The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1884-08-30
peopla IN and ont Of Town.

People In and out Of Town.
We would be pleased TO have our citizens
send US items under this head as IL is i'm
possible for US TO secure them all.-ED.
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GLEN Kunts spent Sunday at Allen
town with "the folks ct home."
Mrs. Elliott, of Philadelphia, is visit
Ing friends here and at Packerton.
Harry Wheotley, the champion sprin-
ter, was in town during the week.
Our popular friend r. L. Colburn spent
Sunday with friends al Weatherly.
Miss Mamie Romig, of Bethlehem. is
visiting relatives and friends in town.
Miss seiberliug, Of Centralia, is visit
Ing friends and relatives 10 this place.
Miss Emma Ash, of town, was visiting
at slatington for several days during the
week.
Miss Lille Hartman, of Allentown
was the guest Of Miss Floy Clauss, over
Sunday.
Miss Glare Miller, IN accomplished
young lady of Philadelphia, was visiting in
town during the week.
--.Messrs. Ed Drannix and Will An
drews, of Philadelphia, were visiting David
Eobert during the week.
Miss Jennie Saeger,an estimable young
lady of Philadelphia, is the guest of Mrs.
DR.. seiple, on South street.
Mrs. Joseph Seaboldt, of town, was
visiting friends and relatives In Easton dur.
ing the past several weeks.
Our genial friend C. II. Weiss, of Eek
ley, who was visiting friends and relatives
here, returned home on Friday,
Mise Cora vanDyks, of Weatherly, and
Hiss Ella Brelslord, Of Mauch Chunk, spent
last Tuesday in town with friends
Misses Almira and Ida Fow, Of Phila-
delphia, were the guests of Mrs. NJ. A.
Weiss, on Bank street last week.
Mrs. Chas james, of Philadelphia who
was visiting Mrs. H. V. Mortimer, on
Bankway, returned home on Thursday.
Mrs. w. W. Mortimer, of town, was
visiting friends and relatives at Lehgh
Gap, for several days during the past week.
Mrs. James Binney and family, resd-
ing at Wilkesbarre, were visiting at J. T.
Nusbaum's, on Bank street, during the
week
Miss Venia Brannix, of Philadelphia,
and Mrs and Miss Heckenberger, of Cata
sauqua, are guests Of Mrs. David Ebbert, on
North street.
Miss Ella Hunsicker, who has been
visiting friends and relatives at Wilkes
barre, returned home last Monday much
pleased with her trip.
Our genial friend Willis P. Clark, Of
Port Chester, New York, was our guest for
a few days during the week. "only a
Ponsy Blossom" Willis.
Misses Carrie Koons and Annie Weaver,
two estimable young ladies of Allentown,
are the guests of Mrs. NJ. L. Buchanan, On
Northampton street.
Miss Maggie Lackey and sister, two ac.
complished young ladies residing at Allen
town, are the guests of Misses Aggie and
Minnie Reichard, on Northampton street.
Our popular young friend Charlie H..
Harding, of town, has accepted position
with the G. r. R. Co., as operator, to be
stationed at Easton. Charley, we wish you
success in your new field.
Misses Lou Zehner, Salie Raudenbush
Aggie Hauk, and Hattie Koons, of town.
who spent several weeks by the "sad sea
waves" at Ocean Grove, returned home last
S Saturday.
r.. de B. Smith, of New York, who has
been summering here for the past two
months, left for home last Tuesday. Mr.
Smith has made many friends while here
and especially among tho fair ones who
will part with him with feelings of regret.
Our "rapid typo" has returned from
his heart crushing tour through the Wy
oming Valley. From the number of letters
our ''devil" brings in at each mail it is only
natural to suppose that the "crushing" part
OF the trip was success. Oh, George
Will seaboldt, sf town, who has been
sojourning in Mahoning Valley during the
summer has returned home. He is ser-
ously thinking of writing book which
will be entitled, "What know about
Farming, or A Summer in Mahoning."
The camping out club composed of A.
L. Kemerer, John Hauk, Wills Miller and
Jeff Rehrig, OF town, and Ed. Feist, of
White Haven, started for Saylor's Lake
early on Saturday morning where they
will pitch their tent for week or ten days.
The "boys" are well equipped and will no
doubt have grand time.