The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-19
PITHY POINTS.
Happenings Throughout the Region Chron
icled for Hasty Pcrusal.

Strousc, the icwecr, has had the signs on
his store rcpaintcd.
William Hilton of town, has been excused
from serving on the jury this week
Edward J. and Patrick J Monaghan were
fined for fast driving at Mahanoy City.
The physicians say the grip season is in
force and many eases are reported
A regular meeting of the Borough Council
will be held ON Thursday evening.
William Jenkins of Mahanoy City, had
his left hand crushed at Maple Hill coliery
Ashland Republicans will adopt the Craw-
ford county system in nominating borough
officers.
There seems to be general sewerage move
ment in the town and pipes are being laid in
many parts
The Mauch Chunk foot ball eleven de-
feated Mahanoy City's team on Saturday to
the tune of 4 too.
The congregation of the German Lutheran |
church is making arrangements for a rededi-
cation of the cdifco,
George Wagner has been appointed Chief
Burgess of Frackvilc by the court, vice +.
| j. Doudon, resigned.
The -ycar-old daughter of Anthony
Patterson of Mahanoy City, fell down stairs
and wrenched her spine.
Mrs. Ann Dougherty died at her home in
Ashland on Sunday. The funeral will take
place tomorrow morning.
The residents of the south end of West
street are anxious to have the street at the
corner of Laurel repaired.
Quite a number Of our townspeople are
attending court this week, but the rush is not
as great as it was last week.
The merchant tailors now have their
Union in working order and are cunning for
peddlers of cloths and clothing.
The Mahanoy City Business College is
meeting with success Ten students entered
- the commercial department this week.
Many complaints are made of men who
frequent and follow women in alleys. North
1 Pear alley is said to be a special rendezvous.
James Wooden defeated Harry Hughes in
C 100 yard race yesterday by five yards for a
L purse of S25. Both men reside in Mahanoy
City.
Edward Cooper, of Mahanoy City, who
was squeezed between cars at Springdale
!, collery last week, died on Sunday from his
! injuries
i Smith, of Mt Carmel, and Wragg, of Hickory
Swamp, shot at eight pigeons for $50 side
- yesterday. The latter killed two and the
+ former none.
u An anniversary mass was celebrated yester-
> day at the Roman Catholic church at Maha-
# noy Plane for the late Mrs. Anthony Hobin,
J. of that place.
g. William Miller has purchased the butcher
n shop of George l.. Knoll, who is now located
70 in Philadelphia. Mr. Miller is a son-in-law
'e of James b. Lessig.
" e We carry full sample line of handsome
,s designs in wedding invitations, folders, dance
as cards, etc. These are artistically printed tc
to order at very moderate rates
If The young daughter of Joseph Temple go
Dt astray yesterday afternoon and was not iounC
Of until after an exhaustive search. Tn,
oi parents were almost distracted with grief.
~ A sneak thief entered the Academy o
y Music in Pottsvile during performance anC
secured considerable cash and a watch. II
= Shenandoah such thing, could not happen.
po W. H. Simmons, mine employed at Parl
,st collery No. 3, was slightly burned about tn
body yesterday. A spark from his lamp fel
into keg of powder. He resides at Maha
noy City.
r. Discharged Italians placed stones on tn
RID tracks of the Shamollin-Mt. Carmel electri
railway at a steep grade, and but for tn
to motoman's watchfulncss many lives woul
lp- have been lost
m A large black dog in the vicinity of tn
Id. Greek Catholic church. on West Centre street
ny is causing the neighbors considerable uneasi
W. ness The High Constable has been appeale
is to but that official onpoars to he unable +
IN, subdue the canine.