The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-07-11

friends visiting them viii greatly obllge us
by scndtug In their names aud residence Tor
publication under this head.-EDi1oRI
II. l.. Wentz, of Millport, was in
town Monday,
George Huntzinger, of Summit
Hill, YVES in town Monday.
~, Heydt, of Ashley, is visiting
relatives and friends in Weissport.
Miss Eva Moore, of Mauch Chunk,
is visiting at j. $. Webb's, on Bankway'
Mr.. w. II. Slingluff, of Norrlstown,
Pa, is visiting A. X. Leuckel, on Bank
street.
Our popular friend NJ o. Kuntz
was on a trip to Allentown during the
week.
Our young friend Harry Sweeny
of Drifton, Pa, was in town during the
week.
Miss Nora Clark, of Nesquehoning,
is visiting her brother, P, F. Clark, on
Bank street.
Harry Hunsicker, of Reading, was
in town during the week visiting rela-
tives and friends,
Charles Miller, Of WilkesbaTe,
spent several days in town with his par
ents during the week,
Mrs, T, D, Clauss accompanied by
Mrs, J. j. Kutz are visiting relatives III
Allentown this week
Charles Thomas, of Slatington, was
the guest of his brother, 7, ID, Thomas,
several days this week,
IT, CIem. Beck and Hiram Kuder,
spent several days seeing the sights at
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. Charles Shivers and wife, ol
Philadelphia, spent Sunday with L.
Doug. Miller, on Iron Street.
Misses Fritz and Susie Good, OF
Philadelphia, are the guests of Miss
Emma Obert, on Bank street,
Mr.. John Stocker and wife of Ash
ley, were the guests of Mrs. Louisa
Stocker and family this week.
Al Bitner, of Slatington, was visit
ing al the residence Of Charles Kleintop.
on Bankway, during the week.
Our old friend c. o. Beck. of Haz-
Teton, formerly Of town, spent the
Fourth with friends and relatives here
abouts.
Our esteemed young friend Mr.. H.
A. Keiser, of New Mahoning, was in
town Monday and made US very
pleasant call.
Miss Emma Z. Dolton, an accom-
plished young lady of Trenton, n. j.,
is visiting her friend Miss Ida Leuckel,
on Bank street..
County Supt. T. A. Snyder left fol
| ITar rirl,' 1nx n n
the State Teachers Convention in ses'
sion there this week.
Prof. j. +. Halbach, a law student
in Philadelphia, formerly of town, is
spending a portion of his vacation
among his old friends here.
Il. z. Bagenstose, formerly Of Frank
lin twp, now of Mahanoy City, wa:
visiting old friends around this neigh
borhood over the Fourth.
Miss Lizzie A. Snyder, an estimablt
young lady Of Stroudsburg, is yisitin!
at the residence of her brother, Prof
| r, A, Snyder, in this borough.
George A, Esoh. Of Moscow, Pa,
was home on a visit on the Fourth, ant
spent Sunday with friends in Slatington
and left for his former place on Monday
Misses Louisa Freidenherger ant
Rose Burner, estimable young ladies o
Tamaqua. are visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Charles Seifert, on South street
Misses Emma j. Reber and Lull
Iehner, of town, are in attendance a
the annual commencement exercises o
the West Chester State Normal School
"A L. Lutz, OF the Mansion House
Tamaqua, and Messrs. Seiberling AM
Wessner, hotel keepers of North Penn
were the guests of mine host Kistler, Of
Tuesday.
Our old-time friend II. ], 7, Brown
of Washington, d, c., is on his summe
vacation from the Treasury Department
and called to see us Wednesday. Hi
countcnance is as jovial, his smile a
2 pleasant and his hand-shake as heart
. as in the palmy days of o Rcpublicai
Administration. We were pleased t
greet him,
Mr.. H. st. john has been appointe
assistant to the general manager of III
o Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway
the appointment took effect on July Isl
The General Ticket and Passenger dt
= partmeut remains under the jurisdietio
= of Mr.. st. John, as formerly, and a
! communications in connection wit
! those departments should be addresse
> to him as general ticket and passangC
e agent.