The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-06-28
PERSONAL MEN TION.

Harry Levy visited friendsat Allentown
yesterday
W. H. Evaus transacted business at st.
Clair to-day
Miss Edna Ford spent yesterday with
Deauo friends
Miss Mary Mllichap is confined to her
home by illness.
Mr. aud Mrs Oswald, Of Froeland. were
Sunday visitors to town.
Howell Samuels, Jr., Of Wilkesbarre, was a
visitor to town on Saturday.
Mrs. James o. Sampsell, Of North Jardiu
street, has given birth TO a son.
Miss Sadie Daniels, Of North Main street,
left for Lancaster at noon to-day,
f. J. Peters, of Hazeton, a former town
resident, was seen here yesterday.
Martin Billinger has gone to Reading to
spend several days at the old home.
John Coleman and lady friend of Girard-
Vile, were town visitors yesterday.
Rev p f. Daggot, of Lost Creek, was a
noon p. & R. passenger to Philadelphia.
Councilman Daniel Coakley and Henry
Sieber were Pottsyille visitors yesterday.
Ben Mansell spent Saturday and Sunday
visiting acquaintances in Mauch Chunk.
w. J. Scanlau, an assistant at the Miners
hospital, Fountain Springs spent Sunday in
town.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Dusto attended the
funeral of John Courtley, at Pottsyille
to-day.
Mrs Lizzie Herman and her sister, Miss
Minnie Powell visited friends at Delano yes
terday.
Mr. aud Mrs A. J. Farrell returned from
their wedding trip to Atlantic City Saturday
evening
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Mullahey and
Hippolyte Czyzcwski spent yesterday in
Puttsville.
Messrs Richard Rowse, Joseph Mandour
and George Hoover "biked" to Pottsville
yesterday
Misses Minnie Butler and Annie Mccarthy
visited Fountain Springs to-day, to see the
latter's uncle.
Miss Metz, of Hazleton, is being enter
tanned by Miss Edith Brown, at her residence
in Lost Creek.
Messrs. w. f. Kramer and Ollie S, Erie, OF
Pottsvile, were registered at the Ferguson
House yesterday.
/ Mrs. Bonenberger, of Patterson, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Adolf Kline, on
North West street.
DR.. and Mrs. Wright and S. b. Stark left
town on Saturday evening for Easton, where
they intend to locate.
b. NJ. Cullen representing the New York
Betting and Packing Company, spent a part
Of this morning in town.
jeremiah Creedon, brave engineer on tn,
Royal Blue line of the p. & r. railway, i
spending several days in town
DR.. Arthur c. Morgan this morning left fo
/ Philadelphia to assume his position in tn
Blockley Almshouse, as one of the medica
staff.
Councilman D. r. James this morning lef
for Slatington, where he will spend weel
looking after the slate interests of his com
pany.
Mrs. Kane, Mrs. Haverty and Miss Alic,
| O'Reilly, have gone to Bloomsbury to witness
the graduation exercises at the Norma
school.
Misses Minnie and Carrie Dipper, of Maha
n0y City, were the guests of their sister, Mrs
NJ. f. Schmidt, on North Jardin street, yes
terday
c. g. II. Kirlin made trip to Reading OF
his bicycle yesterday. This morning he
wheeled back TO Tamaqua and made tn,
balance Of the journey home by train
William Britt, manager of the Van Winkl,
tS Co. stores at Beaver Meadow, and Josepl
f. Scanlan, of the same place, spent yester
day in town as guests Of 7. j. Mullahy, O
West Cherry street.
julius Povinsky, who has just returned t
America from an extended trip to Europe, il
the guest of his brother, Charles Povinsky
on East Centre street. 1t is probable that Mr.
Povinsky will remain in this locality.
Misses Susie Hawley, Elsie Raudenbush
Annie Derr, Katie Boehm, Hannah O'Brier
and Mary and Bridget Gill spent Saturday al
| Tumbling Run and Pottsville and while a
the latter place visited the Jail and cour
/ house.