The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-16
SOUTH SIDE JoTTlNGs.

All advertising matter, news ltoms and new
subscriptions, if left at the following business
places, will be promptly attended to: Zangs
barber shop Westpfahl's store, ID. W. Humph-
rey's pharmacy and A. j. Mulderig'sI
George Dobert, of Pittston, is visiting
friends on this side.
DR.. Walsh has broken ground for fine
residence ou Pittston avenue.
Mrs. Joseph Eichhorn is well enough to
be around again after her serious illness
Miss Nora Fenton, who has been on
visit TO New York city, returned home on
Saturday
Henry nieur of Pittston avenue, will
start for Germany next Tuesday on an eX-
tended visit.
The heat the last few days is causing
terrible stencil to arise from the cutters
III various streets.
j. Heeney Of Prospect avenue, who was
thrown from his carriage recently, is able
to be about again.
A large number of the residents Of this
side went to Lily lake yesterday where
they spent most enjoyable day.
Mrs. Catherine Shoutz, of Stone avenue.
whose husband died recently, will con-
tinue her late husbands business
A. d. Powers, of Wilkes. Barre, spent
Sunday with his brother, L. D. Powers,
the well-known druggist of Cedar avenue.
The Ladies' society of the Hickory Street
Presby terian church will hold its annual
picnic on Aug. rs at Central Park garden.
The Star Social club has moved to GiS
Willow street from Pittston avenue.
Meetings are held on the third Monday in
every month.
The Iron Moulders' union will hold a
picnic at Central park on Aug. IL. Every
person buying ticket will get chance
| on q parlor stove.
The numerous friends of Miss Dorothy
May Forkell, Of Alder street, who has
been seriously i'll, will be glad to hear that
she Is convalescent.
A picnic was held on Saturday by the
| Workingmen's club, of Prospect avenue,
in the Meadows. There We're large num-
| Der of persons present.
August Kussman, of New York, formerly
OF this city, has returned and will start in
business at 127 Maple street. Mr.. Kuss-
man has been in New York five years.
The active members of the Saengerrunde
had their pictures taken in group at
Central Park garden yesterday morning.
Fritz Bummler was tho photographer.
Miss Sadie Hicks, of Long Island City,
who has been visiting friends on Elm
street, returned home Saturday, accom-.
panied by her cousin, Miss Maggie Nc
! Greevy.
The Badenser Verein held meeting in
Baldners hall, on Willow street, on Satur.
day evening. Nearly 100 members were
present Joseph Weber was initiated into
the order.
Sebastian Griemel succeeded in getting
the contract on Saturday for the fancy
cabinet work at the Priceburg Presby-
teriau church. He will begin work on it
this morning.
l. Heffstrings, Of Meadow avenue lost O
number of pigeons on Saturday. The
person who stole them is well known and
will probably be arrested if the birds are
not returned.
A large number of people visited the
reservoir, the Meadows aud Conneli park
yesterday, and much enjoyment was had
until late in the afternoon, when a winG
storm came up and made everyone scurry
for shelter.
The funeral of Joseph Frank, 3-months.
old child of Mr.. and Mrs. John Greenfield,
Of Pittston avenue, took place at O'Clock
Saturday afternoon and was largely at
tended The little one was inferred at the
Pittston avenue cemetery.
Tho picnic held at Central park, on Sat
urday, by the French and Swiss societies,
in remembrance Of the French national
holiday, was largely attended The Saen.
gerrunde society," which was present by
| invitation, gave few fine selections in
| the German tongue. Guths band fur
nished the music.