The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-10
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into this place and the stencil arising from it
on a hot day is almost unbearable. Steps
should be taken to put this place in safe con-
dition and not menace the health of the
people residing in the lower part of town.
The employees of the Telephone Company
put up poles through town Thursday and
were watched by large number OF ouI
people.
DIR. T. f. Heebner, of Port Carbon,
Medical Examiner for the p & r. Relief
Association, was here Wednesday looking
after the sick members.
The fish in Tracks dam at the lower end
of town are an attraction to a great many
people who watch them feed.
Operator Isenhood, switehman at the head
of grade, is doing duty in Mr.. Stevenson''
place this week.
John Fertig one of Shamokin's handsome
bakers, is visiting his br thers George and
Rufus.
Mr.. Shirk of Myerstown, Lebanon
county, was the guest of Mrs. Berk OF
Lehigh avenue.
John Berk has taken up the study oi
medicine with DR.. Bleiler as preceptor.
Miss Ida Miller a member of Tuesday
evenings graduating class, will enter the
Bloomsbury State Normal School.
Conner Phillips is back again in his old
position as assistant station agent
Holy Communion will be celebrated at the
1915 morning services in the Episcopal
church tomorrow, the Rev. G. A, Marks
officiating
| General Superintendent Sweigard, Super.
intendent W. B. Bertolet, and Superintendent
of Machinery L. B. Paxson, of the Reading,
visited this end of the line ON a tour Of
inspection on Monday.
On Wednesday evening the FrackvilC
School Board re-organized with the following
officers: President, W. G. Price Secretary
Evan Thomas Treasurer, DR.. BIeiler. After
the election of officers the board proceeded tC
elect principal for the ensuing term with
the following results: Prof Eiler, l vote
Prof, Krout, 2 votes Prof. Wilmer, 3 votes
Not being able to arrive at anything definite
on the principaship the board re- elected Miss
G. Meyers and Miss Irene Kirk to their old
positions.
William Lynch, one of Frackviles pres
pective postmasters, is home again after two
months sojourn in the Miners Hospital
There is a man with history living in thu
little shop opposite the Track hotel Lehigt
avenue His name is Mark Hennessey, anC
four years ago, in wreck near Middleport, hi
had his back broken. He has been three
years in the hospital, and is now (althougl
cured as far as medical skill can do anything
for HIM, living wonder. Poor fellow
although suffering no pain, is a helpless
cripple, and makes his living by the cigars
tobacco, candies aud temperance drinks hi
sells. Our people should make it thei
business to encourage Mark in his effort t
sustain himself,
Our tOwnsman, James Kalbach, received
very welcome visitor on Wednesday. It's
boy, and bouncer at that.
1t will, we have no doubt, be some relief t,
a number of our teachers to learn that Supt
G. w. Weiss will hold an examination fol-
teachers in Frackville, Friday, June 10th.
Members of the P, o. s. of A. throughou
the county are looking forward with kee1
interest to the competition in the initiation
work, that will take place in the new Parl
theatre on Saturday evening next. The team
of Camps 294, of Gilberton, and SO, of Potts
vile, will cOmpete,and as they are recognized
as the two best in the county, the event il
one that is likely to be witnessed by all thu
prominent members of the order in thi
region,
The Rev. s. c. Carter and his esteemed
wife, Miss Lizzie Kehler, Miss Cora Meyers
Miss Irene Kirk and Miss Bertha Ivory will
comprise very pleasant party for the Chicag,
Fair the latter part of this month.
Messrs Beyan and Austin are NUMBERING
the houses of town and are meeting witt
very great encouragement in their work.
Work has been suspended on the new
school house owing to the work not beiDj
done according to specifications. 1t seem
strange that the work should have beer
allowed to proceed so far if it was not up t,
specifications.