The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-07-09

wees solos we're rendered by BrOt. VIM. /
Hitchins, Miss Hutchins and Miss
Reese. A collection was taken up,
which was satficient to delray all the |
expenses of remodeling the church.
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PEOPLE on THE GO.
Flash Pictures of Familiar Faces Coming
and Going.
Fred Rex, of Slatington, was a
visitor in town on Monday.
Harry IIunsicker, of Reading, was
in town for few days this week.
Whole -souled Thomas Pagan. of
South Easton, was in town on the 4th.
John Heilman, of South Lehighton,
spent the Fourth of July in Allentown.
Mrs. a. l.. IIageaman is home from
IA pleasant visit to relatives in Bucks
county.
Henry Nicholas is in the City of
Brotherly Love. lie is enjoying him
self.
Frank HeGelnnger is home from a
two months trip through the wild and
woody west
..Amandes Fether, of Tamaqua, was
visitor among friends in this city
oyer Sunday.
e. G.. Zern and wife, of Third street,
spent day with Coaldale friends dur
ing the week,
Miss Annie Doerr, of Lancaster,
Pa, is visiting Miss Lena Lombard, on
Second street.
John +. Stark, of Easton, was shak-
ing hands with his many friends in this
burg on the glorious 4th.
Miss Nora Clark, of fNesquehoning,
is in town the guest of P. +. and Miss
Annie Clark on First street.
Mrs G. w. Mortimer returned
Tuesday from delightful sojourn
among relatives in Schuylkill county.
Rev A. NJ. Mehrkam and wife, of
Columbia, are in town at the residence
of Adam Mehrkam,on suth First street
..PhaOn Strauss and wife, of Second
street, spent several days this week
with relatives and friends in Bucks
county.
Wilson Miller and John ID. Miller.
not brothers, but two jolly good fellows
from Wilkesbarre circled here this
week
Miss Katie Werner, of Fleetwood,
Pa, at one time teacher in our public
school, is visiting Miss Emma Seller,
on north First street.
Frank Kershner as big and fat and
just as jolly as ever, accompanied by
his family of New Tripoli, spent few
days in town this week.
John c. Schaifer and family, OF
South Easton, Fourth of Julyed with
EXpressman JEFF Bretney on Fourth
street.
Frank Gerber and wife, of Auden
ried, were guests of School Director
Nothstein and family, Oh Third street
for a few days this week,
Frank Miller, wife and daughter
Katie, of Mauch Chunk, spent theil
Fourth of July in town with w. Georg,
Miller and family.
Mrs. Jerome Reigel was called t,
Philadelphia this week owing to tn,
very serious illness of her husband
She was accompanied by her brothe
Preston.
"A jolly, goodloolsing trio iron
f. Wilkesbarre who enjoyed themselve
hugely in this city on the Fourth wer
Messrs. Helfrich, Henry, and Buzzar'
u Laura, daughter of NJ. II. TreXlei
{ is home from Philadelphia. She is a,
Il companied by her cousins Lille, Flo!
e Annie and Edna Trexler of the sam
II city, end they are enjoying Lehighton
solubrious climate.
Z Our oldneighbors, William DeLon
" and family, of Schnecksville, Lehig
e county, were in town for few day
y with friends this week.
l. Chas. Bowman, of Slatington va
Is in town Saturday with Granville
s. Clauss. Charley graduated from OF
III public schools some few years ago an
last winter attended Ursinus Colleg
~' Collegeyille.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Watson,
ol Bristol, were visiting their son WilliaI
IN on Banlway, this week While in tow
u" Mr. Watson made rs a pleasant an
IL agreeable call.
IL Butcher Charles Kipp return,
D. home on Tuesday from his trip
S, Chicago aud other places of interes
ea in the west. Mr.. Kipp speaks vii
Tx pleasure of the many things he saw
aS interest him along the route.
&C. DR. c. w. Bower, John X. Lent
ne George Reichard, II. j. Seifert, FraI
ne Obert and ID. j. Kistler, are fishing
ne Big Pond, Monroe county, for membe
t. of the iiuuy tribe. They will haye 10
,oS of fish and "A good time, because tn
ny are a good crowd.
Ne "A very pleasant and distinguish
rs gentleman in town for a few days Il
a. week, the guest of Ed. Hofford, on nor
me First street, was Mr. j. r. Merkle,
ko Philadelphia, late instructor in ci
ld' engineering at Lehigh hUniversity.S Sou
'm Bethlehem, but at present at the u
nn- versity of Pennsylvania in the form
city where ne in attending lectnr
mo- Mr. Merlle has had the not very pie
sed ant experience of going through
railroad wreck a few years since on
.a p. a r. RR., in which all the occupal
AT. Of the car but himself and the condo
were killed; he was however, in wa
be up TO his neck for three long hoI
to during the night, and to add 10
horror Of the situation, the car eau
,ed fire aud burning sparks fell all o
avs him. An ordinary man would n
become a raying maniac through 81
lut AN experience, but Mr. Merkel's str,
constitution saved him and ne is Ii
wa the worse from the fearful experien
nds AT Potsdam, 0ermany, there
r of well that only lacks ten feet of beiI
mile deep.