The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-23
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LEGAL AnaIrs sricny Written up bv the
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Milton Hartman is seriously III with
pneumonia.
Martin Kroner, of Easton, paid hi.
parents visit on Sunday.
Miss Cora Seem. of Bethlehem. was the
guest Of Ella Laury during the week.
Frank Laury and family spent Sunday
with A. P. Q. Laury, at Laury's Station.
Miss Minnie Seem. of Bethlehem, was
the guest of Miss Lilly Musselman this
week.
Mrs. NJ. Rosensteln, Of Bangor, Pa,
was visitor at DR.. ]. g. Zern's re sidence
on Sunday.
Ike Ux and wife, Of Bowmanstown.
were In town on Sunday seeing relatives
and friends.
-Lilius Saeger, chief clerk for o. j..
Saeger, was on hunting expedition dur
ing the week.
Mis-. John Kroner who has been seri-
ousy Ill, we are pleased to state, is rapidly
convalescing.
Al Kroner, Lehigh Valley fireman,
returned home from work Monday serious
ly Ill with typhoid fever.
In another. column see and read Saeg-
er's new advertisement 1t will save YOU
money. What more do YOU want?
The Good Will Hook and Ladder
Company will purchase building lot and
erect thereon truck and meeting house.
Mrs. j. B. and w. w. Newbart, of
Ashley, and G. w. Wentz, of Berlinsville,
were the guests OF J. d. Benninger during
the past week.
The funeral of Clara, the estimable
daughter Of Tilghman Roth, on Sunday
last, was largely attended by relatives and
friends. Rev. Stauffer officiated.
Save money by paying CASH A full
line of groceries and provisions al T. r.
Rex's, next to the FSrt Allen House.
Prices the very lowest. 1-4t
DIR. J. g. Zern, Daniel Graver and
Jacob Straussberger, accompanied by their
wives, visited friends at Point Philips and
Bangor, Northampton county, over Sun
day.
Tho old bridge oyer the canal was re-
be made to look at this structure there is a
likelihood that 1t would soon be replaced
by new one.
"A pavement from the q. R. r. tracks
to the canal bridge is direct and impera-
tive necessity and should be put down at
once without the usual customary monkey
business. Come. get to work.
Il. E. Wills has returned from a pleas.
ant hunting trip to Virginia. He didn't
see Malone, for that individual has pulled
himself into obscurity and the adminlstra-
tion is trying to keep him there.
"A pheasant that had been wounded BY
one of our hundred and one local sports
men. dropped dead on the porch of NAH
lon ChriStman's Union Hill residence Fri
day morning and was served up for dinner
next day.
Buy the Galbraith patent selr-ceuter-
ing carriage and sleigh pole; will fit any
carriage or sleigh and can be attached and
adjusted in minute. R. J. Hongen, Just
over the canal bridge, 10 the agent. Call
and see them.
William Kroner died Tuesday morn
Ing after an illness Of about year with
consumption. Deceased was born and
raised in this locality and had reached the
age Of 4S years. He leaves wife and
the children toa mourn for him. For
many years he was employed at Packerton
and was well liked among his associates.
Interment will take place on Friday after
noon.
Death Is no respecter of persons: last
Saturday morning ere the shadows of
darkness had been dispelled by the break
ing OF new day, the dark messenger
claimed Rev. Aaron f. Leopold, for
score of years resident Of East weissport.
esteemed and honored by all who knew
him; kind, generous and faithful hus-
band, father and friend. He was born in
SaucoD, Northampton county, on the End
day of May, in the year 1919; his father
and mother were Joseph and Hannah
Leopold, thrifty and fairly well-to-do farm
people and upright christians, who taught
their son the fear of God and the justice of
right at all times. He was educated In the
Fcommon schools of the district. and that
he was of exceptionally bright mind is
evident from the fact that when only
eighteen years OF age he was elected 10
teach the township school and was also Or
ganist in one Of the Lutheran churches.
In 1865 he was ordained preacher of the
Evangelical church and filed charges in
the following order: 1st. Lehigh circuit;
End, Milford circuit; 3rd, Kutztown; 4th,
Womelsdorf; 9th, Weissport; 9th, Schuyl-
kill; 7th. Harrisburg; Sth. York; 9th Eas-
ton; 10th, Parryville. In 1874 he was
married 10 Fietla, daughter of Thomas
Frey. of Columbia, and the result of their
union was the birth of nye children, two
sons and three daughters, all of whom sur
yive, viz; Mrs, DR.. Andrews, East Weiss
port Mrs. @. V. Arund, Tioga county;
Mrs. j. Fl. Burger, Allentown; Rev. s. T.
Leopold, Norristown, and Rev. W. A. Leo
pold. Pottsville. He was for long time
! sufferer from chronic intestine catarrh,
which was the immediate cause of his
dea.h. Interment took place on wednes-
day morning, large concouIse of sorrow
ing relatives and friends following the re-
mains to their last resting place on the
hillside, where they will await the anal
resurrection.
nev.J. Z. freeman Heard From.