The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-11-09
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Miss Ella Laury spent Sunday at Stat
ing,on, the guest of Mrs. l.. Campbell.
u. S. Krum. employed for almost
year past in and around Pittston, is hom
again.
After ten weeks sickness we are please
to note that Tilghman Miller is agai
about.
Miss Lille Musselman Is spending seY
eral DAYS with Allentown and Bethlehem
friends.
e. NJ. Phifer, after two years absence
in Indiana. is back with the folks a
home"
Edwin Geiger and Miss Mary Gesslng
er will be united in the holy bonds Of wed
lock at date in the near future.
Eli Markle moved his family to Parry
vile this week where he has secured EN-
p.oyment with the Carbon Iron Works.
Miss SallIe Heydt, an estimabe young
lady of Ashley, was, visiting Mrs. 4. J.
Sewel, on White street, during part of lasI
week.
"A series of what promises TO be very
successful protracted meetings have com
menced in the East Weissport Evangelical
| church.
old Mother Grundy reports wed.
ding to take place during the latter part OF
the month. Now, who are the happy
coupler
The Reformed Missionary Society will
meet on Saturday evening. An interest
ing programme has been prepared by the
president, A. j. Guth
Levi Hawk, of Little Gap, and Miss
Catherine Smith, of TrscksYille, were
united in marriage by Rev. Jno j. Stauf-
fer on Tuesday, Nov. 9th.
Mrs. Henry Smawley while engaged
cleaning house one day recently fell
through window frame on the first floor
and sustained severe injuries.
Henry Mertz and Bertha Voll were
married by Squire Chester Buck on Tues
day evening. Witnesses say that the
genial squire tied the knot with the grace
of Chesterfield.
Mrs. Owen Dean, residing in East
Weissport, on Saturday suffered paraly-
tic stroke and is now lying seriously ILL.,.
She Is under the medical treatment of DR..
Delcamp, of Lehighton.
Elsewhere in to-day's issue see and
read A. W. Marsh's new advertisement,
then call at his postoffice store and make
purchases of anything you need at his
wonderfully low prices.
"A number of stone cutters and labor
ers employed on the new bridge here have
gone to Rossville. N. j., where Contractor
Hendler is erecting piers and abutmenJs
for new Lehigh Valley Railroad bridge
Buy the Galbraith patent self-ceuter-
ing carriage and sleigh pole; will fit any
carriage or sleigh and can be attached and
adjusted in a minute. r. ]. Hongen, just
oyer the canal bridge, is the agent. Call
and see it.
Harry Fenstermacher, of Freeland,
Pa, has accepted the position of "time.
keeper for VIM. Waterbor, vice Ed.
Horn, of Lehighton, resigned. Mr.. +. has
become Weissporter, so Lehighton's loss
is our gain.
Charles Boyer, for several years past
employed with G. W. Laury, our popular
baker, has resigned and accepted clerk
shin with L. j. Harleman g. Bro, general
merchants, at Packerton. In his new
"posish" Chawles has OUT grip for success.
The following letters remain uncaled
for in the postoffice at this place: j. C.
Mulfnger, Philip Meyer, Mrs. P. F. Mack,
Oliver Stemler, s. Siberstein, jefferson
Krum, Emma Hartman, Mary Esterday,
Tobias Buss. Persons calling for any Of
the above letters will please say "adver-
tised." A. W. MARSH, P. N.
-Reys Kuder and Strauss, of Lehigh-
ton; Kunkle, of Weatherly, and Fox, of
Slatington, delivered telling addresses at
the missionary meeting held in the North
Weissport Lutheran church on Wednesday
evening The subject for the evening was
the "Work of the church in the past and
its present and future needs" The meet
ing was largely attended.
The services in the Union church on
next Sunday will be conducted by the Re-
formed pastor, Jno. ]. Stauffer. The
subject for the morning will be, "The
Faithful Saying" and in the evening the
pastor will have special sermon for the
Young men, having chosen for his theme,
SIS the Young Man of To-day Safe?'
based on ii Samuel 1929. All are vel.
come, but special invitation is given to
the Young men.
Rev. Jno. j. Stauffer has recently or.
ganized class Of catechumens to instruct
during the winter the way of salvation
The class thus far numbers thirty-fiys, and
a good many more are expected. The
class meets every Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. There will also be organized ar
evening class in the near future to accom-
modate all such as would like TO be in
structed and become intelligent ehrstianI
but cannot attend the afternoon session.
Don't you dare miss i'll We mean the
fair and festival under the auspices of tn,
Good win Hook & Ladder Company, il
the school hall tonight and tomorrow
night 1t has been going all week to th,
pleasure of hundreds of people and will
wind up with great success if everybody
gives it hearty patronage. Fancy booths
refreshment stands, &c, presided over b.
; our prettiest and most accomplished ladie
: lend additional attraction. Articles ne
disposed of during the week will be sold a
auction on Saturday night. Once NOR
the 'Stroller" remarks, don't miss it,"
"A typhoid fever epidemic prevail
alarmingly in East Weissport. Thus ia
abou. twenty cases have been reported a
i follows; Joseph Ruff, Joseph Weiss ,Clar
q Rhoads, Emma Beeyer. William BeeveI
/ Webster Campbell, four cases in the fam
!. ly of Harry Trainer, three cases in tn