The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1891-09-05
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stroller and Chum."
Francis Solt is back from his west
ein trip.
-Gebhard Conrad continues quite
seriously i'll.
Daniel Graver and wife are al
Wilkesbarre visiting friends.
Miss Gussie Grsver, of the east
side, is reported as quite i'll.
The foundation walls for Nathan
Snyder's planning mill are up.
Borough council meets in regular
monthly session on Monday evening
next.
"A child of Harry Bowers, of Union
Hill, died Friday and was buried en-
Sunday.
The Central railroad is laying a
side track into Horlacher's electric
light plant.
--Seager's Hall is ready for occu-
pancy. The room will be rented TO
societies cheaply. Sw*
The plaster work on the interior
Of Franklin townships new school
house is completed.
Wesley Fatzinger and wife, of
Factoryville, Pa, are enjoying visit
to the folks at home.
Sylvester Snyder now occupies B..
A. Kuhns' cozy little dwelling house
over the canal bridge.
Miss Lizzie Heller, of Easton, is
enjoying pleasant sojourn with Misses
Emma and Tillie Snyder
Joseph Rourke will return to Ham
ilton, Canada, this week after visit Of
some months to friends hereabouts.
Charley Goth made heroic rescue
of runaway team, Tuesday, and Biery,
who saw it, simply grandl
Mrs. Dennis Nothstein and Misses
Rose Arner and Millie Remaley were
guests of Mrs. B. F. Peters this week.
John Creitz left for Akron, Ohio,
last Friday after some weeks pleasant
ly spent with relatives and friends here
abouts.
-Ephriam Romig, of Franklin, en-
ployed In the Lehigh Valley shops at
Packerton, is nursing badly injured
left hand.
John Kroner this week sold fine
organ to Samuel Wslp. Our old friend
Kroner is doing quite large business
in this line.
Warren Strussberger, bright and
handsome as ever, is home from the
County Seat, and has entered Snyder's
general store as salesman.
Rev. j. l. Yotter will preach in
school hall on Sunday evening at 7.30
o'clock. The public are cordially in
vited to attend the service.
-Quint Arner, of Franklin, left on
Monday for the Millersville State Nor
man School where he will continue his
studies. Quint has our digit for sue
cess.
Prof. ]. Frank Snyder, at one time
a popular school teacher in this local
ity, now a prosperous merchant of
Mountain Top, was in town on last
Monday.
John w. Heller, Jacob Rickert, VIM.
Kreamer, Charles Laury, Josiah Ruch
and Miss Martha Reber, were people
from this locality in attendance at the
Spring Creek camp-meeting this week.
Miss Emma Boyer is acceptably
filling the position of organist in the
Reformed church during the absence
of Miss Ella Berlin, who is visiting
friends in the picturesque Lykens
Valley.
Don't allow the question of water
supply for Weissport to fag. We need
good water system for protection in
time of fire. Everybody with interest
in the towns welfare should help the
enterprise along, Keep it boomingl
Newton Kemerer, Franklin town
ship farmer, who had valuable pair
Of horses fall into an unused we'll the
other day, has just purchased fine
horse from one of Allentown's numer-
GUS Jockeys. The animal is valued at
a round 800.
The following letters remain un-
called for in the Weissport post Office
for the month Of August: Daniel Knerr,
Albert Kresge, Elmer Walck, j. w.
Gaunser, Joseph Graver, Denison
Griffin, E. ]. Solt, Christ Brown, Joseph
Arner, Nicola D'Alberta and Mrs.
Matilda Weiss. Persons calling for
any of the above will please say sad
vertised," as they are kept seperate
from other mail matter
Mrs. Ida, widow of the late Paul
Shabo and daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Reuben Zimmerman, died Sunday
morning of consumption. Interment
was made Wednesday, Rev. 1. j. Reitz
performing the last sad rites. The
funeral was largely attended by friends
and relations. Deceased was faith
full disciple of the Lord, having beer
regular attendant at church and Sun
day school all her life. She was aged
twenty-six years.
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