The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-07
WElSSPORT AND AROUND
SPICY HAPPEpINus BRIEFLY EriTU-
MIZED.


| The Doings Of the Week InterieAded with
Personal Mentions,
Lewis Frohnheiser is reported
/ quite III.
Miss Agnes Heimbach is visiting
Mrs. Andrew Weiss on Union Hill.
Milton Snyder circled at Hazleton
/ on Wednesday.
Mrs. Susan Frantz left for Chicago
/ ILL.,, on Tuesday noon.
Miss Lucinda Berger, of Eastou. is
a guest at the home of AL Kresge.
Cornelius Snyder, of Allentown,
was a visitor here on Wednesday.
Misses Elmira and Della Albright
are expected home from Philadelphia
during the month.
If you don't read this paper, you
should Il will he better than ever
during 1898.
William Knecht, of South Bethle-
hem, at one time postmaster in this
town, was here on Monday.
During the holiday season Oscar
j. Saeger sold over 6OOO pounds of con
fectionery. He supplied thirty-One
! Sunday schools besides many business
houses and private parties. Oscar is a
hustler.
Homer Heberling, of Philadelphia,
was a guest at the home of j. X. Lentz
over Sunday.
Major Butt, of Washington, d. c.,
who was spending few days with B.
X. Culton, has returned to the for
mer city.
--Kreidler is well supplied with fine
sleighs. When the time comes don't
forget to see him. Prices, for cash,
very low.
Mr. Lovett, superintendent Of the
Weatherly silk milk, the largest of its
kind in the world, vas in town for a
few hours on Monday.
The members of the Lutheran and
Reformed Sunday school will elect new
officers for the ensuing year on ext
Sunday.
Mrs. Andrew Weiss and Mrs. Jacob
Wentz, of Union Hill, have returned
from pleasant visit among Daniels
vile relatives.
Prof. Smyser. the excellent teacher
of the Union Hill school, is back from
Cumberland county after a weeks
pleasant vacation.
The new officers of the Lutheran
church are; elder, Thigh. Markly;
deacons, Jacob Straussberger, Stephen
Zeigenfus and VIM. Fisher.
Fulton Bowman and wife, of Al.
lentown, and Mrs. DIR. Snyder and chill
= dren, of White Haven, were recent
guests of Levi Harleman and wife on
J Union Hill.
A -. Isv,s
house on Bridge street, opposite the
Square. rent, 500 "a year. Apply Jos
Laciar, Mauch Chunk. IT,
Miss Ida Froch, who has been at
r East Mauch Chunk for some time past
returned home this week and is now
quite seriously indisposed at her home
on Union Hill.
The new trustees of the Ebenezer
Evangelical church (anti-Bowman) are
Nathan Blose, president; j. X. Rickert
, secretary: Ephriam Romig, treasurer
, Levi Schaffer and f. j. Hongen.
The new Reformed church officers
are: Deacons. Owen Hunsicker and
/, Milton F'lory; trustee, Thigh Roth Fol
S elder, the vote was a tie on George
r Emery and Vim. Hollinger.
Miss Mamie Oswald, for several
years past one of the best of the
Franklin corps of female teachers
4 spent last week with relatives al
Y Hornellsville, New York
Friday evening the Union Hill
{ Literary Society will recite a program
9 of music, song, recitation, dialogue
&C., in place of their usual literary eX
ercises. All are invited to be present
d Levi Harleman and r. J. HongeI
g have closed up their lumber interests
4 at AIillport and will soon commence OIL
large tract of land in Northampton
county. At Millport they still hav,
II 10000 feet of lumber and over 24,OO
y railroad ties.
The following are the new officer
10 of Ebenezer Evangelical church: Franl
= Laury, p. A. Andrews, j. S. Miller
Frank Koens and Geo. II. Laury
e These officers organized by electin
% the following officers: President, DI
a Andrews; vice president, Frank Koons
e. secretary, John S. Miller; treasurer
% Frank Laury.
Ig The following letters are in th
Of Weissport post Office uncalled fol
le Alfred Hamer. John Festermachei
ir Daniel Kamp, Josiah Walk, n. Straus!
le Nathan Solt, John CultOn, Mr.. Franl
VIM. Fisher, Jos. Greensweig, Jona
v. Hartman, Mrs. Noah Reynolds, A. n
n Meyers, George Mover, Sam Boye
Je Sarah G. Boyer, Mrs. ID. Barto, Jane
Is Billham, Ellen Clewell.
at Hon. w. f. Biery left for Harris
burg on Monday, where he will atten
I'd the session of the State Legislator
he Mr. Biery was elected for a two-yef
ST term at the late election by maiorit
of 200 over his opponent.
ed -Penrose Zellner, of Phifers CornC
d. was married on Saturday to Mi
sd Hattie Folk, of lively Lehighton. III
ry young couple have the congratulatioI
yn of their friends on the happy occasio
he Joseph F.. Rex left this week f,
ler PHILADELPHIA, where he is now an i
'as mate of a first-class hospital. und
ed treatment for dropsical affliction tn
* for a time has threatened his life.
.yte The Franklin Social Club acquitt,
luh themselves with honOrs quite d
tinguished on Monday evening-t
occasion of their first sociable, in the
pretty rooms in Snyder's block. Thir
an. to forty guests we're present during I
evening and enjoyed the program
,,r vocal aud instrumental music, gam
rcb dancing, etc, and finally the splend
an supper that was served at late hol
nst The menu consisted of all the deli,
sti- cies served in the most gracei
TO manner. 1t was a grand success
ier- every particular and will long be
pre- membered as a very enjoyable affair
els all who were so fortunate as to be p
Hill sent. The Frankling Social Club /
mi a membership of fifteen aud on d
nee occasion the committee on arranl
the ments were A. Pohl, ID. c. Koo
lree Warren Horn andA. Krause
rity -s.S--
Death OF james Farley.
: an James Farley, of Lansford, died ST
tsr. day morning after an illness of a LIT
,fin- over a week Mr. Farley was for ye
lent the proprietor of the Rising Sun He
= -o,o M at that place, and is a relative of JC
-s n MollOney. of Oneida He is also v