The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-09-22
MAHANOY CITY.


e, X. Kemery left on business trip to
Reading
Miss Nollie Crosson, Of Delauo, is a
town visitor.
Peter htsch transacted business in
Philadelphia.
Miss lille Thomas, of Parsons, is visit
ing friends i'm town.
Miss Lizzie Reed spent few hours in
Park Place yesterday.
w. H. Snyder attended to business in
Shenandoah yesterday.
g.W. J. Oliver of Tamaqua, drove to
town about noon yesterday.
Mrs. f. n. Nipple left to-day for her
future home in Mt. Carmel.
J. b. Irish. Of Norristown, is visiting
his brother G.. G. Irish, Of town.
"Fabio Romani" will be produced at
Kaier's opera house on Friday, 2Sth inst.
Miss Russell of Lost Creek is visiting
her friend, Miss Whalen, of East Centre
street.
Messrs. w. C. Edwards and William
Bayer took in sights at the Lavelle fair
yesterday,
E. 4. Phillips and Hon. J. j. Coyle left
to-day for New York to visit their sister
Julia, who Is i'll.
Messrs. Al. Matz and John NJ. Kutz
spent part of the day at East Mahanoy
Junction fishing.
w. G. Perry, Of Waverley, n. Y, is
visiting his brotber-in-law, 5. $ Seager
of the Fair store.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Morris left on the
g:30 train yesterday for Wilkes Barre and
| other towns up country.
j. j. Quirk, j. Harrigan and Thomas
German shot at pigeons in the park yes
terday. 1t was a practice,
Jacob Engle, of Philadelphia, Clint.
Engle, of Delano, and Mr.. Koch, of Phil
adelphia, are visiting town friends.
Misses Annie and Lizzie Price, of St.
Clair, were the guests of their friend,
Miss Ida Crawshaw, of East Centre
street, last evening.
A. Morris, the accommodating ticket agent
t the Lehigh Valley depot, and his wife,
are visiting friends at Wilkes. Barre. They
will visit other points before they return.
One of the best and most enjoyable at
fractions that will be given us this season
| will be the appearance at kaier's opera
| house on Tuesday, Sept 25 of the great
Powell.
The pool and billiard room at the Kaier
| House, on North Main street, which was
closed while being repainted, is now
| finisned and is one of the finest pool
| rooms in town.
| F.P. Miller, general agent for the Avert
| ing Fund Assurance Association, OF Phila-
! deiphia, who is stationed at Pottsville,
visited his brother, j. F, Miller, on East
Centre street, yesterday.
Some people thought the Mansion
| House was dead, but it didn't seem so
when large banner ascended from the
front of it with the words Mansion
| House" waving in the air.
Henry Hoffman, who was killed at
Tunnel Ridge colliery last Tuesday, was
removed from his residence on East
Centre street to Catawissa via Hazleton
where interment was made.
Dr. A. p. Bissell removed his drug store
effects back to his old stand 224 West
Centre street He has his store room dec.
GRATED with handsome ash counters, and
he will be happy when it is completed.
Miss Phoebe Smith and William Barlow
departed for Boston yesterday. Miss
Smith will resume her studies in the
Conservatory of Music and Mr.. Barlow
will enter the Theological School to pur
sue studies in chemistry.
A festival was held in the NJ E. churcl
by the members of the congregation, thu
affair being under the management o.
Miss Matte Clifford and was very largely
attended. The teachers are going to givt
a series of them in the near future.
| Charles Berger and Miss Elenor viii
| Jams were united In marriage Thursday
night, at Z o'clock, at the brides home
by Rev. /. M. Gable. Charles Williams
and Miss Annie Wiles were the grooms
man and bridesmaid. The newly-marrieC
couple We're the recipients of many hand
some presents.
An unknown man made his appearance
at the p. & r. station about $3.50 p. m
After standing about 10 or 10 minutes, h,
was overcome by an apoplectic fit anC
fell to the sidewalk in an unconscious
condition. DR.. Watkins responded in
: very short time and pronounced it al
apoplectic fit caused by poison. He re
VI NAMED in an unconscious condition unit
D about p. m. and was taken to the Station
! House. His name and residence have no
, yet been discovered