventionalities, on their
return, but threw open the ospitalities of
their new home with spontaneous general
welcome to their friends They have been
made the recipients Of a number of presents,
mostly of a substantial and useful character,
from friends. This new departure into the
bonds Of matrmony, ON the part OF our popu.
lar District Attorney, with his judcious
choice of heIp-meet, and his consequent
pleasant social surro undings builds an ad-
dition to his already brilliant prospects for
the future. That he may fully realize them
is the hope Of his numerous friends.
MINOR ToPIcs.-Sebastian Hahn, dutch
IOlnl w n W. ehn in hah hrou at hr,
a few,weeks ago, has so far recovered as to be
on the streets. The bullet was not extracted,
and he thinks 1t is lodged in the exterior lin.
ings of the lungs. He expects TO be able to
resume his duties shortly.
"A tronpe, which advertised itself as the
Royal Blondes, gave an entertainment in Oak
Hall, on Wednesday evening to well.filed
house. At the conclusion, the announcement
was made by the manager, that at the urgent
request of the leading citizens ofthis borough.
the entertainment woul be repeated on
Thursday night-and 1t was 1t afforded n
genuine treat to the lovers Of the "Can. Can. d"
MIR. S. H. Rut,er, freight agent, of the l..
S. R.R., has been dangerously i'll during
the week, at his home in Pottstown.
The Carbon County Courts, before His
Honor Judge Drehcr, and Associates, will
convene week from next Monday.
Mr.. Thos. Booth and Miss Kittie Waters
were married on Thursday evening, Rev.
Father Bunce, officiating.
Important repairs are in progress on the
county bui ldings.
The Fountain Guards having decided
that yellow was too glaring color for the
water fountain, it has been changed to a
'moon-lig on-the. sea" shade.
-StMary's Commandery Knights Temlars
made an excursion here on Wednesday. They
went first to the Glen, from thence to the
Switch Back, took dinner and supper at the
Mansion House, and left by 1880 trian for Al
lentown to join their comrades, the Grand
Commandry, in cOnclave there.
-Landy Gallagher has fully recovered
! from his recent railroad accident, and look,
better and even more cheerful than before
He says he is not afraid of being scalped
second time.
The hotels here are expecting large
summer trade, and indications. are now thai
their expectations will be fully realized.
- The ADVOCATE establishment return
thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Sicwers for 0
supply of wedding cake.
p. J. Meehan, Esq, is away on his wed
ding tour, having been welded on Thursday
in Pottstown, Northampton county, to Mis-
Rose L. Brendlinger, of that place.
When young gentlemen, connected will
the ]. NJ. b. of Mauch Chunk, wcds lad.
of this borough, the members of the ]. NJ.
do not cut up such a "dido" as though he hat
stepped outside" for better half Right.