The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-10-21
WEISSPORT RTANDARO
SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EFITO-
MIzED,
The Doings Of the Week Interlesded with
Personal Mentions,

NlheSOdffei aIJer pleasant NlSlJ mere.
The cyclone of last Friday night
broke the large show windows in A. f.
Snyder's block
Mrs. L. Yingst, of the st. Elmo,
spent last Sunday at Pottsville.
% r. Lord, Mauch Chunk, district
Superintendent of the Prudential In
surance Company, was here on Tues
day.
p, A. Roth, of Pottsyille was here
last week.
Mrs. Daniel Graver is having her
cozy residence repainted and much i'm
proved.
The Reformed church will be re-
dedicated to the service of God on Sun
day Nov. 4.
Rev c. E. Creitz was at Allentown
on Tuesday attending the final obse-
quies Of his uncle ex-warden Creitz.
Miss Belle Meredith was at Phia.
delphia Tuesday making purchases Of
new millinery goods, coats and wraps
for Mrs. Culion's popular millinery.
Genial John Arner, Of Amboy, NJ.
was here this week for few days.
"A. &. Koch spent last Sunday at
Mountain Top.
Nathan Snyder did business at
Hazleton on Monday.
The town council gives notice that
all property owners must keep their
cutters clean. Good
Lewis Hunsieker's new dwelling
house at Phifer's Corner is complet
ed.
Thomas Arner and bride have TAX
en- up a residence in Levi Horns dwell.
ing.
"A child of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hahn, of
Franklin buried for twenty-one years
in cemetery was exnumed the other
day and re-interred in the Union Hill
cemetery.
Miss Cora Hogenbuch is nursing
severely injured arm resultant from
fall.
Miss Lille Kresge is quite ill
Her many friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
The many friends of Mrs. Hiram
Rickert regret her serious illness.
-Ephriam Romig is making addi-
tions to his residence that greatly i'm
proved the same.
"A large new heater has been placed
in the Central Railroad station.
has ha 4 ,la =.
his wholesale house.
The waffle and chicken supper un.
der the auspices of Zion's Reformed
church in Laury's Hall on last Satur-
day evening was a financial success.
DR.. Andrews is erecting a large
new barn on his property.
After pleasant visit of four weeks
among friends here Charles Dreis-
bach has returned to Topeka, Kansas
4 A two story frame building 2OxJO
5 feet will erected adjoining Jacob
Straussburgers block. 1t will be used
for Office purposes.
Miss Aida Brownmiller, one of
I Orwigsburg's charming maidens, spent
{ several days IN town with friends last
week,
=, W. j. Whitehouse and John Gessang
: two well-known aud deservedly popu-
lar Pottsville gentlemen, were here
o last Friday.
q Al Guth is home from Williams
r port where he was last week represent
q ing Franklin Lodge, K. of II. in the an
nual state session of that organization.
William Beck and Senator Keifer,
Of Pottsville were here on Friday.
The st. Elmo Hotel will hold its
e grand opening on the 18th Of next
month. This hostlery has been thorogh,
n ly oyer-hauled and placed on first,
{ class scale,
i These letters are in Doug. Arner's
I post-ofii uncalled for: Jacob Detweil
o er, E. Ham, j. X. Hayes, VIM. Settler
# Ella Cambel, Rose l.. Goodender, Lein
g, hart & Balthat. Say advertised" in
y calling for any of the ahoYe.
IT Some unprincipled person or per
y sons entered the barn of Mrs. John
n W. Reed, OF Franklin township, Satur
2, day night and fed Paris green to 4
y valuable young mare belonging to Mrs
f Reed The animal was found deaC
a. in its stall the next morning and judg
- ing from its position it must hav,
s. suffered untold agonies. An effor
e should be made to discover the partiei
y and they should be punished to th,
In full extent of the law.
n. A young people society of Chris
'e. tian Endeavor was organized IN tn
tur Evangelical church. with Is active,
q ! associate, and IL honorary member,
p the following officers we're elected
at President, Miss Myra L. Miller; vic
7, president, Mrs. Lena S. Arner; record
"a ing secretary, Miss Mable Snyder, col
be responding secretary, Martin L, Miller
OF treasurer, Mrs. Angeline Groot. Tn
5e Sunday evening prayer meetings ar
e- held at d;l5 all are cordially Invited
at -Weissports' new building and loa
~ association elected these directors at
TO public meeting held in Laury's Hall o
he Monday evening. j. X. Lents, j.
Miller, r. j. Hongen, Il. Ts Smaule!
j. w. Gaumer, f. Musselman, p. Al
al drews, j. X. RickerJ, A. f. Snyde
he Frank Laurv aud H. H. MusselmaI
.er the organization will be known as Ii
ed Franklin b. & L. A. The directors wi
iao "a meet on Friday evening TO elect officer
Of r. J. HonGen and j. s. Miller are cand
er, dates for the secretaryship,
,u on The following names are those
re pupils who have attended the primal
by school every day during the first mont
ev, beginning with Sept 4th and endiI
on o5 oct 3rd; Florence Albright, Bertt
Albright, Baula Beltz, Meta Belt
Daisy Graver, Lizzie Meyer, Nam
Reed, Rachel Strang, Mamie Seidl
.r .ar Nora Stroll Gertie Trine, Willie Eme
1ed Grover Graver, Chas. Heiss, Lee Koor
will Albert Koons, Harry kutz, Glare Min
,sjl sjl Milton Remaley, James Remale
nd Harry Strang aud Ferdinand Trin
rst- Myra L. Miller, teacher
rice
EN- 1875 Ladies' aud Kissea' Coats.
Such fine and stylish assortment
iackets and canes as we now have