The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-10-05
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A LETTER FOR YnU.--The following
letters remain uncalled for in the Weiss
port postofIice, and II one of them belongs
to you say advertised" in calling for it.:
Harry Frantz, Mrs Emma Dillon, Francis
Snyder, Oscar Stenler, Ellen Scbwab,
Mary Snyder, Amelia Solt, David Walck,
Maggie Kratzer, Irwin Krum, Harriet
Klotz and Daniel Kruln.
NEW OFFICERS. AT late citing
Poho POGO Tribe, No. III, Imp. o. of r.
NJ, the following officers were elected for
the regular six months term:
Sachem-Milton II. Hunsicker
Sr. Sagamore--Milton Emery.
Jr Sagamore-H. A. Guth.
Trustee-Cbarles A. Goth.
BOOMING When one of the 'dear
girls strikes you with a subscription book
don't make a face and say you can't afford
1t, because you can. Go down in your
pocketand fish out half dollar or dollar
and smile when you hand it to them. Don't
be clam, but help the Good VIII boys
along IN tnelr enter prise.
BE CAREFUL School opens on Mon
day in Franklin township and parents in
whose family typhoid fever exists should
exercise all possible care in sending their
children to school. The disease should
not be lowed to spread and the best way
to prevent this is to exercise all possible
precautions. We repeat, be careful.
SPECIAL SERMON Rev. George Sandt,
pastor of the Lutheran congregation in the
in this place, will deliver special discourse
to the members of Poho POGO Tribe, No
III, Imp. Order of Red Men, in the St.
Jacobs church on Sunday evening to
which services ALL are most cordially iu-
vited.
A NEW CHoIRIsTER Miss Ella Berlin
has been elected choirist for the Reformed
congregation of the Big Creek church. Miss
Belin is fully capable of discharSing the
duties of the position to which she has
been elected-haying rich voice and being
an excellent musician.
WEDDED.-Frank Kecher and Miss
Sarah Peters, both of Stemton, were hap
PLY married at the residence of John
Smith, in East Weissport, on Saturday
evening in the presence only of few
friends who showered upon them abund-
ant good wishes.
SCHOOL ON MoNDAY-All the public
schools in Franklin township will open for
six months term on Monday. Parents
should see that their children commence
on Monday and attend regularly through
out the entire term.
WILL PREACH SUNDAY A. M.-Rev. J.
S.,Overholser, an eminent divine of Cresona,
Pa, will preach in the German language
from the pulpit in the Evangelical church
on Sunday morning. All are cordially in
vited to the services.
Ed Beighe, Of East Maucn Chunk, re-
presenting the Hoven Mercantile Company,
was doing business here Tuesday. Ed is
an excellent salesman and has worked up a
large and steady trade for his employers.
To THE WEST ON BUsINEss.-Oscar j.
Saeger, one of East Wessport's progressive
merchants will leave this week for Michi-
gan, where he will buy in an extensive
supply of winter apples.
REAL ESTATE DEAL..-A rumor this
week is to the effect that Henry Chrstman
has purchased the the Fort Allen House
and also the Serfass residence adjourning
the hotel property.
John Laury and wife, of Colorado, are
visiting in town. Western breezes have
changed John but little. He was busy this
week shaking hands with the boys"
Rev. A. K. DeLong, of Allentown.
formerly pastor of the Evangelical church
here, was circleing among old acquaintan-
ces during the week.
The genial Squire Buck will visit
Washington, D. O., during the Knight
Templar Conclave in that city to be held
next week.
Mrs. Rapp, from Weissport, moved
in the rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
Fegley in Oplinger's building. .-Neus,
Slatington.
Miss Lille Koons, our obliging post
mistress, spent Sunday agreeably with
Wilkesbarre acquaintances.
Misses Clara Miller and Annie link
spent several days this week very pleasant.
ly with Allentown friends.
Mrs. Robt. j. .Hongen returned on
Sunday from pleasant sojourn at Christ
manville, this county.
The employees of Snyder's planning mill
will in all likelihood receive their monthly
"sWapn on Saturday
| "A young daughter of Constantine
Hepner is lying very low with typhoid.
Frank Fatzinger, of Bath, was visiting
his brother Uriah during the past week.
Mrs. j. D. Curtis of Brooklyn, N. Y,
is visiting Squire John S. Miller.
Miss Mary Frederick, of Alburtis, Pa,
is visiting her brother Gus Oswald.
Miss Mary Kramer, of Wilkesbarre, is
visiting her uncle John Kramer.
AL Buck on Monday moved into his
new dwelling on Union Hill.
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