The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-08-06

Fiash Pictures Of Familiar Faces Coming

IF e. Bachman was at Allentown
this week.
Miss Nora Clark, of Nesquehoning,
was a visitor in town this week.
Mrs. Biting, of Philadelphia, is
visiting her son Robert on First street.
HI. Mitchell, Of Riverton, was a
guest at the Zehner residence Tuesday.
Prof. McCabe, of Nesquehoning
was ia town during the week on bust
ness.
.Jos. Strohm, of Allentown, is en-
ioying vacation among Lehighton
friends.
Webster Weiss, Of Bethlehem, was
a well-known figure on our thorough
fares Monday.
Amos Haney left on Monday for
Ohio after spending a few days in town
with his family.
Miss Mamie Semmel spent last
Saturday very pleasantly with Mauch
Chunk friends.
IS. II. Wright and wife, Of Norris
town, are visiting J. II. Esch and fam
lily on Fourth street.
Milton Weiss and daughter, Kitty,
of Wilkesbarre, we're visiting among
relatives here this week.
Misses Ada Webb and Mable
Shivers, of Mauch Chunk, were Sunday
guests of Miss Mamie Semmel.
.Mesdames Ditterline and Berger,
Of Mauch Chunk and Reed, of Weiss
port, spent Wednesday with Mrs, John
h. Seidle, on Bankway.
"A genial, whole-souled fellow in
town on Tuesday was County Commits
sioner Daniel Cannon, of Rockport.
He made our Office brief call.
Rev. A. p Horn, pastor Of the Re
formed church at Hellertown, was in
town during the week. Rev. Horn was
formerly at Summit Hill.
Prof. J. NJ. Roberts and wife, Of
Bethlehem, were here on Monday
Prof. Roberts was principal of our pub
lie schools few years ago.
Misses HELEN and Hattie Carpen-
ter, of Bloomsbury, and Jennie Acker
of South Easton, are guests Of Miss
Mamie Gomery on north First street.
General Superintendent Roth, OF
the Prudential Insurance Company
with headquarters at Pottsville, was in
town with District Superintendent
Schatfer, Tuesday.
"A well. known gentleman in town
on Monday was August Noll, contractor
and builder, of Bowmanstown. ldr
Noll reports business as being pretty
brisk down the Valley.
Prof. c. A. Hauk, Granville c
Clauss, Ed. Kuntz, Chas. Bowman
and Prof. c. V. Kleintop, returned
early this week, from a week spen
pleasantly in camp life at SAVIOR
Lake, Monroe county.
David Miller, of Allentown, is a
DIR. w. G. NJ. Seiple's, on south street
David is graduate of our publi
schools aud is now student at Muh
lenburg College in the former city.
While in town on Saturday }. I
Mcdaniel, of the Eagle Hotel, Pleasan
Corner, and soldier of the late wal
made us very pleasant call AM
squared himself for the ADVOCATE 70
another year.
Those who attended the big Unio
Railroad meeting at Wilkesbarre o
Sunday from town were John and {
II. Scholl, Andrew Newhart, Al Hot
ford, Ed Hough, Robert Rupp, WilliaI
Freyman, John Walters and RobeI
Eek.
William and Charles Obert an
70 Charles f. Brinkman left Monday fc
Denver, Colorado, where they will pa
! ticipate in the Knight Templar Coz
= clave. They will have an enioyabl
( time stopping off at all the principi
r cities.
D William Smith, OF town, who b
{ longs to the gallant fourth regiment,
Slatington, got home from Homeste0
4 on Friday. While there he was doir
h culinary work for Colonel Streato
e William says there is a big different
g in actual soldering and camping o,
r at Mt. Gretna.
/, w. E. and Charles Alexander,
5, Philadelphia, were guests of the ADV
e CATE over Sunday. The former learn,
S, the art preservative of arts in this c
fee some years ago, and by sobriet
e diligence and close attention to bu
Ie mess is now foreman of Dando's col
- posing rooms one Of the largest j
y printing houses in Philadelphia.
II Walter Smltn and family left +
t. Texas on Monday where in the futu
i they will reside. They were accol
r. panied by Miss Laura Weidaw, of FIJI
street, graduate of our public schoC
as and who for several years taught
y primary department with great succC
T. Miss Weidaw is an estemable you
o. lady and her host of friends here wi
e. for her a safe and enjoyable iourn
er and full share of success in the n
N. home