The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-24
MAHANoY CITY.
MAHANor CITY. MArch "a.

j. j. Kelly was among the politicians
who hied themselves toward the county
seat this morning
Mrs Alex May and Miss Inez May did
shopping in Pottsville to-day.
Messrs. William and Alfred Palmer
will spend Easter with Locust Gap
friends.
Arthur Hopes has returned from
weeks visit to Washington, d. G.
A. j. Shoener, an old resident of Shen-
andoah, but more recently OF Philadel-
phia, was in town yesterday.
William +. Richardson has returned to
Philadelphia after spending several days
with his parents here.
Messrs George Woolcock, Milton Craw-
shaw and 5. Wesley Behler had good
time in Park Place yesterday.
Maurice Htsch went to Pottsvile this
morning to attend the Democratic county
convention.
4. f. German went to the county seat
on business this morning
James Reilly, of Brownsville, was in
town this morning
Henry Scheurman Travelled to Potts
Vile by an early train this morning,
DR.. j. " Klock, Of Hahnneman college,
Philadelphia, is visiting his parents on
East Centre street.
Homer bagehsIfose mas returned from
Easter holidays.
Rev G.. NJ. Book has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Bertha Shoemaker. of MI. Carmel.
Is visiting in this city
Charles N Rrumm Eso of pottsviIIa
greated noIiticul friends here last evening
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Mes9te' - "nl DIeleI li 'uu rus .7liiilvn,
On o. ASn S1n'tanu' t' Mtls en.eI'"'neu i.' py Iauy
Ilehu7 HeIe la9' evening
Misses Mary Moll and Emma Linton,
OF the Mlllersville Normal School, are
spending few days with their parents
here tins week.
Miss Annie Courtney. a student Mt the
Millersville Normal School, is spending
| the Easter holidays with her friends and
parents here.
A Hungarian was injured about the
| head and legs by "A fall of coal at Buck
Mountain colliery on Thursday evening,
and was removed to the Ashland hospital,
| Tb, t,,.,,,t, f,,,rtl annual hall or tl,o
| Citigars, H. ,lr,',,or, ,,,iii Ia i,oid iV
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| An uproauousIy drunken ana stubborn
Po!e anorded Olhcer Hassel plenty OF eN-
erclse IN ms removal rom Caia"lssa and
| centre streets TO the lookup last evening.
NJ. D, Powers, OF ShoemaEers, is said TO
nave taken pan WIN nun 10 Io'jsVliie
rms morning Tor secret ballot at the
Democratic convention. Others Of the
committee are sald to lavor the same
method Whlch IS expected TO ana ln nrlug-
ing the factions together or at least ot
preventing a WIDER Dreaca.
Captain a. Comrcy, Lieutenant Jacob
Britt, Second Lieutenant Harris, ,Sergeants
Richard jenkins, David Thomas and
George Britt, Private5 Huntsugers, Paul
Fowler Henry Leiteuberger, Edward
Brownmlller and number OF other
members ana thcir friends OF 20. II, at
iehqed the Inspection oi 90. T., n. N. Pa
IN HlrardVliIe Iast evening. Ihe visitors
were banqueted and presented with cot
pipes as souvenirs OF the occasion.
The remains of William Agustus
Dennis were removed from his lale resi-
dence on East Pine street, yesterday after
noon, to the cemetery on the hill Ser
Vices were held in the Primitive Methodist
church, where II thousand or more friends
and relatives viewed his remains There
was military and civic following anC
the Citizens band played appropriat,
) music. The following named organiza
? tions were in attendance Co. h, Sth Reg
? iment, y. g. Pa, Odd Fellows, p .. 5
2 of A., and the Citizens Fire company. 4
feeling tri butp to he dead was prpnch he'd h,