The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-05-21
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Daniel Graver and wife spent sew
eral days this week in Philadelphia.
Joseph Rex, our popular furniture
dealer, reports business as being very
brisk.
Mrs. Mary Garrison, Of Wilkes
barre. is visiting John Ieigenfus on
Union Hill.
james Follweiler, of Union Hill, is
telling his friends of the arrival Of d
baby boy.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs Sheckler Of
Catasauqua, are visiting Restauranter
James Milheim ON White street.
John Esrang has purchased the
George Enzian milk route and will
wait on all customers with promptness.
DIR. W. L. Kutz this week is re-
presenting the Carbon County Medical
/ Society at the session of the state body
at Harrisburg.
The twenty building lots ON Union
Hill offered for sale by Snyder a
Hongen are being fenced in and other
wise improved.
That nobby canary painted buggy
that Oscar Christman, the liveryman.
drives, was furnished by II. r. Kreidler
It's dandy
The big shooting contest for next
Wednesday has all indications for a
grand success. Sportsmen are eX-
pected here from all sections of the
state.
Henry Christman has put up a
unique sign-on each end is carved a
wheel while the center is oval shaped.
tits very odd, very pretty and Kreidler
did it.
The people Of Weissport continue
to show their full appreciation for the
CARBON ADVOCATE. This week several
new names we're added to our list with
the promise Of many more in the very
near future.
-Milkman Walek's team took fright
and run away Tuesday in East Weiss
port. The wagon was upset, smashed
to smithereens and about fifty quarts
of lactel fluid was spilled.
H. r. Kreidler, our coachmaker,
has just furnished Kemerer & Swartz
Lehighton, with one of the finest buck.
boards in this county. The iron work
was done by R. j. Hongen. It is a
beauty.
The other night thieves entered
the home of Daniel Knerr in East
Weissport and going to the cellar
helped themselves to an excellent re
past of pies, cakes, sc.
The Memorial Day Committee vii
meet on Monday evening to finish al
business prior to the observance of tn,
above. This meeting will be held a
the office of DR. w. L. Kutz and al
members of the committee are wanted
present
Reuben Arner, of Franklin, EN-
ployed as brakemen on 162 Lehigl
Valley coal train, was brought hom
with several broken ribs on Friday
The train was at East Penn junction
, when brakes we're suddenly put ol
throwing Arner, who was in tn
d caboose, over a stove with the resul
, above stated.
, The annual camp meeting of tn
Evangelical Association, Allentown
! District, will be held in Bowman
= Park, Bowmanstown, commencin
, June II and continuing until the 23rC
At meeting of the association held o
last Friday the following camp meet
ing officers were elected Chairman
q Rev. j. S. Newhart; secretary; j.
Yotter; treasurer, Frank Laury. Tn
, Park, which was purchased by thi
association during last fall, is to b
thoroughly improved for the abov
purpose.
The Memorial Day Committee al
hard at work on the final arrang,
>, ments for the proper observance {
: the above occasion. The G. A. r., an
all the secret societies will meet earl
in the morning and go to Parryvill
o on a special train via the Central, lea
. ing here at about 745. On their r.
!, turn they will be accompanied by I'll
Parryyille societies who will partio
~ pate in the exercises here At te
: o'clock the parade will form on sout
4 Bridge street, move to East Weisspor
returning will parade our principi
streets and adjourn to the school hou'
campus where there will be speakers.
II HAPPILY Welded.
II Avery pretty wedding was solemnizC
e on Thursday of last week in Ea
W Weissport, at the home of the bride
parents, when Miss Gussie, the est
e mable daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. An
\. rev Graver, was united in the goldt
y bonds Of matrimony to John Hage
a bach, a popular youngmau of the san
n place. The ceremony was perform
by Rev. l. j. Reitz, of the EvangeliC
church, in the presence of many rel
tives and friends of the contracti
parties. W. H. Whitehead, Jr., presid
" al llt blHull anu IthueIttA lllt Ntutl
march excellently. Following the Gel
ne mony "A delightful reception was he
The young couple spent few da
IS, following the auspicious event wi
ed friends at Wilkes Barre.
Mr., aud Mrs. John Hagenbach
of ceived many gifts of which the folio
he ing are a list;
Daniel Graver and wife, half doz
m silver tea spoons: Oscar Swartz a
wife, umbrella case; \. T. Koch a
er wife, two pair linen towels; John H'
ia enbach and wife, table cover and KIN
and forks; Milton Setter and wi
ISIS glass water set; Mrs. Reuben Muss
ay man, linen table cloth; Mrs. Al. II,
gen, one pair linen towels; Mrs Jan
en- Smith, half dozen napkins; Rob
be Graver and wife, linen table clio
Ter William Esrang, parlor lamp; Milt
Hagenbach, silver butter dish; Char
at Hageubach, half dozen silver
st. spoons; c. G.. Whitehead, china ere
AK pitcher: Harry Gaver, silver indiy
mt ual set; w. IL. Whitehead, Jr., indiy
of ual pepper and salt; Thomas Arm
ing half dozen linen napkins; Eva Ron
ng hand painted tidy; Lucy Romig, ,
nd pair linen towels; Clara and Nj
Ike Whitehead, hand painted picture; S
lie Whitehead fancy tidy; Agnes NJ
singer, one pair linen towels; BE,
Koch, glass fruit dish; Mamie Graz
ler glass set; Mrs. Cora A. Hagenba
A fancy tidy; Mrs, Angelina Groot, I
oh dozen glass desert dishes: Mrs.