The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-03-13
CBNTRAL1A COMMENT.


Neighbor.
Messrs. Bernard McBrearty, Edgar HofIner
and Patrick Devine visited Shenandoah
yesterday.
Miss MamcMcBrearty, one Of our popular
school marms, returned after spending few
days with her many friends in Freeland
Miss Maggie Moran is spending few days
with Shenandoah friends
Miss Williams, one of Hazelon's popular
young ladies, is the guest Of Miss Annie
Davis for a few days.
Peter Lenahau buried a siXyear-old child
on Saturday. lnterment was made in st.
Ignatius cemetery.
Bernard Moran, accompanied by his sister,
Annie, went to Philadelphia ON Saturday.
John Mulligan is happy. It's a boy
Mrs. A. b. Fortner and daughter, Mary,
entertained quite numter Of their friends
at their home Saturday evening Among
those present were Mrs. Williams and
daughter Bessie, of Haz,eton; Misses Mary,
Annie and Laura Davis, and Messrs. George
Davis, VIII Richards, Joe Browl and Will
Benson.
Mrs. Richard Benson is seriously i'll.
Anthony Carney and his mother attended
a funeral at Girardville Saturday.
William Hayes, a former resident Of town
but now of GiIardville, buried child here
on Saturday.
Miss Mary Devine is spending few days
with Frceland friends.
Patrick Gillispie and Bernard Burns, Of
Wilberton, were in town yesterday.
Miss Bridget Wright, of Shamokin, is the
guest of the Maley family for few days.
MessGs. Charles McBrearty and William
Ryan spent Sunday evening in Shenandoah.
Miss Hannah Reese of Mahanoy City, after
spending few days at the home Of Capt
Edward Reese, of town. returned home on
Sunday.
1t is rumored that work will commence on
the electric railroad between Ashland and
this place about April 1st This is good news
for our town folks and we would like to see
it carried out.
A grand ball under the auspices of the
Silver Social Club will be given in l. O. 0. q.
hall on Friday, March 17th, This club is
composed of a number of our pushing young
men who will do all in their power to make
it a success The music will be furnished by
a first class orchestra.
Thos. Murphy and sister, Bridge, of Lost
Creek, spent Sunday with town friends.
James Burns of Wilburton, was in town
yesterday.
Dominick Downey is confined to his house
with a severe spell of sickness,
Miss Kate Curran, accompanied by Miss
Kelley and Miss Gallagher, three of Miners
villes bright young ladies, are spending
few days with town friends.
One of the latest improvements in the
schools of our borough is a class Of vocal
music which is taught every Saturday after
noon by Prof Ball.
There are two more voters in No. ward.
John Bakey is the happy father.
William Williams who has been seriously
i'll, we are glad to state is able 10 be about
again.
Messrs. Charles Biltz, of Girardville, and
Lewis Grosser, of Ashland, ON our fair ones
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Williams, and her charming daughter,
Bessie, of Hazleton, are visiting the Davis
family.
Richard Derr and wife spent Sunday with
the formers parents,
Miss Miriam Weidensaul, one of Mt Car
me $ school marms, spent Saturday with her
pal ents
Mrs. George Rightly, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs Gwiner, for the last few
weeks, returned home.
Master Grayson Troutman, who had
pitch fork run through his limb few weeks
ago, is able to be about again.
Edward Tobin, of your town, called on
town friends Friday.
Miss Lettie Spur, who has been seriously
i'll, is improving
Miss Birdie Wasloy, one of your pleasant
young ladies, is visiting Miss Ray Reese.
March 13, 1893