The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-01-25
FRACKVILLE.

The anniversary banquet of District Lodge
No. s23, l. O.O.F., in Burchill's hall, last
evening, was attended by about 300 people
who were well pleasedlwith the entertainment.
The following program was rendered. In
vocation, Rev S. c. Carterofthe NJ E. church;
address on the principles of the order, Deputy
Grand Master, II. L. Neall; address Presiding
L der Gross, sof Allentown; address, E, p.
Davis, AshlsI d: duet, Mr.. Green aud Miss
NJ oyer, Mshanoy City; Duet j. Rodman and
Miss Weisnog, Frackville; solo, Rev. Schuler,
pastor Of .the Evangelical church; solo,
VIM. 1bomas, Gnbrrton. They were enter
spersed by orchestra music About $50 people
partook of the banquet which followed the
entertainment
VIM. F. johnson is visiting relatives in
Tamaqua.
Frank GraeH, Of Pousville, transacted
business in town this morning.
w. Di,neuderfer the carriage painter, was
in Shenat doah looking after work yesterday,
A. X. Bohch, of MI Carmel is spending
few days in town.
Mrs Jacob Timmons who has been very
sick for sor w,cks, is now improving.
Richard Fcunessey lies very sick with
heart trouble
John Maloney is confined with the grippe.
Mrs Bernard Farrell, Of Maizevile is the
guest of Mrs. Patrick Mclaughlin.
Bertha, child of William Taylor, is i'll.
George W. Johnson, one of our popular
photographers, is on the sick list.
Miss Naomi Nice and Frank Weller a well
known telegrapher were married last Novem.
Der, but Frank didn't give it away until a
few days ago
The Democratic primaries will be held to-
night and the Republicans will nominate a
borough ticket on Friday.
Mrs. Abe Taylor, who died on Saturday
morning, was buried on Tuesday afternoon,
iu the odd Fellows cemetery. This funeral
had one of the largest followiugs over saw in
this town. The deceased is survived ny a hus.
band and seven children, ranging in ages
from seven to eighteen years. Among the
momuors were Charles Joseph, of Mt Car
mel William and Henry VIII aker, Of Cen
trala; Mrs Faust of ofLewcllyn; William Six
smith, Of Philadelphia; John Woodward, Of
MinersvillC; Mrs. John skeath, of Mabanoy
City; J. Henry Rows, Of fremont; John Il.
Rowe of Ashland; Robert Bradley, of For
estvillc; Elijah Mcclure, of Phoenix Park;
William Taylor, of Girardvlle.
There was a lively dog fight last Saturday
evening in a stable on the outskirts Of town
between a Centralia and a Frackvile canine.
1t resulted in a draw.
Mrs. William Sanner is visiting relatives in
Bridgeport, Conn.
William BepRs is about after week con
fin ement with the grippe.
Charles HiIleubrand, who is to referee the
Cation. Mccormick dog race at Lavelle, will
leave for Ashland on Saturday
Forty dollars has been put up for cock.
fight between birds belonging to McCloskey,
of Frackville, Minakan of Frackvile, and
Conley, of New Philadelphia. The fight may
occur next week stme place near FraclSyile,
each man to furnish seven birds
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliver, of Shenandoah,
are visiting Mrs. James Beggs, Of Broad
Mountain avenue
The Young Ladies Social Club have invited
their friends to participate in a masked ball,
to be held in Burchills hall,on Jan 81. The
committee of arrangements are Misses Mary
Mclaughlin, Esther Kohen and Maud Cape.
land
Have you tried McElhenny's fried oystorsr