The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1897-10-18
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Mr. Potts, of Pottsville, was guest Of
friends in town.
william Reese spent yesterday as guest
Of friends at Girardville
Evan Davis, Of Ellang0wan, visited rela-
tives at shamoSin yesterday
Elwood Jacoby made a flying trip to
Ringtown on his bike" yesterday.
Robert Hughes visited friends at Maha-
noy City and st. Nicholas yesterday.
Mrs r. II. Hutehson and son, Francis
left for their home in Sunbury today.
Miss Fay Hesser has gone to Philadelphia
60 spend few days visiting her sister.
John Lewis, of VIM. Penn, spent yester-
day visiting friends in New York City.
Arthur Shaw, of Latrobe, is being warmly
greeted by his many acquaintance here.
Matthew ClarBson, of POttsvile, was the
guest of Thomas Bells in town yesterday
Edward Williams, Of Reading, spent
Sunday with his parents on East Coal street.
George Hoover and William G. Lingham
were guests of friends at Pottsyille yesterday.
Miss Hannah Davis, student at the
Bloomsbury Normal School, spent Sunday in
town.
Mrs. Charles Hooks, Of Pottsville, has re-
turned to her home after spending several
days her with friends
Mrs. William p. Williams and sister, Miss
Edith Miners, have returned home from a
visit to Mt. Carmel.
David Rennie and his wife came up from
Mt. Carmel ON Saturday aud spent Sunday
hore with relatives.
Mrs. Benjaim Evans, of West Cherry
street, is slowly recovering from her recent
attack of severe illness.
Tim Hurst, the popular National League
umpire, circulated among the sporting
| fraternity here last evening
John G. McGinness, Of Fackvile, who i,
mentioned as a candidate for the Senate, wa.
! seen upon our streets yesterday
Christ. Foltz, of Bluefeld, West Virginia
who was guest of town friends, has gone to
Philadelphia to spend few days.
Mrs. William Fricke was called to Potts
Vile to-day to the bedside Of her niece, Mis-.
Martha Borden, who is dangerously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Arthur Meyer have re
turned home from an extended visit to the
home Of the latter's parents at Southampton
DR.. Clifton Robbins and W. II thinner
man were among the out-of-town visitor
yesterday. They spent the day at Pottsyille
Two of Shenandoah's popular painters
r. d. Hagenbuch and Charles Sturm, wer,
yesterday entertained by Schuylkill Haven
| friends.
II. A. Weidensaul, the genial proprietor
Of the Ferguson House. was called to Lewis
burg on Saturday because of the illness o
his sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Ruerup, of Allen
town, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs w. f
| Miller, on North Main street. Mr.. Ruerup il
linotype operator on the Allentown Daily
| Leader.
John f. Finney, who is booked for Naya
Officer at the Port of Philadelphia chattet
with number of his political friends her,
| yesterday. His mission was entirely of
social character.
John Monaghan, an employe of Uncle
Sam at the League Island Navy Yard, Phil
adelphia, spent Sunday in town with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Monaghan, OF
South Main street.
y j. Claude Brown, of Lost Creek has takei
up the study of law in the office of NJ. NJ
Burke, Esq, in town. He is son of Col
d. p. Brown and taught school for seven
years in West Mahanoy Township.
John Grimes of Wllkesbarre, was callo,
to town on Saturday by false report whc
stated that his aunt Mrs. Anthony Grimes
Of West Coal street. bad died. Mrs. Crime
is suffering from Brights' disease and is lyiu
very low.
E. S. Little and William NJ Weber, mem
bers Of the Common Council of Philadelphia
were the guests of G. G. Clouser yesterday
1t was their first visit to Shenandoah anC
were delighted with the trip. Both ar
ardent supporters of David Martin
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dock Blood Bitters insures pure blood.