The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-15
: HAVE YOU READ The ADVOCATE THIS WEEK? The LAE


Mrs. Oliver Follweiler, of Lehigh-
ton, was visiting her parents on Sun
day, Leopold Meyers and wife.
U-Julius zimmerman, of Lehigh
avenue is confined to his residence
through illness.
Bob Dolan, the ball tosser is out
again after few days illness. "Charle
boss" was the cause Of sickness.
VIM. Whitehead, Jr., Isaac Bartho-
lomew and daughter Eva, we're the
guests OF Joseph N. Bennett aud wife
over Sunday.
Mrs J. Dilley, Of Wilkesbarre, is
visiting at the home of her parents on
Lehigh avenue.
George Engleman, the genial clerk
in Harlenan's store, spent Sunday at
Weatherly, visiting his family.
u. S. Grant Tobias aud wife we're
the guests of ". F. Brodhead and
family on last Sunday.
Mrs. John Young spent q few days
in the Mahoning Valley, the guest OF
Mr.. Heintzleman, progressive farmer
in that neighborhood.
Landlord Eugene Everitt has
begun preparations to enlarge his
hostelery by building an addition at
the rear. The structure will be three
stories high and when completed will
add many oonveniences to the travel
ing public who find occasion to
stop there.
-Themas j. Harleman, for many
years resident of the frame rowwill
move to Lehighton sometime in the
near future. He will take possession
of the house on 2nd street, purchased
from BENZ Bartolette.
Mrs. BENZ. Zimmerman and daugh-
ter Kate, of the boarding house, did
shopping at Allentown on last Thurs
day.
y. L. Harleman, the popular mer-
chant ooRtemplates building a large
addition to his store room and resi-
dence this coming summer.
Miss Barbara Kinsel, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending a season visiting her
parents, who reside on Park avenue.
The genial Phillip Carol resi-
dent here for many years, will leave
the old homestead and go to Sayre
where he is employed as an engineer
He has our best wishes.
John Sandherr, while performing
his usual vocation near the round
house at the lower end, had the mis-
fortune to have several toes mashed by
a large lump of coal falling on them.
Miss Emma Brodhead has returned
home from an extended visit to re
latives at Weatherly, she was accom-
panied by her cousin.
WIN. Long and Thos. j. Harlemar
we're at Mauch Chunk on last Friday
evening where they enjoyed the pla!
called the "Fast Mail"
The Farr Bill which passed tn,
Legislature will be of incaluable bene
fit, especially to the poorer class o
people inasmuch as it provides a sys
tenn of free books to scholars attend
ing the public schools, fact which viii
be appreciated very much as it Rvie
something for nothing. Now as tn
Legislature has seen fit to pass this
the people should not forget to see I
it that their children attend school re
gularly.
Saturday will be the opening da
of the trout fishing season, it is ea
pected that havoc will be played wit
the finny tribe on that day, in almos
every nook and corner your CORE.
spondent has noticed the sold stager
or the fisherman repairing the old line
the bamboo pole and other arrange
ments necessary to enjoy the spor
Geo. Dolan, Lymeu Mcdaniel, Bo
I Swartz and Thos. j. Harlemau wi
I wade Mud Run angling as to who wi
catch the largest trout.