The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-02
MAHANoY CITY.
NAHANoY CRY, March 9.

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John Linton is visiting in Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Quinn, of Coles Patch, is quite
i'll.
The next attraction will be the Diamond
Breaker" with Neil Florence rs leading
man, on March 10.
While Councilman Thomas Burke stood
gazing at the broad and crystal waters Of
Mahauoy creek yesterday morning, some one
| threw "a snow bali that knock ed his new hat
off and into the waters and, despite all
efforts of the rescuing party, it disappe red
from sight. The name of the snowballer,
| like the hat * in the dark but some one yes
terdsy presented his honor with the price Of
a new tile
"The Irish Statesman" company will not
appear in Kaier's Opera House tomorrow
night as billed having disbanded at some
point east Of Pitt5burg.
Misses Emma Lutz and Cora Kcmcry, Of
Philadelphia visited Shenandoah yesterday.
Simon Trer was in Pottsville yesterday.
Miss Edith Steele visited friends in Gil
berton yesterday.
DR.. II. c, Bowman passed through Gilber'
ton on Thursday afternoon.
\ W. n. Littlehales resigned his position rs
postmaster at st. Nicholas, taking effect on
March 1st. His successor is one Of the
N0Onan brothers, who recently bought out
Mr. Liltlehales' grocery store.
/, Mrs NJ. Merkel, of Mlnersville, visited
friends here yesterday.
Miss Alice NJ. Meyer, of Mahanoy avenue,
is visiting friends in PottsviIle.
Johu S Scott of Frackville, was in town
yesterday.
Joseph Steinmetz of Tuscarora, transacted
business here yesterday,
, y T.. Tiff, of Wilkes. Barre, is trsnsacting
a business here this week.
Oscar Lutz was business visitor to Gil
bcrton this morning.
Another landmark was removed frou
Centre street, when Squire O'Briens office
west of Catawissa street, was tori dowI
yesterday afternoon.
Andrew Noweatney playfully tossed
snow ball across Centre street yesterday
morning, that struck George Block in
tender part of his body. George caused
Andrews arrest for assault, and Squire
O'Brien bound him over to court
A fire broke out in the cellar of Jane!
II. Hagcnbuchs drug store, on West Cent?,
street, yesterday, but was exiting guished before
b, much damage was done.
# While Dr. Weber left his carriage to visit a
patient in Jacksons Patch, yesterday after
noon, some miscreant removed the whip
Il The numerous friends of Frank Koch,
1. Lehlgh Valley passenger train conductor
s. assembled al his home in Delano, on Wednes
day evening, to celebrate the thirty frs
r anniversary OF his birth. There was mu.ic
singing, dancing and the usual program 0
such occasions that included a luncheon o
' coffee tea, wine, cakes, ice cream, chickel
30 wallles and other deicacies of the season
The Dolano Cornet band was in attendance
with ten pieces and rendered some beautiu
music, Among the guests we're MessTs
George w, Brill, Q. f Glenn, George HaTtong
So H. V. Perry, William Perry ID. W. Clemens
j. Frank Wentz jeremiah Donovan JOIN
Hartong, Mr.. and Mrs. Hester Reed, Mr.. aut
-r Mrs. Jonas Shoup, Mr.. and Mrs. Fanl
. Bowman, Nr. and Mrs. Harry Engle, Nh
Z. aud Mrs. J. V. Bannon, Mr.. and Mrs, J. J
Schiller and Mr.. ard Mrs. Lewis Kesselring
The guests departed at an early hour yester
day morning, wishing Mr.. Koch and famil.
{ many such pleasant celebrations.