The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-19
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] Ahe hHtnHh OF q Lively Town tflotiy Chruul-
oied IN Short snip-snap order by the
Stroller" and chum.
Miss Maud Hainey, OF Union Hill,
is quite ill.,
j. X. Lentz, Of the firm Of Kreamer
& Lent2, was at Slatington, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Shoemaker spent a
few days with Easton friends.
Oliver Trine and wife visited rela-
tives and friends at Slatington last
Sunday.
B. A. Arner ana wife Sundayed at
Slatington with o. A. Yehl and family.
Andrew Graver was at Allentown
this week
"A driving pully in the electric light
plant burst Monday evening but did
no damage.
Is Fisher, of Long Run, is serious
ly i'll with typhoid fever
There are large number Of cases
Of diphtheria on Union Hill.
Maud, the eleven year old daugh-
ter Of N. l. Hainey, Of Union Hill, is
confined to tho house with diphtheria.
Joseph T. Rex, accompanied by his
son, visited the old homestead at
Heidelberg, Lehigh County, Wednes-
day.
A A. Beltz, for long time sales
man with NJ. A. Laury, has rendered
his resignation and. it is said, will at an
early day launch in business for him
self
Auditors, Tilgham Dreisbach,
Stephen Solt and Ed Leikel, of Frank
lin township, are at work on the ac-
counts Of the several officers Of that
district.
Notice -5OUO Fence posts for sale
Also lot Of fire wood at a low figure,
See George H. Enzian, Weissport. Or
ders can be left at this office.
Miss Blanche, daughter Of AL.
Heist, Of Union Hill, is reported as be-
ing very low with typhoid fever and
there are but slight hopes of recovery.
Francis Yundt, has erected pat
ent windless in Kreidler's carriage
works it works like charm and the
heaviest wagon can be raised to the
second floor by child.
Public Sale--On the premises, in
Franklin, on the 25th, wagons, harness
and farming Implements, property of
the late George Rapp, deceased. P. ].
Kistler, administrator.
Mrs. R, J. Sewell and Mrs. b. A
Arner entertained a.number of their
lady friends at a delightful quilting
party the other evening, following
which sumptious repast was served.
For Rent-Saeger's Hall, East
Weissport, Well heated; all convent
ences; lighted with electricity Open
evenings Monday Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday. Terms reasonable apply to
o. j. Saeger.
George Enzian, Of North Weiss
port, has just completed large dam
on his property near East Mauoh
Chunk, and his son George is making
arrangements to have it stocked with
choice fish.
A delightful surprise party in
honor of Miss Jennie Rishel took place
at her home last evening. The evening
was spent in the usual manner Of such
gatherings, and after bountiful re-
past had been partaken of the guests
retired to their homes.
Rev E. D. Miller, of Freeland, will
succeed Rev. T. A. Huber, as pastor of
the Reformed church at Towamen-
sing, near Weissport. Rev. Huber is
pastor of Grace Reformed church,
Hazleton, and will take up his resi-
dence here on April 1st.
The lumber for the sidewalk from
Tar Run to Ruch's lime kiln has been
ordered, and soon it will be a pleasure
TO walk in that locality instead of fear
of finding yourself immersed in mud
up to your neck. Union Hill people dc
have some snap about 'em.
"A third daughter of Constantine
] Hepner, of East Weissport, is critically
ill with diphtheria. Our people sym
pathize earn by with Mr.. Hepner and
wife in their sore affiiction-two daugh
ters having already died within the
/ month of this fell disease that brings
so much suffering and misery with it
B. X, Culton has returned from
Bethlehem where he has been under
the treatment of DR.. Estes, of st. Luke''
Hospital. We are pleased to state that
Ben is greatly improved having gained
eight pounds in the last ten days. Thi;
will be very pleasant news to his many
friends who are anxious for his com
J plete recovery to his former health
= strength and viRor
The most interesting social svent
in the late local history OF lively
Weissport wss big surprise party, at
which many of our young people wer'
present at the residence of Thomas
! Deibert, Tuesday evening The party
t was in honor Of Miss Jennie Weyhen
2 meyer and George Wagner, and was /
Z grand success. During the evening al
kinds of interesting amusements wer'
indulged in and at later hour sump
4 tuous repast was spread TO which al
}. did the fullest justice When the sur
prisers retired it was with the wisl
that the young people surprised nigh
D live to see many more such happ!
- events.
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