The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-11-26
MINERsVILLE.

Of Girardville spent Sunday with us. Mr..
Kohler is one of Minersvile's old boys
Charles Vonderheider, of Pottsville, Sum
dayed with us last week.
Miss Tillie Geist, of Pottsville, was seen
among our many visitors on Sunday last.
The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Merkle.
Mrs Kuehn and Mrs. John C. Clemens of
town, left Monday morning for Norristown,
to appear on the Rothermel case.
Mrs. John shissler and her two sons ac-
companied by her father left Monday morn.
ing for Denver Col, to join her husband
there. He and his brother are in business
there and are doing splendidly.
The Boston Comic Opera Company, who
spent the latter part Of last week with u.s.
went away well pleased with the crowded
houses they received while here They left
for Mahanoy City on Sunday morning. Miss
Beatrice Goulde was the star of the troupe,
Edward Thomas. of Blackwood removed
to Minersville with his family.
On Tuesday John Welsh, of Primrose, lost
a daughter by death in the second year of her
age. Her funeral took place on Wednesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
The "Thirteen Club" held their semi
monthly hop on Thursday evening last. 1t
was largely attended.
Our borough will be divided into four
wards. 1t is asked by the petitioners that
the wards have two members each in the
School Board and three each in the Town
Council
Quite a number of young men from
ThomastOn and Heckscherville were detect
ed in taking troughs and planlls from Thom.
aston colliery to build loafng shanties for
themselves, ages from Is to 21 years. G. & l.
Policeman John DIETRICH arrested seven of
the culprits and they settled the case by
paying the fine. Others should take warn
ing and not meddle with company property
or they will be dealt with according to law.
Samuel Adams, who but recently removed
to Blackwood, returned yesterday with his
family and household goods to make his home
here again.
William Bausch and George Felford will
shoot at seven birds each on Thursday next
and the winner win receive small purse
raised for the occasion.
! Harry Martin, who is we'll known here by
our young people, was one of the men
rescued from Hazel Dell colliery. He spent
his boyhood days here. Much pleasure is
expressed at his happy deliverance from so
fearful death.
"The Merry Cobber" will be given at the
Mountaineer hall, on Monday night
| A months mind was celebrated on Thurs
day morning at 10 o'clock to the memory of
the late John r. Brennan, of Meckysburg, at
st, Kyrans church, Heckscherville, of which
church the deceased was one of the original
members. His son, Rev. James Brennan,
will be the celebrate assisted by the rector,
Rev. J. G. Wynne, and other clergy.
The Independent Hose Company are
receiving a large number Of donations for
their fair to be held during the holidays al
the Mountaineer hall The ladies are untir.
ing in their efforts to make it grand
success.
In the case between Albert Weist and his
wife at Norristown yesterday the husband
was sentenced to pay for the support of his
wife. Some of our people who had been
subpoened as witnesses testified that Weis
was a common drunkard, which is denied by
his friends, who hold he is and always ha!
been an industrious young man. They can
not account for such swearing
Oscar Achenbach has removed into tn,
Telford property, on sunbury street.
Dick Powers, Of Renova, is here looking
after the interests of his many friends.
Thomas Boran received a slight injury t.
his right hand yesterday by being strucl
with piece of rock at the Phoenix Parl
colliery
The Argel Sodality Of st. Vincent de Paul
church, but recently organized, already mum
bers over eighty.fve little children. Tn
Rev. J. J. Rooney is the director.
George Achenbach of New Yolk, visite
his mother the past few days.