The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-10-01
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aud Going.
Elmer y. Seitz, Of Bowmanstown,
was doing business here on Monday
Miss Ida Heilman, of the south
end, was at Mauch Chunk on Monday
Mrs. Al Campbell and son "Dick,"
Of Lansford, were Monday visitors
here.
Mrs o. 1. Schoch and Mrs. Milton
Trainer spent Saturday at Mauch
Chunk.
Mrs. William c. Watson, of Bank
way, is spending few weeks among
old friends at Bristol, Pa.
Miss Carrie Bauer, at one time a
teacher in our public schools, is visit
ing her parents on Third street.
Frank and Charles Acker, "Skip"
Horn and Tax Collector Rehrig were
visitors at Gettysburg over Sunday.
Bishop Dubbs was in town this
week, the guest OF Rev A. NJ. Sampsel
and others.
j. d. Ballet, one of East Penn's
solid citizens, was a familiar figure on
our streets last Tuesday.
..Comrade Chas. Radditz and wife
are back from a two weeks trip to
Washington, d. c., and other places.
The genial, whole-souled Alvin
Hagedorn, of Philadelphia, was a visi-
tor i'm town on Wednesday.
John Il. Seide and wife, of Bank
way, are visiting relatives and friends
in Reading, Hamburg and other places.
Mrs. Beers, of Easton, visited Geo.
b. NJ. Stocker on First street, and re-
turned Saturday accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Stocker.
Mrs. W. Z, Semmel and Mrs. Chas.
Rehrig, of the south end, visited their
parents in Lizard Creek this week.
ALLEN Peters, of New York, is back
home and will, in the future, be in the
tailoring establishment of II. II. Peters
on First street.
Aaron Dreisbach, who lost leg in
the fatal ice house accident last
December left this week for Rochester
N. Y, TO secure an artificial member.
Il. X, Bachman and family, of
South Bethlehem, spent last Friday in
this town with NJ. G.. Clauss on north
First street.
Miss Belle 1ngham, an estimable
young lady of Phillipsburg, n. j., is en-
joying pleasant sojourn with Mrs. 4.
L. Smith, on Bankway.
w. L. Ash and family, of Third
street, are spending few weeks with
the formers parents at Windsor, New
York state.
Our young friend William Rooms
the tailor, has secured employment al
Wilkesbarre for which city he left on
Monday morning. Wills many friends
wish him success.
John Horn, the veteran Democrat
was in town Saturday. He will vote
Cleveland again this fall Mr.. Horn
left for Sullivan county where he is
over seeing the erection of a strip oi
railroad.
"A. J. Ballet, after spending vel
earned and delightful vacation witt
"the folks" AT Normal Square, returned
Monday to New Haven, Conn, where
he is a student in Yale College.
F. f. Bachman, of the south end
left on Tuesday for Lerado, Texas
where he has secured an excellent posi-
ton. The many friends of Mr.. Bach
man wish him success in far ava!
Texas.
Wilson MONTE, of Iowa, was in thi
place seeing old friends last week.
was Mr.. Months first trip east in TWEEN
ty-nine years. He expressed himsel
as greatly pleased with Lehighton'
progress.
Il. II. Nothstein, of Third street
was at Allentown on Saturday calm
on his son Ira, who is a student i
! Muhlenberg College. Wilmer Held
and Edgar Xander, also of town, atten
the same institution.
/
p b. X. Culton's store, is back from
two weeks vacation pleasantly spe1
among Phillipsburg, n. j., friend
= While absent her position was exec
lently filled by Miss Ella Rapp, one
- Weissport's estimable young ladies.
q. Eli Heintzleman, of East Penn,
- home from a trip through the we
lasting over three months. Viii
absent Mr.. Heintzleman visited MAJ
places of interest and he comes hon
Z restored to health and well pleas,
with his long trip.
re Frank Meyer, of Michigan, W
spending few days in town this wee
r. Mr.. Meyer is a native Lehightonia
but has been in the west for the pa
}" twenty years. His wife, now deceast
'l was u daughter of the late Robe
Bartholomew.
'k Henry Fix, Sam Owens, Har
" Fleck, W. +. Oskin, d. u. Musselms
81 Abe Oskin, f. n. Redman, NJ. 4. Ril,
Frank Harris, w. L. Sechler, Braddot
- and j. f. Green, of Carlisle; Herm
IL Mentzle, of South Bethlehem; Phi
ng Richards, of Catasauqua, and j. FIR,
M Wilson, of Easton, were in town on |,
Friday night, guests of Henry Schwar
IT. and b, j. Kuntz. The boys we're
OF jolly, jovial set of fellows with hea
ne as big as the third ward and they W,
rs entertained in fine style. AIRY File
nj passed as the "old oaken bucket pun
and a number of de boys play
"A Everybody has gag on but
,;u They won't forget their visit here 70
long time and its peanuts to chu,
,ce that they will be glad TO come b,
n again.