The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-28
WEISSP0RTA AROUND.
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MIXED.
The noings Of the Wcck interlrudcd Win
Personal Mentions.
john S. Miller was doing business
at Allentown on Friday
Harry zeigenruss is quite III with
quinsy
II. j. Hongeu was at Allentown ON
Wednesday.
Mrs. Lewis Frantz aud daughter
left on Monday for Chicago
David Green. of Little Gap, was
here on Tuesday.
On Monday Nathan Snyder ac-
companied by Misses Emma, Tillie aud
Mary Snyder and Mrs. Aaron Snyder,
sleighed it to Lehigh county
H. p. Levan, Of Mauch Chunk,
purchased fine building lot on Union
Hill from A. Fritz.
There will be services in School
Hall on Sunday morning and after
noon. At the p. NJ. services commu.
nion will he obserbed The presiding
elder will be present
w H. Kreamer, of the firm of
Kreamer & Lentz, did business at Al
lentown Monday.
Engine house and boiler used in
the old Franklin Planning Mi'l is being
repaired and put in shape for fu-
| ture use.
a. +. Snyder is having his pretty
home on the hill handsomely repaper-
ed. \. d. Hawk is doing the work and
it will be done right.
John Esrang is back home from
Chicago, ILL.,, where he went a week or
two ago. lie was called home owing to
the Illness of his two little girls who
have the whooping cough.
Rev. /. j. Reitz, of this town, con.
Quoted quarterly conference in the
Evangelical church at Hazleton, on
Sunday last, in the absence of Presil-
ing Elder He'll Rev. Yingst, of Allen
town, filed the pulpit here.
The last cutter in Kreidler's ware.
rooms was sold the other day to II. A.
Butler, of Mauch Chunk. It is the
prettiest of its kind and made the eyes
of many a sleigh owner water with
envy The genial Harry knows how to
supply things in the beautiful and
substantial.
Our genial young friend Charles
Arncr will be married during the
month of February to Miss Catharine
Miller, one Of weatherly's estimable
young ladies' We wish Charley an
abundance Of all the good things in
this world.
The new officers of the Union Lit.
erary Society are, president Prof. Sol
Smyser; vice president, Samuel Spohn;
secretary, Mamie Horn; critic, Edna
Solt; editor, Richard Woodring. The
question for debate this Friday even
ing is; Resolved That childhood is
happiest period of life, affirmative
Richard Woodring and Mahlon Christ
man. Negative, Sol. Smyser and Geo
Gundt
= Franklin townships supervisor i.
in it with both feet, If he don't make
the old canal bridge safe for publ,
| travel the District Attorney has leer
recommended, by late grand jury, tC
indiet him for neglect of duty in main
tanning nuisance. To get out of thi,
he had better fix the apology for {
bridge across the canal. 1t may max,
the l.. G. Il N. Co., mad as a Marcl
hare, but it will tiekel our people al
to pieces, As we said before betteI
bridge is a dead sure thing. KeeI
your eye on it. Continued next week
!, The Weissport unterrifed Assem-
bled in nominating convention on Sat
. urday evening. The meeting mad
Hon. w. f.. Biery, chairman: DR.. Kut
, Fas recording secretary. The follow
ing ticket was put in the swim: Bur
CESS, W. L. Kutz; councilmen, Solomon
= Buss and Oscar Arner: school direc
tors, W. Il. Reed and VIM. Scofeld
e Judge Of Elections, John Arner: in
S spector, Reuben Roth: tax collector
. old reliable Sam Welch; overseer c
the Poor, George Meyer; auditor, Den
ocratic Henry c. Trapp Boom, bang
d now hustle and win.
d The Republicans Of this town o
=, Monday evening made the followin
nominations. The meeting was col
$. vened at the Fort Allen House. NJ
Lee Wills, presided, and L. X. Albrigl
H. and Jos. Fenuer acted as seeretarie
The following ticket was nominate
,e Burgess, John S. Miller: councilme,
A. a. Beltz and f. A. Graver; scho
directors, D. B, Albright and Fran
rs Rooms; judge of elections, Ed Not
No stine; inspector, Al Nottingham; owe
or seer of the poor, George Meyer; audito
s, Ii. j. Shoemaker; tax collector, Samu
IL Welch.