The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-11-26
WEISSPORT.
Local Happenings ~ Inter. % 20 our Many
Readers.

Local Happenings of Intsrs-i go our Many
Readers.
Postal Clerk Schanetherger, OF
Pottsville, eircled here on Monday.
James Werley, of Lohill, was here
for day or two during last week
Fine cloths and cassimers at and
below cost at Grsver's closing out sale.
The genial Charley Maurer, of
Wilkesbarre, WIS visitor here over
Sunday.
Frank Sigley, Of Mauch Chunk,
circled here for an hour or two on
Tuesday afternoon.
For bargains in hats, shoes, rub
bers aud cloths go to Graver's closing
out sale.
Mrs. Stacker, of Ashley. Luzerue
county, has returned home after few
weeks spent with Mrs. Eliza Grayer.
Religious services will be held in
School Hall Sunday evening at the
usual hour. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
After residence here of many
years Perry J. Kistler and family this
week moved to Lehighton. where they
will hereafter reside.
The Emery Wheel Factory is idle.
Work will, however, he Immediately
resumed following the repair Of ma
chinery that is now broken.
Reuben Rhoads and family are
new residents of Weissport, occupying
the dwelling recently vacated by Ike
Tx on White street.
Elias Werley and wife, of Lohill,
Lehigh county, spent Sunday here
with their sou Robert, who is employ
cd with Milton Flory.
Charles Laury started a fire in his
new bake oven in the rear Of the post
Office building one day this week, and
from all accounts il works like daisy.
John Arner, of Perth Amboy, n.
j., was closing digits with old friends
here this week. John looks good and
Jersey air evidently agrees well with
him.
The genial Harry Graver will as
sist II. W. Hunsicker, the well known
proprietor of the Bee Hive Store. at
Allentown, during the rush of the
holiday weeks.
Samuel Everitt, in Jail for some
months past for threatening DR.. J. G..
Zern, is out again, his brother, so we
are told, having gone his bail for good
behavior. Sam is old enough to act
respectable.
On saturday evening the Lutheran
Missionary Society will hold its regu-
lar monthly meeting in the Lutheran
and Reformed church. Revs. Bauer,
kuder and Strauss, of Lehighton, are
expected to be present
The well known C. H. Nusbaum
was at New York city during the past
week making extensive purchases of
holiday goods. Charley has an eye to
everything that is new, novel and tax
ing so it is settled conclusion that
his holiday stock will be immense.
The Lutheran Missionary Society
will hold meeting on Saturday even
ing, November &c, in the Lutheran and
Reformed Church, Weissport. The
following programme will be rendered:
Solos, Mrs. Frank Reed and Emma
Albright; duett, Harry Christman and
Harry German; recitations, Carrie
Meyer, Flossie Reed, Floy and Mable
Albright, Jennie Follweiler, Mamie
Reed, Grace Nusbaum and Frank
Beidelman.
The Democratic jubilee and OK
roast on Saturday evening last was
big success in every particular. The
OK was served up in elegant style as
many brave warrior will testify. The
speeches 10y r. A. Snyder, squire
Austin Boyer and DIR. w. L. Kutz, were
full of patriotic party fevor and added
enthusiasm to the occasion. The Lime
Kiln Club, come down from Mauch
Chunk on a mORstrous boat. They
were accompanied by band Of music
and supply of liquid refreshments
that would have cheered the heart of
the biggest good Indian we have ever
seen or caused a smile to roll over the
phiz of Benz. Harp that would have
changed it from midwinter ugliness to
the refulgence of summer. Everybody
had a royal good time. Republicans,
Democrats and Populists clasped
hands in friendship anew and all ugly
differences were buried beneath the
rolling waters of the Lehigh. The
affair de Democrat lasted until the
wee sma hours when the enthusiastic
participants walked home Ia pompa-
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