The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-03-01
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LOCAL EVENTS cur UP.

place from her home on the Lehigh valley
railroad in the dead of night, through a
fog thick enough TO be cut. BY ADVICE
she was held here by Station agent Miller,
and the next day was taken home by her
father, apparently none the worse for her
escapade.
"A very pleasant birthday party in hon
or of Miss Annie Raudenbush, come off at
her home on First street Thursday even
ing. The occasion was enlivened by games,
pleasant repartee and luncheon. Those
present were Misses Gertie Weidaw, Flora
Sitter, Ida Irwin, Clara Kuntz, Emma
Koons, and Messrs. D. W. Nothstein, Jos.
Bennett, James Yenser, Robert Heberling
and oliver Follweiler
In celebration Of his twenty-fourth
birthday anniversary A. L. Bartholomew
entertained 1. S. Koch, T. w. Clsuss, r.
L. Sweenv, Harvey Morgan aud Geo. w.
Mortimer at sumptuOusly prepared din
ner at the Exchange Hotel on Sunday.
pleasant one in every particular, and Al
has the best wishes of all for many more
such auspicious events.
The "Young Peoples Society" will
meet as usual in the basement of the Re
formed church on Monday evening, March
8. The following program will be recited :
Duett, Misses Obert and Kistler; recitation,
Carrie Fenstermacner; solo, Ella Fink; Sc
lect reading, Mr.. Farren; vocal solo, Bertha
Farren; referred question, H. S. Diehl. A
cordial invitation is extended.
"A miniature locomotive, in wood, with
all the intricate and delicate mechanism Of
the modern monsters of the rail, was ex-
hibited at this Office OH Monday. 1t was
the result of long and patient effort by
Brakeman Harry Deiterline, Of Weissport,
who presented It to Lehigh Valley Engi-
neer Remaley, who, Of course, prizes IL
very highly.
George A. Hill and his excellent COM
pany, supporting the charming little actress
Miss Minnie Lester, will appear at the Le-
highton Opera House, Monday evening, in
the powerful comedy drama, "The Golden
Cliff" Note the prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
A big show for small admission.
Thomas and Peter Collins, contractors
on the Lizard Creek railroad, we've before
Squire Beltz, Saturday,in a suit for wages,
brought by Thomas Stroll. After the
scales Of justice had been balanced accord
ing to the evidence, the squire decided
that there was ne cause for action.
-'Kilburn," John Hauk' famous PAGER,
was sold few DAYS ago to John CrOll, of
Philadelphia, for a big "boodle." "Kil-
burn' won several races in this section
at the Carbon county Fair and on the AL
lentown track, and is horse Of great
promise for future results.
Annie and Louise Mankey, Of East
Penn, were in Squire Beltz's First street
court on Friday, charged by Ellen Day
with the larceny of plain gold ring.
William Andrews paid the costs and the
suit was withdrawn, after the evidence had
been slfted.
The large, square frame building on
the corner of Second and Coal streets, is ia
be thoroughly renovated and remoddelled
and will be occupied by Supt. Dickinson,
of the Lehlgh Stove Foundry. The build
ing is nicely located and will make pleas
ant home.
Regular services in the Presbyterian
church will be held on Sunday at 10 a. M,
and p. m. A cordial invitation is ex
tended TO the public to attend these ser
vices. 1t is expected that about March
a trial sermon will be delivered by the new
minister.
-Trexler & Kriedler, wagon and car
riage builders, on Saturday made two sales
One to j. L. Harleman, of PackeTton, ant
the other to a man named Smith of thi
place, who will 90 into the hucksterinG
business.
- During the eighteen months that Rev
j. S. Newhart has held the pastorate o
Ebenezer Evangelical church, an addition
of 14O members was made; IN the sam
4 time there we're nineteen baptisms and tw
: deaths.
Not 25 cents, but 10 cents, is the popr
4 lar price with George A. Hills People
Z. Theatre Co., at the Opera House on Nor
!, day evening next. The father Of ell popl
!, lar price entertainments. Don't miss it,
+ Tax Receiver William Schsdel hI
: settled for the year 1889, all taxes with IL
single exception of building tax. This
a creditable showing and an eloquent con
. pliment TO the energy Of Mr.. Schadel.
e ALI members of Carbon Castle. No. IL
a K. G.. E, are earnestly requested to after
10 the regular meeting on Monday eyenln
u March 8, as business of the utmost impoi
ance will be transacted.
~ The Aron Cornet Band appeared
the first time in their new uniforms on Ss
. urday, ana it is needless to say that tn
" made a splendid appearance.
m There will be no services in the Eva
re gelical church on Sunday morning owl
to the absence of the pastor. Mr.. ].
z Smith will preach in the evening.
As a irst-class family paper, giving
the local news, the ADVOCATE is In
lead. S1.00 year. Send and get 1t II
are not already a subscriber.
Rev, j. H. Kuder, OF Trinity Luther
church. will on next Sunday evening prea
a sermon on the significance Of Vows.
are cordially inYited to attend.
Frank Leibenguth, Of First street,
Saturday bought the estate of the i
Henry Kramer, deceased, located in Fral
lin township.
Blue birds, robins and grasS-hoppe
% harblngers Of the bright and joyous spti
= time, ,.have made their appearance in tn
vi diggings.
,e, Buyers in search of stoves, ranges
lal heaters are referred to w S. Kuhns,
ed north First street. Largest stock and Il
I, est prices.
IL For funeral, wedding or party :
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