The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-06
At Kepohinsld's Arcade Cafe.
California bean soup tonight.
Hot lunch tomorrow morning.
PERSONAL MEN TION.

Miss Maud Kline is home to enjoy her
summer vacation.
Harry Gather, of Reading is shaking
hands with town acquaintances
II. II. Zulick spent yesterday as guest Of
0. A. Keim's family at Reading.
Monroe Schrefller, Jr., of Ashland, was a
guest of town friends yesterday.
IL. J. Evans and wife, of Mt. Carmel were
guests of town friends yesterday
William Flemming, of Pottsville, was a
guest Of friends in town yesterday
William GoH and wife visited the formers
parents at MahanOy Plane yesterday.
Messrs. Edward T. Danks and Alfred f.
Millichap spent yesterday at st. Clair.
Col. D. P. Brown and wife, of Lost Creek,
have returned from Wildwood Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lauderman returned
from their visit to Kansas Saturday night.
Misses May Dusto and Bessie Tempest
spent yesterday visiting friends at Ashland
The condition of Robert A. Glover is such
as to cause the severest apprehension among
his friends.
William Smith to-day took horse to the
Odd Fellows home at Sunbury for Liverman
Neiswenter
John Henegan, Of New Jersey, is spending
few days with his sister, Mrs. Welsh, on
South Jardin street.
George Derr, the barber, to-day moved his
household effects to Philadelphia, where he
has purchased a shop.
A. II. Bromly, at one time resident of
this county but now located at New York,
spent Sunday in town.
Horace Smith, of the reportorial staff of
the Pottsville Republican, spent Sunday with
his uncle, w. G. Gregory.
G. G. Clauser had the prettiest wheel on
the streets yesterday 1t was handsomely
decorated with red, white and blue.
Harry Richards arrived from Bridgeport.
Conn, yesterday and will spend two or three
weeks in town as a guest of his parents.
John Jenkins the hustling little HERALD
carrier at Brownsville, spent the Fourth
visiting friends at Pottsvlle and st. Clair.
Michael Dougherty of town. and Miss
LangtOn, Of Minersvile, enjoyed trolley
ride yesterday. Michael is becoming quite a
ladys man.
Michael Reilly, of South Bowers street.
has gone to Philadelphia to spend the sum
mer with his brother, John Reilly, a former
town resident
Profs. Martin and Warner, of Woods
Business College at Hazletou. made stop of
few hours in town yesterday on their way
home from Pottsyille.
Rev. and Mrs. l. ]. Reitz and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Cashner spent yesterday at Ashland
visiting Rev, Hess, who recently met with a
serious bicycle accident.
Mrs Annie G. Wertz and her mother, Mrs.
Hiles both of Lewisburg, are being enter
tanned by the formers daughter, Mrs. G.. NJ
Peters. on East Centre street
Miss Mary Roberts underwent successful
operation for appendicitis at the German
Hospital, Philadelphia, on Saturday. She is
still an inmate of that institution.
Thomas Mulligan, of Wilkesbarre, made a
trip to town on his bicycle Sunday, accom-
plishing it in four hours and twenty minutes
The cyclometer registered 81 miles Mr
Mulligan is guest of Policeman Edward
Kester and family.
Arthur Cramer and Charles Bradford
graduates of GiraId College, Philadelphia
arrived in town Saturday after riding from
Philadelphia on their bikes and will spend
few days here as the guests of their former
college cbums, Oscar Bolich and Edward
Reese