The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-03-19

Finsh Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going

Finsh Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
"A. L. Roth, ofLower Towamensing,
was in town to-day.
Charles Maurer, Of Wilkesbarre,
was here over Sunday
Ed Fenstermacher, OF the firm Of
L. Fenstermacher & Co., Allentown,
was the guest Of J. X. Lentz over Sun
day.
Miss Blanche Eek of Mauch Chunk,
spent Sunday with Miss Jennie NORTH
mer on north First street
George Lentz, o,1Nis Hollow and
John Hilbert, of Lehigh county, were
in town Saturday.
Rev A. r. Horn and wife, spent
Sunday with John Gomery and family
on north First street
Mrs. /. s. Koch and daughter, Miss
Matte, are visiting friends at Bangor,
Northampton county.
Daniel Kressley, one of Weatherly's
prominent business men circled here
on Thursday.
Councilman Straup and family are
at Towamensing to-day visiting his
mother who is reported quite i'll.
DIR. o. W. Snyder was at Nesque-
honing to-day.
George B. NJ. Stocker, who is the
proprietor Of the Royal Palace Cafe on
north First street, did business at
Mauch Chunk this morning
w. W. Bowman, Of Slatington, was
a prominent Slatington visitorin town,
Friday. Mr.. Bowman was formerly
Cashier Of the First National Bank in
this city and was also interested in the
Lehigh Wagon Works.
Prof. H. A. Keiser, of New Mahon-
ing, principal of the public schools of
Hauto, and at one time teacher of the
grammar school in this town, was
among the visitors in town on Satur-
day.
Mrs. George w. Gross, of Bangor,
Northampton county, was in town over
Sunday visiting old friends. Mrs.
Gross is the good wife of the we'll
known and able Rev. George w. Gross,
who at one time was located here in
charge of Ebenezer Evangelical con-
gregation, He is an earnest forceful
speaker and quite prominent in the
sHofo N tro,,lrar
Mrs. d. H. Long and daughter
Miss Martha, visited Weatherly friends
on Sunday.
Sheriff Joe Webb, of Mauch Chunk,
was at Lehighton for few hour Tues
day. Since living at the County Seat
the sheriff has had rather severe
attack Of the grippe, but he pulled
through alright and is now looking his
old style, and talks about the fish he
used to catch with as much enthusiasm
as ever.
Druggist II. J.. Smith, of Hazleten,
was in town for few hours on Tues
day with his brother, the doctor
Messrs. George Kearney, Micheal
Herald and William Rhoda, OF Phila
delphia, are guests Of David Ebbert
this week.
w. S. Kopp, of Williamsport, ae-
companied by his wife and daughter,
are visiting Councilman L. j. Heldt
and family on Second street.
Mrs. J. T. Mcdaniel and Mrs Alex
Seidle, of Pleasant Corner, we're visitors
in town on Tuesday.
M. o. Bryan, of the Lehigh Coal &
Hardware Company, circled at Allen
town on Wednesday.
Mrs. @. Alexander, of Philadelphia,
is visiting at the home of H. V. Mort
himer, ST., and family, on First street.
ID. s. Book and son we're in attend
ance this week at the funeral of Mrs.
Daniel DeFrehn, of Pottsville, sister
to Mr.. Book.
Squire Beltz and family spent
Sunday in Mahoning Valley with his
parents, who are aged s5 and Sc re-
spectively, evidently the Oldest resi-
dents in that section.
DR. c. T, Horn, of this city, and
Aaron Dreisbach, of Mahoning, are
home from New York city, whore they
were for few days buying an artificial
leg for the latter gentlemen.
Hon. John Craig, of Lehigh Gap
was in town Tuesday the first time
since his return from trip through
the west, when he visited his brother
at Blue Springs, Nebraska. Mr.. Crail
speaks in glowing terms of his exour
sion and looks we'll
The only Hugh Jennings, of the
Louisville base ball club, is in town
seeing old acquaintances before re
porting on duty for the season, a
headquarters. This year he will pla!
ball seven months for s2S00 and it i
artichokes to turnips that he will b,
getting $500 next season if he play
ball like he did in 1891. Hugh is
born ball player and don't forget il.