The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-08
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Local JumbIes strung Together by IA,
stroller" Things that viii Interest you.
r. J. Hongen circled at Allentown on
Saturday.
Miss Lille zellner is home from Phil.
adelphia.
For the finest paper hanging engage
10. A. Goth.
"A. I. Koch did business at Philadel-
phia on Monday.
Mrs. P. j. Kistler is convalescent from
q serious Illness.
Postmaster Marsh was at Mud Run on
Friday evening last.
Samuel King, of Perth Amboy, circled
among friends here on Sunday.
freddy" Zellner has buckled down to
his old business of crushing hearts
-Phaon Dorward, of Slatlngton, was
visiting Barber Herman this week.
Matte Moyer, of Allentown, is soiourn-
ing with Henry zellner and family.
C. A. Goth does the finest paper
hanging and decorating at lowest prices.
George Faust and wife, of NIahanoy
City, are visiting Geo. Wagner and family.
We regret to note that Squire John S.
Miller is still confined to the house nursing
a sore leg.
Miss Mary Snyder is home from a de-
lightful visit to friends at White Haven
and Mauch Chunk.
DIR. W. L. Kutz is attending dlphtheria
cases at Weatherly. The doctor has had
considerable success in the treatment OF
this fell disease.
-Milkman George Enzlan of Franklin,
has the honor Of being the first person to
drive sleigh across the new Lehigh bridge.
The event occurred early on Thursday
morning.
Letters for the following persons re.
main uncalled for in the post office at this
place: Monroe Mahster, H. Otto, Edna
Treichler and Ida Trach. Say advertised
when calling for such letters.
AS an indication of the exceedingly
warm weather during the month of Febru.
airy a Franklin township man tells of her
that hatched out half dozen young chicks
on the hillside and in the open air
The borough council was re-organized
on Monday evening by the election of che
following officers for the ensuing year
Burgess, Joseph A. Fenner; secretary, A.
A. Beltz; treasurer, John S. Miller.
Miss Annie Sewell, formerly teacher Of
the Packerton primary school, spent Tues
day with her brother, R. ]. Sewell, prioi
to leaving for Woodville, Texas, where she
has secured a lucrative position as a short
hand writer.
The shantY occupied by the Centra
Railroad watchman at the depot crossing
has been moved to the Weissport side o
terra irma in order to make room for th,
erection of guard gate by the Company
The improvement will be an additiona
safeguard against accidents.
"A rumored business change on the Is
of April is that Nathan Snyder, doing
large general store business, will retire, ant
that his son Aaron will control the estab
lishment Aaron has the energy and abil
ity, backed by enterprise and push sufficient
to make things boom.
The happiest man in Weissport las
Friday was the genial Charles MacDaniel
a lifelong Republican and worker in th
cause. He has BEEN appointed TO a re
sponsIble and lucrative position in the U
s. Mint at Philadelphia and Is now in tha
city. The "Stroller" congratulates Char
leYon his appointment, and along witt
many friends extends best wishes. De
worthy of this recognition by his party TO
the excellent services rendered in the past
I'm honor of the 57th birthday of Mrs
A. w, Marsh, her daughter Miss Aida
arranged and perfected neat surprise o.
last Saturday evening. The event was a.
exceedingly pleasant one in every particu
lar and will be long remembered by thos
present; Rev. ]. H. Stauffer and wife
Milton Setter and wife, Daniel Grayer an
wife, DR.. zern and wife, B, X. Culton an
wife, A, B. Marsh and wife, G. r. Straus,
berger, Mrs. G. D. Miner, Mrs. Samu,
Welsh, Mrs. W. L. Kutz, Mrs. G. Ster
Mrs. Jos, Connor, Mrs. George EmerY
Mrs, B. F, Peters, Misses Cora Buss, Al
ME Scofeld, Lulu GraveF, Lille and MAJ
Musselman. At a late hour sumptuor
repasG was served 20 which the assemble
guests did full justice,