The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1885-01-03
People in and out of Town.

People in and out of Town.
We would be pleased TO have our citizens
send us items under this head as it is inn
possible for us to secure them all Ed.
O.
DR.. j. G. Kreamer, Of Millport, was in
town last Friday.
Harry Huusioker, of Reading, was in
town during the week.
Frank lTunscker, resident Of Catasau- e
qua, was in town last week.
B. j. Kuntz and family, Of this place
spent Christmas at Allentown.
WIN. Romig and wife, OF Bethlehem,
were in town over Christmas.
Misses Floy and Gussie Clauss are Wis
iting relatives in Allentown.
Miss Minnie and Mamie Romig, OF
Bethlehem, are visiting relatives in town.
Harry Sweeny and wife, of Drlton,
spent several days in this place last week.
james Handwerk and E. r. Siewers,
Of Mauch Chunk, were in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Petit, Of Easton, were
visiting relatives and friends here last week
Our popular friends Marvin and Glenn
Kuntz spent Christmas at home in Allen.
town.
Miss Emma Bower, of Catasauqua, is
the guest of Miss Sallio Clauss, on Bank
street.
Miss Jennie Nothstein, Of Bethlehem,
is the guest OF Miss Annie Derhamer, on
Iron Street.
Mrs. W. II. Kaercher, wife OF supt.
Kaercher, of town, is visiting friends and
relatives at Pottsyille.
John Halbach, who is studying law at
Philadelphia. lis visiting friends here during
the holidays.
We are sorry to state that our friend
J. L. Gable is confined to tho house with a
severe cold.
Our young friends Howard and Ed
Chubb arc spending their vacation at home,
in I.ehighton.
Edward Buchman, the popular mer-
chant tailor of Lebanon, was the guest OF
I. D. Clauss last week.
Mr.. Thomas Leimbach and wife. Of
Reading, were the guests of 0. A. Clauss on
Bank street, last week.
Daniel Graver, of Fairview, dropped in
tn see US on Tuesday ard renewed his sui
scrption to the ADVOCATE.
Al Clauss, Of Drinon, and Chas Causs,
OF the Kutztown State Normal School, are
spending the holidays at home in town.
Mr. Daniel Nothstein and wife, Of
Bethlehem, were visiting at the residence
of George Derhainer, on Iron street, during
the week.
Our young friend Cal. E. Bartholomew,
a student of the Theological Seminery at
Lancaster, is spending his holiday vacation
at home, iu town.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Thomas, of Beth
lehem, and Miss Ella Bliem, of Allentown,
spent several days with Mrs. Robt. L
Sweeny, on Bank street, during the weoi;.
IL. V. Mortimer, Sr., left Monday
afternoon for Raleigh, n. c., stopping at
Philadelphia aud Baltimore, on comUihed
business aud pleasure trip.
Leonard Schoch, who is bleaching the
young idea to shoot" at the Fire Line
school house, was in town on Saturday and
dropped in to see US.
Our popular young friend Lew. Strauss
OF the Star Store, spent Christmas with the
"folks at home" Lew. Gays he ate enough
turkey to last year.
F. D. CIauss, the popular merchant
tailor Of Great Bend, accompanied by VIM
Ash and john Tucker, ol tho same place
spent the holidays in town.
Mr. Hiram Kuder,of Isury's,a studen n
of the Lutheran Theological Seminary,
Philadelphia, wss in town over Sunday
lie preached a very able discourse from tn
pulpit OF the Lutheran church on Sunda,
evening,
"A party composed OF Messrs. Frank D
Clauss, John Tucker and WIN. Ash, o
Great Bend, NJ. G. aud Webster Clauss, a M
Misses Ella and Laura Clauss, Of town
spent a few days with relatives aud friend
at Calasauqna and Allentown last week
Our popular young druggist Thoma
D. Thomas was united in the holy bonds {
wedlock to Miss Emma Graver on Decem
Der 2jth. We wish them much joy in thci
journey through life. On the same da,
they left for Philadelphia, returning o;
! Saturday eVenin0