The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-29
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,eb sutMrs. E. Boyer and Mrs John Davis, Of st..
SdvertlsHair, spcnt Thursday in town visiting
,nce or b-iends
--= Miss Naoms Nice visited friends in Girard
MIG HHille during the early part of the week.
bandoah Miss Theresa Rodruan spent Sunday and
oks open 70 Sday in Reading visiting friends.
---- Evans is one of the delighted citi-
the Postofnce Ghuylkill county doing jury duty.
wFl lssy 8 81 F. Heebner, of Port Carbon, Medical
- , xiner for the p & R. Relief Association,
srent few hours here Wednesday.
WE EW. s. sanner is improving his property by
ENINa Wing wall built along the front and will
.,Ior,t a handsome iron fence on top of it,
~ Now that Lehigb avenue has been filed up
proVeo think it advisable to have the crossings at
lperativDavs' corner raised to level Of the street.
mon ON hey are much lower than the street grade
,.nd in wet weather will be buried in the
Pspei mud Give us good streets and crossings,
nodate' Supervisor.
erv laI A party of gypsies passed through town
- Wednesday afternoon and are encamped near
'0' Head of Grade. They had quite lot Of
assIne bony horse flesh with them.
ate, W. P. Holt and Samuel Bailey, candidates
IN tn for delegates to the Republican county con.
-. vention, are making thorough canvass
among tiio4 uleBds We wish them success
as they are both good men for this honor.
r. Wagner is having a new brick pave
ment laid in front of his residence ON Lehigh
avenue.
Mrs. Rausch has completed a dancing
pavilion and has an arc light placed in posi-
tion at her popular hostelry on Lehigh ave.
h nue..
On Tuesday evening Constable Blake, of
Gilberton, arrived from Manayunk, via the
7:30 Reading train, and with him as a pris-
oner the runaway wife of Mr.. Zerbie, of
Gilberton, and her two children. The Con-
stable is not used to ice water, and if he was,
he would hardly indulge in it after so ar
durous an errand. He very naturally had a
longing for some of Johnson's sparkling
Lebanon, and to crafty his desire, stepped
into the Cloud Castle leaving his prisoner
and her children in the parlor, while he re-
paired TO the bar and ordered of the
biggest and freshest of schooners. This WA
the prisoners opportunity-and, in twink
y having, she was outof the front door and cutting
- lively gait for liberty. The alarm wa
sounded by lady of the house, and Blak
'p.- gave chase, and after of two block
caught up with the woman. Had no on
been watching the Constable would have ha
to indulge in another trip perhaps with les
successful results.
Rev. II. c. Clymer is attending the Min
isterium and will indulge in weeks vaca
tion aftei wards. There will, consequently b
no services held in the Lutheran church t
morrow and tomorrow a week
Memorial services will be appropriately oil
served on Tuesday In the morning tn
-. graves will be decorated and in the afteuoo
at o'clock the parade will take place. Re-
ing IA s. G. Carter of the NJ. E. church. will be tn
owed orator.
hon Burd Irish, of the stoddard Coal Co., an
DR.. Biddle, superintendent of the Miner
Hospital, were in town on Thursday.
Charles F. Harkins of Ottumwa, Iowa.
home for a few weeks visit to his relatives
town. Charley has been very successful
the West, being now engaged as conductor
freight on one of the big roads. He repor
all the old P. & R. boys as prospering in IL
West, many of them holding responsib
fla positions. He is a very enthusiastic admir-,
~ of the western country and advises all goC
railroad men to go there and prosper.