The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-14
pEop1n WHO COME And oo.
Personal Gossip about People who vi.
and go n Visiting

Personal Gossip about. People who Visit
and go Visiting.
,-Thos. Catel is visiting his parents in New
Jersey.
Charles McHugh, of Lansford. circled here
on Tuesday.
Adam Christman, of Albrightsyille, was In
town on Wednesday,
George Remmel, of Catasauquas shook hands
with friends here on Monday.
Prof H. A. Keiser, of Mahoning, shook
hands with friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. John Esrang, of North Bank street.
spent Monday with Allentown friends.
Miss Jennie Morthimer returned Monday
from pleasant visit to Philadelphia friends.
Miss Mary the estimable daughter OF David
EpDert, OF North street, Is visiting at Weatherly.
Mrs. j. F. Werner accompanied by her son,
M. Er OF Lansford, were guests of Lewis Wer-
ner this week.
The genial Thos. Stocker, of North Bank St..
spent last Sunday among relatives and friends
at White Haven.
Miss Annie Eslan, an accomplished young
lady OF Philadelphia, is the guest of Miss Aggie
Hauk on Bank street.
Mrs. G. NJ Sweeny and Mrs. H. III. Peters,
OF south Bank street, are pleasantly sojourning
with Harrisburg and Gettysburg friends.
Misses Mary and Lizzie Beers, estimable
young ladies' OF Bath, were visiting Miss Laura
Masters on South Bank street during the past
week.
| Mrs. Jacob Romig, of Johnstown, who was
| the guest OF William Bachman in South lie.
hlghton, for some weeks past returned home on
| "Wednesday.
Misses Lizzie Keefe, of Elmira, N. Y, and
| Uellie Bechtel of New York City, wer guests
OF Miss Lulu Zehner, on south Bank street for
several days recently
-, Rev. J. s. Newhart and wife left for Reading
| wednesday. Sunday lie viii fill Rev. j. q.
| Bleam's pulpit in tnat city and on Monday they
will go to Gettysburg.
| Jacob Wolf, OF Emaus, left ON Monday morn.
| ing for Lehighton, where he has secured very
lucrative position as moulder IN a foundry :
| Democrat, Allentown.
| Mrs, @. A. Ritter. of Weatherly, wife of Prof
q. A. Ritter, formerly the efficient principal Of
on pubic schools, Is the guest of Miss Laura
Hoiford, on North Bank street.
Harry E. Sweeny and wife, of Drfton, spent
sunday In town at the home of his father OF
south Bank street. Mr.. Sweeny is a Lehghton
| IAN, born and educated here, and now holds the
position OF paylnSter for Coke Bro. & Co., Goa
operators. He Is staunch Republican and quite
force in his district. He, 1t was who was IN
strumental in having his uncle, Hon. A. W
haudenDush, made postmaster OF this Doroup h
Christopher Corcoran, of Weatherly, was il
town on saturday. He served in Battery ii, 2ut
Heavy IA. Artillery, during the unpeasantnes
with great courage and credit to little Carbon
lie is now an applicant for pension for disabili
ties received. His hair is silYered by passinl
years and old Father Time has railroad tracke,
his brow, but withal lie is genial pleasant com
panion and deserving OF a pension.
t "A figure that attracts attention on on
streets Tor the past week on account OF bein
| compelled 10 walk with the assistance O
ef,m,teneS IN, Is Jonn Horn, OF Port Clinton, Schuy
+ q dyed-ln-the-wool Democrat, who is well am
fayoraDly known all over the State He wa
slSetvu,, al q state Assemblyman from one of tn
route agent for some years. He is six foot la
, and would be Judged to be about three seor
J years OF age. Those who know him intimatel
g speak OF him as an intelligent gentleman and
5 congenlal companion