The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-30
MAHANOY CITY.
MAHANoY CITY, April 30.

John Haughney visited Shenandoah on
Saturday evening.
Timothy Mcnamara and friend drove to
Tamaqua on Sunday afternoon.
Misses Lille Adams, Clara Granger and
Annie Eichler spent Sunday afternoon in
Girardville.
Edward Krebs called upon Mt. Carmel
friends yesterday.
Mr.. backyard, Of Ashland was enter
tanned by lady friends here last evening.
j. w. Hardley, who had been i'll for two
months was able to be on the streets on
Saturday afternoon.
Messrs. Becker Miller and Garrett
drove a handsome team to the valley
yesterday morning
Misses Lizzie Bubble, of Ashland and
Lettie Lenahan, OF Girardville, were in
town on Saturday evening.
Harry Swartz, manager of the Park
Place store, spent Sunday in Mahanoy
City.
William Granger, Of Shenandoah, was
In town on Sunday morning.
Miss Bender, of Ashland, met friends
here last evening.
The Board of Health made a tour of the
borough last week.
H. A. Watson spent Sunday with Hazle-
ton friends.
DIR. Reitzel has removed to his hand
somely furnished apartments in the front
OF NJ. r. STEMS drug store.
Misses Julia Cooran and Annie German,
of Pottsville, are the guests of Miss Mary
German at the Mansion House.
George Crosson, Of Delano, attended
church here on Sunday morning.
Misses Laura and Lizzie Hornsby spent
Sunday with Ashland friends.
Miss Miriam Linder, telephone operator
at Pottsyille, accompanied by Miss
Bausman of the same place, were enter
tanned by Mahanoy City friends yesterday.
Two extra pumps and two tanks are
being erected at St. Nicholas colliery
preparatory to pumping the water from
the flooded gangway.
John Knablaugh was appraised OF the
arrival of his 3gth birthday last evening
by the arrival at his home of numerous
friends and a party of musicians The
evening was pleasantly spent and con
cluded with a luncheon.
Thomas j. Broderick, one of our sue
Cessful young insurance canvassers, will
soon leave for Ashland to become the
assistant superintendent for his company
at that place. His predecessor, John
Coyne, has been promoted to position in
Wisconsin.
Charles McGraw, a popular young
gentleman from Delano and timekeeper
at the shops, is now staying in Mahanoy
| City. Charles achieved considerable repul
tation while playing full back with the
| Pottsville foot ball team last season. He
is also a good base ball twirler and talks
| of organizing nine here to defeat Shen
andoah's new club.
Miss Kate Medlar aged 73 years, dice
on Thursday at her late residence IL
| Tamaqua. The remains will be inferred
| in Mckeansburg this afternoon. The de
| ceased was sister of exPostmaster Y
! W. Medlar and it is said remained single
because of the death of her lover in thu
| civil war.
The pigeon shooting match at Mahanoy
park on Saturday afternoon between
Thomas f. German and Joseph Martir
resulted in victory for German. Eacl
| party shot at nine birds and each killed
| six but one of Martins birds fell deaC
two feet out of bounds, which gave
German the stakes of fifty dollars.
An intoxicated blind man, giving hi
name as Kearney, and his residence al
Pottsville, was taken in charge b!
Policeman Geiger on Saturday nigh
while cropping in his helplessness abou
the Reading station. Kearney was giveI
lodging in the lookup and yesterda!
morning Chief Burgess Stern paid hi!
fare to the county seat.
A pigeon shooting match for 500 a sidt
has been arranged between Il. f. German
of town, and Mr. O'l1earn, proprietor o
the Mountain Scenery hotel, at HaZleton
to take place next Saturday in the latte
place. Each side will shoot ~ clever
pigeons. On the following Saturday Mr.
IO'Hearn will cross guns with Mr.. GormaI
in Mahanoy City for the same sum, ant
at nine birds. Much interest is evinced il
the match since Mr.. Gorman's eXcellen
showing last Saturday. Mr.. O'Hearn Il
among the crack shots of Luzerne county
Invitations will soon be distributed TO
the full dress ball of the Omega May as
sembly, which will be held on May 20 il
Armory hall. The affair will be unde
the direction Of Messrs Thomas +. Sam
uels, Charles Silliman, Harry and Ed
ward Krebs, George W. Warner, Harr!
Kline, John f. Edwards, George Miller
Thomas II. Davidson, William James
William Hopkins and H. X. Seligman
which is sufficient guarantee that it viii
be of highest order