The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-05-04
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Local Items of Interest Cleaned from
Town aud Surroundings

Local Items of Interest Cleaned from
Town aud Surroundings.
--Dou'tfail TO read Biery's advertisement.
Charles Baber is confined 10 the house
with rheumatism.
August WaIck, of Long Run, is report
ed as very sick.
Mrs. G. v. b. Arndt and sons are visit
ing Rev. A. f. Leapold.
After successful term the public
schools closed on Tuesday.
Rev. S. b. Brown and family visited
friends at Reading this week.
Our old friend Amos Marsh, of White
street, is severely i'll with erysiples.
Aaron Benninger, of Walnutport, was
with his son James D., this week.
Charles Mllhard, of Bloomfield N. j.,
is seeing old acquaintances hereabouts.
The Improved Order of Red Mer will
turn out about hundred members for the
memorial parade on May 30.
Miss Clara Miller and Alice Krum
spent the week in New York enjoying CEN
tennial Inauguration festivities.
Mayor Fenner and Bernard Voght took
IN the centennial celebration of Washing
tion's Inauguration at New York this week
B. K Culton will represent Polio POGO
Tribe of Improved Red Men at the State
council TO be held in Allentown on the 21st
instant.
John Rehrig, Jr., East Weissport, is
the agent for the Improved Victor Washer.
Best in the world. Try it before purchas-
ing anv other. Apr. 3m.
-Robby, young son of George Meyer,
died ON Sunday and was inferred on
Wednesday. The parents have the sym
pathy of many friends in their sad affliction.
"A special sermon will be preached to
John ID. BerLolette Post, 4S4, of Lehighton,
IN the Lutheran and Reformed church on
Sunday evening coming bv the pastor of
the latter congregation.
Mrs. e. M. Hangen and Miss Mary L.
Whitehead spent several days very pleas
anlly with friends in Philadelphia, and also
purchased a large, new and fashionable
stock of millinery goods.
burgess Fenner issues a mandate
thusly: Ali persons are notified to repair
old pavements or to lay new ones, and 10
discontinue throwing ashes or rubbish in
the streets or alleys. Bully, for Joe!
The total receipts OF the fair and festi-
val held by the Ladies' Aid Society were
$500 36; expenses, $53.57, leaving balance
of $4S6.79. The ladies' are to be congratu.
lated on the successful termination of the
affair.
The undersigned has for sale large
lot of FENCE PosTs, FIREwooD, and
ARBoR PosTs in large quantities, which he
is prepared to furnish at lowest prices,
Cali on or address, GEORGE II. ENzIAN
Weissport, Pa. mar23-3m*
-Ex-burgess Philip Storm, of Cata-
sanqua, who has been arrested and placed
under $4,000 bail for alleged crookedness
in supplying scrap iron to the Catasauqua
Manf'g, Co., was formerly ore of the
poorest residents of Weissport. He is now
rich in worldly possessions.
Miss Mary L. Whitehead, who has
taught most successfully tor several years
past will open select school in the Frank
lin school building. Miss Whitehead is
Young lady of excellent abilities and parents
would do well to have their children placed
under her charge during the summer
months. We bespeak for the lady abund- |
ant success.
"A pleasant and successful birthday |
surprise in honor of Miss Emma SNYDER |
was held at her fathers residence in East |
Weissport on Thursday evening last. |
Those who enjoyed the bospitallties and |
convvalities of the occasion were Charles |
Hauk, A. III. Peters, w. ID. Clauss, Insley |
Craig, Jos. Bennett, Milt Snyder, Ella |
Laury, Ella, Mary and Tillie Snyder, |
Emma Bower, Gertie Horn, Clara Miller, |
Lille LaurY and Lille Fatzinger.