The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-09-24
PEOPLE ON THE GO.
Flash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.

Flash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
Mrs. John Graver, of north First
street, is visiting at Slatington.
Mrs. l, S. Koch, of Second street,
was at Allentown on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Irwin is home from a
pleasant visit among Pottsville friends.
George II. Enzian and Miss Lizzie
Montz, of town, spent Sunday at East
Penn.
Rev. II. B. Brown, of Reading, was
the guest of Miss Laura Seidel last
Thursday.
Miss Jennie Mortimer, of north
First street, is visiting friends at
Bethlehem.
Al Mantz, mine host of the White
Bear Hotel, was well-known visitor in
town Monday.
Miss Picnic Baltzer, of north First
street, is visiting relative and friends
in Philadelphia.
John Yost, superintendent of the
Lehighton Knitting Mill, was at Phila-
delphia Oh Sunday.
Al Sitter and wife, of Third street,
spent Sunday pleasantly with their
daughter at Bethlehem.
Prof, Thomas Kleintop is home
from a bicycle iaunt through Monroe,
Lehigh and Carbon counties
..Theo. Schaffer and family, of south
First street, spent Sunday very pleas.
antly with Stemton relatives.
John Krum and family, of Law
renee, Kansas, are visiting Joseph b
Seidel and family on First street.
George Clauss was at Easton this
week seeing Jr. o. U. A. NJ. boys from
all over the State.
Our old friend Nicholas Grill, o
Towamensing, was in town on Frida!
and made us very pleasant call
Frank Semmel, of Weatherly, land
lord of the popular Gilbert House
was familiar figure on our streets
Monday
Charles A. Wagner and w. j. Heb
erling were in attendance this week a
the State session of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ
at Easton.
William Rehrig, wife and daugh
ter, Mrs. William Hoford, Mrs. p
Mccormick, Mrs. Douglas Miller wer
at Catasauqua ON Tuesday,
Miss Minnie Hutchinson, of Roc
Glen, Pa, spent several days this wee
with Miss Laura Seidel, on Firs
street.
Miss Sallie Raudenbush, of Firs
street, is home from pleasant soiour
of week with friends at Tamaqui
Watsontown and Lewisburg.
George II. Enzian, the popula
north end merchant, and Joe Brade
the manipulation of electricity at ii
Central depot, circled among the ia
sex of Allentown on Thursday.
Rev. G, w, DUNCAN, wife and daugl
ter, Miss May, are home from plea
ant sojourn among Monroe and Mort
ampton county friends.
w. H. Nusbaum, buyer for Il
"Original Cheap Cash Store" was
Philadelphia and New York this we,
buying in fall and winter goods. l
was accompanied by G. w. Nusham
who was also on business iaunt
The genial Lewis p Stecb, formC
ly of town, but now carrying on bre
and cake bakery at Rock Glen, p
was in town Wednesday as happy al
jolly as ever.
We had pleasant call from o
genial friend DR.. Il. A. Gearhart,
Allentown, on Monday. The doct
informs us that he is doing well in !
new field and building up a lucrati
practice. We are glad to hear it, for
certainly deserves success.
Prof. l. h. SeidIe, son of Jud
Seidle, of Normal Square, will leave
Monday morning next for New Havu
Conn, where he will enter on a cou
in the Law Department, of Yale collie
We wish our young friend abundi
success in his studies.
Mrs William Tinsei of Detrt
Michigan, is visiting her sister, N
John Miller, on Second street. 1t
the first time that the sisters have 1
in period of twenty-nine years Sc
is easy to imagine that the visit of n
Iinsel is a very agreeable and m
welcome one
Thomas Kuntz, of Treichl
Station, was in town for a few no
on Saturday with Jos. Brader,
genial Central Station agent. Tom
changed but little in the five ye
since we saw him last
Moses Rehrig. Of Second str
left Monday evening for Washing
d. C., and this week participates
the c. A. r., encampment In that {
Mr. Rehrig is member of John
Bertolette Post, asa, c. A, r., of "a
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In ladies' and misses coats, az
CARDS styles aud prices, we can
anything in thiD valley at the
Price Star Clothing Hall, Ma
Chunk