The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-05-03
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANnY C1rY. MnY 3.


friends here this morning.
Mrs. A. Levers, of Ashland, visited
town yesterday.
w. b. Wells, Esq, of Pottsville, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
Miss Short, of Gilberton, did shopping
here Wednesday afternoon.
NJ r.. Doyle of Shenandoah, WAS in
town yesterday.
Peter Haley, Misses Mary Lally and
Mary Mcclure, of Girardville were yes
terday the guests Of the Misses Lynch.
Albert Glendon and Adam Summers of
Summit Hill, visited friends here yester-
day.
James Dorning was in Girardville yes
terday.
Miss Annie Carlin has returned from
Centralia from a visit to her sister Madge
Carlin, who has been i'll for week past.
Mrs James Dalius, Of Tamaqua, visited
Mrs. Mellet, of West Centre street, yes
terday.
Frank Whirrity has opened his new
hotel at the corner Of Centre and Cata-
wissa streets.
Oscar Lutz visited Shenandoah yestsr-
day.
Miss Ella Simmit, Of Shamokin, is the
guest Of Mrs. James p. Delaney.
II. r. Kern, of Tamaqua, was in town
yesterday.
c. f. Deibert Of Pottsville, looked after
business here yesterday.
The Womens' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society will hold a sociable at the
English Lutheran parsonage this even
ing. Only members will participate.
owen Hughes, of Park Place, was in
| town last evening.
Lewis NJ. Pierce went to Philadelphia
yesterday on a business mission.
Gustav Minchhof and Andrew Quirk
have returned from Tamaqua visit.
Michael Haughney went to Philadel-
phia this morning on business mission.
John and Patrick O'Connell, John
| Clark and John O'Brien, four young fish
ermen, returned from weary tramp to
| Locust creek yesterday, bearing three
| iive-inch trout and water snake.
Jacob Engle, Jr., of Delano, was in
| town last evening.
Richard Gallagher, who ran engine 4Ol
through here for several years, was re-
Gently given position in the Philadelphia
mint.
| North Mahanoy colliery was shut down
at ten o'clock yesterday morning by an
| axle Of a Runboat breaking.
| Kazimer Polaski Guards went to
Shenandoah to parade this morning.
| Part of the company is made up of old
| Polish war horses, the commander having
| participated in seven wars.
A grand ball for the benefit of James
| Mcdonald, the musical artist, will be
given at Lakeside on Wednesday, May 9.
| During the intermissiOns Mac" will
introduce his string cigarbox violin.
musical bottles and other difficult and
novel musical attainments.
Richard Guinan, travelling America for
pleasure and recreation, teleg raphs his
MahAnoy City friends from Washington
that he had handshake with General
Coxey and other celebrities of the ragged
army. Mr.. Guinan will continue his trip
through the Southern states.
The Young Mems Republican Club are
highly elated over the election of j. w.
Phillips as state delegate. He is one of
their most active members. The citizens,
too, seem well pleased with the choice of
the convention.
Frank Thompson, superintendent of the
| Thomson-l1Ouston Electric Light Com
pany, was in town this morning planning
the erection of larger dynamOs and
engines in the local plant.
Steam was raised in the Lakeside rail
| way power house for the first time this
morning. Work on the steam fittings
which connect the boilers and engines
will be completed on Saturday, when II
test of the engines will be made. \ trial
trip on the cars may be made by officials
in the early part of next week.
William Cooper, local wing shot, has
been challenged by Robert Green, of
Girardvile, to shoot at that place for 500
a side, or for the same stakes in Maha-
noy City park. Cooper to pay pay Green
$25 expense money. To the challenge
Cooper replies that he will contest with
Green for $3.50 side, winner to take all
the gate money and Green to pay for the
park and police protection, Cooper to pay
Green sos expenses. He also asks Green
to put up his money and stop blut1ing.
DR.. S. f. Scott, Blue Ridge, Harrison
Co., No, says For whooping cough
Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is excel