The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1890-10-25
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/ The Doings ofa Lively Town Briefly Cironi.
clcd in short snip-snap order by IN,
"stroller nnd ohufn."
Joseph Fcmer was TO Allentown
Philadelphia and other cities during The
past week doing business
William Leuke is i'm the butcherine
business. On Tuesday he made his first
trip and was we'll received.
Edwin Snyder and wife, left on Mon
day for Mulberry, Indiana, after pleasant
visit TO relatives m this section.
The machinery will be placed in posi-
tion in Mllers planning mill sometime
during the winters dull season.
The stone columns on which The new
annex to the Central station is to stand are
in position. Continued next week.
Levi Horn is the owner Of two new
fast black horses through deal with j,
George Snyder, the Allentown horseman.
An addition Of twelve feet has been
built to Nathan SnY6er's planning mill, TO
further increase facilities of an increased
business
Herman, the barber, is doing rush
ing business, and IN contemplation of a
further increase will make some additions
to his saloon.
Dan Knauss held the lucky number
that drew car of coal in a grand drawing
under the auspices Of Marion Cornet Band
of Manch Chunk recently.
Communion services will be observed
in Ebenezer Evangelical church on Sun
day On the occasion Presiding Elder d.
A. Medlar win be present and oiIiciate. i.
John S, Miller returned from few
days sojourn in Brooklyn, N. Y, Sunday,
accompanied by his wife, who had been
visiting her daughter in that city for some
weeks past.
Retailers, hucksters and the buying
public generally can saYe money by making
all purchases of apples, ,cranberries potatoes,
&C., &c, at o. j. Seager's cheap store on
the east side.
-On October II, at Camden, N. j., by
Rev. George Finlow, John Huttenstein, of
Flourtown, Pa, was united in holy matri-
monY to Miss Montana I,ongenbach, of
Wessport, this county.
Frank Klotz, of the east side, is the
owner of fat hog weighing over 400
pounds. But there are bigger hogs in the
human race, and they run in the class of
people who take a paper for number Of
years and then refuse to pay for it.
Rev. George Hongen, of Coplay; Mrs.
Robert and Jacob Wentz, of Parryyille:
John IIongen and wife, OF Danielsyille,
and Mrs. Evans, Of Slatington, were in
town on Monday in attendance at the
funeral of Bessie, daughter of Il. }. Hongen,
-When the election polls close on Tues
day night you can 80 it for all your worth
that the County Commissioners are Henry
Miller and Daniel Cannon. Miller will
poll big vote all oyer the county for his
popularity is confined to no particular
locality. Vo.e for them.
After an illness of only few days
Bessie NJ, the FIVE year old daughter Of
Robert and Kate Hongen. died Friday
evening at their home on Union Hill.
Interment took place Monday afternoon
from the Evangelical church. Revs. Reita
and Brown officiating. During the hours
of the funeral the school in the Independ
ent District were closed in respect~to the
bereaved parents. In their sad afilictior
the "Stroller'' commends them to Tho
mercy of Him who does all things for th,
best, and offers the sincere sympathy O
many friends in their sorrow. The par
ents of the dead child are greattul to the
many friends for the kind expression 0
sympathy and assistance rendered during
their darkest hours.