The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-14
MAHoNrNo ITEMS.
An Interesting string of Live Local CLIPS
from Our Regular.


from Our Regular.
The following students from the Val
ley have left for the different institutions
of learning of which they are members: e.
e. Arner and G. A. Dreibelbies. Franklin
and Marshall College, Lancaster; W. o.
Xander and Clement Kressley, Meyers
town; Misses Amanda and Hannah Ballet
Peddie instit1te, HightstoWn. N. J.;D.W.
Sitter, Williamstown, Mass. A. j. Ballet
Yale; J. II Loneace and l. e. Seidle, ,Muh.
lenberg College, Allentown.
The New Nation ing Cornet Band will
hold its annual picnic in the afternoon and
evening of Saturday, September 2sth, in
Hopes grove. A game of base ball be-
tween the Mahoning club and club yet to
be chosen will be played in the afternoon.
This will probably be the last picnic of the
season, and you want to take it in.
On Saturday, September 21st., Wash
ington Camp, No. A, p. o. S. of A., of
Mantzville, will hold picnic in West Penn
near Mantz's hotel. Four p. o. S. of A.,
Camps will be present Speeches will be
made by prominent speakers, and good
time is expected.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper
was administered IN the Evangelical church
on Sunday afternoon. Revs. d. A. Medlar,
the Presiding Elder for this district, an6 j.
S. Newhart, pastor of the congregation,
ofliciated.
Miss Emma E. Rensmith and Statson
Siglin were married recently at Phillips
burg, New Jersey. That the Young couples
married life may be long and happy one
is the wish of their many friends.
"A great many people are complaining
that they have been injustly assessed.
Whether there is aEv just cause for COM
plant or not we are net able to say,
Dash's assessment is all right.
Our farmers are busily engaged getting
ready for their fall sowing. The drouyh [
for the past few weeks kept them back
somewhat. This week great deal of SOW
ing was done, however.
Rev. A. Bartholomew preached his
annual Harvest Home Service in st. Johns
church last Sunday morning. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. Jacob Romig, of Johnstown, Pa,
a sufferer of the food, and Mrs. Frank
Shultz, of Lehighton, were visiting Mrs. Z.
d. Keiser last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Roth, Sr. are on
a two weeks visit to relatives at Lewis
burg and other places in Union and Ly-
coming counties.
You must pay your taxes before the
9th of Octoberif you want to Ia Ike advantage
Of the FIVE per cent. reduction allowed by
law.
Those champion croquet PLAYERS,
Albert and Harry, Oh, my! Oh, myl They
won one game at last. Grick de band
rous.
-Zimmerman's Sunday School will hold
its picnic to-day Saturday. The New
Mahoning band will furnish the music.
The delegates to the Democratic coun-
ty convention from Mahoning were II. A.
Keiser and A. d. Miller
Miss Lizzie Brown and Miss Agnes
Schaefer, of Meyerst avn, were Visiting
friends in the Valley.
MIR. and Mrs. Harrison Miller were
visiting their son, who lives at New Phila-
delphia, on Sunday.
The two school houses which are TO be
built in this township this year are in
course of erection.
Milton Nothstein, a breaker boss at
Freeland, is spending few days with his
parents.
Frank Miller is building shop in
which to carry on his carpet weaving busi-
ness.
"A. Arner & Son are doing 1ourishing
business with their phosphates this fall.
&C. E. Fenstermacher has secured po-
| sition in telegraph Office at Lansford.
--Modd Doremus, of Summit Hill, spent
a few days in the Valley last week.
Harry Wolf, of Meyerstown, was the
guest OF e. o. No!hstein last week.
Alvin Frantz lost valuable horse by
death last week.