The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-08-05
WEISSPORT AND AROUND.
sPICY HAPPESINgs BRIEFLY EPiTt
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The Doing- Of the Week Interieaded Win
Personal Mentions,
Oscar J. Saeger has the congratula.
tions of his friends aud patrons over
the arrival of baby girl at his
homo.
Owen Boyer is improving his pro-
perty in laying "a pavement along It's
front.
Harry Miner fell under the wheels
Of wagon Tuesday and sustained
slight injuries,
Ed Campbell will sell his barber
shop. Call aud see him for terms and
particulars.
Miss nurda Weiss, of Bethlehem,
is visiting Tillie and Emma Snyder.
At a special meeting of Council on
lastMonday evening the Pa, Telephone
Co., we're granted the right of way
through the town.
The regular monthly meeting of
the school board will be held on Mon.
day evening next.
Miss Mary Whitehead, one of the
successful east side teachers, will leave
on Sunday for vacation of several
weeks. While away she will visit at
Asbury Park, n. j., aud New York City.
Ed Reber, Of Harrity, was in town,
on Tuesday looking fairly well after a
recent illness. Mr.. Reber was at one
time proprietor of the Franklin House,
but now conducts general store and
is also postmaster at the former place.
Harry Anthony fell from wagon
on Tuesday morning and sustained a
fracture and dislocation of the elbow
on his left arm, Dr. W. L. Kutz re-
duced the fracture.
DIR. Jos. Bowers, the specialist, has
returned from Chicago, where for a
month past he has been visiting. II,
is at his old quarters in the We!ssport
House.
Mrs. A. f. Snyder and Miss Mary
Snyder spent few days this weel
quite pleasantly at Saylors Lake
Monroe county.
George Emery had a runaway OF
Monday while working for the borough
at point below the lime kiln on Whit
street. Outside of lots of noise an,
excitement very little injury was don
by the frisky old horse.
We sympathize with MIR. and Mrs
A. w, Marsh in the death of Wilbur
their youngest son, aged fifteen years
following an illness of some weeks wit
purpura hemmorhagia. Interment wa
made on Thursday afternoon.
Letters remain uncalled for in tn
Weissport post office for Milt Anderson
Joe Hahn, d. II. Hahn, e. V. Knehnei
Ed Kroner, Frank Weiss and w.
Walck.
George Kresge, who is a salesma
with o. j. Saeger, wholesale dealer i
traits, &c, is hustler of the first waite
In three hours one day last week
sold over roo water melons among SIt
tington dealers.
Henry Christman, of the Fort ALE
is selling more wagons and carriage
this season then many dealers are. Iii
large ware rooms are not large enoug
to haYe all the different styles an
, makes that he keeps in stock so b
contemplates enlargiDg the same at a
early daY and then with more conven
q ent and commodious quarters he O.
: poets to very largely increase his a
q ready splendid business,
1 Our enterprising young friend
q A. Goth, who has been in failing healt
for some time, was at Philadelphia La
week in company with DR.. W. L, Ku
p where a famous specialist on luI
diseases was consulted. a mode
treatment was prescribed and it is 81
! cerely hoped by Charley's large .circ
of friends that he will come out in I'll
. shape.
The Franklin Cynosure Club, {
70 Organization of our estimable and a
. complished young ladies enjoyed
. coach ride to Saylors Lake on Tuesda
Liyeryman JOS Stroll had the par
g in charge Among those who accol
N panied the party were Misses Cert
Horn, Edith Pohl, Tillie and Emr
= Snyder, Ella Rapp, Lille Musselma
Ursula Graver, Mamie Horn, Lot
Heller, Daisy Klotz, Edna Solt, Lilli
- Laury, Emma Mertz.
-The.corner stone of Weissport's n
. Lutheran Churen will be laid on ne
" Sunday with appropriate services
the pastor, Rev LonRacre, assisted
ReY. J. II. Kuder,sof Lehighton; r
Walkernagel, Of Allentown, and r
r' Lindenstruth, of Mauch Chunk. r
u Kuder will discourse at the morni
tz services; Rev. Walkernagel will ottici
of In the afternoon amp Rev Lindenstrr
will preside in the evening. All
cordially invited to attend these S
h vices.
u L Erefdtar at Wpissnort has al pl