The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-04
WEISSPORTA AROUND.
SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EPITu-
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MIzED.
The Doings of the Week Interleaded wit
Personal Mentions.
{ Al. Goth will build an addition
to his residence.
-Protracted meetings are beini
held in the chapel at PhifeTs Corner.
Elmer Wentz, of Indian Mountain
lost valuable horse by death one day
last week.
Thigh Dreisbach, of Big Creek
says that the largest peaches raised
in Carbon county this year were pro
ducts of his orchard.
Last week Saeger received car
load Of onions, ditto of salt.
George Kresge and wife returned
home on Sunday from pleasant visit
to Monroe county friends.
The fresco work on the interior of
the Reformed church is completed,
1t was executed by painter Andrew
bayer OF Lehighton.
Ed Miller, of Lehighton, one of G.
A. Goth's artists has just finished a
neat and attractive gold front at the
popular st. Elmo.
George Buck is gradually recover
ing from recent severe illness.
The Franklin Shoe Co., made their
first shipment of goods to a Scranton
firm on Monday. The management of
the business is in the hands of G. H.
Laury.
F. A. Graver has purchased from
the Lehigh Wagon Co., of fLehighton, a
pretty frame dwelling house on white
street.
Conductor Dali has moved to Le-
highton.
George II. Laury, of Mauch Chunk
will move to this place taking up a
residence in the old Graver home
stead.
The funeral of Charles Dreisbach
took place on Sunday at Big Greek.
The services were conducted by Rev.
J. l. Yotter of Parryville. Deceased
was aged 70 years. The sons who sur
Yive are David, Ammon, John, Joe
and James.
-Nevin Steckel and Oscar Kern,
popular Slatington young men, spent
Sunday in Franklin with genial 3. F.
Peter.
George Horn and John Hausman
we're on three days hunting trip to
Lowhill, Lehigh county.
Prof. Ed Boyer was doing business
at Allentown on Monday.
Very near all of the necessary
shares of the Franklin Building and
Loan Association haYe been subscribed
for. If there are any persons desiring
stock they should not fail to make an
early call on the directors.
Miss Ella Deibert was at Norris.
town over Sunday representing the Y.
P.C @. b. society at the State session of
the organization.
Envelopes as low as S1.5U 1UOO,
printed at the Advocate office. Cir.
eulars, 5OOU for $500 Give your patro.
mage to legitimate business firms.
Pleasant Ed Shifferstine, of Mil.
waukee, was in town for few short
hours on Monday. Ed was formerly
salesman in Biery's drug store.
Charles Maurer and wife, of
Wilkesbarre, spent a few days very
in town with Mrs. Rapp
and family.
Henry Christman aud wife are
back home after a delightful visit to
the Worlds Fair.
"A. F. Snyder shipped a piano to
Allentown, ,one to Lebanon and deliver.
ed one to Mr.. N. B, Kuehner at Little
Gap this week. Aaron does not run
to sell Pianos and Organs. but
he sells more than any dealer in the
Valley.
Our young friend Charles A. Goth,
is now in the Rush Hospital, Phila-
delphia, where he is under treatment,
Mr.. Goth's many friends in Carbon
county hope to see him back again in
the full enjoyment of health and vigor
The Mennonites still hold the fort
in Laury's Hall. They are making
many converts to their religion which
takes in feet washing, baptism, etc. A
person who has their life insured can.
not become a member. The insurance
agents want to get on to these people.
The following pupils have attend.
ed the Primary School every day dur
ing the second month, ending Oct. 81:
Florence Albright, Bertha Albright,
Beulah Beltz, Meta Beltz Ellen From
heiser, Daisy GraYer, Lizzie Meyer
Anna Strang, Rachel Strang. Mamie
Seidel, Nora Stroll, Gertie Thine, Frank
Beidelman, Walter Fronheiser, Willie
Greene, Lee Koons, Albert Rooms,
Willie Mussolman, Willie Sihbaoh,
Harry Straug, George Seidel and Fer
dinand Trine, Myra L. Miller, Teach
er,