The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-06-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

Come and Go Among Their Friends In
Lively LehiEhtoA.
Gus Miller did business at Allen
town on Monday.
The genial, affable Frank Obert
was at SlatingtoR, Monday.
George Brinkman, Of Wilkesbarre,
where he is hustling business man,
was in town Decoration Day,
Mrs. Charles Hummel, of Bethle-
hem, is the guest of Al Sitter and
family on Third street.
Homer Adams, of the Boyton
Furnace Company, New York City, was
in town for fewdays this week, looking
exceedingly well
Peter Miller, Of Scranton, was in
town this week, the guest of his brother
Frank, on South street.
Mrs. William Zehner, of First
street, is visiting Mrs. Harvey Mitchell
at Riyerton, N. j.
Ed Zern, Hugh McAniffe and
Eugene Fritzinger bicycled it to
Schwartz's near Tamaqua on last Sun
day.
Frank Schweibinz, of philadelphia,
is visiting Joseph Gilbert and family
on Third street.
MISS Ssllie Beckennorf, of Scran.
ton, is on pleasant visit to her grand
parents, Henry Beckendorf and wife,
ON Fourth street.
Rev. @. d. Rlshel and family, of
Shiremanstown, Pa, are visiting Photo.
grapher Rishel and mother.
Miss Mabel Meyer and Miss Stager,
of Schuylkill HaYen, are visiting the
Rishel family, Oh Alum street.
=. Mrs. A. L. Campbell and Miss Dora
Campbell, of Lansford, spent Tuesday
with relatives ana friends in town.
, Henry Kostenbader and family, of
Scranton, were guests of S. D. Kosten-
bader, on Fourth street, for few days
this week.
Henry Stuber, of Bangor, Pa,
where he is in the employ of Granville
Knerr, merchant tailor spent a few
day this week in town with relatives.
The genial Joseph Coburn, of
Buffalo, N. Y, accompanied by his
wife and daughter, are guests of w. G..
Miller and family ON Second street.
20. l. Schoch and family, of Fourth
street, were at Lansford over Sunday
where they we're guests of A. L. Camp
bell, the jeweler.
Mrs. John Benin, of jamestown,
Sundayed pleasantly at Weatherly.
DIR. j. G. zerR and DR.. w. W. Reber
accompanied by their wives, left on
Monday for Omaha, Nebraska, where
they will attend the National Conyen-
tion of Railway Surgeons. On their
way home they will see the Worlds
Fair at Chicago.
Lyman Mcdaniel, of Packerton,
was Monday visitor in town and made
our office a pleasant call. Lyman is a
candidate for county treasurer on the
Republican ticket and is looking up
his friends through the county.
Mrs. Kate Nothstine, of Normal
Square, was in town for a few hours
on Monday, while en- route for Mauch
Chunk, whore she spent few days
with her son Eugene.
Charles Mertz, Elwood Phifer
Warren Straussberger and Harry
Graver, were at Mahoning, Normal
Square and the Brick church, Sunday
on their bicycles, participating in the
Memorial ceremonies.
Genial, al,whole-souled sam. Reichard
one of Easton's popular bonifaces
accompanied by his wife andI sister
Mrs. John Beers, spent several days
this week with G. B. NJ. Stocker ant
wife, on Bankway.
Among the many people in tow1
on Decoration Dav we noticed: j
Frank Snyder, of Mountain Top
Squire II. D, Snyder, of Parryville
Prof. Traub and wife, of Parryville
Harvey Keiser, of Mahoning and Geo
Hofecker, of Mauch Chunk.
Prof. George E. Gray will leave fol
his home in Fairview, Md, next week
= The professor taught the Lehightor
Grammar School for the past two termi
with great satisfaction to both tn,
pupils and patrons of the school. Hi
many friend hope to see him re-eleete,
5 to the position.