The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-24
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George H. Simpson talks of taking
trip to California.
W. NJ. Weaver, Of Bloomsbury, was a
pleasant caller yesterday.
Martin Markle, Of Shamokin, looked
after business in town to-day.
Civil Engineer Lorenz, Of Shamokin,
was doing work in town today.
w. II. Goodling has returned to Sun
bury after pleasant stay with us.
James Fister and George Hopes. Of
Mahanoy City, were in town to day.
Miss May Splitter, Of Shamokin. spent
Wednesday as the guest of Miss Sallie
Scott.
Rev. G. T. Gray and family and James
Harvey are at Ocean Grove enjoying them
selves.
Miss Madge Robbins and mother are
spending the day at Shamrock, the guests
of relatives.
Mrs. Luke Bowen, of Shenandoah. is
being made comfortable at the residence
of Mrs. Thos. Sanger.
Misses Mary Harvey, of Mt. Carmel,
and Annie Brady, of Hazleton, enjoyed a
drive to Ashland yesterday.
Miss Minnie Scott has left for a three.
months visit to Newport News and points
OF interest through the South.
Miss Annie Brady, an accomplished
young lady of Hazleton, is the guest of
Miss Mary Harvey, on Market street.
NJ. G. Cochin and wife have returned
to their home after spending the last
three months with Lock Haven friends.
7. p. Vaille, of Philadelphia, connected
with the Chicago & Northwestern r. r.,
called on Station Agent J. b. Gould to
day.
Some miscreant broke the fence of
Squire Zimmermans residence last night
night and stole quantity of his choicest
fruit.
Miss Agnes Galbraith, Of Pottsville,
returned 10 her home after spending
few days rs the guest Of her sister, MrsP.
Jennings.
Miss Mile Simpson, of Port Carbon,
and Miss Sallie Lewis, of Shenandoah, are
visiting at the home of Thomas Phillips,
on Vine street.
hustler at the L. V. station, played the
wedding march for c. E. Gross on We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. Luke Bowen of Shenandoah, and
Mrs Thomas Sanger, of this place, ac-
companied by their friends, picniced at
Scott's park to-day.
J. w. Blake, night operator at the L.
V. station, has returned from visit to
some OF his best girls at Allentown, Read
ing and Philadelphia.
The other day bum walked into the
saloon of John Thalposh and, unnoticed
by the members of the family, slipped up
stairs and into Mr., Thalposh's room aud
put on his coat and vest, which contained
quite sum of money and his gold watch.
Later in the evening he returned and
tried to dispose of the timepiece to the
righttul owner, who recognized it and
also his coat and vest. Mr.. Thalposh
took the law in his own hands and after
thrashing the bum very soundly, took his
articles from and turned the bum over to
the authorities
Albert Straw, a 14-year old son of Elijah
Straw, who resides on Fourth street, at
tempted to board moving freight train
yesterday, about noon, missed his hold
and fell beneath the wheels. The unfor-
tunate boys right leg and arm were so
badly mangled that DIR. Montelius found |
1t necessary to amputate both members,
but his efforts to save the life of the boy
We're futile. About 3 p m. death came TO
end his suffering. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of the community.
We hope the above transaction will be
timely warning to all boys who have been
in the habit OF jumping on trains.
A PRETTY WEDDING.
The NJ e. church at Snydertown was
the scene of a very pretty wedding last
night. AS Prof. James G. Hinkel struck
up the enchanting notes of Mendels- |
sOhn's wedding march the bridal party
marched gaily into the little church to |
witness a ceremony that bound together
for lie two young hearts which, we trust, |
may never have a cause to be put assunder. |
The groom was Prof. E. Elmer Gross, of
this city, and the bride Miss Ada Rosella !
Klase of Snydertown. The groom,s best
man was Roscoe G. Fagley, and the |
brides attendants were Misses Annie and |
Agnes Gross. The ushers were Miss Bella |
Anderson and Charles S. Gross, of this |
place, and Miss Annie Furrow and John
Q. Treibley, of Snydertown. The happy
young couple contemplate going to house
keeping in the near future and the HER
AID extends the best wishes of an army
OF friends for happy and prosperous