The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1876-08-10
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Miss Laura Posten and Miss Emma Erd-
man are visiting friends in Scranton.
Il. L. j. Eilenberger, of Newton, N. j.,
was in town on Tuesday last, on business.
Mrs Helig, of Reigesville, Pa, is in
town, visiting her father, Hon. VIM. Davis.
j. X. Brodhead, of Bethlehem, is here
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs G.. d.
Brodhead
Miss Annie Parker, of Reading, is stop
ping at Mrs. Evans, on Mcdowell street, in
this borough.
Mr.. Reuben Miller, wife and two children,
are visiting Mr. Ms many old friends in
Northampton county.
Mr.. Robert Burns and family, and Frank
Burns, of Greenville, n. Y, are in town the
guests of John II. Conner
NJ L. Drake, who has been laid up with
a bilious attack, has SO far recovered as to
be able to visit his shop again.
Miss Jennie Hiller daughter of Christian
Hitler, returned home from New York City,
where she has been residing for the past year
DR.. S. Foulke recreated by visiting Scran-
ton on Saturday, where he was the guest Of
Mr.. E. L. Wolf. He returned ON Monday
Richard Russell, Esq, of Belfast, North
ampton county, was in town on Tuesday last
on business, and while here made us a call
Valentine Kautz and Capt. Folger were
serenaded by the Cornet band last Monday
evening. The music was excellent and highly
appreciated.
On Tuesday evening Beethoven Band
serenaded Christian Hitler. The music was
loudly applauded by the many listeners on
the street. Christie called all hands in and
graciously smiled on them.
Miss Lew Sayer, of Elizabeth, n. j., is
sojourning in this place. Miss S. is stopping
at the residence Of Mr.. John Kern, and
speaks in the highest terms of our lovely
town.
Miss Annie Cramer, of Scranton, and Miss
Ida Newhouse, of Philadelphia, are in town,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs Simon Fried.
They were serenaded on Friday evening by
the Beethoven Band.
\. Ruster has erected a neat railing up
the steps in front of his residence and store.
Frank Landers did the job which is all that
need be said to assure the public that the job
is neat and substantial one.
Mrs. Ella Fillmore, of Laramie, Wyoming
Territory, daughter of the Hon. Richard
Staples is in town visiting her parents.
Since her arrival she has been blessed with
the coming ola bouncing girl
Mrs. Elizabeth Scott, daughter of Philip
! S. Brown, former resident of this Borough
who has been here visiting friends for several
weeks past, left for her home, near Bing-
hampton, n. Y, on Tuesday.
Mr. Charles Snyder and lady, of Memphis,
! Tennessee, superintendent of the Southern
Express Company, is in town, stopping at
! Mrs. Evans. The Beethoven band eerenaded
them on Friday evening last. After the
serenade the boys were taken to Hoffman
Ice cream saloon, and invited to partake OF
Sans choice cream.
Mrs. Dr. Foulke and daughter, and Mrs
s. G.. Throop have been spending several
weeks in Scranton, visiting Mrs. Fs parents,
our former townsman Ed. i. Wolf, Esq.
We learn from the Scranton Republican that
on Sunday, the both at a family dinner given
| by Mr.. w, to his mother-in-law, Mrs
Throop, and his children fourteen person;
representing four generations whose ages
ranged from two months to eighty-fve years
were present. The guests comprised Great
Grand Mother, Grand parents, parents,
uncles, aunts, nephews, nieces, and cousins
OF these eight, six sons and two daughter.
belonging to Mr. and Mrs. VOLTS OWL
family