The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-20
The Carbon Advocate
SATURDAY, AUGUST 20, 1882.
PEOPLE on raE 90.

PEOPLE on THE 90.
Flash pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
viii Clauss, of Philadelphia, is re-
cuperating here.
..B. ]. Kuntz was at Weatherly on
Friday evening.
Miss Laura seidle is visiting
Slatington friends.
w. w. Bowman, of Slatington, was
in town on Monday.
Col. H. HON is spending a brief
vacation at Atlantic City.
Councilman Moses Heilman spent
Tuesday in Philadelphia.
win Ham and daughter, of
Weatherly, spent Monday in town.
Miss Gussie Schadle, of south
First street, is visiting at Allentown.
Miss Emma Seller is sojourning
with friends at Delaware Water Gap.
Mrs. Thos. Catell is spending a
week or ten days at Ocean Grove, n. j.
The genial Ed Paetzel, of Mauch
Chunk, was in town Wednesday evening
Miss Ella Fenstermacher, of Allen
town, is visiting at the residence of
John s. Lentz.
Joseph n. Bennett, wife and daugh-
ter Ruth were guests of friends at
Wilkesbarre this week.
Judge Charles II. Seidle, of Normal
Square, was In town for few hours on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Charles Ehinger, of Philadel-
phia, is the guest of Daniel Baltzer and
family on north First street.
Hon. A. j. Durling was grand
juror at the United States Court in
session at Philadelphia this week.
Robert Hausman and family, of
Lehigh county, visited Frank Vein
land on Second street.
Gideon Kostenbader and family, of
Reading, were in town over Sunday
visiting Samuel Kostenbader on 4th
street
Miss Dolly Warrington, an estim-
able young lady of New York City, is
visiting Mrs. Rob. Chambers, at the
Exchange.
Mrs. Thos Arnell and daughter
Miss Maggie, of Lancaster, Pa, are
visiting John Swartwood and family
on Second street.
Thomas A. Swartz, of Seigfried',
Bridge, was in town Wednesday even
ing he was accompanied by Il. S
Lichtenwalter, of the same place.
A L. Bartholomew is home from
Palatinate College for a week. vacation
following which he will become
student in Franklin q Marshall College
at Lancaster.
Ed Zern, the popular proprietor o
the Opera House store, is spending
week or two at Philadelphia and Terr
Hill.
Photographer Rishel and wife, hav
just returned from a very pleasan
vacation of three weeks spent anon
relatives and friends in Maryland
Mrs. Alice Yingliug and son Edga
accompanied by Miss Souri, Arter, {
Silver Run, Maryland, are enjoying
delightful soiourn in this town wit
Photographer Rishel aud wife.
Burgess Kuntz was at Attention.
on Wednesday evening to receive IA
mother, sister and brother who ha
Just returned from an extended tri
through California.
Among the familiar faces in tow
this week we noticed that DIR, T.
Ballet, successful Philadelph
physician on his way to Normal Squa
for a brief visit
Prof. Krout, of Coplay, at one tin
principal OF our public schools, was
town on Wednesday and made o
sanctum pleasant call The profess
is now on the faculty of Pierce's Bu
ness College, Philadelphia.
S. A. Reichart, accompanied by
wife, spent Sunday with G.. b.
stocker and wife on north First sire
Mr.. Reichart is the proprietor of t
Cottage Hotel, Easton, and is a geni
whole-souled gentleman.
Mrs. A. j. Durling and daugh
Miss Katie, have returned from a We
pleasant visit to Oberlin, Ohio, whI
they were guests of Mr.. Bert Durli
who is a student in the Oberlin Cole
They were accompanied home by b
who is at present enioyinga well earr
vacation.
.Elwen E. Bauer, of East Ma,
Chunk, for many years the able &
efficient secretary Of the Carl
County Industrial Society, was in tC
for a teR hours on Monday, calling
his aged and venerable mother and
ing business with the Carbon Al
CATS. Mr.. Bauer informs us that
fair, this year, will be held ON Octo
4, ,5, 6 and 7 and he expects the eXh
ton to surpass that Of last year