The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1899-04-02
PERSONAL MEN TION.

p. p. D. Kirlin is spending a week with
his family in Philadelphia.
School Directors Whitaker and Dove spent
this morning at Pottsvlle.
NJ. NJ. Burke, E. W. Shoemaker and S. G
NJ. Hollopeter Esqs., attended the Pottsville
court to-day.
B. R. Severn spent part of to-day at the
county seat
Hon. Joseph Wyatt went to Harrisburg
this morning.
Joseph Rittenhouse went to the county seat
to-day to look after contracts recently
awarded him for supplies by the county
officials.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Davidson visited friends
at Ashland yesterday.
David Morgan, Jr., of St. Clair, spent Sat
urday evening and yesterday with town
| friends. Mr. Morgan for many years was
engaged IN silver mining in the West.
Grant Lessig has returned to Bethlehem,
to resume his studies.
Leo Levy visited his parents at Hazleton
yesterday.
Miss Ella NJ. McGuinness is visiting friends
| in Philadelphia.
Miss Viola Raudenbush spent yesterday as
a guest of friends at New Boston.
DR.. p, F. Burke was guest of friends at
Centralia yesterday.
Martin Dewitt spent this morning at Potts
vile.
G. Edgar Hoover, of Pottsville, was guest
of his parents in town yesterday.
John Stein and Leon Wasley left town this
morning for Philadelphia, to resume their
studies.
Misses Breisch of Tamaqua are guests of
Jacob Dalius' family, on East Centre street.
James Townsend, of st. Clair was guest
of town friends yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Reedy, Sr., and Mrs. John
Greasy, of Berwick, are being entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Reedy, Jr., of town.
Miss Jennie Morrison was home from the
Miners hospital to spend Easter with her
mother at Brownsville.
Messrs ID. j. Meditation and James Brady.
of Philadelphia, a clever speciality team,
were visitors to town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Brown, Miss Mary
Kimmel and Samuel Stahl were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Kitto, at GiTardvIlle,
yesterday.
Messrs. Joseph Bierstein and Adam Miller
were Easter visitors to Shamokin.
Miss Cora Sterner was home from Newark,
N. j., to spend Easter with her parents.
William Frantz left town to-day for Read
ing, at which place he will make his future
home,
DIR. NJ, S. Kistler was presented with a
baby boy by his wife this morning.
Councilman d. r. James and wife were
Tamaqua visitors yesterday.
Oscar Cuff, Of Reading is being enter
tained by William Marshal,
Mrs. Loomis, Of Gilberton, was visitor to
town to-day.
Charles Broome, of Brownsville, has re-
turned from a visit TO Pottsville.
Mrs. Moll and Mrs. Kear of Pottsville, are
the guests Of Mrs. 7. NJ. Stout. of South
White street.
Messrs P. J. Scanlan aud Harry Tempest,
of town, close this week with the Rose
Comedy Company at De Forrest Wis.
Hugh Baird, of Brownsville, left town this
morning TO attend the funeral of friend at
Altoona, and also to visit his sons at Nc
Keesport.
Misses Lizzie Edwards and Gladys Row.
lands spent yesterday visiting friends at
Shamokin.
Miss Olive NJ. johnson, Of Lost Creek, was
guest offriends at Shamokin yesterday.
Mrs. Lees, Of Hazeton, was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hough in town yester-
day.
Mrs. William R. Pratt has returned home
from Philadelphia.
Mrs. William Wagg, Of shamokin, was a
visitor to town on Saturday.
Peter Vending, of shamokin, was among
the visitors TO town on Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Matt. Kepchinski, Of Depew
N. Y are the guests Of the latter's brother
Joseph, on East Centre street.
Miss Isa Woods returned 10 New York YES
terday, after pleasant visit TO her mother
at the Glover residence, on South Jardin
street.
Charles Muskowski, thrifty Polish mar
Of town, has gone 10 Florida to look after the
interests Of his orange grove. He will remain
in the South for six months.