The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-28
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Personal Gossip about People who visit
and go visiting.

A prominent visitor I'm town on Tuesday wa
Hon. Allen Craig, of Mauch Chunk He wa,
born In lehigh Gap in 1895 and graduated from
Lafayette College, castor, 1853. fle was Dis
trct Attorney of Carbon county from 1sGO to
1862; represented Carbon and Monroe i'm the
House of Representatives from 1865 TO 1868 and
In 1878 was elected 60 the State Senate for n fom
year term. He is now lively asprant fol
Congressional honors in this district. He is a
staunch Democrat, an able speaker, and a
lawyer who has few equals in the Lehigh Valley
"A young bridal couple noticed on Bank street
sunday was Thomas Craig and wife, of Lehigli
Gap. Mrs. Craig is the youngest daughter of
Dr. j. G. Krcalner, "a well-known Democratic
politician who has filled a number of county
| offices, while the grOOm's father is Hon. John
Craig, soldier, Democrat aud successful mer-
chant. While in town the young couple were
guests of Miss Minnie Peters on south Bank
street.
An ADVOCATE man closed digits with
Dennis Nothstein, Of Normal Square. on Satur-
day, one of the busiest men in the county. He
is the owner Of two large portable engines and
Keeps steam up all the time TO MI orders.
DR. Delcamp, of Bankway was called to
Danville on business of professional character
last Friday. The doctor is the proprietor of the
Delcamps slate quarry in Franklin, idle fora
iew years, now. He Is short and stout and like
all such men, acOngenial companion.
-Ex- sherin j. W. Raudenbush and Aaron
krum, OF town, were out in the country on Tues
day negotiating for the purchase of fine pair of
grays for the latter gentleman's use
i. ;. Koch, the Bank street cigar manufac-
turer, was doing business in Wilkesbarre this
week. Mr. Koch is one of Lehighton's prosper
ous and enterprislng business men.
Miss Salle Raudenbush, of Bank street. will.
sometime during October, leave on an excursion
from Philadelphia to Washington, ID. c., Vir- |
ginia and other points.
j. j. Woodring, Of Bethlehem, representing |
the r. &. Chase Nursery Company, of Geneva, |
N. Y, is registered at the Mansion House.
Miss Jennie Meyers, a popular and success |
full school teacher at Seigfried's Bridge, was |
visiting her parents at Packerton this week.
Mrs. l. 5. Koch, of Lehigh street, is enjoy |
ing two weeks visit to relatives and friends at |
Lebanon, Harrisburg and Gettysburg.
Doug Mehrkam was to Philadelphia, this |
week buying in an immense stock of new and |
seasonable goods.
Mrs. M. II. Hunscker, of Mahonlng street. |
is enjoying pleasant visitto Scranton relatives
and friends.
q. A. Harding and wife, of Iron street, spent |
last Sunday very pleasantly with down the |
Valley friends.
Lewis knsel. of Philadelphia, spent Sunday |
with relatives and friends in this place and |
Fackerton.
Miss Ida Young, of S9igfreid's is back at the |
popular New York Millinery store on Bank |
street.
-Tobacconist John Kutz and wife, of Bank |
street, are sojourning with Allentown people.
Miss jennie Best, of Bank street, spent Sun
day with her parents at Walnutport
ID. Fl. Long, wife and daughter, spent Sun
day with Hazleton friends.
Our popular baker j. b. Seidel was a visitor
at Allentown over Sunday.