The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-05

The Events Of week In tho Iron Town
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Euitomizcd.
Harvey Phifer, Parryville's mail
carrier, Is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Thomas Brown is confined Co
the house and reported quite i'll.
After a pleasant soiourn of several
weeks among Allentown friends, Mrs
Ihos. Thomas, has returned to her
home in this town.
After visit of two weeks to his
parents in this place, Wesley Camp
bell has returned TO the City Of Broth
erly Love
Our town council should make an
effort tending TO tho permanent i'm
provement of Main street. Why not
have it macadamizedY
Miss Hattie Montz, of Slatington,
Sundayed pleasantly with George
Petit and family.
Mrs. Oliver Bieghe, of Kilmore,
Indiana, is the guest of Lehigh Valley
station agent Snyder and family.
Mrs. II. Il. Peters, who is enjoying
a brief visit to her parents in Kreid-
lersville, will return this week.
-Supt. If. T. Seaman. was doing
business in Boston, Mass, for few
days this week.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Philadelphia, is
visiting Mrs, W, n. Purcell.
Mrs. Emma Mcconnell and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, of Allentown. spent
Sunday with the family of Postmaster
Fields.
Miss Mary Serfass and william
Shecltler, have been joined in the
golden bonds of matrimony and are
now receiving warm congratulations of
their relatives and friends.
Rev. D. L. Mccartney, pastor OF
the Methodist Episcopal church, will
leave Monday for the annual session
of conference which convenes in
Philadelphia
George Lent, of Ms Hollow, over
the mountain from this town, it is said
will enter the Evangelical ministry
He was in attendance at the Norris.
town Conference this week. Georges
many friends here wish him success.
In honor of her Goth birthday a
pleasant surprise party was held at the
home of Mrs. Rinker on Saturday even.
ing. During the evening the usual
pleasant convivalities were INDUCED i'm
and at late hour a sumptuous and
tempting repast was spread to which
all did full justice.
The Carbon Iron and Steel Com
pany, limited, are reducing their force
twenty of the outside employees
having been suspended during this
week. There is no reason assigned for
this action of the company and is re-
sulting in much speculation.
Harry Kreidler, of Lehighton, by
n FIfNHH W1..As 4
brush, has made the old No. 2 engine
of the Carbon Iron and Steel Company
at least thing of beauty, if not a Joy
for ever. The name and number have
been changed from "Adam, No. 8 to
mo. B, Carbon Iron & Steel Co., limit
ed" The other engines are also to be
changed in a like manner.
Rev T. A. Huber preached his
farewell sermon to a large audience in
the Reformed church last Sunday
morning, He goes from here to Haz-
Teton where he has more Lucrative
charge and not so much work. His de-
parture is much regretted by the con-
gregation by whom he is well liked
and fully appreciated. In their new
home we wish both him and his family
full share Of prosperity.
Rev Miller, of Freeland. who is an
applicant for the pastorate of the Re
formed church, made vacant by the
removal Of Rev. Huber, will preach a
trial sermon in the English language
TO the congregation ON Sunday even
ing. The public are cordially invited
to be present on the occasion.
Some of the pupils of our public
schools played the usual Fasht Nacht
trick on our teachers Tuesday morn
ing by locking them out of their re-
spective school rooms. It is a safe
conclusion that the scholars who work
ed the racket this year won't do it
some more, that is, not if they have
any respect for themselves and their
feelings