The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-09-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Ida Dusto visited friends at Delano
yesterday.
George Shoener transacted business at the
county seat to-day.
T. NJ Stout made a business trip to Potts
vile this morning.
Miss Kate Foley spent yesterday visiting
friends at Lost Creek
Mrs. Philip Wesner, of Park Place, was
visitor to town yesterday.
Miss Ella Bowman, of Northumberland is
visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. James Francis and daughter,
Rue Of Shamokin, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Casbner, of North West street.
yesterday.
Feger Seeds the bright young son of W.
II. Seeds, proprietor OF the Hotel Ferguson
entertained the guests at the hotel Saturday
night with Photographic entertainment
Mrs. +. J Shapbell, of East Oak street, son,
Thomas, and daughter. Mrs. John r. James,
returned on Saturday from Mooresburg, Mon
tour County, where they attended the funeral
Of Mrs Shapbell's father.
Mrs John Malta, of st. Clair, aud Mrs
Patrick Gaughan, of Springfield, H., who
were guests of Mr. and Mrs Patrick Gaffigan,
on West Cherry street, left for their homes
to-day.
Richard Brown and sister, Miss Annie,
visited relatives at st. Clair yesterday.
Cornelius Davenport went to St. Clair this
morning, to attend the funeral of the late
David Davis.
Jacob Bamberger made business visits to
Frack vile and Pottsvile to-day
School Director Thomas Dove and G. A.
Shaab are doing jury duty at the Pottsvile
civil term of court this week.
E. J. Barrett, of Girardville, was a guest of
friends at Lost Creek yesterday
James thompson and Joseph Gordon, of
Lost Creek No. 2, left this morning to visit
the Philadelphia exposition.
Miss Maizie Kreiger left town this morning
for Philadelphia, where she will reside
permanently.
VIM. Nixon, of Philadelphia, is visiting
the family of Jeweler Thomas Buchanan, on
South Main street.
Messrs. John Yeager Patrick Fox, George
Bowes and Michael Hanley enjoyed drive
through the Catawissa valley yesterday.
Benz Mansell of town and Miss Pauline
Skeath. of Boston, Mass, are enjoying a visit
at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jones, who until
recently conducted millinery store on East
Oak street, will leave tomorrow morning for
Salt Lake City, Utah, to locate permanently
with relatives.
Messrs. David Morgan, A. D. Gable
Charles Kleindienst Marshal Meyers and E.
A. Doherty were at Lakeside yesterday, on
a mushroom expedition. They had in
tended to present a friend in Philadelphia
with case of the delicacy, but, their ex-
pectations were not realized as they only
succeeded in finding eight of the tooth
some delicacies.
Misses Ella Egan and Maggie Carroll left
this morning for New York city, where they
will spend the next two weeks visiting rela-
tiVes.
John A. Titman, who left town several
weeks ago for an extensive tour designed
principally for pleasure, but with an eye open
for any favorable business opportunity that
might present itself, is at JOlpin, Missouri.
Heis expected to return here in about a week
Councilman John p. Boehm is gradually
recovering from his recent illness.
S. G Acker is nursing badly sprained leg
He is compelled to go about with the aid of
cane.
Tudor, the infant son of William Jones, of
VIM. Penn, who has been seriously ill with
cerebral congestion, is on the road to
recovery.