The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-01-07
CHRISTMAS PERSONALS.
WHERE SOME PEOPLE ATE THEIR
TURKEY AND PLUM PUDDING.


Little Itens Of Purely Personal Mention
over the HOLIDAY weeks. Here and
There for Everybody.
Samuel Costenbnder, Of Mauch
Chunk, gave us pleasant call on
Thursday
VIM. Hontz and daughter were at
Lansford on Wednesday.
Edgar Seller and Herman Rupp
are at the American Business College.
Allentown
Miss Lille Smith saw the New
Year come in at her home in Trachs-
Vile.
Miss Ella Wund, has returned to
Easton after pleasant visit of a week
to relatives in this town.
Mrs. A. l.. Hagerman. Of First
street, was at Slatington on Friday.
Our old friend J. W. O'Neil, ac-
companied by his wife, of Phoenixville,
Pa, spent few days among friends in
this town during last week
Misses Emma and Laura Hunsick-
er, of Bankway, were guests OF friends
at Allentown during few days last
week.
Miss Jennie Markley, of Allentown,
visited Miss Mamie Semmel for few
days last week.
Charley Christman spent the holi-
day week with Macungie, Lehigh coun-
ty relatives.
Miss mary NJ. Lentz, visited re-
latives at Allentown over the holidays.
Miss Cora Schupp, of this place,
spent "New Years" at her home in
Kresgeville.
IL S. Koch did business at Bethle-
hem on Tuesday.
Lewis j. Christman, the hustling
and lively proprietor of Christman's
Hotel, Trachsville, made us a pleasant
call on Monday.
M. r. Trexler. the nsrth First street
carriage builder, did business at
Philadelphia and Reading on Satur-
day
The genial Ed BranniN, with the
Union Trust Company, Philadelphia
was in town for few days this week
Miss Carrie Newhart, of Slatingtou
returned to her home after pleasant
visit to Miss Floy zern, on Third street
Engineer Ben Bartolett left fol
Sayre, Pa, Monday, after few days
spent with the folks here.
= Miss Maud, the estimable daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs L. S. Wheatleya re
turned to Auburn, n. Y, Monday, after
a delightful holiday week spent at hei
home on First street, in this town.
Mrs. Michael Clark, of Mosque
honing, and Miss Nora Clark. of Bristo
were guests of Miss Annie and p. f
Clark over New Years Day.
Prof. Bevan, principal of the publ,
schools of Catasauqua, was in town OF
Friday.
q Miss Alice, daughter of L. Gabel
of First street, was at Philadelphia thi
week under treatment for an ca
affliction.
Councilmen L. j. Heldt and Hiram
Straup. of Second street, will leave oi
Saturday for Williamsport where the,
will spend few days.
.Chas. and Frank Obert we're a
Buffalo, N Y, for the past few day
buying live stock for Jos. Obert.
Miss Lille Reichard, of Thir.
street, returned on Tuesday mornin
from a pleasant visit to friends a
weatherly.
=, Andrew J. Deibert and family, G
jamestown, spent last Monday yer
= pleasantly with Mauch Chunk friends
John Yost, superintendent of tn
p Lehightou Hosiery Mill, was at Ply
month on last Sunday.
Charles A. Hauk, principal of tn
' Tobyhanna Mills schools, returned [
!. the former place on Monday after
pleasant holiday week spent at hom
Charles Fronheiser returned I
Chicago, ILL.,, this week, after bein
e called home to attend the interment
a little son. Mr.. Fronheiser for a tim
was employed on the Worlds Fa
Buildings, but is now in one of IL
= many railroad shops in that city.
II Mrs. John A. Peters and famil
e David Mantz and family, DR.. c.
a Horn and family and Messrs. Georl
a and Charles Enzian, spent New Year
= Day with f. +. Montz and family
d New Mahoning.
r. Misses Kate Rau, Lucy Boam al
r. Clara Miller, of Hamburg, we're ii
d guests of Miss Laura Seidle on Fir
m street, this week.
w. L. Seeker, the biggest heart,
fireman in the lively old town, of Bra
III dock, was here over Sunday the que
o. of T. Webster Clauss and Hen
ls Schwartz. He was taken over the toy
IT. and shown the sights as well as {
: hose house. With this gang" Seckl
must have had a good time or it "
e. his own fault for even the girls smil
re on the lively fireman from BraddoC
ey Seeker is to keep his weather e
be open for coffin from "Blackie" wi
" all the latest Jews in it.