The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-08-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs David Evans returned from Atlantic
ON Saturday.
George Waters, returned home from Read
ing Saturday.
=. j. Fox was entertained by Fackville
friends yesterday.
Jonathan Butts, of Mt. Carmel. yisi ed
friends in town on Saturday.
Joseph Grumm, Of North Main street,
spent yesterday in Atlantic City.
Miss Kate Higgins left at noon to-day for
Kutztown, to enter the Normal school
Zeb. Robbins returned Saturday night from
visit to Scranton and New York City
Mrs. Harry Beyrant and her two children
have returned to their home in Steelton.
Benjamin Richards returned on Saturday
from a weeks visit TO Washington, D. c.
Mrs. f.. C. Powles Of East Orange, n. j.,
is visiting he~ mother, on West Oak street.
Republican County Chairman Shay spent
Saturday afternoon in town, talking politics.
William aud Benjamin Daddow returned
saturday evening from weeks tour through
New York state.
Alexander Fulton and wife, Of Shamokin.
were the guests Of Mrs. Jane Grant, of West
Oak street. yesterday.
William Grow and his sister Elvie, of Wm.
Penn, enter the Soldiers Orphan School at
Scotland, Pa, tomorrow.
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Lawlor left to-day for Reading to- attend the
! Democratic state onvention.
Miss Jennie Beddall has returned to her
home in Tamaqua. She spent several days
in town the guests of friends
! Emanual Delcamp, engineer Of the st.
Clair Coal Company, spent Sunday with his
family on South Jardin street.
! Misses Annie and Mary Ellen Ward, of
Hazleton, were entertained by Miss Maggie
Boner, at Smiths Cafe yesterday.
| Mrs. Thomas McDermott and Miss Reilly,
of the Annunciation parsonage, were passen-
gers to Atlantic City this morning.
Mrs. Margaret d. James, Of Frackville,
spent yesterday in town as the guest Of G. G.
Palmer's family, on West Centre street.
Miss Gertrude Parrott has resumed heI
/ position as saleslady at Hooks & Browns
after a ten-day vacation at Atlantic City.
David J. Hammet, of Frackville, well
| known here, has sufficiently recovered from
| the injuries he received to be at work again
! w. Scott Williams and Harry Dando, o
/ Hazleton, were in town yesterday as tn,
guests Of their uncle, Daniel Kuelly, o
Centre street.
c. c. II. Kirlin and George W. Keipe
have returned from their weeks pleasure
trip, which included visits to New York
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Messrs. William Hill, Oscar Cherriugton
Edward Danks, William A. Powell and B. f
Delcamp listened to the roaring of the will,
waves at Atlantic City yesterday,
Miss Jennie Clifford, the amiabe youn
lady who has charge Of tie MahanOy Git
telephone exchange, was guest of Mis-
Matte Thomas in town yesterday
Messrs Leo Levy and Alfred Swartz, O
HazletOn, were the guests Of the former
brother, Harry Levy, at the Ferguson House
rhe trio spent last evening in Pottsville.
Mrs John Britton and accomplished daugh
ter, Miss Annie, of Shenandoah, and Mrs
John Dick, of Port Carbon, visited Pottsville
and subsequently viewed the sights at Tumb
ling Run-Pottsvlle Chronicle
w. H. Rowe, formerly of town and now o
Capertown, West Virginia, writes to th,
HERALD for the information Of his friend
here that his fractured leg is almost healed
and he has left the hospital.
NJ. E. Gable, of the Pittsburg Times, spen
3 to-day in town and paid the HERALD sane
p tum pleasant call. Mr.. Gable returned t
t Pittsburg this afternoon accompanied by hi
! wife, who was visiting relatives in town.
{ Miss Sallie Palmer has returned to tow
] after spending her vacation at the parents
home at Parsons, Luzerne county. Mi,
Palmer has again been appointed as one
the teachers in West Mahauoy township q
VIM, Penn.