The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-22
MAHANOY CITY LETTER.
A BUDGET Of LATEST NEWS
All the Events OF the Day Told in
Bright and SPICY Paraeraphs--A
Record OF To-days DoIngs,
Reported daily from the Mahspoy City bureau
OF the EVENING HBRALDl

Of the EVENING HBRALDl
MAHANoY CITY, June 22.
George Wilford visited friends in Tama-
qua yesterday.
The Mahanoy and St. Nicholas clubs,
combined, will play the ShenandoRhs at
Everetts farm tomorrow.
ID. GrAham's & team ran away yesterday
and monopoized West Centre street, but
a capture was made before any damage
was done.
Thomas Doyle visited lady friends at
Lost Creek yesterday.
The Mahanoy City Cornet Band will
hold a picnic at the Humane grove on
July 4th,
Miss Annie Mcwilliams, Of Schuylkill
Haven, is guest Of Miss Julia Gormhn,
of West Pine street.
John James and Daniel Walters went
to Pottsville to-day to attend the WhitE
aker case before the grand jury.
County Commissioner Frank Rentz
visited town yesterday.
Edward Ryan visited friends in Morea
yesterday. Mr. Ryan is always equipped
| for a long walk.
Joseph Newman left for Philadelphia
| this morning.
George Garrett and Charles Hendricks
| illed on friends at Girardville.
Miss Nora German, OF West Pine street,
visited the Gof family at Mahanoy
Plane.
Frank Mellet enjoyed himself at Lake
side yesterday.
Thomas Conner and lady friend, Of
| Shenandoah, visited town last evening.
Miss Maggie Edwards slipped and fell
| from n table at Lakeside, injuring her
side so badly that she is confined to bed.
The Omega base ball club wi,hes to
! meet any amateur club in the county.
| John II. Williams is the manager.
Mrs. Peter O'Brien is visiting friends at
| POttsville.
Mrs. c. w. Bensinger of Wayne, is Wis
iting the family of a. j. Swartz.
Mine Host Murphy, of the Hotel
| Franey, Shenandoah, was in town last
| evening, the guest Of NJ. j Ryan.
Mrs. John Mcdonald, of Girardyille,
visited town last evening.
Misses Maggie Grady and Sallie Hull
han spent last evening visiting friends at
Gilberton.
Morgan Grifiths is preparing for trip
to Harrisburg,
John Lewis, son of w. w. Lewis, spent
yesterday at POttsville.
Mrs George Granger and daughter,
Lille, have returned from a visit to
Pottsville friends.
Lloyd Brandon, of Hazleton, WIS a
town visitor yesterday and reported the
| lumber business as booming.
David Graham went to Pottsville this
morning.
James Whalen, of Yatesville, was in
town to-day.
The Admiral club is ready to play either
the Mahanoy City or Ashland club at any
time Thomas Foreman, manager.
William Slattery, of Shenandoah, was
among town friends yesterday.
Charles Becker, of Cleveland, Ohio, is {
4 tguest Of friends here
Rees Rosser is making strong fgh
for the Representative nomination anC
says he will not allow any grass to grow
> under his feet.
a The committee appointed to solicit 70
G the bituminous strikers will be at all tn
a pay offices of all the collieries on Frida,
| and Saturday.
Misses Lizzie Higgins and Mamie Cor
- | rigan, of EllenguWsu, passed through
( | town on their way to Lakeside yesterday
n Rumor has it that Michael Daley, tn
r tonsOrial artist of Fishers, will embarl
Y on the matrimonial sea toward the end o
S this month.
William Cummings, formerly of Maha
y nov City, and now OF Hatesvilie, has mad
e arrangements to meet William Finn
formerly of Wilkes. Barre and now c
t this place in a fourround glove contest
Harry Kearns, the accommodating sale'
man for Seligman & Co., expects
capture the first prize in the bicycle rae
taack at the park on July 4th. ,,.,
k nation" Turning to General Butler HI
II said, "Henceforth | shall call him CoXey
y, Butler" General Butler laughingly re
e piled: That's all right; don't care"
N Two or three times there was imminen
5, Edanger of row, but fortunately the affai
tpagaaJ off wit bout actuaI vio1anpa