The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-09-23
INSTRUMENTATION
SPICY HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY EP1Tu-
MIzED.

sflNh HAPpENINGS BRIEFLY EPITu-
MIzED.
The Doings Of the Week Interleaded with
Personal Mentions.
Hon. w, L. Biery and DIR. W. L.
kutz, returned last Thursday from
two eek's visit to the Worlds Fair
at Chicago.
John Esrang, Of Franklin, a 1ehigh
valley engineer, fell from his engine
one day recently and sustained dis
located arm.
Levi Horns friends are iubilant
over his nomination for county treas
ur. Levi promises to make to make
the campaign against his popular
Democratic opponent, a very lively
one.
S. W. Minnich, of Landisville, Pa,
returned home last Friday after two
weeks spent here in the management
Of BieTy's drug store during the alb
sence of the proprietor.
The public schools of the Franklin
district opened on Monday.
Andrew Weiss and wife of Union
Hill, spent Sunday last pleasantly with
Mauch Chunk friends.
Richard WooderinR and wife we're
guests of friends at Bowmanstown on
last Sunday.
j. X. Lentz and wife left on We'd
nesday for Chicago where they will
spend several weeks in sight seeing.
Al. Mill Plummer andPeter
Young talk of arranging for a grand
ball in Laury's Hall, on Thanksgiving
Eve.
Miss Nera Rhoads, of Reading, a
Mennonite, now at Lehighton, will
preach in school hall, Sunday evening,
to the Evangelical congregation.
job Printing at the very lowest rates
at the ADVOCATE Job Rooms.
r. j. Hongen and wife and Mrs.
Bert Arner, attended the final obse-
quies of Mrs. Joseph Young, of Mill
port, who was buried at Allentown on
Tuesday. Deceased was the mother of
Mrs. Thomas Bowman and was aged so
years. She was a lady of excellent
Christian character and had many
friends who will sincerely mourn her
death.
Some slick individual succeeded in
gaining an entrance into the bed room
of Mrs. l.. Yiengst, proprietoress of the
st. Elmo on White street between seven
and eight o'clock last Tuesday night
and stole two beautiful diamond rings
valued at S11O each, one ring at S65 and
another at S35; handsome gold watch
worth S75 and solid gold chain that
cost s25, and between $50 and 800 in
cash. Mrs. Yiengst's diamonds were
the admiration of all who had seen
them-large, clear and sparklinR-and
of course were highly priced by this
this lady who is now mourning her loss
The thief will likely be apprehended
Snyder sells goods without misrep-
resentatio n. Laubach's flour Sl.SO
Laury's -four sl95 per bag. These
brands are genuine and we guarantee
to give you Just exactly what you buy
What is why we sell more flour thar
any other dealer in this town, A deal
er who misrepresents is not worthy o.
your trade. We tell the truth and sci
lower than any others can afford to.
The Phonograph entertainment
held in the Evangelical church on Fri
day evening of last week, was we'll at
tended. Everyone present voted it on
of the most entertaining, interesting
and instructive exhibitions they eve
attended. The Phone was uLder th
management of Prof. Martin Mile
who has associated with him Mr.. +. L
Boyer as an advance representative
They purpose giving exhibitions in tn
towns throughout the State.
A certain Franklin township ma
is telling his friends how COW that h
owned ate something which caused it
stomach to swell to such proportion
that it burst the animal asunder. DE
Pete seeht dos dar womber is uf a sid
de fence shpronga un der dingerich U
der onner.
"A pleasant surprise party wa
tended Mrs. James Beaver on Wedne
day evening. over 80 persons wei
present.
The schools in the Franklin Ind
pendent District opened for a seve
menths term on Monday. The teacl
ers are: Principal, E. S. Lee, Cherr
Vile; grammar, Miss Mamie Oswal
Hornellsville; intermediate, Miss MAJ
Whitehead; primary, Blanche Snyde
Allentown Union Hill Building
Principal, Quint Arner; primary, Mi
Dnlinger, Weatherly.
y The sudden and unexpected deaf
! of Miss Edna, the eighteen-y -year-o
daughter of Lewis Graver, of Ea
weissport, on Tuesday night, has ca
a gloom over that household and flll,
the hearts of her hosts of friends vii
g the deepest regret, For three yea
past deceased was in the employ
G Mrs. NJ. Culton, the milliner, at h
branch store in Lehighton, aud by b
courteous treatment aud pleasant d
position made hosts of warm frienC
> The afflicted family have the sympatl
Of all our people in their sore bereay
e mont Funeral will take place on II
IA day afternoon at l;3Oo'cioek. Servic
will be held in the Evangelical chur
and Rev. @, p. Creitz, the Reform
pastor will ofhciate
The fair. festival and dance
Laury's Hall ON Thursday, Friday al
Saturday evenings of last week und
'e the auspices OF ROllin Wilbur Lodi
-e asa, b. OF l.. f., was a grand social al
1t financial success. The cOmmitte we
sr L. o j. Strauss, Al. Miller, VIII Plu
le mer, Peter Young and Ben Peter, a
n they deserve 10 be complimented on {
ID able manner in which they catered
le the enjoyment OF the people. AT
N paying all expenses 1t is thought Il
J., the Firemen will come out winner
X the tune Of s225, The "boysn tenC
70 heartiest thanks to all who in any mi
10 ner contributed 10 the success Of
In festival.
MAHONING.