The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-22
MAHANoY CITY.
NAHANoY CITY. March %.

much improved.
Edward Mates, Of Shoemaker's, chatted
with friends on Centre street last evening,
Patrick Cleary has assumed charge of
the pool room at the Palace Hotel.
The Mahauoy City Choral Society form
| ally dsbanded last evening with about |
| $500 in the treasury to divide among ,
| eighty -one members. When asked the /
cause for this action, one of the members |
| laconically replied I'VE couldn't stand |
prosperity"
Miss Carrie Pierman has returned from |
| Philadelphia for "A few days.
Miss Katie Troutman, of Centralia, is |
the guest of Miss May Carney.
Rev NJ. Peters, d. d., of Ursinus College, |
near Philadelphia, will address the Prim
tive Methodist congregation on Easter
! Sunday.
! The Misses Saurbreys, OF st, Nicholas, !
! have opened millinery establishment |
on East Centre street
Mrs Bernard O'Donnel, of East Pine
street, has been visiting in Philadelphia
for the past week,
Miss Katie German, of West Pine
street, went to Philadelphia yesterday to
remain several weeks
Messrs. Edward Malicll and Ellis Lewis,
Of shenandoah, spent a pleasant evening
with Lord Rooney" here last evening
P Gavin, Of Girardvlle, was in town
yesterday afternoon.
John w Hardley, OF West Centre street,
who has been i'll for a week past, was
somewhat improved this morning.
NJ. J. Moore left for Conshohocken on a
business trip last evening.
Jacob West is making alterations in
his East Centre street residence, prepare
tory to opening a dry goods and grocery
store
Peter Leahy, an ex-saloonist, is taking
instructions in "motoreering" on the
electric railway.
Willie Welsh of Frackville, enter,
tanned lady friends in town last evening
George Burt, well known portrait
agent, is sojourning in Shamokin.
George Troutman, of Centralia, was in
town last evening
Miss Lizzie Grady, a student in the
West Chester Normal School, is visiting
her parents in town this week.
Richard Cleary has returned from lie
highton.
Thomas Meade circulated among Gill
berton customers yesterday.
The remains of William A. Dennis will
be inferred in the cemetery on the hill
+ tomorrow afternoon.
Morris Dunn, Of Newark, n. j., is the
y guest of his brother, NJ. j. Dunn.
A. Lunaquist, travelling passenger
, agent for the Union Pacific Railroad, with
headquarters at New York, was yesterday
II the guest of A. Palmer, agent OF the
IS L. V. Il. r.
Thomas Campbell, of Mahanoy Plane,
/. a brakeman on p. & r. engine No 525,
> was squeezed while coupling three-link
y black car to a hopper, on kaier's siding,
= yesterday afternoon. His injuries were
i not serious enough to necessitate his re-
ID, moval to the hospital
- IDpr how narnpd noyiq Nyag gtr11clr nv
,s a car at Bast colliery, near Ashland, yes
r terday, and severely injured. He was
taken to the Ashland hospital
Holy Thursday services were held in st.
Canicus church this morning The
ID church was tastefully decorated, the light
M of eighty candles adding to the beauty OF
n tle scene. The singing was excellent.
The often talked of Cleary- Reardon
-' fight which bobbed up again at the Shen-
andoah sparring entertainment on Tues
= day evening, bobbed down again yesterday
q when the time came for the money to be
, posted. The match was to be for 1900 a
& side and to be fought within eight weeks
: all prclimiuaries We're arranged even tC
y the appointment Of referee Pat
4 Cleary said last night: PATSY" Hogan
y put up S2j of his own money at Shenan
q doah on Tuesday evening on the assur
q be reimbursed the next day. Wher
4 | Hogan went to Mahanoy Plane yesterday
\ for S15, which was to complete the Sl0I
q forfeit, he couldn't even get the S25 of his
own money"
g A social gathering made up of the fol
4 lowing named ladies and gentlemen spent
} an enjoyable evening at Lakeside OF
d Tuesday: Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. b. Lyons
! Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sillyman and Mr.
q and Mrs. James Hagenbuch, of town; Mr.
4 and Mrs. Charles Butler and Mr.. RolliC
Y ] Watson, of Park Place; Messrs. John ID
d Phillips, James tister, Harry Seligman
, ! DIR. A. V. Seligman, William Clifford
ID and IL. Y. Davidson Misses Katie Her
- many, Kate and Name Shatter, Lotti,
- Seligman, Dollie Whitfield and Eva Lewis
= of town, and Miss Emily Swartz, of Parl
q Place The party proceeded to Lakeside
: in two double wagons and on arriva
& Immediately began enjoying themselve
Z in dancing, whist playing and othe
y anusements. A turkey supper was par
4 taken of at midnight, atUer which tn
I program was resumed and continued
& until the cocks began to crow in tn
: morning.
The Mahanoy City Fish and Gam
d Protective Association held a special ses
sion at Benslngers Hotel last evening {
arrange for 3ioOO trout Try tO-mOrrON
\ afternoon. The fish will arrive at 1850 il
Y the morning and $500 will be immed
L ately liberated in different parts @
) Messer Run and $500 in each of the fol
& lowing named; Locust Creek, Ha-sasocb
4 llltr NttNNt tl1 sAtI iAbliONN, iAN - lNAL
z Rattling Run, BOwmans Run, Stone
j Creek and Big Greek Complaint wa
y made to the association of "A Shenandoah
4 man who has been fishing in this distriC
and out of season, for the past two weeks
ID He is said to be the same man who paid
. fine last year for disregarding the ans
ling laws and the association will TAX
~ immediate steps for his apprehension an
~ see that he receives a punishment.
II The Coroner's jury deliberating on th
Il death of William A. Dennis, who lost hi
II life on Tuesday at North Mahanoy collerl
II rendered verdict of accidental deatl
II The iurymen were: John Kane, foreman
II John Wiukle William Mcclure, Edwar
II Hennessey, Anderson Quirk and job
II Niengst. Much comment has been mad
II about town on the dangerous position
II a hoistiug engineer. 1t is said that seve
II al engines in this district are so rigge
II that the man in charge must stand directl