The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-08-03
EDITION
MT. CARMEL.

Mrs X. T. John is circling among
Shamokin friends.
George John, better known as Farmer"
is quite masher. So the girls say.
viii Benson, Of Centralia, shook hands
with his many friends here last night.
Charles Shalfer, of Port Trevorton, will
remove his family to Mt. Carmel next
week
Miss Florence Slagle, of Deibler, is a
guest at the residence Of Joseph Bud
dinRer
Miss Carrie Cope has just returned
from an extended trip among friends at
Shamokin.
Edward f. Rhoads, OF Reading, is com
pounding prescriptions at A. 5. Jordan u
Co.'s drug store.
d. J. Thomas, formerly of Shenandoah,
now resident Of this city, is one of the
HERALD readers.
Miss Meta Meyer, of Milton, is being
pleasantly entertained at the residence
OF Miss Ada John.
Henry Barnhard, of Ashland, said
"How do you do z" to old acquaintance
here last evening.
Miss Annie Whitmer has returned to
: home at Selinsgrove, after a prolonged
visit to Miss Emma Wanamaker.
Misses Annie Wagner and Mable VOL
field, two of Williamsport's attractive
young maidens, are the guests of Mis-,
Annie Jelfries.
Miss Edith Fortner, of Centralia, ac-
compauied by her friend, Miss Ella Hoag
land, of WilhBmsport, were pleasant
callers last night.
Not wishing TO slight any one we take
pleasure in publishing the full details Of
another eventful surprise party that was
given last evening in honor of Master
Willie Fagley. About 8 o'clock, when
Willie was thinking of retiring for the
night, his ears were greeted with loud
ringing of the door bell. He hastily re.
sponded to the call and the reader can
imagine his surprise when n group of
prettily dressed maidens came tripping in
to welcome him back to his old home.
The little gentleman left nothing undOne
to show his fair callers a royal time aud
assured them that he felt highly pleased
TO be the recipient of such reception.
Games and singing filled the program aud
after partaking of a tempting repast they
all returned to their respective homes
So another leaf in the book of life has
been turned bearing the record of happy
event. Those present We're Misses
Lillian WARDROBE, Edith Whteman
Katie Lewis, Ethel Derby, Christine
Britton, Hattie Rhoads, Jennie and
Nellie Penman and Katie Gould; Messrs
John Dreher, Ashland Archie Derby,
i
Charles Penman and Willie Fegley, OF
this city.
BRIEF ITEMS THAT WILL INTEREST YOU.
Subscribe for the HERALD
BE kind to all dumb animals
Frequent showers-something unusual
The ding-a-ling of the trolley bell will
soon greet our ears.
Mt. Carmel has the blues-two police
men sleeping on one beat,
Six new names were added to the HER
AID subscription list last evening.
There isn't town in the region tha
has worse streets than Mt. Carmel.
The Chestnut street hill leading from
Avenue to Camptown is in bad condi
tion.
You may go where you will in Mt. Car
mel and the clattering of carpenter tool
will salute your ear.
Please don't spit tobacco Juice on thr
pavement. Don't forget that the younl
ladies wear white dresses.
A certain young editor WILSON fin,
out that it doesn't pay him to insult peo
pie in the columns of his advertising
sheet.
The "town clock' generally peals fortl
the hour of 10 ere some of our y0unl
sweethearts bid their lovers goodbye a
the end o. the alley