The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-04-15
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SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EPITU.
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ly i'll.
Charley Burk was at Easton OF
Sunday.
&C. B Godshalk was at Pittston lssl
Sunday.
Fred Wsssem is in Chicago on
business and pleasure.
Harry, a little son Of DIR. Kutz, /,
quite sick.
Miss Lucy Romig spent SundsE al
Millport.
Mrs. Charles Laury was at Allen
town on Saturday.
Warren Horn is back from Harris.
burg after two weeks.
-Gertie Sellers was a Wednesday
visitor at the County Seat.
William Schaffer, of Union Hill
rejoiees over the advent of q baby girl
Frank Reed has built pretty yer,
aHdah to the front Of his residence.
Miss Sallie Whitehead Sundayod
at the county capital.
-hiss Mary Whitehead was the
guest Of Slatington friends on last Sat.
urday
Miss Rambo, of Reading, a fashion
able trimmer, is with Mrs. Culton, the
milliner.
%. w. Rooms, our popular east side
merchant, smiles over the arrival Of q
baby daughter.
Mrs. Frank Huffman and daughter
Kate, of Trescow, were guests of Miss
Beckie Whiting over Sunday.
For rent, nice store room next
door to the Fort Allen House. Apply
to Henry Christman.
Mrs. Jonathan Deibert is hons
from a pleasant visit to her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Nusbsum at Lansford.
-Saeger has just received q big LOT
of white and sweet potatoes. Leave
your orders soon because they won't
last long.
The interior of Joe F0Aner's atorS
room has been nicely decorated and
painted by artist Charley Hill.
The Poho POGO band has dissolved
and leader Joe Ruoh is now calling in
the instruments.
"A good frame dwelling house to
gether with all necessary outbuildinR,
nicely located on Union Hill. Apply
to Robert Klotz.
-COmmunion services will be OBJ
served on Sunday by the members O.
the Lutheran congregation. Rev. Erl
of SlatinRton will ofilciate.
Mrs. Belle Meredith accompanied
by Miss Anna Comfort, were at Phila
delphia ON Tuesday in the interest o
Mrs. Culton's popular millinery store
Miss Lizzie Campbell, for som,
time with Sallie Whitehead, the milli
ner, has accepted position with firn
at Catasauqua.
The Lutheran congregation hav
purchased lot on White street from
the L. @. & N. Co., on which they will
build their new church. The pric
paid was s4OO.
The annual report Of the director
of the poor fer this borough shows tha
the receipts from all sources Wer
s22s.49. The expenditures, Sl5l 3!
Balance in the box, 1860.
Carriage and wagon buyers ca
learn point or two Of information t
their advantage il they look up Honr
Christman's new advertisement Al
pearing elsewhere in to-day's paper.
The fair and festival under the aai
pices of the Ladies Faithful Friend
opened in school hall ON Thursda
evening and will be continued Frida
and Saturday evenings. The benefit
for a noble purpose and should he we
! patronized.
The first quarterly conference an
business meeting of the Ebenez,
. Evangelical church will be held
school hall, on this Friday evening
!, 1880. The Holy Sacrament will be o
served on Sunday at 7:3O pm. Presi
ing Elder Leopold, of Allentown vi
! officiate.
Mrs. Jennie Williams, formerly
= the east side, is now installed In Il
+ Garfield Memorial Hospital At Was
ington, d. o., from where she will gra
uate trained nurse. All her frien
d here hope for her success in her u,
g profession.
2 "A. +. Snyder is fixing up in gre
= shape the room lately occupied
t Mr.. Kuhns, and when finished it will
:, one of the handsOmest piano parlc
!. in the Lehigh Valley. Aaron expe,
3 to have it finished by May 10, he "
" then be able to display planes to bsti
n advantage. Aaron certainly il hustl
I The public schools Of the Frank
" Independent district closed for I
term to-day. The teachers, ,Profs. Su
ser, A. ID. Rishsl and Misses Ma
n Whitehead and Mamie Oswald deseI
le commentator for the hard work de
TO by them in the school during the pI
y term. All the scholars show crodita
" advancementin in their respective elias
The public meeting in sagsr's Il
IN on last Saturday evening was not
es largely attended as it should HI
b. been. The meeting, however, deciC
40 that TO secure the shoe factory an
. fort should be made to raise the @
tai stock of $4,000 by subseripti
To this end committee will wait
en- our citizens. 400 shares will be issl
ice at $500 each. A concerted ed
ice should be made to secure this prize
{ie, ia The following letters remain In
We post Office Uncalled for Lizzie I've
as Mrs. John Pohl, George Baehman
us Bond, Mr. Haunt, butcher. Noses A
M er, William Stewart, Phillip Kno
JosephKoch, John Evans. .JacObGra
Wilson Donner, John Gillespie, P
rial Keifer, Frank Arner, George Hs
MI Aaron Koohs, David Rhurio, viii
T. Hahn. Is your name on the listi
so, call for yeur letter
oke Borough auditors Milton Fl,
la Charles Nusbaum and Henry 81
ii macher have issued the annual dc
'' cial statement for the borough. 7
document shows that the total reoe
for the year were ssl3l2. Total exI
81 ditures, s66s.70. Balance Of tax du
irht cate uncollected, sl2l14. The prime
eH- expenditures during the year '
,lss 523809 for electric light aud e13O0l
work on streets. During the year
merous improvements we're mad
council
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MIA Suits and rrouaera Made 20 Order
M We will make you better and che
luu suits to order for the next thirty