The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-10-02
McElhenny will have snapper, clam and
oyster soup this evening.
CENTRALIA.
CENTRALIA, Oct. ..

ZEN l'AAl4lfAi NCls
Peter Shaughnessy attended funeral
at Audenreid on Saturday.
Miss Maggie Laughlin, our popular
milliner, went to Philadelphia on a busi-
ness trip yesterday.
Joseph p. Morrison, one of our popular
tonsorial artists, has moved his shop TO j.
Curry's building, on Locust avenue,
Misses Bridget Taugher and Mary +.
Murry, two of our young bells, yesterday
went to Philadelphia, where they will
reside.
Mr., and Mrs Michael J. Horan last
evening returned from Philadelphia,
where they passed a few pleasant days on
their wedding tour.
NJ. Mccoy, one of our popular young
men, visited Shenandoah on Sunday and
| was heard to say, Shenandoah is the
| finest town ever had the pleasure of vis-
| iting,"
Charles McBrearty, the genial man
ager of our popular foot ball team, ac-
companied by William Ryan, passed Sun
day evening pleasantly with the fair ones
| of Shenandoah.
Our town sent large delegation to
Shenandoah to witness the game of base
| ball on Sunday. Among them were
| Messrs James j. Colihan, j. j. Reilly,
| NJ. IL. Cuff, John Rooney, Dennis Whalen,
Andrew Rooney, Patrick Deviue, Ross
VI
Joseph Browell John O'Donnen, Anthony
| Conway Charles Schaum and William
| Ryan.
| The dancing school held here on Friday
| evening by Prof. Ryau's orchestra was q
success. From the appearance of the first
night we are going to have tirst-class
| school this season and those who enjoy
this pastime should thank the orchestra
| for the grand opportunity offered them
| and attend the school. The same orches-
| ira will open a school in Curry's building,
at Mt. Carmel, next Saturday evening.
| The Centralia foot ball team will hold
a grand ball on Hollow Fen, October
3lst, in the Odd Fellows hall. The team
| Is composed of popular young fellows and
| they are all well acquainted with the
| management of such affairs. Arrange
| ments necessary to the success of the
| affair have been completed and all who
| wish to pass an enjoyable evening should
| attend and help the boys along. They
| will give an excellent opportunity to wit
| ness some exciting sport in town before
| the end of the foot ball season and the
| least our townspeople can do is to assist
| them IN the coming event. Don't forget
the date, October 3l,t.
! Messrs. John Cain, NJ. H. Cuff, VIM.
| Johnston and Thomas Madden have
presented their companion, b. j. Flynn,
| with beautiful Office chair. The pre-
sentation was made at Mr.. Flynn's home
on Park street, Saturday evening, and was
IN honor of the gentleman's admission to
the bar last week The presentation was
made by Mr.. Johnston and was accom-
panied by very appropriate speech, in
which Mr.. Johnston reviewed his COM
panion's life from boyhood, told how by
hard and constant study the position he
| sought had at last been gained. Messrs.
Cuff, Cain and Madden then delivered
short addresses, after which Mr.. Flynn
took the floor and responded ably. Mr..
Flynn is a popular young man. He has
for a number of years and is at present
| engaged in that occupation. At the
examination previous to his admission to
the bar he passed with high honors and
promises to be one of our best lawyers
After the presentation the visitors be-
| came the guests of the family and were
royalty entertained.