The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-11-04
pITHY POINTS.


happenings Throughout the Country
Chr"nIcIad Tor Hasty PerusaI.
The evening schools of town will open on
! Monday
Naturalization court will be held to morrow
morning.
The politicians are preparing to be mus
tered out.
The paving of four squares Of Shamokin's
streets has been completed
Repairs are being made to the main room
of the Columbia Hose Company.
The Ashland foot ball team will play at
Shamokin on Thanksgiving Day.
So far 230 cases have been returned to the
| District Attorneys office for criminal court.
Supt. A. S. BOyd's residence on South Jar
din street is being treated to Il coat of paint.
/ Mrs. Michael Dunleavy, of Ashland, yester-
! day moved her hous ehold effects to Philadel-
/ phia.
| Rev. J. W. Gilland. of Brooklyn, N. Y,
has accepted the call of the Presbyterian
church of Shamokin.
Jacob Ball. of fremont, had his leg badly
injured at Brookside colliery, and he is now
at the Miners hospital.
Arthur Rosengarten, of Pottsvlle, well
known here, has so far recovered from his
illness as to be able to leave the house.
Five night school teachers will be elected
by the School Board of AIahanov City next
Monday evening. There are large number
of applicants.
The large barn of Clarence Cleayer at
Roaring Creek, and all its contents was
totally destroyed by fire, the loss being esti.
mated at S. 900.
Mine Inspector Edward Brennan, of Sha.
mokin, left for California several weeks age
IN the interests of his health, returned home
yesterday greatly improved.
James Sweeney, of Lost Creek, who served
rs a cavalryman in the war of the rebellion
has been granted pension of S. per month,
under the new law commencing April 1G,
| 1898.
w. q. Whilden, superintendent of the
Tamaqua & LansfOrd Electric Ry, is lying in
a very critical condition at his home at I.ans.
ford, and grave doubts are entertained as tC
his recovery.
Patrick O'Hagen, a former resident o
Mahanoy City, met instant death by falling
from the girders of bridge in the course o
construction near Brooklyn. N. Y. He wa
a brother-in-law to James O'ConnOr.
Invitations ale out announcing the ap
preaching wedding of Mr.. Olaf Henderson
of New York, to Miss Rebie, the cstmabl,
daughter of George w. Brown, of Por
Carbon. The wedding will take place OF
Thursday, Nov. 18th.
The many friends of Wren Brown, o
Girardville, "a member of Co. f, and who ha
been confined in hospital in Virginia 70
some time, and was thought to be ON II fai
road to recovery, will be panied to learn tina
he is suffering with a relapse.
The troupe of Welsh prize singers will
appear at Hazleton on the 2Sth inst.
Hay is selling at $500 per ton at Hazeton
Pensions have been granted to FRANKLIN
A. Scheuer, Shenandoah. So per month anC
Mary Thomas, st. Clair, s..
The Lehigh Valley Coal Company ha
ordered 800 new coal cars for No. collery
The sixty day fuIlough of the Fourtl
Regiment will expire next Sunday.
The Tax Collector at Hazleton has entered
suits against a number of delinquent tal
payers. Tax Collector Payne, of Ashland
has done the same thing.
The general store of w. II. Schuman, o
Sheppton, was closed by the Sheriff yester
day, to satisfy $1,000 claim held by JOIN
Dunn, of Palo Alto