The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-13
MAHANoX CITY.
NAHANor CITY. April 18.


Daniel Freiler, representing Pottsville
brewery, called upon patrons here on
Thursday.
Thomas f. and Miss Mary German re-
turned yesterday from a visit to New
York.
Richard Coogan, of Lakeside, was enter.
tanned last evening by the Minchof
brothers.
Glendon colliery employees were paid to-
day.
Mrs. L. w Hurlburt of Omaha, Neb.,
and. Mrs. Ellen Sturgess, of Hyannis,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Y. ]. Foley, of Gilberton, visited Nah
noy City last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith drove to
Gilberton yesterday.
Miss Lou williams, of Waterbury,
Conn, is the guest Of Mrs. r. B. Platt at
st. Nicholas.
Mrs. Witchie, of Suffolk, did shopping
here yesterday.
Timothy Burke, of Hazleton, is the guest
of NJ. Ryan, Sr., of West Centre street.
Mrs. J McGowan, of West Centre street,
visited Shenandoah friends last evening.
Inspectors William Stein, of Shenan-
dOah, and Williams, OF Ashland, accom-
panied superintendent James Wynn in a
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Frank Freiler, Pottsville soap sales
man, looked after trade in town yesterday.
Edward Schwartz, of Hughesville, ia
the guest of Mrs. h. Schertzinger of East
Centre street.
A. b. Wagner is looking up singers for
the English Lutheran choir, with view
to make it the finest in Mahanoy City.
Luzerne, Carbon and Schuylkill county
sports meet at Hazleton tonight to wit
ness big cooking main between some OF
the best birds of the counties
Mrs. Carrie Hollenback and Mrs. Susie
Paul, of Reading, are visiting Mrs. NJ. A.
Seiger, of South Catawissa street.
Charles Suenders was taken suddenly
i'll last evening.
The English Lutheran choir service on
next Sunday evening will be taken en-
tirely from Mozart's Twelfth Mass.
Reading collieries in this district work
day.
Miss Mary A. Clemson died at the resi-
dence of Charles Brownmiller, on East
Centre street, yesterday afternoon, aged
2l years. Death was due to consumption.
miller family for q long time and was
highly esteemed. lnterment will be made
| in the cemetery on the hill on Saturday
afternoon. Services in the German
Lutheran church.
Andrew Hobin, conductor of P. & r.
engine 525, was injured yesterday after
| noon while shifting in the Mahanoy City
| yard, Hobin was standing upon the
! tender directing the movement of the
| shifting pole when the pole slipped and
| struck him upon the knee, causing pain
| full, but not serious injury.
James Cox Robert Thomas and James
| James, of Williamstown, Joseph Leininp
and Jacob Fogel, of Trenton, and several
other well known pigeon shots, were
| guests this morning Of William w. Lewis
Mr.. Cox, who will shoot the 5000 match
on Saturday, il tall stout old gentle
man of sixty or more years, and is said tC
be quite as acute in sight as when a much
| younger man.
The marriage of Miss Maggie Burke tt
| Hugh Courtney, in st. Canicus church
| yesterday morning was a very pretty one
| Miss Burke wore a steel grey silk anC
was attended by her sister, Miss Nam,
| Burke, who was attired in beautiful pink
Eddie Courtney, q brother of the groom
performed the duties of best man Th'
knot was tied by Father McEnroe. Mr.
| and Mrs. Courtney will spend part o
their honeymoon in Philadelphia.