The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-06-21
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Local Jumbles strung Together by the
"stroner." Things that viii Interest YOU
Miss Sallie Whitehead visited Allen
town friends on Monday.
Joel Heydt, Of Ashley, circulated
among friends here this week.
The genial Jos. Rex and Con. Hepner
did good old Heidelburg, Sunday.
Mrs, Hannah Stout, of Bethlehem,
was guest at the FatzinRer residence
over Sunday.
Frank Hall and wife, Of Mauch Chunk,
spent the Sunday with H. j. Shoemaker
on White street.
"A. A. B5ltz has succeeded Frank
Schoenberger as salesman in NJ. A.
LauiY's Corner store.
Miss Annie Scofeld, one Of our most
eslimable young ladies', is pleasantly so
iourning with Stroudsbmg friends.
The fair and festival under the
auspices of the Iron Moulder's Union, has
been postponed from July to August.
Milton Setter has accepted the gen eral
agency in this section for the Penna
School Furnishing Co., of Philadelphia.
Irwin Kresge is on a piscatoria trip to
Long Pond somewhere in Luzerne county.
He will make a week of it, and If he don't
make out better than the "SToller," we
pity him.
The regular election for officers of w,
Camp. No. 122, p. %. S. of A., will be
held on Monday evening week in their
Hall. and T. is important tba all members
should be present.
The census enumerator can I'LL out
another blank at the residence of II. c.
Trapp It's a girl and has come to STAY.
The "Stroi;v, hopes for the little stranger
a bright and happy future
The annual camp meeting Of the cyan
gelical Association of the Pottsyille Dis
,trict will be held at Bowmanstown as
heretofore, commencing on August 7th
and continuing for one week. Prepara-
tions for the camp are now making.
Robbie, an interesting three year old
son of Paul ana Ida Schabo, of the east
end, died Friday and was inferred In the
Union Hill cemetery on Monday. What
makes this particularly sad affair is that
the father is also quite seriously III.
-Wessport now has a long needed in
stitution in the shape of first-class
laundry. operated by gentleman named
Brook. All work turned out is first class
in every particular end the patronage of
the public should be rendered unhesitat-
ingly.
The new school building for the Inde-
pendent District will be located on the
hill on site somewhere between Mrs.
Boyer's and Ephriam Romig's. It will be
of brick and have six rooms with all
modern improvements and be ready for
occupancy when the school term opens.
In accordance with the beautiful
custom now almost universally observed,
the Evangelical congregation here will in
teresting observe Children's Day on the
10th instant. Arrangements for the
occasion are now perfecting under the
pastor and superintendent.
The prejudical newspaper comments
on the present County Commissioners, in
Guiding our genial Henry Miller, won't do
much harm. The animus is too plain,
and intelligent people see into it. Mr..
Miller has made safe and conscientious
official in every respect and is full worthy
of the confidence of the people for another
term. Oyer the dissatisfied element we
hope he may win.
We are panied this week to chronicle
the death of Miss Amelia, daughter of
Stephen Solt, aged about twenty years. Death
resulted Thursday evening after a pros
trated illness Of some weeks. Intelment
took place in the Big Creek cemetery on
Monday, large cortege of sorrowing re-
latlves and friend fol lowing the remains to
their final resting place. Deceased was
an exemplary young lady much beloved by
her friends and companions. At one time
she was a teacher in the Lutheran and
Reformed Sunday school, and in honor of
her sincere christian labors the teachers In
a body. accompanied blythe superintendent,
attended the final obsequies.