The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-06-10

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!yi2.5,S II ~ d dence from several
= sssre7r,L towns of the region,
;..slst--. SszS.ea comprising Maha n o y
S5Is<sa-Ss City, Gilberton, Maha-
~ noy Plane, Frackville,
Girardville, Ashland and Centralia. The
correspondence comprises all the recent hap
penings and show that the reporters have
kept watchful eye upon the movements of
people,
ASHLAND
Charles Miller spent Friday in MahanOy
Plane.
J. j. Coyne made business trip to Miners
vile on Friday.
Peter Fisher of Fountain Springs is sick
and not expected to live.
Adam Waldner went to Shenandoah on
Friday.
Charles Rayback is the bright young agent
for the HERALD here.
Rev. @. F. Patterson, who has been unwell
for some time, has gone to the sea shore to
recuperate.
Messrs. j. H. Robbins and Athin Seltzer
returned from a two-day fishing trip to
Snyder county with one hundred trout and
call the angling poor.
GIRARDvILLE.
Our schools will close on June 20th.
! Mayor Cress spent the day at Lakeside.
T. L. Evans and wife left for Philadelphia
yesterday.
Miss Annie Judge, of Rappahannock, is
| dangerously i'll.
The Girardville colliery shut down yester-
day owing to scarcity of cars
Miss Mary A. Welch is visiting friends in
Pottsville.
Mrs John Brennan, of Pottsville, was a
visitor here yesterday.
Edward Collins, who died on Wednesday,
was buried to day at the Odd Fellows GENE.
terry.
Miss Bridget MOnahan of Wilkes-Barre, is
visiting Mrs. ]. Monahan, of Parker street.
John Welch and George MCGEE, of Col
orado, will twirl ball with the Schuylkill
Haven telegraphers club to-day.
Boiler dust was blown into the eyes OF
William Mcdonald, at Packer oolliery No. a,
|
James Foley, of Lost Creek and Miss
Julia Furlong, of town, will be married in
the near future.
Barney Gormley, of MahanOy Plane, and
Miss Maggie Monahan, of Rappahannock,
will be married at st. Joseph's church on the
2lst inst.
The Ringtails and the Young Merits will
cross bats at COnnOrs on Sunday next.
James Kelly goes to Mahanoy City on
Monday to study dentistry.
William Deves a resident of Beaver
Meadow had his foot mashed at the Girard
colliery by fall Of coal.
G. H. TObin, who was kicked in the leg
and face by vicious mule at his stable in
RappahannOck on Wednesday and knocked
insensible, viii not be able to show his face
for a mouth.
George Bush, who was married to Miss
Grifiths, of Philadelphia, in that city on
Wednesday, will go to housekeeping at once
on A street, this town.
Patrick Moran, an old and well known
miner of this district died on Thursday of
asthma and will be buried on Monday morn
ing at 8 O'clock
oENTRALIA.
Mrs. John Laughlin spent Friday with her
parents at Ashland.
Misses Name Flanagan and Kate Conley,
two of Ashland's fair young ladies, spent
Thursday at the home of the formers sister,
Mrs. John Mclaughlin,
The Misses Halyard, of Ashland, are visit.
ing friends here.
Miss Emily Porter, one of our charming
young ladies, is recovering from her severe
spell of sickness.
Henry Herskoviteh drove to Mt. Carmel
Thursday evening.
Misses Mary Benson and sallie Troutman
were with friends at Ashland Friday even
ing.
Miss Alice Fegley, of Mt. Carmel has
returned to her home after pleasant weeks
visit to friends here.
DR.. Simmons, of Shamokin spent a few
days with town friends this week.
Misses Ray Reese and Mary Lean spent
Thursday in Ashland,
Mrs. Rightly, of st. Clair, is here visiting
her mother, Mrs. Gwynner.
Theo Riley has returned from Philsdel
phia.
ERACKVILL.
Mrs S. sehaeffer had beautiful porch pu
in front of her residence ON Track street thil
week.
Mrs. o. Lawrence and daughter Laura
spent Wednesday in Pottsyille.
There are several disease breeding places in
this town that should be looked after now
that the warm weather has set in. One ol
them is the dam at the culvert. The sewer
age for considerable portion Of town drainI