The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-04-12
MAHANoY CITY.
MAnANnr CRY. Anril 70.

MAHANOY CITN. April II
Charles p. Post, of Cloary's store, is on
the sick list.
Miss Lottie Davis Of Gilberton, did
shopping here this week.
Miss Nora Brennan, of Mahanoy Plane,
was in town yesterday afternoon
NJ. T. O'Connor transacted business in
Philadelphia yesterday.
William M Helms leaves to-day for
Reading where position awaits him.
Fred Blew made business trip to
Girardville to-day.
DR.. Klock made a professional call in
St. Nicholas to-day
Mrs. c. Devlin, OF Girardville, visited
friends here yesterday.
William Daughney transacted business
in st. Nicholas this morning.
Miss Lucy Kelly, OF Wiggans, did
shopping in town this morning.
Jacob Killian, a beer agent from Read
ing looked after business here this morn
ing.
The Burke Courtney wedding was sol
emnized in the st. Canicus church this
morning
Misses MALARIA Mengel and Sallie Huff
attended the Eberly-Bloss nuptials at
Girardville to-day.
Several Reading cars were derailed by
running into a snow bank at North Nah
anoy colliery yesterday.
Michael O'Hearn and John Murphy,
OF Shenandoah, were in town yesterday.
Fred N Nipple and NJ Burke returned
yesterday from brief visit to Philadel-
phia.
John Wythe has placed a cylinder press
in his new quarters in the Whitaker
building.
Patrick J. Mcclure and John J. Grady
visited lady friends in Tamaqua on Tues
day evening
Joseph II Enich, a former hardware
merchant OF Mahanoy City, but now of
Philadelphia, called upon old friends
| here yesterday.
Miss Smith, of Coles patch, returned
| last evening from Columbus, Ohio, where
she has been visiting relatives during the
| two past weeks.
Mrs. j, S. Wythe went to Schuyll1ill
| Haven this morning to see her brother,
Charles J. Christian, who lies quite low
with pneumonia.
The Philidor Clubs April Assembly on
the twenty fourth is an invitation affair.
The management is putting forth efforts
to make it one of the leading social events
OF this season.
Michael Haughney appeared on Centre
street this morning. holding tight rein
on his new pair of spirited blacks that
were gaily dressed in orange-Colored har-
ness, typical of the beverage he dispenses.
William Blackwell, of Locust Valley
lost several gallons Of pure milk yester'
day morning by the upsetting of his
wagon near Main and Centre streets
The accident was caused by the wagon
turning too sharp upon snow bank.
, A deaf old Pole had narrow escape
from the wheels of west bound electro
.a..g
along between the rails as car No 33 RAJ
} down st. Nicholas hill, unmindful of the
loud warning from the motorman's gong
Brakes were applied, but the wheels
slipped over the wet rails, and as the cal
was almost on top of him, he saw his
danger and made efforts to reach a place
Of safety, wallowing clumsily about II
the deep snow and tumbling out of danger
as the yellow streak slid by.
e A reliable authority on sporting EVENT.
4 states that the CoX-Green pigeon mattel
will positively be shot in Mahanoy City
park next Saturday afternoon. Greer
was here on Monday or Tuesday to maxi
arrangements for the park, and Cox il
e expected here to-day to practice on tn
ground over which he will shoot. Th
latter IS said to be a favoritein the bettinl
:. to the amount of 100 to 20 and so, with N
d Green money in sight James Stone will
& probably be referee and gives the sport
all assurance that the match Will be OF
/ the dead level"
e The borough was yesterday threatene
with law suit by pair of umbrell
q members to whom the Chief Burgess ha
J., given lodging the 0ight before. Ga Dein
called for breakfast by Officer Hassel
Il yesterday morning, they only grunte
3, and nestled up closer to the steam pipe
"a for another snooze. 1t was after Dime
= when the Chief Burgess in passing tn
u place, heard the lodgers clambering t
get out. When released they were yer
angry and threatened to bring suit fO
loss of time and inconvenience to thei
, appetites, but were quickly hustled out @
- tny-r nv tho tbicy fhiaf