The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-04
PERSONAL

Michael Tierney spent Sunday at Ash
land.
NJ. H. Master spent yesterday at Mt.
Carmel.
John +. Finney went to Philadelphia
this morning.
Joseph Beddall, Of Tamaqua, was in
town yesterday.
Mrs. o. A. Keim returned from Dudley,
n. D., on Saturday.
Miss Edith Fisher returned to her home
in Brandonvllle on Saturday.
Letter Carrier John W. Bartsch visited
friends at Ashland yesterday
William Lewis, of Ashland, was last
evening the guest of Ellis Lewis.
Miss Gussie Fricke, of Port Carbon, is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Boyer.
Mrs Mullahey and Miss Lizzie Carl, of
Mt Carmel, are guests of town friends.
Daniel Bartsch and wife, of pottsville
were guests of town relatives yesterday
John S. DeSilva, of Mahanoy City, was
an early morning visitor to town yesJer-
day.
William Ryan and Albert Herman
drove through the Catawissa valley yes
terday.
Rees Rosser and William Miles, of
Mahanoy City, were visitors to town yes
terday.
Mrs, o. c. Sunday, of Mabanoy City,
was yesterday the guest of Miss Hannah
Morrison.
Mrs George w. Keiter and Miss Hattie
Wasley, of Bloomsbury, are the guests
of town friends.
Miss Lille Adams, of Mahanoy City,
promenaded Main street with town
friends last evening.
John NJ. Seiders, of Lebanon, was the
guest of his brother-in-law, Justice L. I.
Williams, yesterday.
superintendent Rees Tasker, of St.
Nicholas, was in attend ance at the Bevan
funeral here yesterday.
George Dawson left this morning for
Johnstown, to attend an unveiling of a
monument by the Sons Of Veterans.
Benjamin Jones, Of Wilkes Barre, ar
rived in town to-day to attend the funeral
of his brother, the late John r. Jones
Messrs. Keim, McElhenny, Zulick and
Anan. Strouse inspected the whole length
of the Lakeside electric road yesterday.
Mrs. Frank McAndrew, of Union street,
presented her husband with a bouncing
baby boy on Saturday. Both are doing
we'll.
Col James r. Deegan, of Ashland,
Schuylkill couhty's popular ProthonO.
tary, spent several hours in town on Sat
urday.
Thomas r. Condron and James Farley,
two fascinating young men from Gilber-
ton borough, were entertained by lady
friends here last evening.
DIR. j Garnett Mertz, Mahanoy City's
successful eye specialist, accompanied by
| his nephew, Mr.. Cash, of Philadelphia,
paid several social calls upon professional
| friends mere yesterday.
A fishing party consisting of Thomas r.,
| Nathan, George w. and Samuel A.
| Beddall and their wives, of this place
| Roland Beddall and Miss Ellen Coxson,
of Port Carbon c. Z. Breckons and wife,
of St. Clair; DR., Maurer and wife, of Sha-
mokin, and Ed. Fox and wife, of Potts
vile, left to-day for a weeks fishing to
| Bear Kyll, New York.
Edward Buckley and wife, Dr. Rorke
and wife, Jean WINS and wife, James p.
/ Young and wife and Mrs Klombach, of
| Philadelphia and Shamokin, were the
guests of Charles e. Titman and wife
| over Sunday and were right royalty en-
/ tertained by these hOspitable people. The
party left this morning over the Lehigh
Valley railroad for Watkins Glen, n. Y,
and other points,
The Miners journal speaks as follows of
our friend, Martin Kelly, of Tamaqua, of
| whom there is none more worthy in the en-
| ploy of the Philadelphia & Reading Rail
road Co: Among the recent changes on
the p. q r. in the passenger crews is that
of Conductor Martin Kelley. Mr. Kelly
| formerly ran between Port Clinton and
| WilliamspOrJ, but now he comes to
Pottsville instead of going to Port Clinton.
Some years ago Mr.. Kelly entered the ser
vice of the p. & r, as humble laborer
at Palo Alto station. His sobriety, in.
dustry and faithful performance of every
| duty attracted the attention Of the officials
| who took a deep interest in the young
man, As a result one promotion quickly
| followed another until to-day he finds
| himself at the head of Readings most
prominent and efficient employees. Mr.
| Kelly has won popular favor among the
| travelling public by his extreme courtesy
| genial disposition and the constant atten.
tion to the comfort of the patrons of the
road. When special and distinguished
visitors or guests of the p s. r. go over
the Wiiliamsport branch he is invariably
| selected to take charge of them and In
/ every case receives the unanimous thanks
| for his amenity. Conductor Kelly is still
young man with a bright future before
| him.
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