The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-09-07
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Personal Gossip about People who visit
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and go visiting.
--2nd Lieutenant J. T. Mcdaniel Of the Eagle
Hotel, Pleasant Cerner, was In town Saturday.
Thompson is one Of the oldest hotel men in this
county, having taken possession Of his present
stand twenty-five years ago. He served enc
year and ten days in the war Of the rebellion,
holding the above rank in Company A., 2O2d Pa.
Vols. For disabilities contracted he is one Of
Uncle Sans pensioners. He was born in lie.
highton in 1928, then a part of East Penn town
ship, Northampton county
Post Commander Joseph S. Webb will leave
on Monday or Tuesday Of next week for qettys-
burg, Pa, where he will participate IN the q.
A. r. oncampment. Commander Webb was
Captain Of Company A., s1st Pq. Vols, and
fought with great bravery for two days in that
decisive battle. Among others who will likely
attend the imposing ceremonies are Killlan
Hofacker, John Rlnker, Solomon Yeakel, l. S.
Koch and Aaron Krum
DIR. +. 1. Smith and wife have returned
from months visit to friends in Susquehanna
county much pleased with their trip. The doc
tor opened his office Monday with
big rush of waiting MISUNDERSTANDING
during regular office hours, hfty-two
molars and taking impressions for sew.
eral set of teeth. The doctors work always
gives the fullest satisfaction and We are pleased
to note his success.
An ADVOCATE Representative noticed among
other familiar faces in town on Saturday, the
smiling countenanoe of Squire James ]. Boyle,
Of Mauch Chunk, one Of the most popular and
agreeable young men in the county. He is
Democrat, but has twice been elected Justice in
Mauch Chunk borough. He is careful and el-
hcent in the discharge of his judicial business
and has made hosts offriends by his genial dis
position.
james Wilson Malloy, Of the Lansford
Record, one of the best known newspaper men
in this section, was talking base ball and poll
ties with the moguls on Saturday. He IS a
prominent figure in political movements at home
and has held various local offices, besides being
elected to the Legislature some years ago.
Malloy is probably SO years Of age and his pres
ent position in life is entirely due to his own
efforts.
"A Towamensing Democrat, we'll known all
over the county, is Paul Kresge, justice, store
keeper and postmaster in his district. He was
in town this week shaking hands with old
friends. Paul has aged but slightly since he
was defeated by Thomas KOons, for til office of
sheriff six or seven years ago. 1t was a hard
and bitter contest with a difference of only four
teen votes.
--Jonn Seabolt Of Bank street, did business
at Allentown this week. Mr.. Seabolt is one Of
the most popular Republicans in Carbon 90,
and has frequently been consulted on m alters
to the policy of the party in state af
fairs. He is we'll and popularity known through
out Lehigh Valley.
Samuel Seller ofnorth Bank street, was to
Virginia recently whore he bought in lot OF
thoroughbred horses which he is now selling at
faom $1c- to $3.50 p,r head This is a new busi-
ness venture for our friend Sam.
Horace Raudenbush is home from Alden,
Pa, where he has been for some years past. On
returning he will take a position with the Gen.
tral Railroad company at Wilkesbarre. He is a
son of fex-assemblyman A. W. Raudenbush, now
postmaster here.
Mrs. Peter Seiberling and daughter, Miss
Rose, Of Boston, Mass; Mrs. John Houser, Of
Reynolds, Pa, and Mrs Ed. Barber, of Allen
town, were guests Of T. d. Olauss and family
for few days this week.
Miss Ella, daughter of ex-burgess Graver
one ofour successful primary school teaehers, re-
turned last Friday from delightful visit to
friends at Pittsburg, Johnstown and Allentown.
Mrs. F. ]. Stettler and sister, Mrs. Ed. Hib
bier and daughter Daisy, and Mrs. W. E. Smith
enjoyed the novelty ofa visit to the Packerton
car shops on Thursday afternoon.
The genial Edw. H. Schilling, of PhiladeI-
pha, spent Friday afternoon with us. Edw. is
always brim full of wit and repartee and his
visits are genuine pleasure.
Mrs. Lydia Swank, eff Phllad elphia is stop
ping with her brother Dr. q. E. Delcamp, on
Bankway who is successfully treating her for
a mental arrangement.
Misses Hattie Wagner, of Mahanoy City,
and L. Derr, are pleasantly sojourning with Miss
Anzie, the estimable daughter OF W. IL. Montz,
on Northampton street.
The genial John Albertsen, accompanied by
several other genial spirits, of Hszleton, spent
morning.
Mrs. Cyrus Derhammer and children and
Miss Cora Michal, all of Bethlehem, were
guests of L. S, Houser for the past two weeks.
james Case and wife, OF Slatington, spent
Sunday very pleasantly with school director l..
X. Boyer and family on Northampton street.
Miss Ida, the accomplished dau ghter of
Thomas Mantz, of he Exhange is home from a
pie easant sOjourn at Allentown.
Miss Clara Keiser of East dauch Chunk,
spent several days this week with Miss Ida
Vert on Bank street.
w. q. Miller and wife and f. ID. Miller and
wife, enjoyed the delights OF Saylor's Lake en-
Sunday last,
Miss Mary CLARK, Of New York city, is visit
ing L. +. and Miss Annie CLARK, on Bank street,
James o. Vert returned Monday from q
week spent pleasantly with Easton friends.
Miss Bertz, of Guthsville, Pa, is the guest
Of Miss Aggie Strauss, on Nahoning street.
Photographer Rishel will return from his