The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1893-02-11
WElSSPORT AND AROUND.
sr1cv HApPENINas BRIEFLY Eriru-
MIZED.
The DoinEs Of the Week uteriended with
personat Wentions

MtZED.
The Doings Of the Week Inierieaded with
Personal mentions.
Harry Graver was at Allentown on
Friday.
Al Rooms, of Tamaqua, circled here
on Tuesday.
The old canal bridge stands firm
as ever. Continued later.
William Whitehead was confined
TO the house through illness this week.
Mrs. Joseph Boyer, an esteemed
lady on the east side, is OH the sick
list.
Nathan LETTER, proprietor of the
Franklin House, was a. Allentown on
Tuesday.
-Tilghman Ash, of Wilkesbarre, was
a recent visitor to William Whitehead
and family.
Ed Shifferstine was at the county
seat on Monday "blowing" through the
telephone, Eh, Ed
Miss Helen Bilig is enjoying few
weeks pleasantly among relatives at
Olyphant, Pa.
Misses Maud Wintermute and May
Bavis. of Maueh Chunk, we're guests
of friends in town last Saturday.
Henry Christman, the genial boni-
face of the Fort Allen House, did bust
ness at Allentown on Monday.
The Union Hill Literary Society
have changed their time Of meeting
from Friday to Saturday evenings of
each week.
Miss Ida Deibert, one of this towns
most estimable young ladies, spent
Sunday with relatives at Longacre's
Sohuylkill county.
Misses Della and Elmira Albright,
of Philadelphia, are enjoving a few
days visit to the folks at home.
Daniel and Harvey Albright have
contracted with the Carbon County
Improvement Company for ice for a
retail ice route during next summer
Charley Wentz, of Union Hill, fell
from hay loft in his barn on last Fri.
day. He landed keT-bump in grain
cradle and sustained injuries severe
enough to keep housed up for few
days following.
"A large delegation of the Salvation
Army, who have their barracks at
Slatington, held a very interesting and
enthusiastic meeting in the Eyangeli
cal church on last Thursday evening
The attendance was very large.
Word has been received that Boil
Rehrig. who is under treatment in 6
Philadelphia hospital, is gradually inn
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to return home for some time to come
Charles w. Laury, who conducts
the largest bakery business in Carbon
county, is now building a new oven
specially for pretzle baking, of which
line he intends to make a specially
after all improvements are fully per
fected. A gentleman from Lititz is
is experimenting the work.
The jovial Tom Arner, who repre-
sents the Mutual Reserve Fund Lif,
Association, is doing some tall hust
ling. Within the very recent past Ton
has written policies for Elmer Gillian
Thos. Schoenberger, James Williams
Wesley Snyder and many others.
Nathan Snyder, proprietor of tn
Franklin Planning Mill on last Frida.
tilOatu htkuAluNlOuH Will lAlt AttIbbl
County Improvement Company, where
by the latter secures the good will ant
fixtures of the mill. Possession viii
be given on April LIST. Mr.. 7. Davis, o
Philadelphia, will be in the manage
ment of the mill.
An addition of fifty-si& and a hal
feet has been built to the Carbon
County Improvement Company's ic
plant. Bv the addition 800 more ic
moulds will be gained, making tota
of 742 moulds. The daily output of ic
| will be 26 tons. The ice is frozen il
blocks of 300 pounds and it requires :
hours 10 freeze solid. The compan
anticipate doing big business in thi
line during next summer.
Letters for the following person
remain uncalled for in the WeisspoT
post office; John Schaffer, Williar
Stewart, John Walwert, Alex Sol
William Shannon, Israel Strauss, Harr
Trumbaur, George Rehrig, Milto
Klotz. w. S. Knos, Kline Bros, Sara
Ward, j. Il. Whitaker, Mrs. WilliaI
Fisher, Henry A. Kreamer, Stephe
Fritz, Miss Manda Martz. If your nam
is on the list call for your "brief.'
Rev. Wuchter, after being severi
years pastor of the Lutheran congr
cation in this town, on last Sunda
rendered his resignation. 1t was a,
} cepted. Rev. Wuchter came to Weis
port from Summit Hill at which latt'
place he WIS located for many year
He has not yet fully decided where |
will locate, although he is consideriI
several calls, among the number beir
one from a congregation at Pleasai
/ Valley, Monroe county.
The rumor that Nathan Snydt
I who is about retiring from the planil
mill business, will erect a large facto
, for the manufacture of shoes, is n
we'll founded. Mr.. Snyder has no /
tention of again launching into acti
business. He will, hover, erect such
|, factory building if there are any vi
!, desire to lease the same from him.
his life has been devoted TO acti
! business and he will now take a w
earned rest from all business troubl
The Allentown Democrat says: NE
{ Sunday an election for pastor will
!. held at the New Goshenhoppen chur,
! in Montgomery county, and in Trim
:. Reformed church, Lower Milford,
y high countY-in the forenoon at I
latter, and in the afternoon at
70 Goshenhoppen. The choice of
congregation seems almost unanimo
4 in favor of Rev. c. E. Crietz, the p
d sent pastor of the Reformed church
n Weissport. He is a son of Squire AL
le f. Crietz, of Lynnport, Lehigh eoun
% aud graduate of Franklin and N
ID shall College at Lancaster"