The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-06-08
MAHANOY CITY LETTER.
A BUDGET OF LATEST NEWS
All the Events Of the Day Told in
Bright and SPICY Paragraphs-A
Record OF To-day's Oongs.
Reported daily from the Mahsuoy City bureau
OF the EVENING HERALD

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OF The EVENING HERALD
MAHANoY CITY, June 8.
+. II. Snyder was in Morea last evening.
Harry Acker did business in Pottsville
yesterday.
John Adams, Of Ashland was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Becker, of Delano, was in town
last evening.
Michael Smith, of Lewisburg, is guest
Of town friends.
Rees T. Reese, of Scranton, visited
friends here yesterday.
:. e. Van Buren, Of Ashland, was
town visitor yesterday
Thomas Pepper, of Ashland, was in
town on business yesterday.
The entertainment in the Methodist
church will be very fine affair.
David r. Lewis, OF Shenandoah, was a
visitor to this place this morning.
II. T. Dawson looked after colliery busi-
ness down the valley this Afternoon.
John Butler, of Delano, spent an hour
with friends about town last evening.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to hold
select party IN the pavilion at Lakeside.
B. Selgman, clerk at Mills hat store at
Pottsville, was bicycle visitor to town
yesterday,
Miss Maggie Kaier and Mrs. Michael
Haughney did shopping in Pottsville
yesterday.
A son arrived at the home of William
Jones, of West Mahanoy avenue, on Tues.
day evening.
Thomas Higgins, a Shenandoah polite
ian felt the pulses of political friends
here yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Luburg and daugh-
ter, Carrie, and son, Leon, have returned
to Philadelphia.
Mrs. David Kelley, of Shenandoah, at
tended the High school commencement
here last evening.
Mrs. John Skeath'and Miss Josie Skeath
called upon Mrs. George Skeath in Shen-
andoah yesterday.
Miss Rosetta Barlow has returned from
the Binghampton seminary to spend the
summer vacation.
George Miller, assistant bOOkkeeper for
| b. Stull, of town, transacted business IN
ShAmOkin yesterday.
Misses Mary Wren, of town, and Ellie
CoXen, of Port Carbon, visited relatives
in Shenandoah yesterday.
Rev. j. p. Zimmerman is at Selins-
grove, where his son, j. Ernest Zlmmer-
man, graduates this week.
Charles McGraw expects to leave for
Elmira, n. Y, in a few days to spend a
week there with his relatives.
Messrs. Matt. Stein, IL. w. Sherman
and Sidney Landau returned from their
trip to Philadelphia last evening.
Joseph Klindinst and Dora Ridinter
were married at the home OF the latter at
| $50 last evening by Rev. II. A. Keyser.
Isaac Smith and daughter Kate, are
attending the college exercises at Selins-
grove where Robert Smith is soon TO
graduate
William Hattrick, conductor of trains
| 25 and 234 passing here late in the even
ing, has resumed his position after a
weeks illness.
David II. Llewellyn, of Shenandoah
was among the first people of that town
| to run over to this place to-day to sympa-
| thize with w. w. Lewis.
Misses Mollie and Maggie O'Hara
| Name Reed and Mrs. DR.. Spalding, all
| of Shenandoah, attended the High school
| commencement exercises in haier's opera
| house last evening.
| Thieves broke into Jones barber shop
| at Mahanoy aVeAue ana Is street on
| Wednesday night and carried off razors
| and other tonsOrial equipments to the
value of forty dollars. No trace has been
secured of the perpetrators.
Twenty-four couples will compose a
| parry VI 1buIk NuGltNg ptbpAN rum MAMA
| noy City and Park Place who are going to
| Banesville this evening for a dance, a
supper and a royal good time. They will
90 by train and return by carriage.
William Kelley, of Hills Patch, and
Miss Mary Gilmore, of the same place
were Joined in the bonds of wedlock yes
| terday morning, at 10 O'clock in St.
| Canicus church. The couple started for
| Philadelphia in the afternoon, where they
will spend a week or two.
| The eighteenth commencement of Maha.
| noy City High School was held at Kaier's
| opera house. The stage was elaborately
| furnished and decorated for the occasion
| and the graduates were beautifully at
tired. The following program was rem
dered: Overture by the orchestra; prayer
Rev. r. Henry Jones; chorus, Star Span.
| gled Banner" class; salutatory, "Educa
| tion," Michael Reng essay, "Our Friend
ship" Hannah Edwards; grafton, "Govern
ment and Anarchy, james Prosser; music
orchestra; essay, Catherine Moore Grafton
The Influence of the Press on Society,
| Ernest Zimmerman; violin solo, Prof
| John Jones essay, Beginning to Grow,
| Nellie Cough; song, For all Eternity, >
| Catherine Moore essay, Intelligence the
| Hope of America" Bina Malloy; class
| presentation, John McBreen response by
James PTosser; valedictory, "Darkest
| Ere Dawn" John German; chorus, "OlC
| Friends" class; benediction. Rev. Il. II
! Jones. The exercises were of a very en-
tertaining and instructive character ant
| the large audience left the theatre in 5