The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-29

WEISSPORTAND AROUND.
SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EPITu.
MIzED.
The Doing. of tho wook Intsrleaded win

SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EPITu.
MIzED.
The DOinEs Of tho Week Intsrleaded with
Personal Mentions.
work on the Central railroad at this
place has commenced.
Francis Seip and family spent last
Sunday at Danielsville.
George wentz and family of
Weatherly, will move to Rickertsville.
in the near future.
Oscar Houser, Of Weatberly, cir.
cled here the other day.
The genial Ed Campbell and Tom
Arner witnessed the grand naval re.
view at New York city on Thursday.
Fred Wsssem has returned from
Chicago with fine lot of thoroughbred
horses.
Harry Graver and Warren Strauss
berger, were crushing hearts up at
MOntzville on last Sunday.
Miss Alice Krum is home from
visit Of several weeks pleasantly spent
among Fairvisw friends.
III. r. Kreidler is building a fine
express delivery wagon for A. L. Hager-
man, the hustling U. S. man at Le-
highton.
Mrs. Jacob BronR, Of Fairview,
called on friends here last Friday.
The work Of nllinR in the trestle
A good frame dwelling house to
gether with all necessary outbuildings
nicely located on Union Hill. Apply
to Robert Klotz.
For rent, a nice store room next
door to the Fort Allen House. Apply
to Henry Christman.
Pierce Boyer, of Allentown, was
here on Sunday.
We are much pleased to note the
partial convalescence of Mrs. Sol
Teakel, Of Union Hill, who had been
quite i'll for some weeks past.
A Young child of Operator seip, of
Union Hill, is quite i'll.
R. ]. Hongen is doing business at
SaegersVille.
-Stsckel & Peters will sell sixteen
valuable building lots on the 9th of
next month. The lots are located in
growing section Of Franklin township,
on the road to Harrity.
After 3 visit of some weeks to
Solomon Yeakel and family on Union
Hill, Mrs. Addie Yoder has returned to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Levi Harleman, of Union Hill
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fulton
Bowman, at Allentown.
-"Bob" Anthony eircled at Big
Creek on Monday.
The L. G. & N. Co, have promised
to improve the canal bridge next month
Keep your eye open so you don't miss
seeing it.
Merchant John X. Lentz smiles
quite audibly over the coming to his
pleasant home, on the east side, of
bright little baby daughter, whom the
"stroller" hopes will live long and
happily.
The borough council meets in regu-
lar monthly session ON Monday even.
ing.
Miss Mary Whitehead opened her
select school on Monday morning with
a total attendance of thirty-flve pupils.
Miss Matte Anthony is out atser
long illness.
The UniOn Hill Literary Society
closed their weekly meetings for the
season on last Saturday evening by the
rendition Of program of special in
terest.
We congratulate our young friends
Miss Lizzie Phifer and Harvey Dreis-
bach on their marriage, which took
place at the residence Of Rev. Miller,
pastor Of the Evangelical congregation
on last Saturday evening.
"A "Women's Missionary Society"
has been organized by the lady mem.
bers Of the Evangelical congregation
by the election of the following officers:
President, Mrs. Robert Sew ell; vice
president, Miss Emma Mertz; financial
secretary, Lucy Romig; recording
secretary, Mrs. Bert Arner; treasurer,
Mss S. E. Whitehead; orRanist, Miss
Eva Romig. The society will meet on
the first Monday evening of each
month.
On last Thursday, Miss Annie
Wassem, of this town, and Frank Heffel. |
finger, Of PaCkerton, were united in
the bonds of Wedlock-the Rev. ]. AL |
vim ReDer. pastor, Of Zion Reformed
Church, Lshighton, ofilciating at the
important ceremony. The young couple |
immediately went into their own
nicely furnished home on Bankway,
Lehighton, where they have this week
receiving the congratulations and best
wishes OF host Of friends. TheaStrol.
Ter" also tenders happiesi fluctuations
and best wishes for long life and pros
perity.