The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-07-05
PERSONAL MEN TON.

Howe rd Dodson has gone to Wilkesbarre
to spend II week with friends.
John Fogle, Of Co. f, Sth Regt, in camp at
Falls Church, Va, is home on u furlough.
Arthur Trezise, of Brooklyn, n. y. spent
last Sunday in town visiting relatives.
J.. G. Metz, of Treverton, was a guest of
town friends yesterday.
George Rocky. Of Boston, Mass, is in town
spending a vacation with his parents.
George Oerther and William Young, of
Reading, spent yesterday in town.
Miss Jennie Davis, of Mahasoy City, was a
visitor to tow last evening.
George Hess, of Scranton, is the guest of
friends here.
Miss Emma Krick spent to-day as a guest
of friends at Pottsville.
j. J. Frney transacted business at the
county seat this morning.
Miss Lavinia Grosser, of Philadelphia. was
a visitor to town yesterday as the guest of her
sister. Mrs. Charles Baker, of South Jardin
street.
Misses Lottie and Ella Bowman, who were
guests Of town relatives, returned to their
home at Northumberland to-day.
George Shoencr, of Sunbury, spent yestor-
day in town.
UNI nay AHt ltlliNN lNlIld llllItlu
bapgagemaster, spent the Fourth at Sunbury.
Joseph Marley, of Northumberland, was
a guest of town friends over the Fourth.
Miss Matte Jones, of Lost Creek. is visit
ing the family Of DR.. d. W. Straub, at
Bethlehem.
A little baby girl has been welcomed into
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rynke-
wicz, on East Centre street. The welcome
visitor made his appearance ON Sunday.
Miss Blanche German. Of Minersville, is
visiting Miss Ida Dornbach, of West Centre
street.
Misses Annie Stiecher and Nav Grifiths
have returned to Philadelphia after spending
Il few days visiting friends in town.
Miss Laura Acker has returned home from
several days visit to Tamaqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Monaghan, of Philadel-
phia, spent yesterday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. B.. J. Monaghan, ON South Main
street, Mr.. Monaghan is chief s%torekeeper
at the League Island navy yard.
L. c. Malick, accompanied by Miss Sadie
Baugh, spent Independence Day among
Shamokin acquaintance.
David Brooks came up from Philadelphia
to spend the Fourth with former tOwEsmen.
John Cantwell, of Minersville, is a guest of
town relati yes.
S. G. NJ. Hollopeter, Esq, has returned
from Philadelphia, where he spent the past
ten days visiting his family.
Miss Maize Stauter and Frank Webb were
Fourth of July visitors to Tamaqua,
Messrs. Charler Niswenter, w. J.. Jones,
Saylor Longsdorf and Richard Rowse, enjoy
ed the cool mountain breezes at Glen OnOko
yesterday.
Messrs. II. H. Hulick, T. NJ. Stout. f. G.
Reese and James Cox, were in attendance at
the races at bloomsbury yesterday.
Miss Tierney, Of Northumberland, spent
Independence Day at the Manley residence,
on West Cherry street.
Mrs. Michael LOTUS and daughters, Misses
Julia aud Nellie, have returned to their home
in Baltimore.
George Yost was an Independence Day
visitor to Sunbury.
Miss Sarah Stein, one of the nurses at the
University of Pennsylvania hospital, at
Philadelphia, arrived in town yesterday to
spend a vacation of two weeks with her
parents.
w. j. Campbell, of Ashland, was seen on
our streets today.
John Hough, of town, who recently grad.
uated from the Boston Conservatory of Music,
has accepted a position rs piano tuner in a
large music house at Holyoke, Mass.
John Bowling, Manager of the Grand
Union tea store at Harrisburg, spent indie
pendence Day at the home of his parents ON
West Cherry street.
John Reese and jesse Thomas have re-
turned from a bicycle trip to Bloomsbury.
Misses Clara Cline, Annie Kimmel, Annie
M&:.seIi, Nellie Baird and CorInne Tempest,
Of the local corps of public school teachers,
have gone to Washington, d. G. They will
be absent about ten days, during which time
they will attend the annual convention Of
the National Teachers Association and visit
Old Point Comfort.