The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-12-27

Charles Fowler, typo, spent Christmas in
Danvile.
George Oerther, of Reading is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Libbie Faust, of Scranton is visiting
relatives in town.
Letter Carrier Boyer sported new winter
uniform yesterday.
Miss Emily Lewis returned from Perth
Amboy on Saturday.
j. Du'kin, of fremont spent his Christ.
mas here with friends.
II. J. Evans, of Ashley, is spending the
holiday season in town.
Sol. Foster, Esq, of Pottsyille, spent few
hours in town yesterday.
Hugh Howells of Mt. Carmel, spent
Christmas in town with friends.
Harry j. Parrott, of Philadelphia spent
Christmas in town with his mother.
Joseph Lehmler, of Pbillipsburg, N. j.,
spent Christmas in town with relatives.
Miss Annie Bieiman came home from
Bloomsbury to eat her Christmas turkey.
Christian, Martin and Fanny Gruhler
came home ON Saturday to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. A. Keim spent Christmas
with Mrs. Keim's mother at Dudley, N. j..
John Graham of Philadelphia, was a
Christmas guest of his father, Michael Graham
Oliver Eisenhower, an employe on the
Wilkes Barre Record, is visiting his parents
in town
James Morgan and two daughters came up
from Pottsville on Sunday and spent the day
with friends.
Morgan Evans, of Centralia, was Christ.
mas guest of Mr.. and Mrs Meyer, of South
Jardn street.
Joseph Hoilopeter, of watsontown, took
dinner with his son, s. G. NJ. Hollopeter,
ESD, on Christmas
John E. Phillips, of Newark, N. j., left
for that place to-day after spending Christmas
here with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs William Van Danaker, of
Philadelphia, are the guests of their uncle,
Councilman p d. Holman.
Misses Bessie Kingsland and Eliza Triveit,
of Scranton, enjoyed Christmas in town
with friends and relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davis, of Mt. Carmel.
who were the guest of friends in town, left
for their home last evening
William Butts, Harry Price, Charles
Maskel and George Bacon, of Philadelphia,
spent Christmas in town with relatives.
Charles Folmer, who is a student at one of
the Philadelphia business colleges. ate his
Christmas dinner here with his relatives
Abraham Graf and family, of st. Clair,
were in town yesterday, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John Graf Of North Jardin street.
Harry McCabe one of the most popular
young Republicans in the Nineteenth ward
of Philadelphia, is the guest Of town friends.
John Fry, wife and children, of the
Catawissa valley, helped to dispatch splen-
did dinner at Councilman James, his son in
law
Richard Horrell of West Centre street, on
Saturday received telegaphic dispatch an.
nouncing the death of his mother at Fort
Ann, Tenn. The deceased was So years Of
age.
William Gibson, Of Wanamie, Luzerue
county, spent Christmas in town with rela-
tiyes, Mr.. Gibson is genial old gentleman
who was connected with the Kelley Ron ,ol.
liery here for some time and is now outside
foreman for the Lehigh and Wilkes Barre
Coal Company at Wanamie.
Abner Powell, who so ably represents
Shenandoah on various base ball fields of the
country when Jack Frost is not having his
innings, auiyed in town from Tacoma Sat
.urday evening. Powell has signed with the
New Orleans club and will leave for that
place in about month.