The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-07-04
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evening, and just before retiring was
taken i'll as above stated. During the
week she has considerably improved
and il is the hope of many friends that
she will soon recover. Mrs. Esch is
advanced in years and Is the widow of
the late George Esch, for many years
proprietor of the well-known Valley
House.
Last Sunday, June %, 1891, Rev.
Charles D. Clauss, one of Lehighton's
sons, was formally installed as pastor
of st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church, of Stroudsburg, Pa. Rev. l. A,
X. Francis, of Trinity Lutheran church,
Philadelphia, delivered the charge to
the pastor, and Rev. J. II. Kuder, of
Trinity church this city, the charge to
the congregation. The floral decora-
tions on the occasion we're very beauti-
full
The many friends of Miss Cora
Rhoads, of Neffsville, Lehigh county,
very estimable young lady, who come
years ago taught one Of of our primary
schools, is a complete invalid and very
seldom leaves her home-her lower ex-
tremeties being paralyzed. This will
be sad news to many old friends who
remember Miss Rhoads with the kind
est feelings of friendship.
Wilson Denhart has about com
pleted an invention that should make
him a wealthy man. 1t is an automatic
motive attachment for rsewingmachines,
and the model exhibited to the editor
of this paper, works like a charm.
Application has been made for a
patent. Mr.. Denhart has had several
offers for this wonderful little piece
of mechanism.
We stated last week that L. M.
Beidler had been an applicant for the
Grammar school. We erred. Mr..
Beidler writes us that he would not
exchange his present oongenial and
lucrative position with the Bryn
Mawr Ice Company for that of teach
ing. He also holds an excellent testi-
monial from the Lehighton school
board.
The festival under the auspices of
Washington Camp, 541, P. o. S. of A.,
in Gabel's Hall is now in full blast.
The interior of the hall is beautifully
| decorated with bunting an nicely ar
ranged with booths for the sale of
candies, lemonade and ice cream. If
at all possible you should find time to
visit the hall and help the boys along.
The proposed meeting of the mem
bers of the Lehigh Coal & Hardware
Company on last Friday for the pur-
pose of organizing the present firm
into stock company did not material
ize owing to the absence of Mr.. Berlin.
The Lehigh Hardware Company is one
of the most successful businesNh houses
in this town or valley.
-Lehighton has, without question,
the youngest butcher in the Lehigh
Valley, possibly the state. The young
fellow is son of butcher Charles
\ Kipp and lives with his father in the
south end. He is aged II years and
has a route in town and surroundings
of which many an older one might be
justly proud.
1t will interest many of his old time
friends to learn that, on Saturday last
Albert Dollenmoyer, formerly of this
city, but now of Minneapolis, Mimi,
was married to Claribel, daughter of
Mrs. Lizzie II. Bard, of the same city,
This paper offers warm congratulation
and best wishes for happy future.
DIR. o. W. Snyder, who bought
Kistler's dapple gray horse few weeks
ago, has successfully performed the
delicate operation of what is commonly
spoken of as "nerving" on the animal.
Sunday the horse was exercised and he
gives every promise of being thorough
ly cured of lameness, &c.
-Brinl1man Bros, will lay q flag
stone pavement along their property
on Iron and Fourth streets, and some
time in the future they also intend to
build dwelling houses of the modern
kind which they will fit up with all inn
provements and rent to good tenants
7 The directors of our public schools
will assemble in meeting next Monday
evening for the purpose of electinl
. teachers for the several schools. Al
the examination on the 28th ult.
S twelve persons were present.
Lost, near the telephone shanty, q
cents and double penny by John A
e Peter. Liberal reward will be paid t.
n the finder. John telephoned his los
e from Mahoning yard, but the boy
e could not find the Doodle.
-JdlltS DIODSl, VI A6ul6lus VIII
J taught one of our schools last term
= will be a candidate for reelection
: From all accounts Mr., Brobst CAV
y complete satisfaction, and accordingly
u should be reelected.
Joseph Obert, on Mondoy, shippe
. 100 barrels, or 10000 pounds Of meat t
a customers. This is the biggest shiT
= ment for one day in some time and
- goes to shows that business is picl
ing up.
q. George Alsover, of Mauch Chunl
A. is completing a Central Railroad tim
n table for this town. 1t will no dout
ID be a daisy, as George has considerabl
,e experience in this business.
Mt Everybody hires teams of Davi
ID Ebbert, the North street liverymal
Of when they want to enjoy the pleasul
ID of ride through our valleys, Go thel
rs and do likewise,
is DIR. f. I. Smith, our well-knoW
Mt dentist, will be absent at Great Ben
he Pa, all of next week, superintendiI
es improvements to his properties in th
Or place.
pc The ADVOCATE is glad to note tn
az Ed Hoiford, of birmingham, Alabam
all who was reported quite seriously III
5S few weeks ago, is o. K. again,
sh The members Of Trinity Luther,
rs and Zion's Reformed Sunday schoo
W will, sometime in the near future, pi
ue mic on Calypso Island, Bethlehem.
in i Buyers have the largest stock
,s lselect from in the line of wall pap,
eU llborders and decorations when they
,re to Owen Rehrig's on Second street.
el The stock holders of the Lehig
10 ton Water Company will meet
he RGabel's Hall on Monday evening, l3
eh Iinstant to elect new directors.
of N Charles Hauk, who graduated frc
he lAlinersville this week was no applioa
he for the Grammar school in this town
on eurrently reported.
hi Martin Leonard, of town, is able
ps II be about after several weeks conflI
ON ment with a badly injured pee