The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-19
OUR STROLLER. .
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WeirNpoft and community farngranhed
For the Week Just Ended.
Alex Marsh. Of Lehghton. moved to
this place or Tuesday.
John Larry and wife, of Iansford, are
the guests of G. w. Laury and family.
Charles Buck, of Franklin, has laid a
substantial plank pavement in front Of his
residence. Nextl
--Rey. A. F. Leopold has been confined
10 the house for several weeks with Sc
we're attack OF rheumatism.
George II. Enzian has lot of fire.
wood and fence posts which he will sell at
very reasonable prices. If you need any
thing in that line cal on him.
Mrs. Wolfe. aged "a years. wife Of
Owen Wolfe, of Franklin, died on Mon-
day and was buried on Wednesday after
noon,th funeral being largely attended.
Wesley Fatzinger, of Taylorville, spent
several days here this week with his par
ents. wes. is looking frst-rate, and, we
are pleased to say prospering in his new
home.
Charlie MacDaniel has become the
owner Of a beautiful piece of horse-nesh.
Levi Horn says it is a fast" one, and can
do mile easy In 2.40-2 days and 40
hours. Mac, where did you get that
nag2
--R. j. lIongen has taken the agency for
the Caibraith Adjusting self-centering
(farria no Pole opo 80 tho ,,,fe4 ,,aaf,,l
tlons we have ever seen. Persons owning
carriages should call and see 1t.
Samuel Dyer, of Mountain Top and
Miss jennie Graver, of East Teissport,
were married on Thursday afternoon.
May their welded life be one of happiness
and prosperity,is the wish Of their hosts Of
friends.
Principal Kratz, of our public school,
was arrested on Saturday for severely beat
ing child of John Arner's. After hear
ing before Squire Buck, the parties were
given ten days in which to amicably settle
the matter.
George Friend and Miss Catharine
Wisler, of Franklin, we're united in the
holy bonds of wedlock on Sunday by Rev.
S. B. Brown. The young couple have the
best wishes of large circle of friends for
long and happy life.
Tho paragraph in last weeks issue
saying Henry Christman had purchased
the Fort Allen House was erroreous, as
Mr.. Fest, the owner of the place, has an
advertisement elsewhere in to-days' issue
Offering the house for sale.
"A letter from our young friend Il, F.
Vogt, who is at present in Newark, n. j.,
informs us that he is attending day
college of Photography and expects tc
take couple of courses in shorthand and
tyre-writing. Success to you Ben.
Eugene Evertt, of the Weisspori
| House, has lost his Thanksgiving dinner
some ono has carried off bis big fat turkey
Maybe Eugene isn't mad--well. IT ht
catches the miscreant who gobbled up hi.
gobbler there will be war, and don't yor
forgeti.
| Wesley Wentz and Miss Laura, daugh
ter of Harry Trainer, of Franklin, wer,
happily united in marriage at the residenc,
of the groom's parents, on Saturday even
ing. Rey. ). b. Brown officiated. Th,
young couple will go to housekeeping i'm
medately, in the nice new residence erecte,
by Mr.. Wentz on Union Hill. May thei
life be a long and happy one is the wish o
a large circle of friends.
The barn owned by Alex Grayer, II
Franklin, was totally destroyed by fire OF
Tuesday afternoon. At the time the barr
contained valuable horse, several wagons
farming implements and quantity of grail
which were all consumed. The fire wa
started by some little boys who were play
lug in the barn. Loss, about $500; no in
surance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan II. Snyder, G
Franklin, who have reached the ripe ol
age of seventy-five years, were pleasant
surprised on last Sunday by gathering {
. all their children, grand d-chldren and man
near relatives. The aged ouple were th
, recipients of many valuable and usefl
!. presents. After spending a happy tim
. with their parents and partaking of
sumptuous repast, which was prepared (,
the occasion, they returned to their respe
tive homes, with the prayer that the
" parents may live to enjoy many more o
casons of this kind.