The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-07-13
PERSONAL MEN TION.

William Butler Of East Lloyd street, is re-
ported as being seriously IN.
Morgan Davis of West Cherry street. left
for Atlantic City this morning
William Sauerbrey, Of st. Nicholas, was
visitor to town last evening.
Michael Burke attended the McCabe OBJ
scQuies at Miuersvile to-day
Martin Monaghan is dispensing beverages
90 the Shenandoah drug store
=. c. Brohsl and solomon Stauiicr spent
to-day fishing at Laudig's dam, near Ring
town.
A little baby girl has been added to the
family of W. S. Brennan, Of North Market
street
Miss Esther Pawnal of snydertowu, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J II Martin, yes
terday.
John Coleman and Miss Seaman, of Girard-
/ vile, arc enjoying trip to New York and
/ Boston
Miss Tilie Case has gone to Scranton and
/ Wilkesbarre to spend two weeks in visiting
/ friends
Mrs Shaw and son, Jabez Of Latrobc, arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs s. L. Brown, Oh West
/ Lloyd street.
John Beglcy has gone to Mt Carmel to
enter the employ Of Medailis & Mokaitis
the bDttlers.
/ Messrs. r. II. Van Duzen and william
| Neiswenter were business trausacturs at
/ Reading to-day.
Sol. Eaak to-day took possession of the
residence of ex-senator NJ. c. Watson, on
South Main street.
/ John Hennessy, of Philadelphia is visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Hennessy of
South Chestnut street.
Mrs l.. E. Clark of South Main street,
left this morning for points OF interest in
New York state, to spend vacation.
Mrs Vincent Czyzewski and son, Alfred,
arc the guests of the formers daughter, Mrs.
James Mullahey, on South White street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Krel of Tamuqua,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Acker, ON North West street, yesterday.
Mrs. Bridget Mellet and Miss Nellie Nc
Collough, of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs.
Michael Connolly, on South Bowers street.
Miss Annie Connor, of New York, is en-
ioying the hospitality of her sister, Mrs. j.
D. Coakley, at her residence on North Main
street.
Mrs. Ruth Cross returned to her home at
MI. Carmel to-day, after spending several
days among town acquaintances. Mrs. Cross
was formerly Miss Ruth Williams, Of town
Mrs II. c. Boyer is reported as lying in at
the residence of her sou-in law, Fred. J,
Benner, in Reading. She was stricken with
illness while cngagod in shopping the other
day.
c. J. Winch, of New York, accompanied
, by h.s personal friend, C. J. Quinn oui
former townsman visited the mines in thi.
section to-day. Mr. Quinn was heartily
greeted by his former townsmen.
Mrs. Sarah Clouser, and daughters, Misses
{ Ella and Annie, left this morning for Wilkes
. barre and Scranton. The Misses Clouser viii
then continue their journey to Toronto, Can
to attend the convention of the Epwortl
League.
Mrs Hies and Mrs. Annie c. Wertz, who
spent several days at the residence Of Mr.
and Mrs G. NJ. Peters, on East Centre street
returned to their homes in Lewisburg las
/ evening. They took with them the latter:
son, Wells, who will spend the summer il
Lowisburg.
] Miss Margaret Dengler was morning pas
b senger t1 Delano, where she win join til,
family of A. p. Blakslee who will attenC
e the annual encampment of the n G. p. a
d Mt. Grena While at the latter place tn
L party will be entertained by Mr. and Mrs
j. Blakeslee's son, James, who is Second Lieu
i tenant of Co, L, Sth Regt., n. G. p, O
n Mahanoy City.