The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-12-14

Personal Gossip about People who visit
and 20 Visiting.


james Mulharer crushed hearts AZ
Hazleton over sunday.
AL Fogcl. Of Easton, eircled among
friends here on Wednesday.
Mrs W. W. Bowman, Of Slaiington,
visited friends here during the week.
We had pleasant call from o. o.
Bose, OF Towmensing, Wednesda,.
john Arner was on business trip to
Cleveland, Ohio, during the past week.
Mis-. Alice Rehrig, of Northampton
street, is visiting uer parents at Big Cheek.
Il. S. Koch did business in the cigar
line at Bethlehem this week for a few
days.
Mrs. Peter Hem, of Northampton
street, spent Monday with Maucu Chunk
friends.
Harry Dcntinger, Of Luzerne. Pa,
spent several DAYS with his parents during
the week.
Al. Clauss, OF Drifton, was In town
Thursday and closed dIgits with many of
is friends.
The genial Murray Rote was at Wilkes
barre Monday, seeing friends aud transact
ing business.
Mrs. L. King and children. of South
Easlun, were guests of L. j. Bretney on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Robert Scherer, Of Weatherlv and
Mrs. Troxell, of BOwlnanstown. we're visit
ing friends in town last Saturday.
e. A. Ritter and wife. of Weatherlv,
were the guests of r. II. Hufford and fam
lily, on north Bank street, during the week.
-Onr esteemed friend David Evans. one
N aelk a A..tet
us pleasant call While in town On Thurs
dav.
Misses Annie Clark and Kate Nc
Garry, of Nesquehoning. were among the
prominent teachers in attendance at the
Institute this week.
William Maurer, of Wikesbarre, a
genial, whole -sOuled fellow, with happ
sm e and good word for evelVbOd was
guest p. f. Clark took care of over Sun
day.
The genial Jos. o Flat, District Grand
Chief of the Knigh's of the Golden Eagle.
of Recalling, paid an official visit to Gnaden
Huetten Castle, of town, on Wednesday
evening.
-Pelagogues who graced our "den" this
week were Prufs. ). l.. Potleiger, RiDker.
and DrumbOre, of Wealth herlv; p. j Gal
u
AahOning;
Thomas H'ehr, of Sitler's. Schuykil
county, was caller at this office during
the week. Mr.. w. Is prospero farmer
in his district. pleasant and agreeable
gentleman, and will always be welcome
visitor a. this office.
Edwin Hill, of Siuler's, Schu kill
county, closed digits with the editor on
Wptin Ha
manv customers in .hs place. who speak in
high terms of the extra quality of his but.
ter and other produce.
Our old friend. Prof. John Treyaskis.
of Beaver Meadow. while In attendance at
the Institute this week. graced our sanctrm
sanclori m with his genial smile and pleas
ant conversation. MIR. r. is one of the
oldest and best teachers in Carbon; no ar
gnmenL atlests this fact u ore fUrcib> Than
his long and contil uous service in ore
district.
Hugh Jennings, of Moosic. Pa, who
TOOK 'em off the bat for Lehighlon last
season, was IN attendance the base ball
festival Saturday evening. He is In great
FAVOR with our sporting people and was ihe
center of attraction during his stay. H..
was regsl cred at the Exchange over Sun.
day where he witnessed Hen Nicholas des-
perats ''sli,le" from Isl TO End.
Our esteemed townsman Andrew
Ba er. accompanied by his wife, left on
Thursday of this week for New York CITY,
from which city They will embark on one
OF he fast line s. gamers for Germany, where
they Will visit for some months among
relatives and friends. The CARBON ADvo-
CATE wishes them bon uoyage. The,
have The best WISHES of many friends fora
more han pleasant sojourn in tie dear
old FalherlauG"