The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-12-31
CHRISTMAS PERSONALS.
WHERE SOME PEOPLE rE THIN
TURKEY AND Plum @ tDiNG.


TURKEY AND Plum fDtNG.
Little Items Of Purely Pc. o Mention
over the Holiday woeh-. .ierr aud
There for Eversbod,.
Prof. Thos. Kleiniop, OF Bankway.
was at Wilkesbarre.
Two Democrats at the county seat
on Wednesday were Jonathan Kistler
and f. p Semmel
W. c. Miller and family, Of the
First Ward, spent few days this week
at Wilkesbarre.
Robert Chambers aud wife, Of New
Jersey, are guests of Thomas Mantz, at
the Exchange Hotel.
II. b. Kistler and wife, of Allentown
spent Christmas Day with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. r. Greeua-
valid on Second street.
Miss Ida Semmel, Of Saegersville
/ was the guest of her father, Joshua
Semmel, in this city. during the week
past
Paul kresge,a a loyal Democrat from
Towamensing, while in town on Tues.
day dropped in to see ms for a few
minutes.
The genial and accommodating Ed
Shifferstein, with Biery, the druggist.
spent Christmas at his home in Tama-
qua
Prof. d. w. l.. Davis and wife. were
guest, at Lansford and at Tamaqua
this week.
Misses Maggie Beers and Edith
Bells, of Easton, are visiting Mrs. G..
b. NJ Stocker, on north First street.
Phaon Strauss, wife and daughter
of Coal street, are visiting for a few
day among relatives at Allentown.
Master Bert Horn is spending the
vacation week with Robert Horn IN the
City Of Brotherly Love.
Mrs Chas Dauxdater ana child
rem Of Third street, returned Monday
from visit to relatives in Lehigh
county.
We had a pleasant call, Tuesday.
from our old friend Prof. Thomas NJ.
Ballet, Of Springfield, Mass, where he
is superintendent of public instruction
Mr.. Ballet, will spend few days
quietly at his old home at Normal
Square.
Charles Yeager, of Philadelphia.
is here on visit Charley was at one
time employed with Henry Schwartz
our popular furniture dealer on First
street.
Miss Maud Wheatley, the estim-
able daughter of f. S. Wheatley, is
home from Auburn, n. Y, where she
holds a valuable position as typewriter
Misses Maud, Mablc and Crete, ac-
companied by the only Earnest Wheat
ley, were guests Of relatives at Tama-
qua Wednesday.
Harvey Morgan, the genial and
obliging accountant for the Hersh
Heater Co., was at Philadelphia and
down into little Delaware.
John Yost, who is the hustling sup
erintendent for the successful Lehigh-
ton Hosiery Mill, was seeing "auld''
acquaintance in Philadelphia and at
Reading.
Otto Dittmar aud family of Bank
way, were at Hazleton this week.
M. o. Kuntz and wife, of Second
street, were guests of relatives at Al.
lentown this week.
Alex Schaffer, of South Easton, is
visiting T. j. Bretney, ON Fourth street.
Mr., Schaffer recently lost his leg on
the railroad
IS. u. Shope was here this week for
"A few days. He was at one time the
excellent principal of our public
schools, but is now at the University of
Pennsylvania, at Philadelphia.
Homer Adams, the successful heat
ing engineer for several months located
at Easton, is home and will hereafter
give all his attention to pushing steam
heating and stove business of James
Walp.
Frank Miller, of South street, who
next commencement will graduate
from the Lehighton High school, with
distinguished honors, was laying out
Turkey" at his home in Saegersville.
Miss Annie Weber, successful
teacher in our public school, spent the
week pleasantly with the folks at
home" in Fredericksburg, Pa.
County Commissioner Daniel
Cannon, of Rockport, closed digits with
friends here on Tuesday, and this re-
minds us that the genial Dan is a can
didate for denomination to the same
office next fall He is now serving his
, first term.
William c. Watson and wife, OF
Bankway, spent few days this week
, among relatives and friends in Bristol
5 Rev, F, X Berndt and family. OF
) Kutztown, are spending a few day,
d; very pleasantly with Councilman
/ Moses Heilman on Third street. Rev
D Berndt years ago was principal oul
public schools.
/, Thursday we had very pleasant
!: call from Prof, j j. Bevan. principa
b of the Mauch Chunk public schools
;. aud also District President of the p
}: o. S. of A. Mr.. Bevan is one of tn,
n best principals Of schools in thii
ii county.
It Thos A. Swartz, of siegfreid'
S Bridge, and VIM. r. Laub, of Walnut
> port. two of Lehighton's former resi-
e dents, were in town Wednesday even
s ing. Both look well and are prosp
y pering.
n Chas. a. Hauk, the excellent prin
Is cipal of the Tobyhanna Mills schools i
spending this holiday week in tow
4 with his parents, Charley is LOOKING
his best, an evidence that Monroe
+ county ozone agrees well with him.
d Robert Lentz left last week 70
O. Nashville, Tenn, where he is in attend
N ance at the Alpha Tau Onrega. Of tn
is United States. as a representative fror
Pa, Alpha Rho Chapter of Lehig
, University, South Bethlehem. En- rout
= Bob visited Baltimore, Nd, Wash
IL ington, d. C., Louisville and othe
lt cities of note,
n Az INVITATION