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

Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Hughes spent Sunday
at Royersford
Patrick Graham transacted business in
Hazleton to-day.
Daniel Coakley visited friends at the county
seat ON Saturday.
George Spade and wife, of Gordon, spent
yesterday in town.
Walter Smith and wife, of PHILADELPHIA.
are visiting town relatives.
Mrs. David Brown is visiting her daughter.
Mrs r. j. Davis, of st. Clair
Miss Sadie Reese, of East Centre street, is
visiting friends at Mt Carmel.
Mrs. Max Supowitz has gone TO Mt. Carmel
to spend few days with friends
Levi Refowich, the clothier, left for New
York this morning, on business trip.
Mrs. Jacob S. Williams returned ON satur-
day after pleasant visit to Wilkesbarre.
Mrs. Charles Girvin has returned from
Lancaster, where she spent vacation of
several weeks.
Anthony Monaghan left town this morn
ing for Lock Haven, where he will enter
Normal School.
John Coslett, the truck dealer left for New
jersey this morning, to purchase another car
load of peaches.
c. II. Frank of Allentown, who was the
guest of j. G. Thumm the past week. left for
Mauch Chunk to-day
Frank Black, formerly of the Kaier House,
Mahanoy City, has accepted position as bar
tender at Breens cafe.
Miss Anna Gibson, of Philadelphia who
has been spending pleasant vacation with
friends here, left for Mt. Carmel to-day.
Miss H, Beatrice Morrison, an estimable
and fascinating teacher of East Centre street,
spent yesterday with friends at Tumbling
Run
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lawless and
daughter of ST. Clair, spent Sunday in town
the guests of the Tempest family, on East
Coal street.
Miss Jennie Cooney left this morning for
Manchester N. H., where she will visit her
aunt, Sister Veronica, who is stationed in the
convent there
Messrs, William Reinhard, Gus Oschpan,
/ William Nonnemacher, John Hale and George
Bachman, Of Mahanoy City, were town visi-
tors last evening.
After an extended trip to Germany, Rev.
Schuttlehafer pastor of the German Catholic
church of town. has returned home much
improved in health
Miss Jeanette II. Ramage, the efficient ex-
teacher of music is slowly convalescing at
the home of her sister Mrs. Kincaid, OF
South Jardin street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Friedburg Louis Fem
berg and Miss Annie Rabinowitz, of Mahanoy
City, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. F.
Supowitz yesterday.
Miss Mayme North, Of East Line street, left
this morning for Baltimore, Md, where she
holds a lucrative position in the Home
Friendly Society office.
T. J. Klase, general eastern freight agent
of the Lehigh Valley railroad and wife, ot
New York, spent short time in town yester
day, while on their way to Mt. Carmel.
W. S AIantz representing Rogge & Koch
toy and fancy goods dealers of Baltimore
Md, and who is building up nice trade il
t town. was guest Of Prof. +. w. Wilde, o
t North Jardin street, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs B. l., Talley, of Baltimore
Nd, and their son are guests of the latter
. parents Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett McKcrnan 0
] North White street, and will remain for abou
] two weeks. Mr. Talley is the president o
the Home Friendly Society, of Baltimore
Md.
Mrs Thomas c. Slattery and daughter
5 Miss Sadie, who had been guests of tow
5 friends since the funeral of Mrs. Slattery'
I husband, left for their home in Philadelphia
S this morning and were accompanied by Mrs
James McElhenny, who is also daughter o
0 Mrs. slattery, and will spend about thre
/. weeks in the city.