The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-26
mAHANOY.CITY.
MAHANor CITY. March %.

Miss Jennie Williams, of Ashland, was
visitor yesterday tte " ES 49, 49, .ssSiss}
Miss Kate Kentner, of Gilberton, was
entertained by friends here yesterday
afternoon.
Misses Mary Keely and Annie Brennan,
of Miuersville, have been the guests of
Miss Name Mcguire, of East Centre
street.
Fred Kleindeutz, Philadelphia tonsor-
alist, is visiting his parents on West
Spruce street
Miss Lou Lindenmuth, of Gilberton,
was in town yesterday afternoon.
Mrs Krause. Of Tamaqua, is visiting
relatives in town.
D. Vetter, p q r. railrond agent at
New RinRUold, spent Easter with friends
and relatives about town.
Miss Annie Fox, of Gilberton, was
among the visitors yesterday.
Tim. Hurst OF Ashland registered at
the Mansion House yesterday
w. II. Finn, of Pottsville, was among
the Sunday guests.
G. Bullard Of puttsville, transacted
business here on Saturday.
j. O. Howarth, Of Hazleton, was in
town yesterday,
NJ. j. Hughes, of Shenandoah. spent Sun
day In Mahanoy City
William Helms visited Pottsville rela-
tives yesterday.
Timothy Brosnahan spent Sunday with
friends in Pottsville.
NJ. j. Mullahey, Of Washington, d. c.,
passed through town en- route to Shenan-
doah last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Littlehales spent
Sunday in Shenandoah.
Ex-Chief Burgess Weber went to Potts
vile this morning
J. H. Hagenbuch has returned to Phil
adelphia.
Miss Mol resumed her studies in the
X utztown Normal School this morning.
Evangelist w. j. Mincheon returned to
New York this morning after successful
season of revivals
F. K Brecker is visiting in Easton.
1t is now learned that one Of the Huns
who stole 1928 from fellow countryman
in Centralia took a Reading train from
here on Thursday morning. His partner
in crime boarded the same train near
! Ashland. Both held tickets for New
York
A letter from Harry c. Seivert, at the
| Keeley Institute, Harrisburg, this
morning, invites "Bill" BensiuRer and
Gus kudel to come over and partake Of
the treatment that is doing him so much
good.
John Edwards, the telegrapher, visited
| Girardyille friends last evening.
Elwood Jacoby, of Shenandoah, was in
town yesterday.
Roy Stride was entertained by Gilber-
ton friends last evening.
Edward Mclaughlin spent Sunday in
Mahanoy Plane.
John Herkscher travelled by the cleo
| trio railway to Mahanoy Plane last even
ing.
William Clifford was at Mahanoy Plane
yesterday.
j. B. Stapletou, of Tamaqua, spent Sun
| day in Mahanoy City
John Lewis, of Lewis Hotel, accom-
panied by the well-known Pat" HOGAN,
! took an early train for New York yester-
day.
William Fox went to Philadelphia last
evening.
Edward Dilcher has returned to the
Kutztown Normal School.
Miss Sadie Bensinger. of Ashland, is the
guest of Mrs. w. A. Bensinger.
Mrs Winslow. of New York, is visiting
her brother, George Burt, the crayon
agent.
w. p. Lauck, a law student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
! but formerly "A clerk at the Jig house
scales, greeted old friends this morning
William g. Breckons, weigher at the
Mahanoy collie spent SUld1y in
Shenandoah.
Miss Annie Coogan, of Shenandoah
spent Sunday evening here
Among the residents of Shenandoah
who spent Saturday evening in town were
i Miss Mary A. Stack and Jane Lambert
and Messrs Patrick Stack and William
Kelley