The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-31
WEISSPORT ANDAROUND.
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The lioings orthe weei, Intrriended wiih
Personal Mentions.
w. W. Becker, Of Union Hill, is re-
ported quite i'll.
Elmer Smoyer is proud over the
arrival of a bouncing baby boy.
Religious services. will be held in
School Hall ON Sunday morning.
Hon. Charles Butz. of Washington.
d. c., is visiting b. x. Culton, on
White street
The borough council meets in reg
ular monthly session ON next Monday
evening
The genial Charley Maurcr, Of
Wilkesbarre, was guest Of friends in
town this week.
Robert Anthony aud r. }. Hon
gen, two of our popular and successful
business men, did Allentown on last
Saturday.
j. W. Garrison and wife, of wilkes
barre, are visiting John zeigenfus, on
Union Hill
Charles Norton, of Bangor, was in
town for few days. It is said that
there is some attraction here for
Charles.
Our old crouey, "Spurg" Weston,
of Allentown, was in town for few
days this week, looking just as hand
some as ever he was
Union Hill wants to be a borough.
The enterprising community is located
on the top of magnificent hill and
has a population, all told, of $40 people.
-Ex-Sherif Levau and wife, of
Mauch Chunk, were guests this week
of Andrew Weiss.
Henry Smawley is reported TO the
"Stroller" as being quite seriously in
disposed having suffered relapse of
typhoid fever.
Harry Graver aud Warren Strauss
berger spent Christmas among old
friends at Allentown.
Robert Rehrig, confined to the
house for almost month past, with
typhoid fever, is now slowly conva.
lescing.
Butcher James Schaffer, in order
to greatly facilitate work in his estab-
lishment, has placed up large engine
and boiler,
u. S. Koons, of West Chester, is in
town on a visit TO his parents. Mr.
Koons is reading law,
George Weiss, loved not wisely,
but too well. evidently, for Kate
Kemerer. of lively Lehighton, will
make him answer for f. ~ h. in the
court of the county
Between now and spring, gentle
spring time, our enterprising people
should agitate a first-class water sup
ply for this place. The fact that fail
ure attended our efforts should renew
us to increased vigor in the attainment
of the end
Miss Ila Deibert, an estimable
young lady with Mrs. Culton, The mil
liner, visited at her home in STEMS
vile this week.
An engine blew off steam the other
day just as Rey Wuchter was driving
near the Central Railroad His horse
took fright and run away--the rever-
end gentleman was thrown out Of his
carriage, but fortunately was but lit
tie hurt
Joseph f. Rex is back from Lake
wood on Chautauqua, New York,
whittier he went recently for treat
ment The doctors who consulted in
his case informed him that they could
do nothing for him.
Sunday school committees for
Christmas celebrations will save time,
money and trouble by buying their
Christmas confectionery from o. ].
Saeger, who has a big line to select
from. Lowest prices on all goods Call
and see us.
George Hahn, of Hazleton, who
died last Friday, was buried here on
Tuesday He was aged Al years. A
widow, who is the daughter of Charles
Buck, and also one son survive. De-
ceased was a brother to Ed Hahn, of
Packerton, and to Charles Hahn, of
Franklin