The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-06-03
ONE CENT
PERSONAL.


"Phil' Flynn, ''Bob" Howell and Frank
Shortall, three Pottsvtlle young men, were
town visitors yesterday.
James Kershner, James Bastian and
William Meyer, of Mahanoy City, viewed
the remains Of the fire yesterday.
Harry Nlerket and Thomas Evans, of
Ashland, were in town yesterday.
Harry Swartz, Of Park Place, was Wis
itor here yesterday.
Oliver Eisenhower, of the Wilkesbarre
News-Dealer is guest of his parents in
town.
Edward Westervelt, of Hazleton, spent
yesterday here with relatives,
Harry Phillips, of Gordon, spent Sunday
in town.
John Quinn, of Mahanoy City, viewed
the smouldering ruins yesterday.
Misses Name Davidson, Flora Gerhard
and Ida Warner visited friends in town
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Laura Rook and Harry Constien, of
Ashland, enjoyed trip to town yesterday.
Thomas Davidson, of Mahanoy City,
visited the scene of the fire yesterday
r. r. Irwin, of Clearfeld, Pa, is a guest
of town friends.
Miss Jennie Refowich, of Mahanoy City,
was guest of town relatives yesterday,
Rush Kress and Joseph Browell, of Cen
tralia, were yesterday the recipients of
greetings at the hands of town friends.
David Rennie, who holds responsible
and lucrative position under the Union
Coal Company at Mt, Carmel, visited his
former home yesterday to view the remains
of Saturdays conaagratiop,
{ Squire J J. Monaghan came up from
Philadelphia on Saturday and returned to O.
dag.
M ana Mrs. j. r. Boyer, of Port Car.
pon: were town visitors on Saturday.
Miss Rachel Reese, of Centralia visi+od
friends here on Saturday.
Mrs. Sue Miner and her son, Allen and
Mrs Eliza Hoffman, of Jersey City. N. J..
were the guests of town friends on satur.
day.
j. Irwin Steel and fheBdote Barron, Of
Ashland, passed through town on satpr-
day, enroute for Niagara Falls.
Mrs. Lizzie Dodson, of Long Island CITY.
n. Y, is visiting James Daniels family.
on North Main street.
Mrs. Ellis Supowitz has gone to New
York city to spend few days with rola-
tives.
Letter Carrier John Bartsch is spending
part of his annual vacation in Philadel-
phia.
Rev. J. F. Meredith visited Pottsville
today.
Charles A. Ferchland, boollkeeper for the
Columbia Brewing Company, has gone to
Brooklyn, n. Y, to recuperate his health.
DR., j. B. Davis, of Dudley, n. j.,
| former well known citizen of town who
spent several days here among friends,
| returned home on Saturday.
John Gather, Sr, one of the best known
citizens of Schuylkill county people, and
who was the guest Of Mr.. Kincaid, left for
Philadelphia on Saturday.
George Patterson and Charles Faust of
Ashland, were here Saturday
P. j. Martin, of the Chronicle, repre-
sented that paper here on Saturday.
John R. Boyer has taken charge of the
makeup department of the HERALD for
the time the paper will be printed at Potts
vile and meanwhile the publication of his
Port Carbon weekly paper, The Trolley,
will be suspended.
Samuel Sillman who worked as a COM
positor on the HERALD's silver souvenir
edition, is now rusticating at Minersville.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burke and son, Clarence. are
visiting friends at Philadelphia.
Hon. T. j. Higgins was in attendance at
the Pottsville court today.
Maj. John F. Finney, of Pottsville, was
guest of town friends yesterday, and with
his usual generosity assured the HERALD
publishers that the composing and editorial
rooms of the Miners Journal would be at
their disposal until new plant can be pro-
cured.