The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-09-03
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The bright Newav Occurrences Of the Week .
Hriehy ChronicIcd tor our Many READERS. /
throughout the County Elsewe"dhere
4 Iansford will have a grand eisted
dfod on Labor Day.
vJohn O'Donnell was killed in the
mines at Jeanesville on Friday.
Z James Stapelson, of Pottsville, will
open store at Audenried.
= Audenried talent will render "rhe
Social Glass" temperance drama.
TThe well-known Paul Eckart of
Mud Run, is recovering from two
months illness.
4 Miss Annie Gallagher, of White
Haven, has been elected teacher of the
East Side public school.
= Ed Monahan, of Jeanesville, and
Chas. Fry, of Hazleton, are arranging
for foot race.
4 James Oliver, of Highland, will
shoot George Freed, of Weatherly,
match for any amount up to $500.
4 William Mclaughlin, of Beaver
Meadow, who was in the Hospital at
Hazleton with broken leg, was dis
charged on Monday.
4 On Saturday afternoon the Jeanes-
Vile and Lansford clubs will play at
JeanesYille. Gormerly and Fulmer
will be the battery for the visitors and
Mccullough and Brady for the home
team.
Il At a meeting of the st. Aloysius,
of Beaver Meadow, held Sunday, the
following named members we're elected
delegates to attend the next quarterly
convention of the Society to be held
at White Haven on October 30. P. J..
Kelly, John Brogan, James Fitzgerald,
James G, Kelley and W. j, Gallagher.
4 The sporting fraternity of Honey
Brook and Pleasant Hill are desirous
of backing p, j. Boyle, ALA Paddy, the
Racer" against Albert Miller, the
Beaver meadow youth, who is noted for
his speed In a foot race. Thomas
ODonnell claims he will meet any of
Miller's hackers at any the or place
and arrange for race of 100 yards.
| He is likely to be aecommodated.
The new compound duplex pump
which was built at the Jeanesville
shops for the No. 4 Audenried colliery
was shipped to that PLACE this week
This is one Of the largest and heaviest
pumps ever turned out of the shops
and was built under the supervision oI
} Master Mechanic Rood, and his assis
tant, John Davies. tits the fifth of its
kind which has been turned out dur
ing the past year. one having beer
shipped to Nova Scotia,
- I At game of base ball in LansforC
on Saturday, between the team of tha
] place and one from LOcustdale neal
Ashland, Thomas ponnelly, playe
4 of the latter club, was hit by the ball
D and had to retire A fake dispatch wa
r sent to the Philadelphia papers sayinI
s that Donnelly was killed by the bal
and that Gormley, the pitcher, CAV
e himself up. The ball struck Donnell
d on the cheek and the flesh on the in
Il side of his mouth was considerably Gu
r by his teeth, but otherwise no damag
was ne,-hxOhange,
l. 4 The members of the Kunkletow
a Sunday school will publicly celebrat
II its quarter-oentennial September 3rC
The following Sunday schools are il
Al vited and expected to participate i
n the exercises: Brodheadsville, NJ
Is Eaton, MeiXell Valley, Little Gap, Gi
berts Lutheran and Reformed, an
er Kresgeville Lutheran. Speakers fC
IS the day are Rev. A. R. Horne, of Allel
n town; Rev. S. F. Laury, Rrodheadsvill
er and Rev, S, b. Stupp, Gllberts. A
former officers, teachers and scholar
ct Of this Sunday school are cordially il
vited to be present Mr., John Harte
81 of Ashaeld, Pa, the organizer of Il
Id Sunday school will be present and gi'
a brief sketch of its organization. III
Is Effort Cornet Band is engaged to o
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