The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-07-27
propLr WHO COME And 90.
Personal Gossip about People who Wis
and go visiting.

-George Berlin, Of Allentown, is doing
Lehighton.
John Hauk, Jr., is doing parts Of J ork
State for pleasure.
john Leuckcl of New York City, was
in town during the week.
Rev f. X. Berndt, of Lehieh county,
was in town during the week.
Mrs. c. Alexander, of Philadelphia, is
visiting II. V. Mortimer, on Bank street.
Miss Mamie Romig, of Bethlehem, i:
visiting Postmaster Raudenbush, on south
Bank street.
Rev. 8. S. Chubb and family, of Har.
rlsburg, are guests Of Howard Chubb, on
Bank street.
Miss Mamie Masters. of Wilkesbarre
is visiting Miss Laura Masters, on south
Bank street.
Mrs. James Hollenbach and daughter
of Lehigh street, spent Wednesday al
Mauch Chunk.
Mrs. Robert Klotz, of Coal street, spent
part of this week with relatives and friends
at Shamokin, Pa.
M. E. and j. NJ. Werner, of Lansford
were visiting "Lew'' Werner, on Lehigl
street, this week.
- George NJ, Grider, a Typographical
artist, from Allentown, spent Sunday il
townw ith friends.
Miss Katie Fullmer, of Johnstown. il
visiting II. V. Mortimer and family, OF
north Bank street.
Miss Nettie Reichard. of Wilzesbarre
is the guest of the Misses Richards, oil
Northampton street.
Misses. Eta and Annie Koch, of Allen
town, spent the past week very pleasantly
in town with friends.
Mrs. a. X. Miller, Mrs. Catherine Escf
and Mrs. Emanuel Clauss visited friends a
Slatington this week.
Charles Hinke and Miss L. Schaffer
of WeatherlY, were guests of Miss Mary
Seila, on Lehigh street, over Sunday.
-Dayid Knoblebach and brother JOSEPH
and wife, of Philadelphia, are guests o.
Owen Klotz on south Lehigh street.
DIR. C. W. Bower and wife, .have re-
turned home after a weeks visit among
relatives and friends in Northampton Co.
Charles Leitzman, one of Hauk's jolly
bakers will sail for Germanynext week fol-
two months visit to relatives and friends
Bon voyage Charlie.
Misses Christina Goode and MattlC
Bird, estimable young ladies of Jersey City
n. j., were guests of Il. c. Goode at the
Exchange" during the week past.
Miss Aggie Hauk and brother Willie
are sojourning at Cape May. Returning
they will stop at Norrstown, where Mis-
Hauk will attend the State Teachers ses
sion.
Ben Roth, bartender at the Carbon
House during theperiod when j. W. Rau
denbush was the genial proprietor, wa
shaking hands with friends in town Oh
Tuesday.
John s. Lentz and family and Hon
A. j. Durling and wife, left Monday in
Lehigh Valley private car for Cayug
Lake, N. Y. where they will spend weel
or ten days,
Franz Roederer, who has been spendin
the past few months In the "old country, ,
Is expecsed back on or about the Is
proXino, having set sail on Saturday weel
ago for the sweet land of liberty.
Harry Gerber, at one time typo ol
the ADVOCATE, now of Audenlied, was Ii
town during the week. We are pleased K
note that Harry is rapidly convalescinl
from serious Illness.
! p. l. BinnY, of Wilkesbarre, is visitin!
j. I, Nusbaum on Bank street. He is
young man ard is just recovering from
mine accident whereby he had four rib
and his collar bone broken.
Mrs. Mary Kessler and daughter, Mis-.
Nellie, of Cham bersburg, Pa, were guest
of William Zehner and family, of Banl
street, during last week. The forme
lady is connected with the management o
a college AZ Mechanicsburg, and is vel
remembered here, her husband, the lat
Rev. Kessler, for some years being at th
head of the old Academy school, on soutl
Bank street.
Mrs. W. T. MILFORD and two children
of Johnstown, are the guests of her siste
Mrs. II. V. Mortimer, Jr., on Bankway
This family were among the unfortunat
in that stricken city. When the grea
flood rushed down the Valley of tn
Conemaugh they were among the crowd
who rushed franticly to the mountai
side, which place of safety they reached a
the angry tide rushed wickedly by, carry
ing off many but few feet behind. The
lost all worldly possessions in the gre;
t flood that will ever live in the history
the world as one of her most appallin
disasters