The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-02
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The DoiItes Of a Lively Town Briefly Chroni-
cied In Short snip-snap order by The
strouer' and Chum.
Fred Schmidt, OF Parryville, passed
through town Wednesday.
Harry Fenstermacher and family
moved to Kreidlersyille, Northampton
county.
-Tilghman Rhoads, Of East Weiss
port, is proud Of cacl1ler that lays an
egg 616 by So inches,
Charles Nusbaum is already sup
plying patrons with his usual choice
article Of ice cream.
Robert Werley, OF Lehigh county,
is new employee in Milton Flory's
popular harness shop on White street.
For Rent-Saeger's Hall, East
Weissport. Well heated; all convent
ences; lighted with electricity Open
evenings Monday, Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday. Terms reasonable apply to
o. J. Saeger
Notice -5OOO Fe nee posts for sale
Also lot of fire wood at low figure,
See George II. Enzian, Weissport. Or
ders can be left at this office
John Kroner has taken up resi-
dence in Franklin township.
-Messrs. Levi Horn and John Rehrig
circled at the County Seat on Monday.
The Mary Miner estate will be sold
by Executor Austin Boyer on Saturday,
2nd instant.
Mrs. Charles H. Nusbaum accom-
panied by Miss Emma German are
visiting in Philadelphia.
Al. Hawk is nicely repainting and
papering the interior of John Wisler's
north Weissport residence.
We regret to note the illness of Al.
Kresge, of East Weissport, who has
been confined to the house for some
time
If you lose anything, have a house
to rent or sell, want horse or wagon,
or anything else, advertise under "a
Cent Word"
The "Friday Evening Glass" of the
Evangelical congregation will elect new
officers at their meeting on Friday
evening.
George w. Esser, of Mauch Chunk,
was very prominent visitor in town
Monday. While here he talked politics
and swapped jokes with old friends.
&C. A. Goth is handsomely repaint.
ing and papering the Chas. H, Nc
Daniel residence. When finished it
Will be occupied by Alex Graver and
family, of Franklin township.
-Erve Fenner, with the Lehigh Val
ley Company at Mauch Chunk for
many years, is now doing desk work
for the Philadelphia aud Reading Com
pany, at Philadelphia.
The large frame building occupied
by Saeger's wholesale fish establish
ment and Rothermels popular boot
and shoe store is being artistically re-
painted and improved.
We regret very much to note the
illness of our young friend Oscar J
Saeger and hope that he will soon be
completely convalescent.
On and after April the residence
and address of Rev, II. A. Huber will be
changed from this place to Hazletor
where he has charge of the Grace Re
formed church.
The regular meeting of the Rec
Men, Tuesday evening, was lively
affair Three poor pale faces Travelled
the rough road to Redmanism and si>
captives took the Haymakers degree
We didn't see a single Red man to-da.
who wasn't trying his best to keep from
smiling.
-Krum & Horn, contractors, are a
work on Aaron Snyder's new stor
J building, near the Lehigh river bridge
| The building will have three stor
l rooms on the first floor and two larg
rooms for Office purposes on the secon,
3 floor. The building will make al
r excellent location for business pun
3 poses.
"A carpet rag party at the home G
i Mrs Frank P. Seip, on Union Hill, wa
very largely attended and quite
pleasant event, Monday evening. Thos
: who were present are Mrs, Samut
/ Spohn, Mrs. Louisa Weiss, Andre
2, Weiss and wife, Mrs. Wilson Oplinge
!. Mrs. William Beckie, Misses Ell
5 Wentz, Clara Ziegenfus, Ida Seip, Mr.
> Wesley Wentz, Mrs. R. ]. Hongen, Sc
- Breyfogel and wife, Mrs Henry Mert
and Mr.. Richard Woodring.