The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-22
INSTRUMENTATION
SPICY HAPPENINGs BRIEFLY EPiTu.
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SPICY HAPPENINGs BRIEFLY EPiTo.
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The Doings Of the Week Intcrieuded with
Personal Mentions,
Baker Charles Laurv was at Allen
town on Monday.
Levi Horn and W. II. Reber we're
at Allentown on Tuesday
Edward Mills, of Mckeesport, lee
tured on temperance to an apprecia-
tive audience in theEvangelical church
on Tuesday evening.
Miss Sol Yeakle, of Union Hill, is
reported quite ill.,
Charles Rapp and daughter, Of
Philadelphia, Sundayed with Mrs. Geo.
Rapp aud daughters on White street.
Mrs. c. w. Laury spent last Thurs
day with Wilkesbarre friends.
Rev. j. E. Freeman, of Boyertown,
at one time pastor of the Reformed
congregation here, was calling on old
friends here this week.
-Harlemau & Hongen are the own,
ers of fine new quadruped just pur-
chased from Levi Boyer, of Millport.
Miss Sadie Brown, Of Bowmans-
town. Sundayed with John Zeigenfus
on Union Hill.
Prof Smyser, principal Of the
Union Hill schools, will continue here
during the summer. Many patrons of
the schools hope to see the professor
reelected to the principalship.
Ed Solt and John Gaumer have
built handsome stables on their Union
Hill properties.
r. j. Hongen was down in old
Northampton this week.
Miss Laura Levan, of the county
seat, was the guest of BENJAMIN Brey-
fogel up on Union Hill last week.
Austin Boyer has been made execu-
tor for the estate of the late Jos. Rex.
Ed Schiferstine, the pleasant and
corteous salesman in Biery's drug store
spent last Sunday at Tamaqua.
"A good frame dwelling house to
gether with all necessary outbuildings
nicely located on Union Hill. Apply
to Robert Klotz.
Prof. d. WI. Davis and wife were
with friends at Lan5ford last Sunday.
Miss Mary Whitehead, one of the
most successful lady teachers in this
end of the county, will next Monday
open a select school in the Franklin
Independent District.
For rent, nice store room next
door to the Fort Allen House. Apply
to Henry Christman.
VIM. Hollinger, aged 70 years, three
months and % days died on Wednes-
day last following long illness. In
terment was made on Friday. Rev. c.
E. Creitz, ofiiciated at the last sad rites
An aged widow survives.
Rev. G. E. Creitz, pastor of the Re-
formed congregation, will confirm
class of fifteen catechumens on Satur-
day evening. On the Sunday morning
following the holy communion will be
administered to the congregation.
j. X. Rickert, and grand son Harry,
are back from trip to Virginia. While
in the old rebel state Mr.. Riekert
caught twenty five pounds of fine pike.
The fair and festival in school hall
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday
evenings of last week under the aus
pices Of the Ladies Faithful Friends,
was a splendid social and financial sue.
cess-the amount cleared running up
to several hundred dollars. The So
ciety desires the Stroller to heartily
thank all who patronized or rendered
assistance in any way.
H r. Kreidler who launched in
the carriage and wagon business in J..
Ruch's new building on the east side,
has just closed negotiations for the
purchase of the building. Harry has
met with the most gratifying success
in his business, so much so in fact,tha
he will be compelled at an early day to
greatly enlarge his present quarters.
Hurrah, for Kriedler and his cheap
cash system.
"A large number of shares for the
proposed shoe factory have already
been taken, but more must be sub
scribed for to guarantee the success of
the enterprise. The number of shares
to be issued are 400 aud the price of
each share is S25. Levi Horn has Do
mated a site for the factory free Of all
charge. If all our people show the same
progressive spirit there will be no ques-
tion about the success of the project.
Let everybody come up. Don't wait
TO be called on, but everybody put vim
and spirit into the enterprise and long
before the lth of July we will have a
shoe factory in full working order. Let
there be no delay. All move lively.