The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-04-15
PERSONAL.


Stephen Tregembo is visiting friends at
Allentown.
Henry Sampsell has moved his family
to Ellengowan.
S. G. NJ. Hollopeters' family moved to
Philadelphia today.
Elwood Jacoby, of town, spent last
evening at Lost Creek.
c. l.. Fay, the laundryman, transacted
business at Delano today.
Joseph S. Beddall, Of Tamaqua, was a
town visitor this morning.
Harry Needham, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his father in town.
S. L. Brown removed his shoe store to
the Titman building today.
Jacob BAN berger spent today at Potts.
Vile, st. Clair and Tamaqus.
Mrs. Edward Foley, of West Coal
street, has given birth to a son.
Philip Wesner, of Mt. Carmel, spent
yesterday visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Laudig, of Halle
ton, were visitors to town yesterday.
Miss Sadie Davis, of South White
street, is visiting friends at Pottsville.
Ex Senator Torbert, of Girard Manor,
was guest of G. E. Titman yesterday.
David Rennie came up from Mt. Carmel
on Saturday to spend Easter Sunday in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs John Gibson, of Pottsville,
were the guests of Mrs. Leckie, of East
Centre street, yesterday.
Mrs. G. H. Preston, of Pottsville, spent
in NIT hot efs
Hyde, of South Plum street.
Miss Name Acker, of Shenandoah, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Krell, on
Gay street. lamaqua Courier.
Michael Stack, student at Lehigh
College, Bethlehem, is spending his Easter
vacation with his parents here.
Miss Schall, of Shenandoah. is the
Lewis.-Free Press, Minersville.
Misses Maggie Egan and Sallie De
laney left town on Saturday to spend
week with friends in Philadelphia.
Miss Virgie Fowler, of Mahanoy City,
spent Easter in town, the guest of the
Hesser family on West Coal street.
Messrs. William Neiman, Of town, and
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Penn, spent Sunday in Philadelphia.
Capt Frank H. Barnhart, well known
hereabouts and who has been sojourning
in Florida for some time past, has re.
turned to the county.
Messrs o. 7. Weaber, w. j. Woodring.
Jacob Reichard, Charles Knauss and
Albert Rim, of Allentown, were in town
today drumming up trade.
Joseph L9hmler, who was injured about
two weeks ago by part of building
falling upon him on East Centre street,
is now able to 20 about on crutches.
Richard f. Coogan, proprietor of the
popular Lakeside hotel, spent yesterday
and today in town. Mr.. Coogan is pre-
pairing for the summer opening of his
| resort.
M. ID. Masteller, a prosperous merchant
of Beaver Valley, Columbia county ,spen,
a few hours in town today with old time
friends. He is looking well and says the
hard times have not affected him.
Rev. j. Pastorfeld, who filled the pulpit
in the Methodist Episcopal church in this
town several years ago and who has been
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dead in the post office of that city on the
I'd instant.
NJ, NJ. Ballou, formerly of Boston
editor, publisher and writer, is dead
Was editor and publisher of the first
illustrated weekly paper in this country
first called Gleason's Pictorial, and lat 81
Ballou's Pictorial. Mr.. Ballou was the
originator of the Boston Globe and wa.
its editor.
A dinner will be given by number OF
Philadelphia and New York newspaper
men to Chas. S. Lee, the passenger agent
of the Lehigh Valley, in New York. Mr.
Lee is very popular with the newspaper
people in the cities, and the dinner will bt
deserved compliment to him. He hal
had much to contend with, being a new
man and unacquainted with the peopl,
along the line, but he seems to be making
an excellent reputation.
Easiest way to kill a chicken is to breal
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