The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-07-29
. HAVE YOU READ THE ADVOCATE THIS WEEK? The L
PERSONAL MENTION.
snap Shot Camera Catches Those who
Come and 90 Among Their Friends In
Lively LehightOn.

Come and Go Among Their Friends In
Lively Lehighton.
Henry Gels, of Easton, W as a visit
or in town on last Saturday.
Frank s mmel and Bert Horn spent
last Sunday at Slatington.
Henry Stuber, formerly oftown but
now of Bangor, is home on a visit.
IF. A. 3rueneberg, of New York
City, was a visitor in town Sunday.
n. J. Nusbaum, one of Lansford's
popular merchants, was in town Sun
4day.
Mrs. W. B. Sohafer, Of Shamokin, is
visiting Theo. Schafer and family on
Bsnkwsy.
WI. Ritter, the genial proprietor of
the Royal Palace Cafe, circled at Allen
town, Wednesday.
Mrs A. B. Bird, of Newark, N. j. is
visiting her son DR.. F. l. Smith, on
First street.
w. W. Mortimer, of New York
City, spent a few hous in town on last
Thursday evening with his parents.
CALVIN Heintzleman, one Of East
Penn's popular and pleasant young
men, called on us Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Mamie Smith and daughter
Jennie and son Lewis are guests of H.
v. Mortimer and family ON north
First street,
.,Misses Mamie Fritzinger, of this
town and Miss Carrie Reed, of Mauch
Chunk, are spending a few weeks at
Allentown with friends,
George Harleman, OF Reading, who
at one time was resident here, was
calling on old friends Tuesday. George
is selling cigars for Reading manu-
factory.
Mrs, George Buss, OF Pittston, Is
the guest of Tobias Buss and family
on north Second street, while her hus.
band, who is adjutant of the Ninth
Reg't N. G., is in camp with his regi.
ment at Berwick.
Rev. stibbitz and wife, of College
Vile, Pa, we're visitors in town over
Sunday. Rev. Stibbitz was a former
resident here being pastor of the Re.
formed congregation previous to Rev
]. Alvin Reber. Old friends were much
pleased to see them
Mrs. Nicholas Eslin and her estim.
able daughter Miss Annie, of Phila
delphia, are guests of John Hauk and
and family on first steeet. 1t will be re
: membered that the husband of this
lady met with very tragic death al
the Valley railroad depot some months
ago.
Landlord Ed Honser, of weatherly
was in town on Tuesday and founC
) time to drop in and see us and have hi
name placed on our subscription lis
He is just home from Chicago anC
informs us that the report circulated
that he had eloped with a Lehlghtor
maiden is basefy false.
While at Philadelphia last week il
company with Hon. W. F. Biery ant
W. G. Miller we called at the U. S
Mint and closed digits with Carpt
Wehr, of Summit Hill, and ohas. Mac
Daniel, of Weissport, both Of whom
fill lucrative position In that institu
ton. NE found the Capt. a genial a
!, yore, while sold Reciprocity" was il
his elements For the couFtesie OK
tending by these gentlemen the tri
are under obligations,
Two of our former residents whom
everybody was delighted to see, wer
in town Saturday and Sunday, the
J. we're Albert Dollenmayer and his siste
Mrs. Charles G. Taylor, After leavin
here about fourteen years ago Alber
enlisted in the U. s, Army and wa
= stationed In the Northwest; after hi
term of service expired he drifted bac
= to Minneapolis, Mimi, and became cor
J. nected with the Tribune Of that cit
> as reporter and did good work. A
T. the present time he is the Washington
%. CD correspondent for that pape
9 Mrs. Taylor resides in San Franciso,
h Cal, where her husband Is engaged /
the banking business. Both we're d,
. lighted with their visit to the scenes
their youth and the memory of it wi
. no doubt live forever,
l.