The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-07-09
PERSONAL

n. Is. Brumm spent yesterday at Miners
vile.
John r. Leisenr,ng, of Hazleton, is in
town.
w. S. Brennan took a trip to Lakeside
to-day.
Max Levi of Pottsville, spent yesterday
in town.
Town Clerk Cardin spent to-day at the
county seat.
c. II. Anderson was Mt. Carmel visi-
tor sunday
Ellis Lewis spent Sunday with his wife
at Tamaqua.
Wren Brown, of Girardville, was in town
last evening.
Charles Kirlin spent last evening at
Mahanoy City.
Miss Lizzie jenkins spent last evening
in Mahanoy City.
Frank Cavanaugh spent Sunday at his
ihOme in Pottsville.
Edward Mslich spent Sunday with his
'parents at Shamokin.
Miss Nellie Evans, of Mt. Carmel is
Visiting town relatives.
DR.. A. p. Carr, of st. Clair, was a
visitor to town to-day.
Hon. Elias Davis, OF Broad Mountain,
was visitor to town to-day.
Justice Jere Toomey transacted busi-
ness at the county seat to-day.
Harry Mellet of Mahanoy City, was in
town yesterday visiting friends
Mrs Thomas Mullahy, of Mt. Carmel,
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mrs. p p. d. Kirln came home from
Philadelphia Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ref, of Mt. Car
mel, were town visitors yesterday.
Ton, na vidson of Nh bapnv Citv oo11ad
on acquaintance here last evening.
Frank w. and Joseph S. McDermott
were visitors to Pottsville yesterday.
Thomas McKeon, fire boss at Packer
colliery No. 2, was in town yesterday.
Mrs. w. w. Lewis, of Mahanoy City,
called on relatives in town yesterday.
NJ. j. Lawlor, of the Rottsville Des-
patch, was visitor to town yesterday.
Miss Minnie Sauerbrey, of Mahanoy
City, called on relatives here yesterday.
Charles McBrearty and Will Ryan, of
Centralia, called on friends here last even
ing.
John Snyder, formerly of town. but now
of Philadelphia spent part of yesterday
here
Rev. Robert O'Boye attended a meeting
.of the Schuylkill Chassis at Orwigsburg
to day.
Miss Ollie Jenkins, fascinating young
lady from st. Clair, is the guest of town
Z friends
! William Krell, of Delano, and Miss
Cora Miller, of town, spent yesterday at
Q Mt Carmel.
, William and John Murphy and John
j Higgins were the guests OF w. j. Higgins
, at Mt. Carmel
John A. Reilly and his two daughters
have returned from trip to Asbury Park
and New York.
Misses Lizzie, Matte and Lilly
, Llewellyn spent yesterday visiting friends
in BrandOnville.
Messrs Louis Blass and Christ Eberle,
+, of Girardville, spent few hours in town
yesterday afternoon.
Miss May Ramsey, of Mt Carmel, was
the guest Of Miss May Blaker, of South
! Jardin street, yesterday
"Tim" Murphy and Charles Kaier, Jr,,
7 were among the Mahanoy City people who
spent yesterday i'll town.
Dominick H. Kennedy, of Middleport,
Democratic candidate for Poor Director,
visited friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. d. Beddall and Mrs.
! Beddalls daughter, Miss Hughes, of VIM.
; Penn, were in town last evening.
Mrs Harry Bensinger and Misses Name
i Schuler and Dollie Wythe, of Mahanoy
8 City, were town visitors yesterday after
l noon.
d Robert Oliver, of North Main street, is
\ suffering from an attack of brain fever
4 and was in a critical condition this after
noon,
Mrs. George Bedford, formerly of town
is lying dangerously i'll at her home in
Philadelphia and is not expected to re
cover,
n Mathematics ,af a.. IN,,.,,o.o1i,, -
church. is confined to the parsonage by
illness and was unable to fill the pulpit
yesterday.
Mcssrs. w. J. Morgan and W. Hess, anC
their ladies, who attended the outing o.
the Pennsylvania editors at Asbury Park
4 n. j., are home again.
John w. Weeks, the South Main street
hotelkeeper, is considering the advisa
bility of becoming a candidate for tht
Legislature in this district.
/, Misses Name H. Wasley, Virgie, Ray anC
Ethel Hollopeter made tour of the en-
tire length of the Traction and Lakeside
electric railways on Saturday afternoon
j. NJ. lillian has one of the best located
drug stores in Philadelphia, corner o
18th and Market, directly opposite Wana
makers store. 1t is much frequented b,
Schuylkill county people,
William Kendrick, Jr., formerly con
nected with the Marine band of Washing
ton ID. O., and the 18th Regt. band of New
York city, and now cornetist of the Ger
mania band, Reading, spent Sunday witt
his parents in town.
Mrs. J. +. Finney came home from Phil
adelphia Saturday. She was accompanies
by her sister, Miss Laura Christian, VIII
has been a sufferer from pleurlsy for som
time. Miss Christian Will remain here
; hoping the change will do her good.
AL. Shopbell, a former Shenandoah resi-
dent and who for the past is years ha
4 been doing business in Dawson, Georgia
T is in town on a visit to his friends an
= relatives. Mr.. Shopbell has been pros
pering right along and is looking well an
hearty.