The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-09-10
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onmuoi Helior TINS week.
John q. Eadie, of Hazleton, was a
guest of John u. Beltz this week.
Miss Annie Clark, Of First street,
visited at Nesquehoniug ON Monday.
George Kreidler and son, of Bath,
were guests of II. Il. Krcidlor this
week.
Miss Maggie Leinhard, OF Second
street, is soiouruing in Philadelphia
with relatives.
Miss Millie Schweyer, of Allen
town, is the guest of Miss Aggie
Strauss.
Mrs. Lines Groo is wishing her
parents, IL. Il. Peters and wife, on
First street.
John Esch ana wife, OF Bankway,
Sundayed at Lehigh Gap with Mrs.
Esch's parents.
Miss Annie Weaver, of Allentown,
is visiting Mrs. Mary Buchman, ON
Second street
Samuel Kostenbader and family,
of Fourth street, are visiting relatives
at Reading, Pa.
II. V. Mortimer, Jr. aud wife spent
Sunday very pleasantly at La.sford
with A. L. Campbell and wife.
Mrs. Gerber, Mrs. Speaker, Mrs. d.
Merkle and Mrs. Hoch, Of Allentown,
visited at Rev. W. IL. Strauss on Ma
honing street this week
Frank Craig and wife, of Wilkes.
barre, spent Sunday with Rabert Walp
and family on north First street.
Ed Campbell, one of Lehightons
popular young "crusher of hearts,"
circled at Lansford on Labor Day.
David Mccormick will leave next
week for Philadelphia where he has
employment as typographical artist.
Mrs. Alice IIalpin,o of Mauch Chunk,
spent Sunday in town with her mother,
Mrs. William Miller, ON Second street.
Jacob Shecker, one of Parryville's
best citizens, was a visitor in town
Monday and looked in at our office.
Miss Berham, Miss Rose, and Miss
Gushing, accompanied by Garret Hon,
spent Labor Day very pleasantly at
Glen Onoko,
William lenser, after well earn.
cd and pleasantly spent vacation, has
returned to Ursinus College TO CON
tinue his studies.
Mrs. Frank Iahn, of Second street
accompanied by her guest, Miss Minnie
Frantz, of Bethlehem, spent Tuesday
at Mauch Chunk,
Mrs. f. +. Semmel, of Weatherly,
was in town on Tuesday, the guest Of
Mrs. J. L. Gabel on First street
Joseph Zahn, Lehighton's popular
street commissioner, spent few days
this week at Slatington with his son
Lewis.
Miss Alyena Graver and Mrs. Lewis
Wehr have returned from New York
and Philadelphia where they attended
the grand openings of Fall millinery.
w. f. Semmel and Charles Rehrig,
accompanied by their better halfs,
spent last Sunday very pleasantly in
the Lizzard Creek Valley.
Prof. Traub, the successful princi-
pal of the Parryville schools, was a
familiar figure in town on Saturday.
The jovial Tom Hunt, of Philadel-
phia, was in this neighborhood with
friends and relatives for fow days
last week,
Tom Swartz, of Seigfried's Bridge,
was IN town ON Monday calling on old
friends. Tom is just as jolly and good
natured as of yore.
Harry Dettra, the genial and eff
cient artist with Roshon, the new
photographer, spent last Sunday at
Easton with his family.
Ed B. Raworth, who is high con
stable of three wards, chief of police
and market clerk of lively Lehighton
did business at Weatherly and Glen
Onollo on Monday.
Mrs. Amandas Stiles, of Chicago
H., returned to her home Tuesday
after a month spent in this neighbor
hood with Ezra Newhart and othet
relatives.
Ezra Newhart, one of Lehighton'
solid Democrats and a genuine Bier,
man, left Thursday for Pine Swami
where he has business interests.
Rev. G. w. DUNCAN and daughter
Miss May, are in Northampton count
this week, and Mrs. DUNCAN is on Sc
= iourn among relatives at Buzzardsvill,
Monroe county.
Mrs. Tennyson and friends, c
Bristol; Mrs, Ryan, of Philadelphi,
and number of friends from Eas
3 Mauch Chunk, visited Peter Hem an
, family on Sunday.
r The well-known George Huntzing
: er, of the popular Switchback restar
rant, was in town on Saturday. NJ
Huntzinger was at one time Jury Con
missioner of this county.
1 George Brinkman, native L
hightonian, but for some years doir
g an extensive drug business at Wilke
+ barre, spent few days in town la
9 week. George is just home from
? pleasant trip Of six weeks to thewest
h Ed Zern, Daniel Book, Al Green
S walt and Profs, Tom ond Chas. Klei
k top, of town, accompanied by II.
G McAnine, of Parryville, and Ammo
S Noll, Of Bowmanstown, bicycled
q Saylor's Lake last Sunday
Lee Stiles, of Packerton, one
- the best known Democrats in CarbC
= county, a genial lively talker, who VI
= chairman of the late county conve
: ton, made our sanctum a pleasa
call Thursday.
n Cholera Is Here so Guard Against II.
Ie In view of the fact that Asiat
IF Cholera is now epidemic in Europei
d countries, and that vessels have arri