The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-10
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Mrs. Mary Miller Of Allentown, is
visiting Miss Ida Mantz at the Exchange. 2,
-Goorge williams has returned from an
extended soiourn with Wilkesbarre friends.
-Mrs. nj. j. Holben, Of slatington, Wis
tied acquantanccs here during the past
week.
Engineer Frank Eek, Of Veatherly,
circled 'mongst Lehighton friends We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Frank Denglcr, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of Mrs. John T. Nusbaum, on
Bank street.
Mrs William Psotta, of Allentown, is
soiourning with Mrs T, d. Clanss, on
Bank street.
Mrs Harry e. sweeuy, of Drifton,
spent this week very pleasantly with rela-
tives here.
Rev. c. d. Rlshel, of Newyile, Pa,
is visiting hisbrother, photographer Rishel,
on Banway.
r. A. Seip and wife, of Danielsvile
Pa, were guests of NJ, o. Bryan, on Lehigh
street, over Sunday.
Prof. l.. NJ, Beider and wife, of Le-
high street, are enjoying few days rec
reation az Laury's.
John Seaboldt and family and J. j.
Gabel and family, are enjoying the refresh-
ing breezes at Atlantic City.
Thomas Yenser, New York typo
graphical artist, is at home owing to the
serious illness of his mother
IS. D. Kutz and wife, of Allentown,
were visiting j. J. Kutz, our popular cigar
manufacturer, during the week.
Misses Debbie and Emma Derr, young
ladies of Reading, are visiting Miss Anze
Mantz, on Northampton street.
Geo. A. Beers and family, of Weather
ly, were the guests of Amandus Remaley
and family few days this week.
Miss Laura Masters, of south Bank
street, leaves Saturday for two weeks va
cation to friends in parts Of this state.
Misses Alice Uilligoss and Ella Heber-
ling, young ladies of Philadelphia, are en-
joying two weeks vacation at this place.
Misses Florence and Emma Himmel-
wright, estimable young ladies of Philadel-
phia, are visiting Miss Sallie Raudenbush,
on Bank street.
-Elwen Bauer, of East Mauch Chunk,
secretary of the Carbon County Agricul-
tural Society, made our sanctum pleasant
call Wednesday evening.
-Rey j. II. Hartman, at one time pas
tor of Zion's Reformed church here, but
now of Hanover, Pa, was in town this
week calling on many friends.
Miss Ella Graver, one of Lehighton's
most successful teachers, is enjoying a
pleasant visit to friends at Pittsburg prior
to the opening of the fall term of school.
Ed BranniX, the gen ial and appreci-
ated, accompanied by Frank Messiner, of
the same spirit, from the City of Brotherly
Love, were guests at the Ebbert residence
on Sunday.
Tho genial Franz Roederer is back from
the old Fatherland looking much bronzed
and showing an increase in avoirdupois.
He spent three months in Germany and is
much pleased with his sojouIn in the land
of his nativity.
Pioao"hV party comprising Ine Iol-
lowing ladies spent Tuesday very delight
fully at Glen Onoko: Mrs. Mary Miller,
Mrs. W. A. Peters and daughter Gertie,
Mrs. Mary Hollenback and daughter
Bertha, Misses Ida Mantz, Ella Heberling
and Alice Hilligoss. MARY take the bas-
ket.'
The genial Frank Hummel, of the sue
cessful Dover, N. j., Inder, made us
pleasant call while in town this week.
Frank is clear exposition of the self made
man, having started as "devil7 on the
Union Flag, paper published in Mauch
Chunk BY the senior editor of this journal
just after the close of the war. We are
pleased to note his success