The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-06
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The Bright Newsv Occurrences Of the Week
briefly Uhronicled for Our Muny READERS.
Throughout the County ana Elsewhere.
: Summit Hill has a teams club.
Z The Weatherly band gives open air
concerts.
Lansford's opera house will open
the season early in September.
"Tried and True" drama, will be
an Audenried attraction next month.
Z John Boyle, of Audenried, is in
the hospital at Hazleton with a mash
ed foot.
= A WeatLerly man has chicken
that lays eggs Q 7-sx97-s in this hot
weather.
'Jerre Bittner, of Packer township,
has invented a machine to load hay on
wagons
: Peter Rasika, Beaver Meadow
Hungarian, has broken jaw. lie was
caught between two cars.
: The Presbyterian Sunday school of
Audenried will run excursion to Coney
Island on August 81.
: The mule drivers at No. slope,
Audenmed, want an increase in wages.
Ditto the Hungarians.
: The protestant cemetery at Nes-
quehoning will be enclosed with COO
feet of iron fence.
= Summit Hill is wide awake. The
borough council will buy hose and
other apparatus for fire protection.
: The Tamaqua Recorder says that
James Simmons, who plays base ball
with Jeanesville, "kicks harder than a
mule"
I The Eagle Hotel at Summit Hill,
run by the Sweeneys' is crowded with
summer guests who enjoy the natural
lovliness of that old town.
: Morgan Dando, a Jeanesville coal
inspector, has resigned and has moved
to Plymouth. His place will be filed
by man named McElhinney.
Mrs. Freeman Getz, of Penn Forest.
who had been so seriously i'll that her
life was dispaired of is about again and
almost fully recovered.
The entertainment in Cassler's
Rink, Weatherly, Saturday evening,
for the benefit of the N. Il. church was
a decided success.
Paul Stout mechanical engineer
for the Wilkesbarre Coal Co, at Auden-
ried, has resigned, and will hereafter
be with the Bethlehem Iron Works.
The hay crop in Penn Forest has
been immense Francis Wernet
harvested 60tons and Adam Christman
from 30 to GO tons while others have
housed proportionally large amounts
Francis Rehrig, who lives back in
Towamensing, is telling his friend;
that he has young chick with foui
legs. 1t is alive and well and get,
about.
John Sabolick, of Beaver Meadow
fell asleep under tree the other da,
and when he awoke he was Mortified t
, find huge black snake coiled up OIL
his breast. He escaped.
: Banks township has four candid
ates who are seeking the nomination
for the Assembly. They are Hugl
Ferry present incumbent, Micheal Nc
Hugh Esq, VIM. Gallagher and C. A
Dunyan.
The GAINESVILLE Iron Works are t
be improved in the near future, by tn
, addition of double set of return fie,
boilers. The works are kept busy an
=. are doing more than any other estat
y lishment of their size in the state.
: While his team was standing i
front of Adam Berger's hotel in Ash
o field the other day some sneak THE
stole Nose ReX's silver watch. Butche
{ Rex would have given a side of beef t
h have detected the thief before he 60
off.
Banks Township school board hel
3 a meeting Thursday evening, at whic
the principals and the directors wei
n present, and the subject of changin
the books was discussed. Anotht
meeting will be held on August lot
"a when it is probable a number of book
will be exchanged. Among tho,
!. which are now spoken of are reader
spoilers and primary history.
~ : The fact is to be noted that the
is will be legal holiday in each of Il
PC last four months of the present year
Labor Day in September, Discover
N Day in October, Thanksgiving Day
10 November and Christmas in Decemb,
Each of these festivals has its legi
mate place in the calendar, howev,
% and there will be use for them all.
"a, Miss Sarah Ward, of Lewiston. h
% been elected delegate to the twent
y" fourth annual convention of the /.
D. T., which assemblies in Toledo, Oh
"i on August Is and TO- She will repl
"a sent the young ladies' branch of Beay
~ Meadowwhich was admitted last mon
y 1t was organized last August after t
=, Scranton Convention and their succ,
-, ~ is plainly shown by their sending
eI delegate such long distance.
~ ~ Things are picking up little
'"' the county and wild west spi
seems to pevade. A woman by [
'lh name Of Mary Lenike, of Audenri
ne went before Squire Haas at that pla
AS and swore that Rosa Rayillick pulle
ed' pistol on her and fired two shots
her with the intent to kill. The she
od- ing caused considerable excitement
lay that place, but Officer Simpson Sc
me arrested the would be assassin q
nu took the pistol from her.
MS : Here is a chance for man "
mas mussel: From the Weatherly Herr
INA 'lhe Board of Directors of School !
trict No, ! are authorized to hir
sn- teacher for the summer session to G.
r. mence this Friday evening, July ..
nS in Cassler's Rink. The teacher m
n'l be man, sound in body and INTEL
ney and not afraid TO use the rod. Wa
an 81 a month and board around.
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this FREE SCHOOL BOOKS.
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