The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-19
ONE CENTE
PERSONAL

town.
Harry. S. Boughey spent to-day at
Pottsville.
John PcG has gone to Allentown to
visit friends.
Charles McBreharty, of Centralla, spent
Sunday in town.
Richard Snyder visited friends at Frack-
vile on Saturday.
Land AGENT Hess. of Mahanoy CITY,
was in town to-day.
John y. Detz, of Ashland, was a town
visitor this morning.
Bertha Folds,of PHILADELPHIA is visiting
her parents in town.
John NJ. Robbins and wife have re-
turned from Florida.
5. G. NJ Hollopeter, Esq, went 10 Wat
sontown this morning.
Thomas Reilly, of Brownsville, spent
yesterday at Mt. Carmel.
EX-Court Crier Jerry Seitzinger was a
visitor to town yesterday.
Miss Mary Sheehy, OF Girardville.
visited town on Saturday.
Major j. f. Finney was an early NOM
ing passenger to Philadelphia.
Ed. Westervelt and wife are visiting the
latter's parents at Treverton.
Rev. Cassavant, OF Mahanoy Plane, was
visitor to town this morning.
Frank Bancroft, Of Ashland, was seen
upon our streets to-day.
II. G.. and Joseph NJ Boyer spent to-
day attending court at Pottsville.
Elwood Jacoby and Theodore Hyde
spent yesterday at Mahanoy City.
John F. Whalen. Esq, of Pottsville,
was visitor to town last evening.
Miss Johns, of Hazleton. is visiting
Mrs. a, Owens, of South Main street.
Martin Maley and Felix McManiman.
spent Saturday evening at Girardville
Edward Maley, OF Mahanoy City, circu-
lated among town friends last evening.
Miss Esther Lewis of Mahanoy CITY.
was the guest of town friends yesterday.
Thomas Baird, of Brownsville, was en-
tertained by Mt Carmel friends yesterday.
Ed. Strouse and viii Jones, of Lost
Creek, spent Sunday with Mt. Carmel
friends.
Claude Hopes and George Kirschner,
Of Mahanoy City, were in town Sunday
evening.
Patrick Kelly came home from Blue
field, w. Va, to attend the funeral of his
brother
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Davis are attend
ing the funeral Of their grandchild at
Pittston.
Messrs. Heiser Zulick, Alex. Strouse and
o. A. Keim We're Locust Dale visitors
yesterday
Hon, John J. Coyle, of Mahanoy City,
circulated among his political friends
here to-day.
Rev, William Ferguson, of Williams
port is visiting his parents, on West
| Cherry street
Misses Sadie and Gertie Reese and Leah
Lawson spent yesterday at Mt. Carmel
| with friends
TIay,r,y Nf.I,...-.. T,.4--
among those who transacted business
| here this morning.
Michael OBoyle, of the p. & r. rail
road, Philadelphia, is visiting his parents
at Barry junction.
Thomas Davidson, of Mahanoy City,
recognized acquaintances as he passed
| through town to-day.
Mrs. Sarah Glassmire and daughter, of
louisville, are the guests of Mrs. j.
| Dusto, of Cherry street.
Harry Grifliths, of Minersville, returned
| home yesterday. He was here attending
| the funeral of mis- father.
| Miss Hetfner one of our pretty young
milliners, was the guest of Miss Weber at
Mahanoy City yesterday.
Mrs. George w. Hassler and her sons
| and daughters left town for their new
home in Allentown this morning.
/ Hon. d. d. Philips, wife and son, of
| Gordon, spent last evening in town the
| guests of Mr. and Mrs. j. f. Finuey.
| Charles A. Gallagher, a prosperous real
| estate agent of Kansas City and formerly
of Mt Carmel, is visiting friends in town.
Misses Lena Lawson, Nettie Levan,
Gertie and Sarah Reese have returned
from an enjoyable visit to Mt Carmel
| friends.
j. II. Pomeroy, Esq, Constable Boland,
| George Folmer, Sr., and NJ d. Lawler
went to Pottsyille via the long route this
morning.
Thomas Gilfllan, of town, and a
member of Co. X, l94th regiment secured
an original pension through Justice
| Shoemaker, last week
Mr. and Mrs c. E. Titman have been
seriously i'll for several days past. Yester-
day there was some improvement in Mrs.
| Iitman's condition.
Edward j. Holland, the typo who
unlocked his form by falling down a
stairway at his residence last week, re
sumed work at his case in the HERALD
Office this morning.
Miss Cape, a Luzerne county school
| teache~, and Miss Jennie Todd, of Ply
mouth, who were the guests of Miss De-
| Merritt at the Baird residence, in town,
left for their homes to-day