The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-09-13
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PEOPLE w itU COME AND NUe
Personal Gossip about People who Visit
and go 81 Visiting.
The genial Frank Obert was a visitor
at Fleetwood over Sunday.
"A happy pair doing Lake IOpaNcoug
ON Sunday was Crit CooE and Press Koch.
Milton Kemmerer, of South Betl1le-
hem, spent Sunday With II. V. Mortimer,
Jr.
Henry Stuber left on Monday for
Pltiston where he will follow his trade as
tailor.
Miss Emma Clauss has returned home
from pleasant visit to I.ehigh County
friends,
Mrs. Joseph Frilznger, of First street.
visited Allentown ana Philadelphia friends
this week,
Bert During left last week tor Ohio
where he viii attend The Oberln College
as student.
Jacob Brong and wife, of Mountain
Top, spent several days in town this week
with friends.
Mrs. w. b. l'omig, of Bethlehem, was
the guest Of 1er sister, Mrs. A. w. Rauden-
bush, this week.
Samuel d. Kutz and wife, of Allen
town, are spending few days with their
son John in town.
Mrs. Wilson D. Peters, accompanied
by her son Ed, spent Saturday in Allen
town with friends,
Contractor A II. Coon and wife, of
Kingston, Pa, were at the Exchange for
few days this week
H. +. Sweeny and family, after a week
pleasantly spent with the ''folks at home"
returned to Drifton Sunday.
The Misses Eauer, of East Mauch
Chunk, enjoyed a few DAYS visit to friends
in this place during the week.
Miss Ella Graver left for Allentown
on Monday where she enters the American
Business College as a student.
Our old Republican friend John Fens-
termacher, Esq, of Lehigh Gap, while in
town on Wednesday made us pleasant
call.
Councilman l. S. Koch, wife and
daughter Matte, this week visited many
friends in Lehigh and Northampton coun-
ties.
-" Buster Breslin, of Lansford, was
in town Monday electioneering for j. T. |
Mulhearn, the Democratic nominee for
county treasurer.
Albert Morgan. of Philadelphia, was
in town for few hours on Sunday, the
guest of his brother, the jovial Harvey
Morgan, of the Hersh Heater Works.
Mrs. George r. Cassidy, after de.
lightful visit of some weeks to Mrs. r. l..
SweenY, on First street. returned TO her
home in Cannon City, Col, on Wednesday.
-Chas. A. Hank left for the Millersyile
State Normal School Monday, from which
institution he expects soon to graduate
being member of the senior class at this
time
Granville Clauss will enter Prickett's
College of Commerce, Philadelphia, where
he will take a thorough business course.
Ed. Kuntz is also a stndent in the same in
stitution.
b. d. kuntz and wife, and Ex-Sheriff
j. W. Raudenbush and wife. spent Sunday
at bethlehem and Freemansbueg where
they were guests Of Messrs. John Kressley,
George Desch, Henry Lapp and j. c.
Allan.
H. " Mortimer Sr., James Bigley
and John W. Rooms, were in attendance
at the annual meeting Of the Survivors
Association of the 2nd Pa, Heavy Artil-
lery at Allentown on Monday.
-Chas. Moore, for some time past EN-
ploYed by the Lehigh Stove & Mfg. CO.,
as pattern maker, left on Tuesday for
Montgomery county where he has secured
a lucrative position. Mr.. Moore is man
with history-being an old soldier. He
was one of the first to volunteer his service
when Buchanan called for troops to sub
due the Mormans in 1857.