The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

W. g. Gregory and wife spent Sunday at
st. Clair
CARLY Egan spent to-day visiting friends at
Pottsville.
Miss Maggie saduskey has gone to Phil
adelphia to visit friends
Councilman d. j. Coakley is doing jury
duty at Pottsville to-day.
L. f. Heimback, of Allentown, catered to
his trade in town to-day
Mrs c. f. Titman. of Philadelphia, is the
guest of town acquaintances.
David Daddow was entertained by his
friends at Vulcan yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. H. Master, of North Jardin street,
has gone to Philadelphia on a visit
Mrs. William Pratt, Of South Jardin has
gone to Philadelphia to spend a week.
Miss Sallie Senior, of North Jardin street,
was passenger Reading bound this morning.
Benjamin Davenport, of Pottsville was en-
tertained in town by acquaintance yester-
day.
Misses Minnie and Birdie Evans have gone
to Mt. Carmel to spend a week visiting
friends
J. J. Franey and son, Mark, were passen-
gers to tho scene of the strike at Hazleton
to-day.
Mrs J. II. Pomeroy has returned to town
after pleasant visit to Philadelphia and
vicinity.
Miss Nora Gale, of West Coal street. has
gone to Pottsville and st. Clair, to spend
several days.
Miss Mae Mcdonald, of Pittston is in
town, the guest Of her cousin, Miss Annie
jeffrey on East Coal street.
Miss Mary Weylaud, of Philadelphia, is
being entertained at the residence of Mrs.
Spearse on West Centre street.
Misses Marie Millichap and Margaret
Williams enjoyed the fresh mountain air
about Rngtown and vicinity yesterday,
John w. Bees, of West Coal street, departed
for Scranton this morning. He will spend a
week viewing the sights in the Electric City.
| p. d. Holman and T. ]. Mullahey made a
trip to Bloomsbury yesterday in the interest
of the Miners & Laborers Building & Loan
Association.
Harry ShafFer, formerly manager Of
Keiter's store in town, and now resident ot
Pittsburg, is here the guest of his son-in-law
T. J. Broughall.
Daniel Malone returned to his studies a
the University of Pennsylvania to-day, afte
spending his summer vacation at home.
Messrs. William Adams and Thomas Evans
of Williamstown, were Sunday visitors t.
town.
Messrs. William Snyder and Louis Hughes
of Ashland were noticeable on our street
last evening
Israel ReiOwich, of Hazleton, spent Sun
day in town as the guest of Mr. and Mrs
Louis RefowiCh. He was accompanied t
Hazleton to-day by the former, who vii
witness the situation incidental to the strike
Messrs. James Jay Bell and James Higgin
were shown the balloon ascension sights a
Ashland and Couey Island yesterday. The
were guests of the fair sex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Schmidt, and family, q
, Shamokin, drove to town on Saturday
They are the guests of the latter's mother
Mrs. Sneddon, on West Lloyd street.
T. NJ. Scanlan, paying teller at the Me-
chants National Bank, is suffering from a
r attack of appendicitis. A Philadelphi
, specialist was summoned to attend him tn
afternoon.
j. Arthur Meyer, manager of the Factor
, shoe store, and his estimable wife, wei
passengers on an early morning train I
Southampton, the home Of Mrs. Meyer. Sh
f will remain there several weeks as the guei
r Of her parents.
DIR. G. A. Barker, a member of the efiicier
staff of physicians at the Miners hospita
was guest at the residence of Mine Inspe
) tor William Stein on West Oak street. ye
j terday. The Dr. is pleasing and atfab
member of the medical profession.
Frank Mullen, Esq, of Philadelphia, WI
enjoying the hospitality of Mine Inspect
e William Stein at his residence yesterday. M
Mullen left town for Sunbury and Hernd'
S this morning. He will also visit the Sta
2 Capitol and then return to the Quaker Cit
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