The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-27
rEurLE ON THE 90.
tiash Pictures Of Familiar races Coming
aud Going.

and GoiuE.
. Fred Rex, of Slatington, was here
on Saturday.
Daniel Boyer, of Orwigsburg, WAS
in town, Monday.
"A. L. Bartholomew, of the south
end was at Slatington, Saturday.
Charley Trexler is home from ten
days pleasantly spent at Atlantic City
Miss Bertha Gels, of Sayre, Pa, is
visiting John Miller, on Second street
Ed Brannix, one of Philadelphia's
promising young citizens, is in town.
Miss Maggie Kemerer, after long
visit here, has returned home to
Ashley.
George Stuber, the north end bar.
Der, was at Perth Amboy, N. j., this
week.
John Heilman, the happy ice man.
had a jolly time at New Tripoli over
Sunday.
Miss johnson, one Of Doylestown's
most estimable young ladies is visiting
at VIM. Mitchell's.
Henry Miller, Of Miller's Planning
Mill, was doing business at Williams
port this week.
Al Campbell and Moses Houser, of
Summit Hill, we're seeing friends here
on Tuesday.
Mrs, E. ID. Keenly,of Mauch Chunk,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. John Seidle,
on Bankway.
Mrs. A. L. Campbell, of L.ansford,
spent Sunday with her parents on
Fourth street,
.Erye DeFrehn, wife and daughter,
Of Allentown, are guests of Eli De-
Frehn and wife.
Charles Horn, of Philadelphia, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Buchanan,
on Second street.
Francis Hummell and wife, of
Bethlehem, are visiting Al Sitter and
family on Third street.
John Ballet, of Slatington, who is
we'll known here, was closing digits
ID. S. Harpel, of Harrisburg and f.
d. Harpel, of Newark, N. j., were in
town for few hours on Tuesday.
with old acquaintances Friday.
Mrs. Erastus Straup and son, OF
Wilkesbarre, were visiting relatives and
friends here during the week.
Mrs. Richard Kagney and Miss
Emma Lentz, of First street, are spend.
ing few days in Newark, n. J.
Miss Minnie Koons, an estimablC
lady of Allentown, is the guest of Mrs
Mary Buchanan, on Second street.
.Amandes Kistler and Samuel Mert2
of the north end, were visitors al
Mauch Chunk on Wednesday.
Our young friend w. |. Rooms left
Monday for Wilkesbarre where he
will probably remain for some time.
Miss Maggie Half, of New York
spent few days pleasantly with Jos
N. Bennett and wife on First street.
The well-known and always happy
Frank Mike Miller, of Mauch Chunk
was IN town SATURDAY Tor lew hours
Harvey o. Koons, popular young
man of town, left Friday for the west
ne mas tne pest WISHES OF many friends
Rev. j. H, Kuder and family, o
rourtn street, spent last Sunday a
Normal Squara with Judge G., II. Seidl,
anu laniiy'
MISS anne, daughter OF eN-sherlf
., w. r'auuehoush' Is nome from
PHEASANT Visl' Oh several weeks among
erth Ahooy, N'1' friends
''oonh H. Deers' oil hastoh' as gehla
ana Joliy as ever spent sunday viii
~ d. NJ 'o'ocKer' OF the royal falac'
Oa'e'
MIS- Charles boyer OF boyertown
ana MISS hatle Lare, OF Phlladelphia
were guests Oh MIS- u W. Mortimer
on Aluh street over sunday
Mrs' W M sitter, OF Coal street an'
MIS- ueo' owartwoou' OF Mauch Chunk
spent tuesday with thelr brother Bel
r. SchaIer at Lockport'
- W. H. Ahthony and family were a
Catasauqua on MONDAY attending tn
iuhei al OF Mr. AS father who had die
on the wednesday previous after
long ana painful Illness
o. ii. Weiss, OF Wilkesbarre, &C
companied by his son George W., o