The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-31
PEOPLE VINO comr AND GO.


and go visiting.
George Mortimer Davis, OF Lanslord. was in
town Saturday shaking hands with friends. Mr..
Davis Is true representative OF n man self
made-coming to this country as a boy in 1850, he
commenced picking slate In a Harleigh coal
breaker near Hazleton. He graduated from this
position by close application to work and ad.
vanced steadily until he know holds a position
OF responsibility with the l.. q. g. N. Co. He is
a congenial companion, strong Republican and
last year run close onto Associate Judge Seidle
for seat on the Bench in this county
5. HI. Hollinger, one Of the best known Ro-
publicans in Carbon county, lives at Lansfor,l
he several years ago made q close and bitter
night for State Assembly against Jas Malloy. of
the same town, losing only by hair breadth
He is near six foot tall, wears a black mustache
and has clear complexion, while his eyes arc of
a brown color. He closed digIts with numerous
acquaintances while in town on Saturday in
company with friends.
On last Thursday J. II. Smith, in company
with Masters Eddie Zern and Bert Durling.
took bicycling trip down the Lehigh valley to
Slatington. Above Parryville MIR. Smith, who
is yet novice in the art of cycling let 20 of one
OF the bar handles to catch his hat, which n gust
Of wind had lifted, and in second his wheel had
plunged him down over the bank into thick
elump of alders which saved him from a head
long plunge into six feet OF water. He came of
without a scratch.
-Oharles M. SweenY visited at Drinon over
Sunday. Mr.. S. is the senior member of the
hrm OF Sweeny Son; he was at one time n pub.
Tic school teacher in this county and lateron
held ior many years responsible position under
the Lehigh Valley Company. He is probably
WAR al vrfftI
years He is a staunch Blaine man and one of |
our most respected citizens. He comes original. |
ly from Jersey
Three agreeable gentlemen of the engineer
corps engaged surveying new railroad through
this section, WHOM your representative has met.
are Waiter s. and Edward Warrington. sonsol
Gen. George Warrington, and T. 'Oldhen. all of
new YORK. They are registered at the "Ex
change' and seem to enjoy our salubrious eli.
mate.
"A iami liar hgure on our streets Wednesday
morning was Lee Stiles of Packerton, one Of
the best-known Democrats in the county and
nuent, forceful speaker whose voice has been
heard IN more than one campaign. He is also
writer of no moan ability and frequently articles
from his ready pen find space in Lehigh Valley
papers.
Frank d. Clauss and wife, of Great Bend.
"a, are spending few days in town. Mr..
Jiauss is representative Lehightonian doing a ,
successful merchant tailoring business in the
ormer place where he is O much respected citi.
len.
MIS- George Costenbader is a very pleasant
ady residing at East Mauch Chunk; while
'assng through town Saturday in company with
'er Hother, she made this office call and re- .
lewed her subscription to the ADVOCATE.
Ir q 4 No.
" m. Mitchell, of town, let Thursday on a can. {
eing trip 10 Lake Hopatcong. Route through A
ne Lehigh and Morris canals to point of destina.
ion' They will likely be gone two weeks.
II. ID. Clauss and sons Frank ID. and Oliver e
A. are at Philadelphia buying in new goods
MS week. Before their return they will visit
Atlantic Oity and listen to the music of the sad a
ca waves =
-owen kiotz and wife and Mrs. Alex Miller
'urheyedto brakes Greek on Saturday and in 1
ne space OF half an hour picked bushel of
uckeloerries and half bushel of blackberries.
Photographer Rishel and wire, of Bankwav
M ieaYe next week for Maryland, where they
'in visit for about two weeks During Mr..
'ishel's absence his gallery will be closed. =
--hobert DUNCAN, son of Rev. DUNCAN, of the
l. e. church, leaves Monday for PHILADELPHIA
mere he enters PieTce's Business College as a
tudent.
misses Ida Strawn and Ella Williamson. es- i
maoie young ladies Of Bethlehem, were guests
MISS Tillie Seifert, on South street, over Sum
ay.
u oiauss' recent graduate of cur high
'nool, leaves Monday for Phiadelphia, where
VIII enter Pierce's Business College,
w. A. Evans, local editor of The Plain q
psdker, Hazleton, and Ira Jones of the same pa. l.
or spent Saturday last here
M q. Clauss and wife and p. ]. Kresslv and s.
lie were to Cooney Island and Maphattan N
each several days last week.
Miss Gertie, daughter of Restauranteur w. q
!. Peters is spending the week pleasantly
ith Philadelphia friends.
--miss Cora Raudenbush, of Vicksburp Pa
visiting ex-Sherif Raudenbush and family. on
ank street. .
-George Shultz, of Great Bend, Pa is spend.
a two weeks vacation very pleasantly at
)me.
-Ihos. H. and William Montgomery, of Phil.
lelphia, are registered at the "Exchangem
Misses Annie Grede and Winnie Derr, Read. =
g ladies, are guests Of Miss Anzle MONTE q
Mrs. Harry Perine, OF Marlboro, N j. is
sitting the folks at homo on Bank street. q
Miss Carrie Campbell, of Slatington. visit
Miss Irene Fenstermacher this week.
Misses Ida Irwin and Annie Raudenbusb ara
sitting Allentown friends