The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-25
GIRARDVILLE.

J. f. Farelle spent Saturday in Gilber-
ton.
John Mclaughlin is laid up with bron-
chtis.
Mrs. John Venard left this morning for
Philadelphia.
Bryan Ginley has moved his family to
Wilkes Barre.
Miss Maggie Mulligan is visiting friends
at Mauch Chunk.
James Birmingham Is drumming up
business at Shamokin.
Simon Gest, Of Mt. Carmel, passed
through town yesterday.
f. E. Megargle Of Shenandoah was a
town visitor on Monday.
James REILLY, of Brownsville, spent
Monday with town friends.
John Mcdonald and John Pepper, Of
Ashland, were visitors here
George Schrinck, of Pottsville, trans
acted business in town to-day.
Miss Mary Mack, of st. Clair, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Con. Geary.
Andrew Armsfield and William HefT-
eran, of Mauch Chunk, is visiting here.
Patrick Crayon, of Audenried, paid his
respects to the Columbian Club Sunday
Miss Katie Martin, OF Shamokin, and
NJ. j. Gorman, of town, took in our town
sights Sunday.
Misses Katie Golf and Katie Silk, Of
Ashland, We're the guests of Miss Tessie
Donahue last evening.
Misses Maley Hanlen and Hobbs, Of
Mahanoy City, were the guests of the
Columbian Club last evening.
Miss Annie McGrath, of Ashland, and
John Munley, the genial young station
agent, drove to Mahanoy City Sunday.
b. V. Grady, a student of the High
school at Gilbcrton, called on his friends
at MahanOy City last evening.
The senior class of the High school con-
templates holding a May party in the
early part Of May,
Ida Mattress returned home from Phila-
delphia this morning.
NJ. Il. Mcclure, Joseph Kehoe, NJ. J.
Curley and w. j. Monaghan attended the
Philador sociable at Mahanoy City last
evening
Miss Name Layelle is sojourning in
Salisbury.
John Burke circulated among friends
at Sunbury on Monday
John Grady and Michael Keating, of
| Mahanoy City, were town visitors last
evening.
George Schenk, of Pottsville, was a
| town visitor to-day.
Wash. Shaffer, of Lykens, called in
| town last evening.
w Beaver, of Neumedia, transacted
! business here yesterday,
| Edward Scheidy, of Ashland, passed
through town last evening.
| p. j. Mcclure spent Tuesday evening at
| Gilberton.
| Mrs. c. Garrison, of Philadelphia, is
visiting the Wendell family.
Charles Wagner and George Barnhard
| caught fourteen trout at the Lost Greek
dam yesterday.
e. C. Wagner has resolved a handsome
barouche from Williamsport.
William Green and wife are visiting the
Eichler family at Reading.
F. A. Foster, of Orwigsburg, spent
Tuesday in town.
Miss Ray Dillon and Miss Hanks, O
Shamokin, circulated among friends her,
last evening.
Frank Horan will leave for Philadel
phia, where a lucrative position awaits
him.
John Griffith left this morning to attend
business college at Shamokin,
William Herrity was seriously injured
at Packer No. / colliery. While driving
inside the spreader caught one of tn
mules and caused the animal to tOppl
over on him.
The Progress base ball club Of Kappa
hammock has recognized for the seaHol
and appointed the following players
j. Monaghan, catcher; j. j. Carey
pitcher; c. f. Mulhearn, short stop; NJ.
Conrey, LIST base and captain; p. Nc
Donald, 2nd base; II. /. Mills, 3rd base
A. Barreth, centre field; H. Il. Carey, left
field; NJ Ginley, right field w. F. Linney
manager. 1t is now ready for any tear
in the county.