The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-21
MAHANOY CITY LETTER.
A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
All the Events OF the Day Told in
Bright and SPICY ParaRraphs-A
Record OF To-days Dolnps,
Reported daily from the Mahspoy city bureau
Of the EVENING HERALD,l

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friends here yesterday.
Miss Pearl Darrell is visiting the family |
of M. j. Keating, of town.
Richard Coogan, Of Lakeside, was a
town visitor yesterday.
Edward O'Donnel, Of Shenandoah,
transacted business here yesterday.
Mrs. A. Loeb, sister-in-law of Morris
Loeb, of Philadelphia, is visiting the
latter.
The festival in the Episcopal church was
largely attended and proved a financial
success.
Quite a number of our base ball inthu-
siasts witnessed the game at Shenandoah
yesterday.
George c. Seligman, Will Clifford, w.
w. Lewis and T. j. Joyce were in Potts
vile yesterday.
J. J. Coleman, the hustling agent for
Williamsport bottling house, visited
friends in Pittsburg.
The Admiral club is prepared to meet
any amateur club in the county. John NJ.
Collins is the manager.
Charles Becker, son of Peter Becker, of
town, returned home after long stay in
Idaho, where he was employed as a ma
chinist.
Messrs. Curtis and Thorn OF Scranton,
were doing business in town yesterday.
Robert Evanson and Mr.. Steife,of Hazles
ton, visited town yesterday.
Michael Monaghan, the hustling in
surance agent, was Shenandoah visitor
yesterday
Misses Mahen, Rattigan and Shaffer, of
ShamOkin, gazed at the parade in Shen
| andoah yesterday and called upon friends
in town.
Miss Julia Coyle has returned from a
visit to friends in POttsyille.
John Northey and Dennis Mccarthy
| have returned from Harris burg, after a
short stay.
H. p. Mellet is visiting friends in Ia
! maqua.
Miss Mary Horn, of Tamaqua, is visit
ing friends in town.
Arthur Anstock, a student of the Lew
| isburg school, is home on his summer va
cation.
Miss Linton, fashionable young lady
Of Lewisburg, is visiting friends here.
Misses Mary Delaney and Ella Dunn, of
| Wiggans, witnessed the parade in Shen-
| andoah yesterday and spent the evening
with friends about town.
Charles Sunday, Harry Gearhart Jacob
Sunday and Benjamin Franklin made a
| flying trip to Tamaqua last evening by
bicycle.
| II. 7. Davidson, the accomplished young
salesman of Seligman g. Co, is doing
business in Shenandoah and VIM Penn
c. w. Smith and daughter are enjoying
n pleasant trip through New York and
| Boston. They also intend making an
| excursion through the Western states.
| l. Y. Sollenberger and family have re
turned safely home after spending a short
vacation at their cottage in Cape May.
George c. Bensinger of Ashland, trans
acted business in town yesterday.
George Llewellyn was doing business
in Frackville yesterday,
Miss Bridget Lacey, of Shenandoah, is
visiting town friends
Thomas Whitaker md Charles Bur.
ch i'll, of town, are doing business in Phila-
delphia.
Michael Holland, the obliging bar.
tender, is on trip to New York.
NJ. j. Foley has announced himself as
in the fight for senatorial honors.
The Keller House on East Centre street
is being improved with a coat of paint.
John Quinn has Just fitted up his hotel
on North Main street which he has appro-
priately named "The Terminal"
The True Daughters of America, which
held their picnic at Lakeside yest erday
turned out to be success. \ large
mum ber attended, and the weather was
delightful.
| Michael O'Hearn, of Shenandoah, was
Il town visitor yesterday.
| Trier brothers intend to take down the
| front of their private dwelling on East
Centre street and will erect a beautiful
business front which will be an improve
meut to this part OF town.
Squire sherman, was doing business
in Pottsville to-day.
The Fish and Game Protective Associa
i 80 q
the following names to its rolls: james
Wagner, William Tyles, Newton Pelling
| Paul Stewart, John Esther, James Buck
man, John Hassal, p. j Bowman, Petel
j. Litsch, Harry koehler Emanue
lioming, b. j. Franklin
/ | Miss Carrie Pierman, a student of Broad
. street Conservatory Philadelphia, arrived
in town yesterday and was greeted by hel
many friends. Miss Pierman was pre-
sented by the faculty of the school with
beautiful gold medal, for her skillful anC
exquisite touch on the piano, upon which
she is an accomplished player.
Philip Coyle, formerly of Tamaqua, ant
z lately of Chillecothe, Ohio, has returned
Z aud resigned from his position as assist
, aut superintendent for the Prudential
' Insurance Co., owing TO the dullness o
trade in that region. He has now aC
Cepted position as agent for the saml
company, under Il. j. English, superin
ltuhtlb at NddnhllA1 ivy anu Ms man
f. friends wish him success.
There is at present considerable troubl
:, between the Athletic and Cricket Clul
i | Association and the directors of the park
which has caused considerable talk 70
j. the last two or three meetings. There ar
4 quite "A number of our citizens who hav
an ambition for sports of various kinds
and are willing to give the people amuse
meut. But rather than be bulldozed b.
certain individuals, who are working
d solely for personal gain, they will dro
the matter entirely. However, If a con
q promise is not effected new park will
d probably be built near Jackson's.
some June Bargains.
10 We offer two thousand pairs fast blac
hose in misses and ladies sizes at l0c pc
II pair or pair for 25c; regular price wa
l21Sc per pair; Ladies ribbed vests Z,
g. Ladies calico shirt waists 25c, worth so,
New Challies SIC, yard; rich lines of ne'
.e dress goods, Irish lawns, white goods
laces etc, at money-saving prices.
l.. j. WILKINSON,