The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-08-02
PERSONAL.

lamaqua.
Edward Shoemaker spent yesterday in
Tamaqua.
Miss Edith Whitelock returned to Reading
this morning.
Miss Annie Yost, of North Jardin street, is
ON the sick list
Edward Weaver, of Bloomsbury, was town
visitor yesterday.
Hascy Bcchtel, of Newark, n. j., is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. Charles Z. Titman has returned from
a trip to Asbury Park.
DR.. p. +. O'Hara of Pottsville, was guest
of town friends yesterday.
Miss Ida Glenwright, Of Minersville, is a
guest Of relatives in town.
c. L. Hopes of Mahanoy City was a
visitor to town this morning
John Kendcr and George Keiter returned
from Atlantic City last evening,
Mrs J. b. Dougherty and Mrs. NJ. Cleary
visited friends at st. Clair to-day.
John Carlton, of Orwigsburg, spent yester-
day in town on commercial business.
John Portz and sister, Sallie, witnessed the
bicycle race at Girardville last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs J. X. p. Scheify and son,
Charles, spent yesterday at Tumbling Run.
Miss Annie Mansell left for Livonia, n. w.
to visit the Roxby family, formerly of town.
w. J. Calvin and VIII Grant returned last
evening from Atlantic City, where they spent
a week.
Mrs. George H. Rohland and her two sons
have gone to Wanamie, Luzeme county, to
visit friends
Miss Ida Kehler has returned from
Minersvillc, where she spent three weeks
visiting friends.
Charles Darwish formerly of town, and
now located at Detroit, Mich, arrived in
town last evening.
Miss Lizzie Kropp has returned from
Scranton, where she was visiting Miss Minnie
Champion, formerly of town.
Poor Director Derr drove about town to-day
with one of the Almshouse horses hitched to
a handsome jump-seat buggy.
Miss Irene Kistner, who was visiting the
Krck family, returned to her home in Bor-
dentown, N. j., this morning.
The Misses Williams, two attractive young
ladies of Port Carbon, are guests of Mrs.
/
w. " Beemer, manager for the VIM. Penn
Supply Company, contemplates moving tC
Scranton, where he will engage in business
School Director John T. Lee and wife wen
down to Pottsville to-day to visit the former!
brother, who is patient at the new hospital
Thomas Jones, formerly in the employ o
George Knoll, will engage in the butcher
10, +l,,, btr I
Rohland
immigration Inspector ], j. Monaghan il
spending three-day vacation here with hi
family and will return to Philadelphia to
morf6W mofhiig,
Miss Fannie Holman, of Newport, R. l..
! and Miss Lille James, of Hazleton, ar
t guests of Letter Carrier p. d. Holman
. family, on West Cherry street.
+ J. Frederick, of the firm of Knelly
. Frederick, of Hazleton, who are erecting tn
h new hose house for the PhGnix Fire Com
pany, was in town last evening.
Oscar Fisher, of Mahanoy City, accom-
, panied by his brother, George Fisher one O
the typos ON the Miners Journal, a
E Pottsville, spent last evening in town.
A. s. Genung, who will be remembered a
a recent staff correspondent for the Miners
Journal and who served in that capacity i
town for while, is now on the reportoria
staff of the Philadelphia Times.
Misses Eflie Heaton, Of Lost Creek; Edit
: NJ Morgan, Belle Brown and Helen Price
D and Messrs w. r. Pratt, Bert. and Fred
Hooks, Edward Shoemaker, D, j. Price
! William H. and r. l.. Brown, of town, wer
guests of DIR. P. O. Bleiler of GirardvillC
last evening.
Charles Prendergast of Hecksherville; Nj
Mcbride of Bethlehem, and Mr. F. Fit2
q patrick, of Philadelphia, who are students a
. the Overlook Seminary spent the pas
> week in town as guests of Superintendent }
n J. Bradigan's family, and left for their re
d spective homes yesterday