The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-07-11
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rlasn Pictures Of Familiar Races coming
and Going.

HIash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
George S. Hallman, of Lansford,
was in town Tuesday.
Harry Hunsicker, of Reading,
circled in town this week.
Hon. b. H. Snyder and wife, spent
Sunday with Hazleton friends.
Misses Aggie and Lille Reichard
were Allentown visitors this week.
Miss Fenstermacher, Of Allentown,
is visiting Miss Lizzie Lentz on Third
street.
Miss Sallie Hofford has returned
from delightful visit to West Chester
friends
Misses Laura Seidel and Annie
Ockerhouse spent Sunday with friends
at Allentown
Charles Hauk, is back full fiedged
graduate, from Millersville State Nor
NAL School.
Charley Maurer, one of Wilkes
barrie's most genial spirits, was in
town over Sunday.
George Oclxerhouse who drives the
Mansion House coach at Mauch Chunk,
was in town Sunday.
Francis Seip and wife, of Daniels
vile, visited school director Brian and
family over Sunday.
Misses Clara and Mary Butt, esti-
mable Allentown ladies, are guests at
the Clauss residence.
John Starke and wife, of Easton,
visited Fred E. Miller and family on
First street, this week.
Mrs. VIM. Sitter, accompanied by
her niece Miss Jennie Hughes, visited
Easton friends this week.
Mrs. George P. Stuber, of Third
street, is enjoying pleasant sojourn
to Trenton, N. j., friends.
We had pleasant call Saturday
from Mahlon Nothstein, the popular
New Mahoning blacksmith.
Miss Mamie, daughter of Cashier
John T.. Semmel, was visiting Schuyl-
hAAA A1dNOA lIlOnOS bulS Wobh.
"A jolly trio from Allentown in this
city, Tuesday, was John Weller, Prof
Ainey and VIM. Nonemaeher.
Our old friend Frank Kershner
and family, of New TripoI, were guests
of relatives in town this week.
Al Clsuss, who holds lucrative
position with railroad company al
Mt. Carmel, was home Sunday.
-Phaon Strauss and wife, Of north
First street, have returned from pleas.
ant visit to Bucks county friends.
John @. Schaffer and wife, Of
South Easton, spent the Fourth ot
July with I. ]. Bretney and family.
John Peters, one of Weatherly's
popular young men, spent Sunday in
town very pleasantly with friends"
Miss Ella Ebbert accompanied by
Miss Elnore Jennings, of Wilkesbarre
are visiting Brooklyn, N. Y, friends
John Petit and wife, of Bethlehem
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. H. V. Mortimer Jr., on Bankway
w. E. Ash, H. H. Peters and Will
Reed were on piscatorial excursion
this week to Albrightville and Werners
vile.
| Monday evening wehad pleasant
call from Messrs. Rinker and Petit
representative young men from Parry
vile.
"A visitor in town from Reynolds
Pa, on July was Amandus 7. Feather
He spent the day with Expressmai
Bretney.
Miss Kate Wanner, an estimabl
young lady of Fleetwood, Pa, is visit
ing Miss Emma Seller, on north Firs
, street.
Mrs. M. A. Weiss and daughter, o
I Allentown, we're guests at the home 0
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hagamar
on First street, this city.
Miss Emma Major, one of Allen
+ towns most beautiful and accomplishe
8 ladies, was guest at the Ash residenc
on Third street over Sunday.
1 John Musselman, of Weatherly
Q who was the "devil" on the Heral
g when it was the property of this pape
y spent a few hours in our ssnctum
Q Tuesday.
S -Comrade George w. Esser, {
Mauch Chunk, was in town for fe
g hours on Monday. George is maxim
/ q rattling canvas for Prothonotary an
d. clerk of Courts.
r "A big hearted trio taking in Johnn
a Weiler's picnic at Allentown on Thur
Is day was ]. w. Raudepbush, Jonotha
Sc Kistler and P, F, Clark, They are a
smiles since their return.
m William Stocker was home fro
le Jersey City over Sunday where he
st employed by the Central Railroad Cor
n. pahy. Mr.. Stocker expects soon
u move his family to the former place.
%. they had the best of jolly M.
Of Trexler and family on the glorio
Fourth when dozen city relativ
be took unceremonious possession of /
n Mahoning street residence and almc
W. eat him out of house and home. Tn
lss were ]. Trexler and family, of Phi
ma delphia, and Ben Wehr, and family,
i'll Allentown. They left this week aft
or, having had very enjoyable time.
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BASE BALL GOSSIP.
*The I.ehiRhton base ball club "