The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-03-25
COMING AND GOING.
BRIEF ITFMs or PURELY Personal
MENTION.

Concerning PeopI who visit and Go
visiting Here, There aud Everywhere.
u. L. Gabel was at Wilkesbarre on
Wednesday.
h. f. Kern, of Lehigh Gap, was
visitor here on Saturday.
EXpressman Hagerman was at Al
lentown on Monday evening.
Mrs. r. II. Snyder was the guest Of
friends at Iiazletou last week.
Landlord Al Mantz, of the White
Bear hostlery, was here this week.
The ioyial Charley Quinn, of Shen-
andoah, WAS here on Tuesday.
Andrew Bayer spent all Of last
week With friends in New York.
John and Alex Schaffer, of Easton,
SUudayed with Newsdealer Bretuey
Mrs. John Mufiiy, of Sayre, was
visitor among friends in town over
Sunday.
..George Newton and wife, of Halle
ton, visited Frank Eisenhour and fam
lily this week.
Thomas Craig one of Lehigh Gaps
genial, atfable young men, was in town
on Wednesday.
Rev. c. p. Bartholomew, of Cresso-
ma, was in town over Monday night,
the guest of his parents
The genial Charley Maurerer, of
Wilkesbarre, closed digits with Lehigh-
ton friends on Monday.
Rev. G. Sauer, pastor of st. Peter
and Paul Catholic church, was at New
York last week
Mrs, Susan Grossman, of Iowa, is
the guest Of her brothers, Dr. and +.
q. Hern, on Third street.
Mrs. f. X. Berndt and daughter, of
Kutztown, are visiting NJ. Heilmsn and
family on Third street.
The genial Thomas Pagan, of So.
Easton, was in town this week and
made us very pleasant call.
DR.. +. l. Smith and wife were sum-
moned to New York Wednesday by the
death of the dr's step father, MIR. Bird
who was known here.
Charles Deibert and wife, of
Lehigh county, visited Joseph Hess
and family ON south Second street,
this week.
Mrs. Joseph Shaffer and Mrs. Peter
Krauss, of Walnutport, spent Wednes-
day very pleasantly with Mrs. Thos. f.
Mortimer, on Brnkway.
Miss Bertha Keck, one of Halle
tons most estimahle young ladies',
spent several days this week with Mrs.
f. II. Snyder on First street.
Mrs. Charles A. Smith and Mrs.
Chas. Bossard, of Second street, spent
few days this week very pleasantly
with friends at Pottstown and Phila-
delphia.
We had pleasant call on Satur-
day from 0. o. Blose, of Millport, Mr..
Blose is a soldier of the late war and
belongs to the G. A. r., Post at Stat
inRton.
Prof. A. S. Beisel, principal of the
Lansford public schools, was in town
OH Saturday. The professor is a candi-
date for the office of county superin-
tendent of public schools.
j. p. Donnelly, George Harleman,
| Vim. Pendegrass and c. c. Rosenberg,
| Valley division railroad officials, were
in town on Monday and registered at
| the Exchange Hotel
Thompson Mcdaniel, of Pleasant
| Corner, and his son the genial James
| +. Mcdaniel, proprietor of the Wash
| ington House, Summit Hill, were well
| known people in town on Saturday.
Miss Alvenia Graver, our popular
and successful milliner, was at Phila-
delphia this week buying new goods.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Lewis
Wehr and daughters, Mable and Gertie
George Geiss and wife, of Sayre,
Pa, and Jacob Geiss, of Easton, spent
Sunday very pleasantly with Assessor
Miller in the (. W. 1t was the first time
Mr.. George Geiss has been in Lehigh
ton in four years, and he was highly
gratified at our improvements.