The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-17
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Personal Gossip about People who visit
and go Visiting.

Personal Gossip about People who visi
and go Visiting.
-Dayid Kleintop, of Ashley, Pa, wa
among the visitors in town this week.
Wallace Wagner, of Lower Towamen
sing, was in town Tuesday, and dropped il
TO see us.
William Zehner, of Tamaqua, visited
at the Zehner residence on south Banl
street over Sunday.
Thomas j. Beck, of Harrisburg, hin
of "Ginger Ale' fame was closing digit,
with friends here on Tuesday.
The Misses Davies, estimabe ladies oI
Philadelphia, are guests at the residence
of William G. Mitchell, on North street.
Mrs. George Seiple and Willie and
Hellenia Seiple, all of Allentown, are visit.
ng DR.. w. G.. M. Seiple, on South street
Thomas Weaver and wife, of Lehigh
Gap, were guests of mein host Thomas
MaDtz, at the Exchange Hotel on Sunday.
Mrs. Charles M. Sweeny and Mrs. A.
w. Raudenbush leave Saturday for Wilkes
barre and Alden, where they will visit
friends.
Misses Rose, Carrie and Emma Bech.
tel, young ladies of Trenton, N. ale
guests of Miss Rose Schwartz, on South
Bank street.
james Hollenbach and family and
Frank Zabn and wife, of Lehigh street,
spent last Sunday very pleasantly at Say
lor's Lake in Monroe county.
Amos Ebert, one of Vest Penn's most
progressive farmers made our sanctum
pleasant call Wednesday and renewed his
subscription to this journal.
The ADVOCATE enjoyed pleasant
visit from Frederick Beer and Daniel
Smith, two of Towamensing's Jolly and
prosperous farmers on Thursday.
photographer Rishel and wife con-
template visit to Maryland during the
first two weeks in September, SO persons
wanting photographs taken should call at
once.
knight of the Razor, George B. Stuber,
with tonsorial Artist Roederer, for several
years past, left this week for Trenton, N.
Ju where he expects to secure employ
ment.
Miss Mable Mack, an estimable young
lady of williamsburg, Northampton coun-
ty, is enjoying a pleasant sojourn at the
of DR.. G. w. Bower, on Bank
street.
Miss Emma Bower, an accomplished
lady of Catasauqua, and daughter of ex-
Sheriff George Bower, of Lehigh county, is
visiting Mrs. w. E. Ash, on Northampton
street.
Misses Katie and Mamie Zimmerman
and Hattie Collins, of Packerton. and
Miss Laura Masters, of Bank street, are
listening 20 the music of the sad sea waves
at Ocean Grove.
The genial Levi Harleman, formerly
the well-known hostlerY at Bowmanstown, |
was here on Tuesday looking for site to
build home. We would be pleased TO
have Mr.. Harleman become a citizen of our
borough.
Mrs. Mary Yenser returned home from
st. Luke's Hospital, Bethlehem, Monday, |
where she was taken last week for treat !
ment for obstruction of the bowels. She |
Is much improved in condition and on a |
fair way to recovery.
DIR. w. w. Reber, Restauranteur
Clark and Umpire Bartholomew, repre- |
sented the substantial interests of this |
lively burg at Tamaqua on Tuesday,
whittier they went to see the much-talked
of tussel between Lansford and Tamaoua
clubs. They coached it, with the bright
and beautiful Henry Nicholas as chaperon.
Frank Heffelinger, lightning manip-
ulator for the Western Union Company, is
crushing hearts in the land of pretty girls
and wooden nutmegs--Connecticut Now,
u there is any one thing that will make
Frank change his opinion that marriage is |
4 failure it will be the tender caresses and
smiles OF the Connecticut Yankee
maiden, eh, N. o?