The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-05-18
PERSONALS,

J. J. Dougherty spent to-day at Pottsville.
The Foose family, of North Jardin street,
to-day moved to Ringtown.
Miss Hannah Reese spent last evening in
Pottsville visiting friends.
Joseph Ball and II. E. Bowman left town
for Philadelphia last evening.
Rev. William Powick returned to town
last evening from Philadelphia.
Major Finney had to take to his bed
yesterday on account of sickness.
Misses Name jefferson and Sarah Pooler
spent yesterday at Fountain Springs.
Dick Brown, the hustling news agent,
was badly broken up yesterday with cramps.
E. G J. Wadlinger has resigned his position
in Brooklyn, and is now at home with his
parents.
Letter Carrier Holman is on duty again
and Carrier Bartsch is now taking his annual
vacation.
W. H. Dettrey, Albert Hagenbuch, Thomas
Butler and John R. Boyer visited st. Clair
last evening.
John Mullen, formerly of the Merchants
Hotel of this town, is said to be prospering
in the hotel business at st. Clair.
William Kendrick yesterday shipped to a
friend at Philadelphia the two young live
| 'possums which he received from Treverton
J. L. Coyle, Esq, solicitor for the School
Board, went to Harrisburg this morning to
| investigate the matter pertaining to the
protest against NJ. p. Whitakers election as
| int ,c 1,a I,ro,,o,b
E. G. j. Wadlinger was visitor to town
yesterday. Mr. Wadlinger left this town
several weeks ago and located at New York
city, but has since changed his residence tc
Pottsville and will open a barber shop there
next to his fathers hotel.
Capt. George w. Johnson, who was for ff.
teen years member of the School Board in
this town and who fruitlessly put $1,000 in 6
mining operation at Wadesville few years
ago, is now superintendent for PottsvillC
insurance company and his territory extends
as far as Scranton.
| Superintendent L. A. Freeman's family
left town to-day for Providence, R. l., wher,
Mr.. Freeman will join them early mex
month and locate permanently. Mrs. Free
man leaves many friends here who hope the!
may have the pleasure of seeing her FIRE
quently in the future.
Walter Fisher, contracting agent fo
Walter L. Mains Worlds Greatest Railroad
Shows was in town to-day making arrange
ments for the appearance Of the shows her
on June 9TH, next. Mr.. Fisher is a hustle
aud can talk circus business like veteran
There are few things in that connection witt
which he is not acquainted.
Miss Perdie, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J
B. Keim, of Girardville was united il
electrician formerly in the employ of tn
Mahanoy City, Shenandoah, Girardville an
: Ashland Electric Railway Company. Thei
marriage occurred at Reading and on tn
35th wedding anniversary of Mr.. Schall
parents, which was the occasion of a re
union of the family, and the same clergyma
that officiated at the marriage of his parent
performed the ceremony for the son and hi
, bride.
f The Pottsville Journal says, IN. P. Fowle
prominent lumber dealer of Shenandoah,
doing jury duty this week. He is bein
limportuned by Republicans of the low an
= high degree to permit his name to go befoI
the convention for one of the big offices o
the hill. Mr.. Fowler is regarded as one {
the sturdy Republican business men of tn
county, and is in no way identified with an
faction of the party. He has not yet col
sented to go into the fight, but it is intimate
by the powers that be that he can have on
of the choicest places on the ticket"