The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-11-18
NEWSY OCCURRENCES.
LOYAL MATTERS OF MORE OR LESS
IMPORTANCE.

IMPORTANCE.
what Has Occurred IN this CITY During the
Week Pertinently Epitomizsd by Our
Special Reporters.
John Hauk is building large ice
house.
jacob Dreibelbies is on the sick
list.
-"Jack" Hagenbach, of Bankway, is
over a light attack Of typhoid fever
-Thos. Sell, the liveryman, has ad-
ded a fine new horse to his livery
stock.
-Harry Schaffer and family, of
Easton, have taken up a residence in
this town.
The place for doll coaches, express
wagons and barrows is Luckenbaoh's,
Mauch Chunk
-Westen Fritch, of the third ward,
is out after a serious illness with
typhoid fever
Miss Mary Christey, of Second ST.
is recovering from a serious illness
with typhoid fever,
Already they are killing two to
three car loads of pigs at Obert's pork
packing establishment.
Communion services will be ob
served in Ebenezer Evangelical church
on next Sunday morning.
Stephen Bonser, of Bankway, will
take possession of Gilhert's Hotel at
hillport on January lst, 1894.
Lewis Dreibelbies has moved from
the Second ward into one vi Daniel
Olewine's frame dwellings On the hill.
Frank Heffelanger on Thursday
took possession Of his prett ; new home
on the Packerton road.
Fred Schmidt, of Parryville, will
move to this town.
--Dickenson & Kodona. civil
engineers, this week made survey OF
the Rex estate on Second aud Bridge
streets for E. W. Hon0hen.
Contractor Ed H. Christnau last
week purchased a horse and complete
outfit from a Mr.. Deemer, of Mauch
Chunk.
Mrs. Charles Radditz, of Carbon
street, is canvassing for the sale of
the "Peerless Speaker an excellent
little book for sl.5O.
Mrs Susan Mcmahon has moved
| from Second street in the seeouu ward
to DR.. f. l. Smiths dwelling on Bank
way In the first ward.
Miss Katie Farren celebrated her
fifteenth birthday anniversary at the
home of her parents on Third street
last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Alfred Krum who has been
quite ill tor some weeks with an attack
of typhoid fever, we are pleased to
state, is able to be out again,
Elmer Reed and Miss Annie Raud
enbush, of town, will be married on
Thanksgiving day. In advance we
tender the warmest congratulations.
The report in circulation to the
effect that Doug Miller is looking for
position in the U. S, Mint at Philadel-
phia is absolutely denied by Mr.. Mill
er.
Mrs. Daniel Beck, of New Ma
honing, mother to Mrs. Lewis Fritz
and Mrs. Frank Acker, of this town.
is very seriously ill at her home in
that place.
Owen Rehrig is improving and re
novating his double frame dwelling
house on Second street. When com
pleted it will be occupied by his son
Lester
The store of E. F. L1ckenbach is
at present devoted almost exclusively
TO the display of holiday goods He
has an immense stock at remarkably
low prices.
H. L. Frey, the tail1c, recently
removed from the American House,
uorth First street, into Thomas build.
ing, is doing business that gives
every sign Of continued developement.
The sale of the Mehrkam property
on south First street to o. j. Saeger,
OF franklin, was consummated on last
Wednesday. Possession will be given
April lst, 1894. The figure was $4,000.
There will be grand shooting con-
test and Wheel barrow match for lot
Of turkeys at the Mansion House.
hresgeville on Friday, November "a.
Al sportsmen and lovers of fun should
not fail to be present.
Rev Dickinson, of East Mauch
Chunk, filled the pulpit in the NJ e.
church on sunday morning and in the
evening John w. Heller, of Weissport
ably discoursed. The pastor, Rev. G.
W. DUNCAN being still too seriously in
disposed to ofiiciate.
William Fritzinger, who carrie.
Uncle Sans mail bags and who is alsC
! an assistant U. S. express agent was
+ united in the holy bonds of wedlock tC
r Miss Clara Swartwood, of Coal street
last Saturday evening. Their friends
, wish for them prosperous voyag
t through life.
The ordinance just passed b,
council requiring the numbering of al
business places and private residence
a is good. The CARBON ADVOCATE sug
= gested this a year ago. The ordinauc
q published IN another column is wort
Z reading for complete information OF
3 the subject. We hope the provision
!, of the same will be promptly compile,
Q with.
i During last week a party fro1
Philadelphia chaperoned by Frel
Schmidt, of Parryvlllo, visited tn
n grave of Miss Volmer, of the forme
4 place in the Lehightou cemetery an
II decked 1t profusely with beautifU
~ towers. This eloquent tribute of Low
"a and affection was in memory of he
= many virtues and her birthday anniYel
: sary.
-Lehigh Fire Co., No. l, of thi
place, have appointed a committee O
the collection Of funds. The boy
ID should meet with due encouragement
D. to the end that the fire company ma
10 be placed in the position to fight fir
re at any time their services may
10 needed. Council have supplied th
hose carriage, hose and hose house bu
other things are necessary aud ou
IN people should see that they get then
le On November y we shall print
a coupon emitting all who receive Il
IL issue of that date to a superb work ,
art, just published, entitled "A
=, American Beauty a splendidly perfel
reproduction in oils of new floral pain
40 ing, 20 inches high, suitable for narro
CO upright spaces, 10y the artist of Il
,r famous Yard of Roses 81 and % Yai
no of Pausies. We have made arrang
meuts that will enable us TO preset
his exquisite picture 10 all our reader
re- free, and all could avail themselv
ma Of our generous offer
d. Rev, Luther, nf Parryville, will (
by the pulpit in the Nj. b. church on ne
Ior Sunday morning In the evening M
John W. Holler, of Franklin will of1
ciate. On the Sunday following Il,
A. j. Amthor, Of Mauch Chunk, W
mt preside There will also be religio
er, services IN the evening Rev. G..
la DUNCAN, the regular pastor of the CO
rly gregation is enjoying brief yacAti
la ~ the hope to recuperate lost heal
He will arnnA Faur tHaaba In lEfHaH