The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1898-09-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
S. q Evans of shamol>iu, is a guest of
town friends.
Louis ~ B Friedman, of New York, is
home on visit.
Miss Maggie Brennan is the guest of rola-
tivcs at Tamaqua.
p. j. Cleary transacted business at the
county seat to-day.
Timothy F. Miles has gone to Atlantic City
to spend few days
Miss Ellie Scott, of Pottsvile is visiting
friends in town to-day.
Miss Minnie Champion, of Scranton, is
visiting friends in town.
/ j. II, Kester is doing jury duty at the
Pottsville court this week.
Miss Minnie Powell is spending a week in
| Pottsville visiting relatives.
Timothy Lynch transacted business at the
| Pottsville license court this week.
Mrs Schmidt, of North Jardin street has
returned from trip to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Steedle returned to
their home in Riverton, n j., to-day.
William Reese and Richard Jones went to
Pottsville this morning to visit friends.
John Kcrslakc returned to his studies at
Dickinson seminary, Williamsport to-day.
Misses Ida Kehler aud Katie Eisenhower
have gone to Allentown on visit to relatives.
Councilman Edward Murphy was among
the townsmen who spent to-day at Pottsville.
Mrs James NJ. Mullahcy spent to-day at
Pottsville, visiting one of her brothers, who
is i'll.
Messrs. Dallas Sanders and John Johann,
of Philadelphia, were in town Saturday
night.
Miss b. Brtton left to-day for West Phila-
delphia. where she will reman several
months.
Harry Glenwright, of Minersville, is spend
ing a week with Shenandoah and Ashland
friends
Miss Maggie McDermott, of Philadelphia,
is the guest of her parents on West Oak
street.
Paul Houck, the druggist, has taken a
vacation and will visit friends at Lebanon
and Greensburg.
5. G. NJ. Hollopcter, NJ. NJ. Burke, L. W.
Shoemaker and J. K. Coyle, Esqs., attended
the court at Pottsyile to-day.
John Bowling, manager of the Grand
Union branch store at Harrisburg spent Sun
day in town with his parents
David Morgan, Of Butte City, Montana, is
visiting his former home in st. Clair. He
has many acquaintance in town.
p. J. Kelly, who was a guest of relatives in
town the past week, started on his return trip
to Bluefield, West Virginia, to-day.
d. IL. Llcwellyn, who had charge of the
boats at Lakeside the past four weeks, has re-
turned to town to spend few days.
Mrs. Kate Burgott and son, Francis, Miss
Margaret Dunn and Philip Dunn, of Miners
vile, spent few days at Lost Creek.
Miss Ella and Jennie Brophy, of Brooklyn,
n. y, and Messrs. Patrick Convile and John
Shore, were Ashland visitors yesterday.
John A. Reilly, Sr,, this morning left foi
Pueblo Col, to visit his son, John A. Reilly,
Jr., who is there seeking health improvement
Private James Bradley, clerk in Licuten-
ant Siyiters recruiting Office at Hazloton
spent Sunday in town rs the guest of his
mother.
Alphonso Puente, a student at the Lock
Haven Normal school was the guest of Mis-
Lizzie Hand and Edward Coyle on Saturday
He is a Cuban and halls from Santiago Il,
Cuba.
Miss l.. Maud Shipman, of Sunbury, VIII,
was the guest of Miss Margaret Stank. OF
South Jardin street, has gone to Mt Carme
to extend her vacation
Mrs. j. d. Hughes, and children, of NOrtl
Jardin street, have returned home from
trt,, L.. IL, T..
Lawrence river Canada,
County Controller Charles Snyder, one o
the most efficient and obliging officials OF
the hill, accompanied by his wife, spent
few hours in town Saturday night.
Policemen Butler, Foyle and Mullahy
Constables Dando, Giblon and Tosh, an,
special officers Tempest and O'Hara made re
turns at the Pottsvile court this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Noll and daughter
Lena, were early morning passengers t
Wilkesbarre, where Miss Noll will enter tn
school connected with the Malinckrodt con
vent
Charles Post of Lost Creek, was the win
ner of the prize for being the most sole
member of party of young folks who mad
a trip through the Packer colliery No. 6
The prize was "niggah baby"
e Mrs. Coulston, of Bayonue, n j., is tn
e guest Of her sister, Mrs Welsh, on Sout
4 Jardin street. She was accompanied by tn
latters daughter, Miss Name Welsh, VIII
spent several weeks in BayOnue.
Messrs J. w. Forsythe and Robert Reet
two of Latrobe's representative young mel
are guests at the residence of R, Stocker, O
4 South Main street. They are homewar
bound from a vacation at Atlantic City.
:, Councilman d. r. James to-day returne
u from Camp Meade, at Middletown, where h
visited his brother, He says the best way
reach the camp is to go by carriage frol
Harrisburg Other routes require from thrt
to four miles of walking
Miss Verde, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. y
II. Keller, of North Main street. left tow
y this morning for Boston, Mass. where 81
, will enter the New England Conservatory
=, Music for instruction. She was accompanit
\ by her father, who will spend few days
Boston.
; PITHY POINTS.