The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-11-24
THE STROLLER AT WETSSPORq,
A Batch Of News items Picked Up By Our
Special.


Pierce Boyer. Of Silver Brook spent
several day in town with his folks.
Misses Minnie and Lizzie Laubach, Of
Laubachsyille, spent Saturday with friends
here.
Miss Matte Allen, Of Stockton, Pa,
spent several days last week with Miss
Mary LaurY.
The burning necessity Of the moment.
A crossing from the canal bridge to the
Central railroad tracks,
We are sorry to note the continued
illness of our friend b. F. Peter and trust
that he will soon be convalescent.
--ReY, Aaron Leopold and wife, are
soiournlng with numerous relatives and
friends in one Of the Western counties
We wish them pleasant visit.
The borough council haye given
property owners thirty day more grace to
lay payemenis. At the expiration OF that
time the borough authorizes will take
prompt action in the matter
The gang of overgrown boobies who
make a practice OF pulling door bells and
throwing mud against show windows, &C.,
in the precinct of Fast Weissport must
stop their funny business or they viii land
in the ''little stone Jug"
Dennis Nothstein, Of Normal Squate,
has his portable steam saw mill now located
on the Island, and has commenced con-
vsrtlug the six hundred logs caught in the
Lehlgh river, into lumber and fire wood.
It is job that is expected to last until
Christmas.
Letters In the Weissport Office, for the
following persons, remain uucalled for:
William WeslY, Sylvester Weiss, Miss
Lizzie Sherry, Ed Solt, J. F. Horn, John
Bergard and Annie Darher. Say "sdver-
tlsed" when calling for any of the above
epistels.
On Thursday afternoon, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Clsuss, in Great
Bend, Pa, Miss Mary J. Laury and Robert
j. Sewell, of H'elssport, were happily
joined in the golden bonds of wedock.
The "Stroller" extends congratulations
and best wishes for safe and prosperous
journey through life.
Who will be the next postmaster? is
question frequently asked Just now. For
fact, we don't know; but the ''Stroller'
has overheard the following names men
toned in conversations bearing on the
subject: John S. Miller, Alfred Whiting
ham, Daniel Albright, b. X. Culton and
Frank LaurY, either or all Of them would
make good postioasters to our mind, but
we opine to the belief that when 1t comes
to a final distribution of the spoils Squire
Miller win come out ona point ahead, of
course, this is only our own private opinion,
but keep an eye Oh the result.
The following are the names of pupils.
of the East Weissport schools, who have
been in attendance every day, since enter
ing: GRAMNER-W. f. Smith, Principal;
Guy Zern, Emma Snyder, Tillie Snyder,
Arthur Hstchs Harry Rickert, Emma
Boyer, lVm. Smoyer, Edith Pohl, Urban
Grayer ISTERMEpIATE-C. A. Hauk,
teacher: Harry Beever, Willie Friend,
Chas. Ruff, Ilera Blose. Chester Setter,
Eva Smawlev, Robt. Hartman. PRIMARY
Miss Gertie Horn. teacher: Arthur Mertz,
Mamie Rex, Chas. Beeyer, Lizzie Rhoads,
Willies Beever, Gertie Storm, Chas.
Rhoads, Lille Ruff, Frank Long, Minnie
Hartman, Howard Kresse, Della Hill,
Albert Rex, Flossie Kroner, Frank Hill,
Bella Romig, Emma Solt.
". f. SMITH, Principal.