The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-01
GIRARDVILLE.

Bernard GIody and William Koran
spent Sunday evening at GilbertOn.
Grant Meyer, of Ashland visited friends
here.
G. w. Hopes, of Mahanoy City, was a
town caller last evening.
Dan Feeley, of New Philadelphia,
called on his many customers here on
Saturday.
g. Il. Commoss, of Pottsville, passed
through town last evening
j. ID. Curtin, Of Mahanoy City, reg
istered at the American House yesterday.
f. Bunch, of Philadelphia, spent Sun.
day here.
George Brewer, OF Shamokin, is visit
| ing his parents here.
Thomas Gibbons, city bill poster OF
| Shenandoah, billed GirardVille with Nor
rison's Faust bills.
John Jefrries, Of Mt. Carmel, and Miss
Minnie Waterhouse drove to Mahanoy
| City Sunday afternoon.
Miss Mamie Kenney, Of Ashland, circu-
lated among friends here yesterday
John, son Of Thomas Smith, OF Raven
Run. fell and broke his arm. DIR. Dona-
hue is tho attending physician.
Electric car No. 81 jumped the track on
Richard street, causing considerable delay
Sunday evening.
Gov. Dick Stack is now under treatment
at the Miners Hospital
A May party left town to-day in large
carriage and had an enjoyable time at
Preston Hill. The driver was Prof. Frank
Horan.
The forty hours devotion is in progress
at St Joseph's Catholic church.
The p. NJ. conference will open up in
town tomorrow.
John Garfield is going to leave town to
accept a position as bartender in a cafe at
Reading.
p. j. Burke, Of Connors' patch, has
accepted a position as brakeman on the
| =. h. r.
J. f. Shaw returned home from Phila-
| delphia this morning.
Mrs. John Davis was a Mahanoy City
visitor last evening.
Barney Reilly, Of Pottsville, was a
| town visitor last evening.
II. A. Dimmick, of Williamsport, regis.
| tered at the American House Monday.
George Walters, of Hamburg, passed
through town yesterday.
Frank Pepper, OF Ashland, called on his
many customers here to-day.
Richard Fennessy, Of Bound Brook
circulated among friends here to-day.
ITOl. n llOIdu udS now given up MS
profession and has embarked in the lime
business.
Arthur Heath, while out on fishing
expedition at Brush Valley, caught trout
fourteen inches long.
Miss Nora Cardiff Of New York city,
| is home visiting her parents.
Miss Jennie Bennie, of Mahanoy City,
is the guest of the Bennie family here.
Merchant Horan went to Philadelphia
to-day to purchase his spring stock.
Misses Jenkins and Brennan, of Shen-
andoah, visited friends in town
The electric railroad company has
three summer cars now on the road.
The sprinkler made it's appearance on
our streets to-day for the first time.
Mrs. Spur was inferred at Tamaqua to-
day.
Dancing school ip Lafrerty's hall had to
be postponed Saturday evening last, ow-
ing to the illness of Prof. Reilly, OF Shen-
andoah, and will open on Saturday next.
Mrs. Charles Spur, widow of the late
| Rev. Charles Spur, died at her residence
on Richard street, Saturday morning
| The deceased was 81 years old and left one
| daughter. The funeral took place yester-
| day. lnterment was made at Tamaqua.
Thomas Mcdonald met with au acci-
dent on Saturday while driving down the
hill from Frackville. His horse took fright
and dashed away, upsetting the carriage
and throwing Mr.. Mcdonald headlonR
into a gutter. Fortunately he escaped
with a few scratches.