The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-01-03
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Marshal Wiedensaul has gone to his home
in Lewisourg
-Budd Price, Of st. Clair. was visitor to
town yesterday.
Joseph Dewitt has entered the employ of
F. + Mcgarsle, the grocer
Mr.. aud Mrs. Drinker, of Bloomsbury,
are guests Of town friends
Mr. and Mrs Moses Owens spent to-day
visiting friends at the county seat.
Miss Corrine Tempest has returned from
u holiday trip to friends in Philadelphia.
Mrs Thomas Lowrey of West Lloyd
street, gave birth to daughter last night.
Miss Geriic Wragg, of Mt. Carmel, is the
guest of Miss Pratt, of South Jardin street
Mrs. William Broughall, of Reading is u
guest Of her SON T. J. Broughall, on West
Oak street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Heiman to-day
turned to Allentown after Spending several
days with friends in town.
john Baird, Of Brownsville, has gone to
Pittshur', where he will locate, having
secured POSITION there.
Misses Lou Dalius, Reggie Lennon and
Ida Gross, of Pottsville, spent New Years
Day in town,
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Kitto and son
Ollie, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. l..
Brown, ON North West street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebenezer Evans, of Nanti-
coke have returned to their home after
pleasant visit to town friends
MIR. and Mrs William Ecker and daughter,
Violet Of East Coal street, visited relatives
at Maysville yesterday.
Big Pat" Cleary, who was formerly bar.
tender at Breen's cafe in town, is now en-
poycd as a special officer at the Biiou theatr,
in Philadelphia.
Charles Graf, of Northumberland who
was the guest of Miss Fay Hesser, of West
Coal street, the past few days, returned to his
home to-day.
Misses Maggie Miller Ella and Lott,
Bowman, Ruth Griffths and Fay Hcsser left
this morning for Northumberland, were they
will remain indefinitely.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pratt, of Pniadel
phia, spent New Years Day and yesterday
as the guests of Mr. Pratts father, on South
, Jardin street
-Olin G. A. Barker, a student at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, has
returned to the city after pleasant visit to
Mine Inspector Stein and family in town.
e. T. Johnson, of Scranton, has returned
to that city after pleasant visit to friends in
own.
-"Jacky" Mcdonald, of the Cameron
Clemens Company spent Sunday in town
with his mother. He took part in the 400"
minstrel performance at Pottsville on Satur
day night.
Miss Flora Langdon and Thomas Tempest
have gone to Harrisburg to join the Spy
oi Gettysburg" Company, which takes to the
road to-day.
Peter Haverty returned to Phiadelphis
to-day after few days sojourn with his
mother on Bowers street
Charles BashOre has returned to the
Bloomsbury State Normal school af er spend
ing the holidays with his parents in town.
Miss Steele, of st. Clair, has returned to
her home after a pleasant visit to town
friends.
DR.. J. Pierce Roberts has returned home
from Philadelphia He has sufficiently re-
) covered from the aiiliction to his eye to
enable him to attend to his professional dut, $
again.
-Messrs. David Head and Louis Shistel
enjoyed sleigh ride to Pottsvlle yesterday
-Messrs. John Meldaizes and Matt Bazis
journeyed to Mt. Carmel in a sleigh yester-
day.
-Messrs. Daniel Malone, II. NJ. Wasley,
. NJ. f. Tierney, Arthur OHan and w. J.
, , Scanlan returned to Philadelphia this morn
ing.
, Miss Bridget McMenamin entertained a
! number of friends at her residence, corner
West and Line streets last evening. She
proved herself a most delightful hostess.
Miss Jennie Long, of Danvile and
Miss Ada Housenick, of Berwick, are being
> pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. J. S
HOusenick, on East Coal street.
Misses Nirdie and Lizzie HasSler. of
Pottsvllle, and Ray Shultz, of Bloomsbury,
are guests at the Robbins residence, on East
Coal street.
E. c. Maick and J. G. Thumm have re
turned from holiday visit to Philadelphia
and New York. Among the sights they
witnessed on their trip was the Greater New
York celebration on New Years Eve and the
great 25-mile bicycle race at Madison Square
Garden on Saturday night between Jimmy"
Michael, and Edward TaylOre, the French
champion.
Miss Lizzie Heaton has returned to
northumberland after spending her holiday
vacation in town.
-Messrs John w. Curtin, of the Columbia
Brewing Company, and John Makeley were
Pottsville visitors to-day.
Mrs. Bailey returned to her home in
Tamaqua yesterday, after spending several
days here with relatives.
Miss Name McBrearty, of Centralia, is
being entertained by town acquaintance
Fred Jay is again occupying his position
behind the counters at WilkinsOn's dry goods
emporium. He had spent the holidays at
the parental homestead in Philadelphia