The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-09-03
PERSONAL.

Andrew Elliott paid a visit to the county
seat to-day.
NJ P. Quinn, of Pottsville, was visitor to
town yesterday.
Mrs. BENZ Haskey visited friends at the
county seat to-day.
Esther, infant daughter of Chief of Police
Tosh, is seriously ill.
Druggist p. p. d. Kirlin visited friends at
Mahanoy City this morning.
George Bedford, of Philadelphia, was a
visitor to town yesterday.
John S. Housenicll and William II. Glenn
returned from Atlantic City yesterday.
Miss Mary Powell yesterday left for Wilkes
barre, where she intends to make her future
home.
Mrs J. F. McGnty and son, Frank, of
Tamaqua, attended the Sattery funeral yes
terday.
Mrs. Nicholas Frieband this morning made
her husband happy by presenting him with a
baby boy.
NJ. J. Cavanaugh, of Shamolin, left for home
to-day, having spent the past week at the
O'Connell residence.
Mrs Charles Smith of East Coal street
presented her husband with a bouncing
baby boy yesterday,
Miss Katharine Tierney and friend enjoyed
Il drive to Lakeside yesterday behind a
spanking pair of bays
Mrs. c. L. Fay returned from Townsville,
Pa, yesterday, where she spent several weeks
with Mr., Fay's parents.
Peter Breen, Oscar Betteridge and Council
man James McElhenny returned from
Philadelphia yesterday
Misses Annie and Gertrude Sanger, of
Scott Pa, who were visiting here, returned
to their home yesterday.
| Misses Sallie and Mary Delaney and Ella
Egan have returned home after a vacation
of several weeks at Atlantic City.
Max Levitt, the up-to-datc halter and gents
/ fumisher, left for New York this morning,
to purchase a large stock Of fall goods.
Miss Lbhie V. Cavanaugh returned last
evening after spending a pleasant vacation
with friends in the beautiful Wyoming
Valley.
Nine. Theresa Welsh a modiste of Phia-
delphia, is the guest of her parents at Lost
Creek with her little nephew, Eugene, and
will remain for the winter.
Dr. George II. Halhertadt of Pottsville,
and DR.. Lenker of Schuylkill Haven, were
visitors to town this afternoon and made a
trolley trip down the valley.
r. W. Stout has left town for a two-week
jaunt through Milton Danyille, Bloomsbury,
Buck Horn, Jersey Town and other stamp
ing grounds of his younger days.
Samuel Shelter of Baltimore, arrived in
town this morning preparatory to opening a
new clothing store in the Dombach build
ing. He expects to be ready for business on
Saturday.
Harry Bechtel, formerly of VIM. Penn and
now prosperous merchant of Philadelphia
left for his home at the latter place this morn
ing after pleasant stay of few days with
friends here.
Rev. J. Gwerwydd Newton, of Plymouth
was guest of town friends for few hours
last evening and proceeded to Mt. Carmel t,
make visits Rev Newton is an elocutionis
, of marked ability and has won fame ON the
rostrum as well as the pulpit
: Misses Kathleen Schaefer, of Cressona
Mayme Marum New York; Nellie ant
Kathryne Quinn, Schuylkill Haven anC
a Messrs. Robert A. Hamilton, Brooklyn, anC
: Joseph l. Ward, Philadelphia, were gay
. party of visitors at the Mqley residence ol
West Centre street. All except the charming
:, belle from Crcssona left for their respective
= homes this morning.