The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-05-06
WEISSPORTAND AROUND.
SPICY HAPPENINGs BRIEFLY EPIro.
MI2ED.
The Doing. of the Week rnterleaded with

The DOings of the Week Interleaded with
Personal Mentions,
John Musselman, Of Wukesbarre, was see
ing friends here this week,
William schaffer, Of Union Hill, Is suffering
with an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. Elmer Reed, Of Franklin, s reported
quite III. Her many friends hope that her in
disposition may not prove serious.
Miss Mary Easterday, OF North Weissport
Is confined 10 tho house through illness.
James solt is excayatng for new dwelling
In Franklin. Lewis Hunsicker likewise is busy
making preparations TO build.
Our enterprising young friend, r. j. Hong
en-, had the misfortune to disOcate his left
shoulder one day recently.
Miss sallle Whitehead called on friends at
Mauch Chunk on Tuesday
Miss Emma Zelgenfus was the guest Of Coun-
" Seat friends on Tuesday.
Ed Sohinerstlne, q. W. Laury, Rob Sewell,
I'd Campbell and Tom Arncr took IN the grand
naval review In New York on last Thursday and
Friday.
Mrs. Belle Meredith was at Philadelphia on
Tuesday, In the interests of Mrs. CultOn's pOpu-
lar millinery establishment.
-Spurg. Weston. formerly with the Western
Union here, come up from Allentown last sun
day TO see old friends.
Carbon eounty's able and afable member Of
Assembly, Hon, W L. Blery, spent last Sunday
with his venerable father at Petersyille.
"A Union Hill woman wears a highly coloreG
gument with her husband.
Mrs. Joseph Ruch and son Percy are home
from visit among Catasauqua friends.
Mrs. Joseph Rex, of the east side. has had
neat fence erected IN front Of her residence.
Mrs. Rex also cOntemplates a number of other
improvements 10 her pleasantly situated resi-
dence.
The. genial Richard woodring. one of the
happlest Residents on the Hill, made a bicycle
trip TO kockdale last Friday.
--Harleman & Hongen have enouqh orders
on liand for railroad ties to keep their employees
working every day until January 1894,
Miss Hattie Markley, one OF Franklln's
most pleasant and agreeable young ladies, has
resigned as saleslady In Hagerman's store at
lsehlghton, after hling that position eitlc iently
Tor the past six months.
-Phill,e wassem drives the prettiest two
wear old oroughbred colt in the county, The
animal is q g OF number Of fine horses re-
Gently brouA BIT from Chicago by Fred Wassem.
Miss Beckie Whiting Sundayed pleasantly
among many friends at Reddington.
n. r. Kreidler has built large wagon shed
AZ the rear OF his factory on the east side The
genial Harry is doing a big business and has re-
cently sold nnely finished vehicles TO Josiah
huch, jacob Dreisbach and A. L. Hagerman.
Miss Lille Musselman was at Wilkesbarre
this week attending the funeral OF a relative.
Prof; Davis and wife and Reuben Mussel-
man ana wife were delightfully."- entertained by
Sunday.
uNAt WIS q DltbsduL entertainment IN the
Reformed church on last Saturday evening par
tlcipated In by members Of the congregation
large audience was present and listened with
great edlheation to the successful recital OF q
| program consisting OF vocal and instrumental
music, recitation and May drills.
While Warren Horn was engaged hitchlng
up horse the other day the animal became un-
lnanagaDle and runaway. Warren was knocked
down by the frectous animal and was dragged
for considerable distance.
Those persons who are in the habit of speed
| ing their horses on White street much TO the
danger OF pedestrians, should bear in mind that
every ohense OF this character they make them
selves liable to five dollar fine. The police
should stop it.
| tlon the other day by falling dead while Francis
was engaged hawking FISH. The animal was
old and had ahistory Of ups and downs that
would NIL book twice the size of Black Beauty.
| Rev. Charles K. Creitz the brilliant. able
| and eloquent young pastor of the Reformed
| congregation, will exchange pulpits with Rev.
=, =, "A. huDer OF Grace kel0rmed church, Halle
ton, on next Sunday. Rev. Huber was formerly
pastor OF the WeisspOrt congregation and on
| this occasion his host of old friends will turn
| out TO give him welcome. The eminent pastor
hold a warm place in the hearts OF our people,
| The handsome piano parlOr OF Aaron Sny-
| der can't be Outrivalled by any similar estab'
llshment IN the Lehlgh Valley. The interior Of
| eally finished in cherry and tan, the contrasting
| cOlOrs blending In pretty effect. Aaron has In
stock iine assortment OF instruments which
| ~ VIII De TO your interest TO see II you cOntem
plate the purchase OF an organ or plano.
Prof. Presho principal of the public schools
IN the Franklin Independent District, leIt fOl
his home In Shippensburg last Friday The
professor made an excellent reputation as
thorough teacher while here and the patron,
OF the schools are almost unanimous In express
Ing the hepe OF bis reelection to the principal
ship by the board Of directors.
After an illne IS with pneumonia dating bach
several months Eugene ChHstmau finally sue
cnmDed TO the dark messenger, Death, at egh
O'Clock on Tuesday evening at the WelsspOr
House. The remains were taken TO his lat,
nome az fleasant Valley, Monroe comfy, on TIT
day following by Undertaken John S. Miller
Deceased was aged ebout 25 years and was un
married. He was member of StrOh OOunei
Jr. o. U, A. NJ, and during the long illness pre-
ceeding his death the organization did every
thing In their power 20 alleviate his sulferng
and make him comfortable.