The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-05
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Tiash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
/ Ira Coon, of Kingston, was i'm town
/ Monday.
I Elmer Schmale visited at Allen
town over Sunday.
I Miss Mary Fie, of Tamaqua. is the
guest of Mrs. Jon. Kistler
James Yenser and wife, Of Third
street, spent Sunday at Bethlehem.
Mrs. Miller isl guest at the home of
Councilman Straup on Second street.
tRev. G. E. Bartholomew, of Cressona,
Pa, was in town for a few hours on
Tuesday.
tMr. Thos. Stocker aud family spent
Sunday with relatives in Jersey City
and New York.
tC. w. Hummel, of Slatington, was
guest Of his brother John for a few
days this week.
Mr.. Dennis Gilbert and wife. of
/ Philadelphia, we're visiting relatives
in jamestown and Lehighton this week.
Mr.. John McKelvey, John Blose
and Chas. Reddatz have returned from
a visit to Pittsburg and Harrisburg.
tPatrick Campbell, of Mayfleld, Lack
awanna county, is lsiting his son Dan.
| Campbell, the plumber, on Bankway.
/ Aboil Snyder and wife, of Alburtis,
/ Lehigh county, former residents, are
visiting among friends here for a few
days.
I miss Carrie Campbell, one of Slat-
| ington's most estimable young ladies,
spent Sunday with Miss Irene Fenster-
macher, on Second street..
Mrs. Robert Moore, of East Mauch
| Chunk, and Miss Gertie Williams, of
/ Catasauqua, visited Mrs. Geo. W.
Mortimer on Alum street.
The good-lool5ing phiz of County
Auditor, A. G.. Peters, Of the County
/ Seat was prominent on First street,
/ Tuesday.
tThe genial Harry Faga, treasurer
of Concert Hall, Mauch Chunk, circled
in town Tuesday in the interests Of the
"Two Old Cronies," an Opera House
attraction on Saturday evening
I Frank Leutz, who formerly lived
here and worked on the Valley road, is
now located at GAINESVILLE, Schuyll1ill
county, where he has a big contract
cutting wood. Frank was in town
Tuesday wearing his old time smile.
tGeorge Reichard, Charles Brink
man. Ed. Campbell, Harry Weidaw,
Henry Nicholas, W. Obert, p. T.. Clark,
were popular Lehightonians participat-
ing in the "Jolly Ten" bal masque at
Wilkesbarre Monday evening.
/ Mrs. Lewis Wehr and Miss Alvenia
Graver attended the grand millinery
openings at Philadelphia. Miss Graver
is proprietress of the New York Millin-
cry store and will make a grand spring
showing soon.
I Jacob Sweeny, of Easton, a dyed-in-
the-wool disciple of the Jeffersonian
principle, was in town, the guest of his
nephew, r. L. Sweeny, of the "Corner
Store" Friday. Mr.. Sweeny is the very
picture of his brother, the late esteemed
Q. M. Sweeny.
Nv, d. Messenger, a Bethlehem Jun
ior Mechanic, representing the Nation.
al Chart Company, was in town for a
few days seeing the boys and hustling
in the interests of his company He
reports big increase in the member
ship of the order all over the county.
/ A tall, thin fellow carrying drum
mer's grip on First street the other
day was Milt Weiss, of Wilkesbarre,
now representing a shoe firm, but at
one time the owner of the wagon works
known as the Lehigh Wagon Works,
limited, in this place, since leaving
here Milt has hustled at several things,
including cracker bakery at Allen
town. He smiles as loudly as of yore.