The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-12-01
THE STROLLER AT WBISSPORT.
A Batch Of News Items Picked Up BY Our
Special.

Harry Grayer spent Sunday at Noun
tain Top.
Miss Allie Miller, Of philadelphia, is
home on visit
"A. A. Yeakel was seeing Allentown
friends on Monday.
--Ex-County Commissioner John Arner
is reported as being sick.
Tho Evangelical Sunday school Will
elect new officers on Sunday.
Henry Stout, Of Bath, Pa, was the
guest of Urlah Fatzinger ON Monday
Mrs. Andrew Grayer, of White street,
is sojourning at Mountain Top, Pa.
Henry Eyerltt and Squire Buck circu-
lated in Monroe county during the week.
Squire Buck has issued fifteen
marriage licenses during the past sum
mer.
George II. Laury and family. of Mauch
Chunk, spent sunday In town with Frank
Laury
Misses Kunkle and Beer, of Trachsville,
spent Sunday in town with numerous
friends.
Scott T.. Grool, OF New York, and W.
L. Groot, of Bethlehem, spent Sunday in
franklin.
John Rehrig, Jr., and wife, Of Frank.
lin, spent Sunday with friends in North
ampton county.
Mrs. Wheinmeyer, of Utah, is sojourn.
ing with numerous relatives and friends in
this community.
-Mcssrs John Hausman and Oscar
Christman were doing old Northampton
several days lately.
Lewis Sherer has returned from
Middletown, Conn, where he was EN-.
ployed during the past summer.
Joseph Rex, one of our advertisers and
the popular furniture dealer of Franklin,
has just put in large new line of goods
Assistant Postmaster Henry Shoe
maker, circulated 'mongst old acquaint-
ances in Northampton county last sun
day.
Bernard Vogt slipped and fell on Q
slippery pavement last Friday evening and
received severe injuries. During his con
finement Harry Grayei carries the mail.
Henry Knecht, and Miss Edna Green,
of Franklin, were happily married at Stat.
ington, by Rev. J. S. Erb, one day recently
We extend congratulations and best
wishes.
Lewis Hunsicker and Miss Franci;
Green, were united in the holy bonds Of
wedlock one day recently. The young
couple have the best wishes of nosls Of
friends.
jefferson Sewers, of Franklin town
ship, died OF consumption last Thursday
night. In:erment took place at Big Creek
Deceased was about thirty-foul
years.
1T is quietly rumored that George
Buck, of Franklin, aspises to be our mex
constable, vice Hiram p. Levan who goe.
to Mauch Chunk. Mr.. Bucks friends sa,
he would make very efficient officer.
Miss Lizzie, the eldest daughter o.
George Enzian, of Franklin, was happil,
united in marriage to Bernard Hoffman, o
the same place. by Rev. J. S. Erb, of Slat
lngton. The "Stroller" wishes then
abundant success
The members of Washington Camp, T
o. S. of A., attending the Reformed an,
Lutheran church on Thanksgiving eyenin!
and listened to excellent sermons by kev
DR.. Loos, of Bethlehem, and Rev. Egge, o
Germantown.
Owing to the fact that union service
were held in the St. Jacobs church ol
Thursday evening, Rey. 5. b. Brown, o
the Evangelical church will hold Thanks
giving services on Sunday evening. Al
are cordially invited to participate.
David Meyer, of Parryvlle, was in
tered at the Jerusalem church, Bi
Creek. on Tuesday. Meyer was employe,
as watchman on the Central Railroad
and one evening last week while attending
to his duties, he was struck by n alocomotiv
and so injured that death resulted 500,
after.
1t is talked of off and on that the pro
perty known as the Yeakel and Albrigh
farm will, sometime soon, be cut up int
lots and disposed of for building purposes
The owner or owners of the above men
toned valuable tract of land could certalnl
do nothing more highly commcndable o
advantageous and beneftting for our town
The fight for post office honors vii
narrow down to two candidates before th
4th Of March, They will be Squire Joh
s. Miller and Alfred IVhittingham-the
is no possibility of chance for any of th
candidates mentioned last week unless, q
course, something unforeseen should arise
Just now Miller is in the lead and on
private opinion is that he will stay lher,
However, watch the result