The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-02

Flash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
Merchant Tailor H. H. Peters is
back from New York City.
Miss Mary Clark returned to her
home in New York City, Monday, after
a pleasant visit to friends here and at
Nesquehoning.
Albert Stehling, of town, will soon
sail from New York City on the Red
Star Line for the old Fatherland,where
he will spend about three months
among old friends and acquaintances.
Ben Culton was a visitor at Beth
lehem Monday.
George Morgan, Of Beaver Meadow
was in town, Monday
Our young friend Harvey Morgan,
of the Hersh Heater Works, is back
from a trip through New York state
and as far west as Chicago where he
was doing successful business for the
Hersh company
Mrs. AL Campbell, Of Lansford,
visiting in town on Monday, called on
Bethlehem friends.
Miss Hattie Faga, of Mauch Chunk,
called on friends in town, Monday
afternoon,
Miss Mary Ryan, of Slatington,
spent Sunday in town with her son
John, who is learning the tonsorial
business with Franz Roderer, Lehigh-
tons popular barber.
Mrs. Annie NJ. Sweeny is home
from a pleasant visit of few weeks to
her son Harry at Drifton.
Mrs. Michael Clark, of Nesquehon-
ing, is spending few days in town
with P. F. and Miss Annie Clark on
First street.
Miss Lizzie Hill, of north First
street, visited Tamaqua and Lansford
friends Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Sitter, of Third
street, are visiting their daughter at
Bethlehem
Rob II. Chambers is in the City of
Brotherly Love on matter of bust
ness.
Register and Recorder James H.
Handwerk, of the County Seat, drove
through town Tuesday.
John Miller, of Nesquehoning,
circled in town on Tuesday.
Squire Musselman, Of New Mahon-
ing, was in town doing business, on
Tuesday
The far famed mickey" Schoch,
circled at Lansford this week.
.Johu O'Brian, of the Mauch Chunk
Times, wrote up Lehighton for his
paper on Tuesday.
DR.. w. w. Reber is back from few
days business jaunt in the City of
Brotherly Love.
M. o. Brian, of the Lehigh Coal &
Hardware Company, was doing busi-
ness at Slatington, Danielsvillo and
elsewhere during this week
Mrs. Ham, of Lohighton and Miss
Brong, Of Woatherly, visited Mrs, VIM.
King, on north First street Tuesday.
Mrs. II. " Morthimer, Jr., has re-
turned from delightful visit to her
parents at Bethlehem
John KmHold, as bright as new
dollar, and just as happy as of yore
struck town Tuesday and circled fort a
few hours among his pltrons.
George Briu.Iaal a well-known
Wilkesbarre druggist, accompanied by
his father-in l. ri Myers, of Madi
sou, VIE ID, VI in town
, this week whn lheir way to New
York.
of New rripoli, LehIgh county, are il
, town for few days visiting Mrs Phaor
Clauss and daughters on First street
Al Romig, of Bethlehem, who ha
! i many friends and some relatives IL
this salubrious burg was in tow
Tuesday wearing his usual smile.
The genial AIRY Clauss, of tn
= American, Mauch Chunk, was visito
; in town for few hours on Tuesday. H
. wouldn't talk base ball.
Judge Charles II. Seidle, Norma
Square, was prominent visitor i
town on Wednesday.
0 w. B. Anthony, Of Parryyille, az
e companied by his daughter, Mis-
I, Addie and his sister Mrs. Pearsa
a spent few hours in town Wednesda,
= with Mrs. w. w, Reber, on First stree
n VIM. Beckendorf, of Scranton, ha
been called home owing to the seriou
IS illness of his father, Henry Beckendor
y on Fourth street.
D. Miss Emma Trainer, of Secon
10 street left Tuesday for PhiIadelphi
where she is waiting on her sister Mr.
&C E. A. Horn, formerly of town, who
. seriously ill.
y Our popular young townsman, v
'e e. Ash, is doing business in Pottsvill
+ Lena Gazelle and Mary Folk,
II jamestown, were at the County SCI
- Wednesday.