The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-08-16
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Personal Gossip about People who Wis
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Personal Gossip about People who visit
and go "a visiting.
Miss Jennie Mortimer is VISITING at
Philadelphia.
Miss Lizzie Montz, of Second street,
is soiourning with Nc. Carmel friends.
John Leuckel, Of New York City, was
among the prominent visitors in town this
week
The genial Ed. Brannix, of the City
Of Brotherly Love, is prominent visitor
in town.
-Restauranter P. F. Clark will excur-
sion to Coney Island and New York City
on Sunday
Mrs. Lines Groo, Of New Jersey, is
spending a few weeks with II. II. Peters
and family.
George Schultz, Of Great Bend, Pa, is
home on a few weeks vacation. He is
looking well.
Miss Annie Miller, OF Philadelphia, is
visiting friends in town and Weissport for
few weeks.
-Jola ~. Balliet,the genial clerk at the
Bittner House, Slatington, was visitor in
town on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Greenawald. is spending
few days with acquaintances at Seig-
fred's Bridge, Pa.
-ReY. G. W. Gross, of Allentown, was
a prominent and familiar figure on our
streets tais week.
Charley Hank and Q. d. Amer will
be Innocence Abroad in New York for
few days this week.
William DeLong, of Sehnecksville,
Lebigh county, circled among old ac-
quaintances Saturday.
Miss Emma Bower Of Catasauqua, is
a guest at the home of VIM. f. Ash and
family on Third street.
"A jolly trio in town from Allentown on
Wednesday were "Woody" Nhart, John
Weller and Victor Barner.
Fred. and Ed. Kutz, of Allentown,
circed among friends in town for few
days during the past week
Isaac Overholzer returned from Col
umbia, Pa, with his wife this week. They
will permanently reside here.
Mrs. AL. Neff, of Second street, re.
turned home Saturday from pleasant visit
of a week to Slatington friends.
Misses Jennie Irwin and Emma Geggus
are back from a two weeks visit to friends
at Allentown and Bethlehem.
john Bates and wife, of Trenton, n.
j., were guests of John Esrang and family
on North First street this week.
Miss Katie Wenner, after delightful
visit of few weeks to Miss Emma Seller
has returned hcme to Bucks county.
Miss Belle Gngham, of Phillipsburg,
N. j., was guest of Mrs. E. L. Smith at
the Exchange for the past few weeks.
Miss Salie Bender of Mauch Chunk,
spent few days this week with Misses
Jennie Mortimer and Phoenie Baltzer.
M o. Kuntz and wife, of Second
street, will leaYe for Niagara Falls Monday
where they will spend a week sight seeing.
Miss Lena Gies, an estimable young
lady of Easton is spending few days with
W. G. Miller and family on Second street.
Misses Sallie and Annie Raudenbush,
of First street, will leaye Saturday on a
visit TO friends at Tamaqua, Vicksburg
Scranton and other places.
Prof. f. j. Stettler, late of our public
schools, accompanied by the new principal,
Prof. A. F. X. Kraut, of Coplay, graced
our sanctum with their presence while in
town on Thursday,
Mr.. Levi Reber, Mrs. Sue j. Slegel,
Miss Annie Higle and Miss Katie Slegel,
all of Reading, and w. N. Reber, wife and
son Willie, of Lancaster, are visiting N. B.
Reber, M. D., on First street.
H. Gwin Steele, the able quillist of
the spicy Ashland Telegram, was a familiar
figure in town Saturday. He was looking
after the interests of his base ball club.
Harry is an enthusiast on the national
game and the father of the Ashland-Mt.
Carmel Combination.
"A gray haired and whiskered man with
agreeable countenance and genial demeanOl
in town on Wednesday afternoon on bust.
ness was recognized everywhere as Elwer
Bauer, ESQ.,, of East Mauch Chunk, fol
many years past the able and efficient sec
retarY of the Carbon county Industrial so
ciety. Mr.. Bauer is an old Lehightoniar
and a Democrat who was always for his
party, and formed one of trio of gra!
headed Democrats including our solid Bur
} CESS Reichard and II. " Mortimer whC
, were swapping old time jokes at the nortl
/ end the same day.