The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1889-08-24
PEOPLE WHO COME AND GO.
Personal Gossip about People who visi
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and 20 Visiting.
Mrs. ". w. Reber is spending seyera
days with Bethlehem relatives.
Frank Albright, of Easton, circled her
with viii Clauss during the week.
Mrs. II. V. Mortimer, Jr., spen
Wednesday with relatives in Bethlehem.
Miss Jennie Mortimer, of north Banl
street, is visiting relatives in Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Hughes, of South street
is visiting relatives and friends at Stating
ton.
John Otto, of Allentown, spent Sun
day at the Rupp residence on Carbon
street.
Charles thinner, of Weatherly, shook
hands with his old friend Tobias Buss
Wednesday.
Miss Annie Lackey, of Allentown, i:
the guest of the Misses Richards, on North
ampton street.
Mrs. G.. A. Doerninger and son Max
of Pottsville, are guests of Miss Ida Mant7
at the Exchange.
Miss Eliza Barthold. of Slatington,
visited her sister, Mrs. P. A. German, on
Bank street, this week.
Our old Democratic friend A. G.
Brodhead, of the Philadelphia Mint is
spending a few days here.
Mrs. E. r, Greenwood, of Philadel.
phia, is visiting Edwin Heffelfnger and
family on the Packerton road.
Mrs. Ella Reisner, of Philadelphia, is
spending the week very pleasantly with
Mrs. w. A. Peters, on Bank street.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Otto and
Louise Knoppenberger, of Allentown, were
guests of Miss Ida Vert oyer Sunday.
Charles E. Brinkman has returned
from Wilkesbarre, and is doing work for
Contractor Hendler on ths new bridge.
Mrs. George Miller and daughter Ida,
of Lehigh street, spent Tuesday very
pleasantly with Mauch Chunk friends.
ALFRED Helle, of Seigfried's Bridge, was
in town for few days this week, under
the care of Section Boss, Thos. Swartz.
Mrs. W. B. Kelley and daughters. of
Germantown, Philadelphia, were guests of
W. E. Ash, on Northampton street, this
week.
-E. j. Donnelly, popular Plttsburg
attorney, accompanied by his wife, are Wis
iting DR.. w. G.. M. Seiple and wife ON
South street.
Contractor George Miller did business
at the County Seat Tuesday. George is
one of the busiest builders in the county
just at present.
Mrs. L. d. G. Schoch, of Hokendauqua,
and Miss Annie Van Driel, of Cleveland,
Ohio, are the guests of Miss Lizzie Miller,
on Bank street.
Misses Irene Fenstermacher of town,
Sophie Miller of Saegersville, and Minnie
Kistler of Germansvlle will leave for " est
Chester State Normal school on Sept 2.
Capt. Daniel Baltzer, of Bank street,
spent several days last week in Boston,
Mass, in the interest of the L. V. r. r.
Co. The captain enjoyed the little outing
very much.
-Lehigh Valley engineer, Henry Blank,
of Northampton street, spent Sunday at
the old family homestead in Alburtis, Pa,
arranging the finalities of his deceased
mothers estate.
Howard Ristine, of Byrn Mawr, Brash
Youman, of Ardmore; T. J. Seifert and j.
X. Lentz, of town, are spending week in
the western part of the State making, ac.
quaintances with the denizers OF the water
George E. Warrington, son and daugh-
ter, of New York City, are at the Exchange
Hotel. Mr.. Warrington is the superin-
tendent new railroad to be run through
the Mahoning Valley tapping Schuylkille
coal lands and thence west.
Rev. j. S. Newhart pastor of the Eb-
enezer Evangelical Church,i is this week at
tending camp-meeting at McKeansburg,
south of PottsYille, while his wife is on
visit to her parents at Pottstown, and Miss
Carrie NewhaTt and her sister Bessie are
visiting at Allentown.
Thomas Mantz, of Lehighton, of the
firm of Dick & Mantz, arrived in town FRI
day. Messrs. Dick & Mantz went oyer to
Drifton the same afternoon and signed the
contract for working the new strippings of
Coke Bros. d Co. at Stockton. 1t is a big
contract. Hazleton Sentinel.
Two much esteemed visitors at present
in this town are George Wiggan and wife,
of Germantown, Philadelphia. They are
both in their ninetieth year of age and
still seem to enjoy comparatively good
health. Tuesday week ago they cele-
brated their sixty-third wedding anniyer-
sarY at the home of E. S. Wheatley, to
whom they are great uncle and aunt re
spectively. Mr.. Wiggan was at one time
prominent coal operator in Tamaqua and
Mahanoy City, anG is still remembered in
the above places as a successful business
man and determined leader in enterprise.
While walking on Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, few months ago he was knocked
down by a passing team and severely in
jured from the effects of which he is scll
not entirely free. They are pleasant
looking old couple with hair of silvered
gray, and attract the notice of our people
by their kindly, christian demeanor. Both
are close members of the Presbyterian faith
to which church they were connected in
early life.
Tax Collector Shaded has received oyer
g, 900 for taxes SO far.
Trouble comes not alone is exemplified
at the Josiah Sendel residence at Mahoning
township, where one child died Tuesday
morning, another lies at the point of death
and the wife of the household is also ill.,
The afflicted husband is commended to the
all wise power for consolation in his sor-
row.