The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-28
MAHANoY CITY.
MAHANor CITY, April 2s.
Miss Name Keiser is on the sick list.

Miss Name Keiser is on the sick list
L. n. Brandon, of Hazleton, was in
town this morning.
A. Palmer visited Tamaqua this morn
ing
Miss Nora Brendle is spending the day
in Pottsville.
Mr. and Mrs Dennis Wehr are attend
ing a funeral in Pottsville this afternoon.
j. J. Swenk went to Philadelphia this
morning.
Miss Mary Horn is visiting in Philadel-
phia.
Rev. H. f. williams, of Ashland,
visited here yesterday.
Miss NJ. A. Dillon and Mrs. p. Dillon
have returned from a visit to Philadel-
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Michael went to visit
their parents in Ringtown this afternoon.
Constable J. Russell, of the First ward,
accompanied by prisoner, went to Potts
vile this morning.
Theodore Hammer, formerly of Maha-
noy City, but now selling shoes for a
Philadelphia wholesale house, paid our
town a visit this morning.
Station Master Martin, OF the p. r. r.
Shenandoah, passed through town this
morning enroute to Pottsville.
The Sauerbrey- Coomb nuptials were
solemnized on Thursday
The condition of H. NJ. Parmley is
said to be a little improved this morning.
Joseph Leitenberger and Thomas f.
German will shoot at twenty-five pigeons
in MahanOy park on Saturday next for
t25 a side.
The ball at Mahanoy Plane last even
ing was attended by Messrs, Martin Muir
ply, John Edwards, and Misses Lizzie
stride, Julia and Lizzie Higgins, of Nah.
anOy City.
James Morgan, Pottsville shoe agent
was in town yesterday.
The English Lutheran Literary Society
meets at the residence of Rev. Zimmerman
on Monday evening. A musical program
will be rendered.
The remains of an infant child Of Mr.
Jenkins of the Fifth ward. was inferred
this afternoon in the cemetery on the hill
7. f. German, while practicing in the
park yesterday afternoon, killed eight
out of ten birds. Joe Martin is also said
| to be showing up in excellent style, The
match will be shot this afternoon.
| Seligman & Co. have bought the
hardware store of E. j. Fry, in Tamaqua
| George Seligman, who is TO conduct the
business, will remove to Tamaqua next
week.
Conductor Andrew Haggerty, Of tn,
Schuylkill Traction company, has excel
| lent luck in finding lost pocket books
| Three weeks ago he found one contain
| ing fifty cents and some bone buttons, anC
| also found the owner within twenty-foul
hours; and yesterday he came into tht
possession Of a purse Of 1856 and threw
the owner, a resident of st. Nicholas, int
pRroxysms Of delight by making a return
All these purses are lost by women anC
are generally found lying upon the ca
seat
Suit was instituted before Justice Sher
man last evening against Thomas j. JOYCE
and John Wyth for the publication of Al
article in the Weekly Herald concerning
John w Parker and others of his family
Mr.. Parker, the plaintiff, was represented
by j. II. POmeroy, Esq Mr.. Joyce asked
for a stay of proceedings, his counsel
, John +. Dolphin, being out of town. Thi
the Justice granted for both defendants
placing them under $500 bail for their ap
pearanCe at his Office on Monday evening
next at seven o'clock.
Two years ago Joe Hydosh beat his wifi
and skipped the town. A month ago h
= returned to her roof and yesterday rob
bed her of fifty dollars, the savings Of he
' son and took up his residence with anothe
r woman. The wife being unable to recove
her $50, sued for support. The willy Jo
prevailed upon her to withdraw tn
suit and take him back again. Jus
tice O'Brien granted the withdrawal
3 Joe then sued his son Andrew for beatin
him and Andrew was compelled to pa
I Justice Coyle fine and costs. The so
brought countersut before Justic
- O'Brien and the father was sent to Jail i
, default of bail.