The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-19
MAHANOY CITY.
MAnANnY CITY. Marc

4hHhhO1 Olt1s hdEth To-
p. j. Delaney and Chris Ferguson, Of
Shenandoah, visited friends here last
evening.
DominicB Kennedy and John Conley of
Middleport were on Sunday the guests OF
Joseph Murton, of West Pine street.
Joseph Hillen of st. Clair, was Sun
day visitor.
Ed. Gaughan, Of Mahanoy Plane spent
Sunday evening in town.
Miss Mary Geraghty, Of Hazleton, is the
guest Of Mrs. j. j. Quirk, Of North Main
street
Surveyor Geiger, of Tamaqua, visited
| friends here yesterday. .--s
Constable Giblin, of Shenandoah, com
bined business and pleasure here this
morning.
Mrs. Burke and Miss Mary Burke, of
| Mahanoy Tunnel, were entertained yes
terday by Mrs. Fred. n. Nipple, Of West
Mahanoy avenue
Miss Mary Waldorf, of East Mahanoy
| avenue, has returned from a months visit
to Wilkes-Barre.
g. b. Kimball, n former resident of
| Delano and of Mahanoy City, was in
| town last week. Mr. kimballs large
| circle of friends will doubtless be pleased
/ to learn that he has established himself
in the stove, plumbing and tin roofing
| business III W edIneflN ana IS receiving u
| large and profitable patronage.
Miss Alice Delaney, Of Lakeside, was
yesterday the guest of Mrs. John Weber
OF East Pine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Mengel of Sun
bury, are visiting Mrs. Mengels parents
at Lakeside.
Miss Inez May, of the Bloomsbury
Normal school, will return to her home on
a short vacation.
| 5. l.. Madenfort, the genial dispenser
of tickets at the Lehigh Valley station,
made pedestrical trip to Buck Mountain
yesterday. jim, who is very light of
foot, covered the two miles in twenty-five
minutes and Is now open to challenge
from any other heel and toe pedestrian in
the county to cover the same distance for
fun or for greenbacks.
, Ida Harlor. who went to Butte City,
, Montana, about year ago, returned to
Mahanoy City yesterday.
Grant Goodman, of Pottsville, Sun
dayed with his parents in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry johnson and Mr.
and Mrs. George Esgar, of Raven Run, are
visiting Mrs. Joseph Harlor.
Misses Sarah and Name Sidden, OF
Locust Valley, were yesterday the guests
of Miss Annie Phillips.
Gus Kudel went to Minersville this
I
the mason work at Oak Hill colliery.
Miss Florence HefTner, a handsome ant
charming resident of Shenandoah, was
last evening the guest of Miss Mimi,
Weber
Walter S. McGinnis, of Shenandoah
was entertained lest evening by Mis-
Daisy Ryan, of West Centre street.
A game of ball was played on the dir
bank at the end of Main street yesterda!
afternoon, between the Sons of Rest ant
r Fresh Airs 1t ended in a rangle in TIN
fourth inning, when the score was Fresl
( Airs, Sons of Rest, Z.
Mrs. John Hardley, of West Centr
street, is said to be quite i'll.
!, William Garrett, of Reading is visiting
|, his parents here.
Watllin Wynn has gone to Reading t,
accept Il position as engineer of a ston
r crusher plant
d Joseph Lowenthal, of Shenandoah, an,
a Morris Refowich of Ashland visite,
friends and relatives in town on Sunday
The English Lutheran church wa
| crowded to the doors last evening, tn
attraction being Evangelist Minchen, o
| Boston.
: A fine full-bred game rooster was stole
7 from the roost of William Cowley, o.
West MahanOy avenue, last night. Shoul
y Mr. Cowley succeed in locating the perpC
I TRAITOR of the theft he will tender MIN
Z severe lesson.
7 The shooting match on Saturday, be
8 tween Fen W. Cooper, j. J. Quirk an
: Clayton, of Tamaqua, against Stamu
a and Kimmel, OF Now Ringgold an
q Rehrig, of WeisspO4,, resulted ia vic
4 tory for the home team by score OF 63 t
3 40. Each side shot at 25 blue rocks
B This is the second of three matches the
Y have won. The next match will be she
Z at Tamaqua next month and if the hom
men do not win they will be required t
I compete again in a series of five matches
y John Davis, of st. Nicholas, paid Justic
& May four dollars on Saturday night 70
\ carrying more beer up Centre street an
y making more noise about it than the lay
allows.
y John Shopeck was brought over fror
Y Morea by Officer Wyatt on Saturday ever
b ing, charged by Paul Neston with larcen
. as bailee. Neston entrusted 81 to Shopecl
o. who was to buy him a COW for $50 an
n pocktted the whole amount, making +,
i turn to Nester by saying he needed money
\ Justice May changed Johns ideas {
Z fiuanCiering by threatening to send til
3 case TO court, when Shopeck returned ;
& to Neston and paid the costs in the cas-
y to the amount of $3.50.