The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-03-21
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The DoinFs Of Lively rown Briefly Chroni-
cled IN Short snip-snap order by the
"strouer and Chum."
-Snyder's mill hands we're paid their
monthly ducats Monday. They're
happyl
Tho water has been let into the
canal and once more the "raging waters
rage" as it were.
Thigh Rex and family who moved to
Commanche, Texas, are safe and happy
in their new home.
Iron fences will be erected in front
of the properties of Messrs. Harleman,
Levan and Buck on Union Hill.
Services will be held in the Evan
gelical Lutheran Church, East Weiss
port, on Good Friday at two o'clock p. m.
Mrs. j. r. Dimmick moved from
Union Hill to Allentown, Monday,
whore she will mako her future home.
For this town base ball club is
talked of, and among the names men
toned are Rehrig, Albright, Weston,
Arner, ct al.
The "Stroller" is pleased to note
that r. j. Hongen, of Union Hill, is
about again after a tu5sol with bad
cold. Shake, old boyl
For Sale-The undc crsigned has a
lot OF best quality fence and all kinds
of posts for sale cheap. Leave orders
at this Office, or with Geo. II. Enzian,
Franklin twp.
Buy all the new and handsome
effects in wall papers, borders and dec
orations at Bierys. He has the larges
new stock in Carbon county and the
prices are just right.
Milton Snyder is in the manage
ment of the Nathan Snyder store and
mill. Milt is a wide-awake and pro-
gressive young business man aud will
make things boom at the old stand.
Our young friend Aaron Snyder
has retired from the Nathan Snyder
store and will devote all his time to
the general agency for machines,
pumps, &c. We wish him success.
-Weissport's leading boot and shoe
man, U. S. Kresge, was to Allentown
and Easton, this week buying in a
handsome new assortment of foot
wear. See his advertisement else
where.
&C. II. Nusbaum, our young and
enterprising merchant, has force of
men at work remoddelling the old
Becker building which will be con
verted into commodious store room
with metropolitan facilities and CON
veniences.
Notwithstanding tho fact that the
old canal bridge has been condemned
time and time again, the Lehigh Coal
q Navigation Company pay no heed to
the cry for a new structure. Why is it
chat corporate power viii not recognize
court recommendations? Will Judge
Dreher tell us?
The Literary Club is something
new among our young people. The
societys object is culture, and they
meet Tuesday evening of each week al
the home of its members. The officers
are, president, Harry Graver; vice
president, Ella Laury; secretary, Gertie
Horn; treasurer, Warren Horn.
George B. Lutz, of Allentown, who
was doing an organ and piano business
in Christman's store room for some
months past, was Thursday arrested
by G.. c. Ashbach, of the former city.
on the charge of embezzlement He
was taken to Allentown and jailed.
Lutz was formerly at Parryville and
later at Nesquehoning where he repre-
sented the same establishment
Miss Mary L. Whitehead, who has
taught most successfully for several
years past will open a select school in
the Franklin school building Miss
Whitehead is a young lady of excellent
abilities and parents would do we'll to
have their children placed under her
charge during the summer months. We
bespeak for the lady abundant success.
There will be a young peoples
meeting of the Evangelical Choral
Society, on Monday evening, 23rd inst,
when the following program will e
recited: Organ duet, Mrs. Andrews
and Emma Snyder; recitation, Edna
5olt; singing, Choral Society; address.
Frank Laury; duet, Mrs. Andrew anC
Iillie Snyder; recitation, Ella Laury
singing, Choral Society; essay, Mary
L. Whitehead; address, DIR. P. A,
Andrews; solo, Lucy Romig; collection.
remarks, by the President.
"A most delightful social was given
| 1t the residence of Miss Eva Romig, Of
ihe east side, Tuesday evening. The
evening was passed in a most pleasant
manner by the playing of the usua.
games, etc. A collation. was served al
midnight to which the many guests die
full justice. Repartee of bright and
witty character predominated rouno
The festive board until the wee,smG
hours of the morning, The guests pre-
sent were: Misses Jennie Kunkle, Eve
Berlin, Lucy Romig, Clara and SalliC
Whitehead, Ella Oswald, and Emmi
Brown. Messrs Il. A. Arner, w. H
Whitehead, Jr., w. H, Horn, @. A. Romig
G. r. Burke and e. a. Oswald.