The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-01
FOREST CITY FLASHES.
Little Locals Penned in Susquehanna's
Thriving Town.
Special to The Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
FOREST CITY, Pa, April 80 Str aw
hats are making their appearance,
John Matey rode to Peckville last
Thursday on his wheel in an hour and
fifteen minutes. distance Of fifteen
miles. He also returned on his wheel
in little longer time.
Station Agent Thomas Cunningham,
of Herrick. spent Sunday at his home
in this place.
Councilman William Watts was in
Carbondale today on business.
Miss Retta Gilchrist, Of Como, is the
guest of relatives in Forest City.
Harry Yewens, of Scranton, Samuel
]. Jennings and John L. Hughes, of
this place, are angling for the spsckled
beauties in tho vicinity of Elkdale to.
day.
Druggist and Mrs. Joseph Janswick,
Of Carbondale, spent the Sabbath in
this borough.
The many friends Of A, NJ, Westgate
are pleased to hear of his recovery from
his recent sickness.
Ontario and Western Station Agent
George S. Dunn, Of Jermyn, spent a
short time in this place yesterday visit.
ing his parents
Services were held in the Presby-
terian church yesterday by Rev Will
lam Jennings
Miss Nettie Chamberlain, one OF
Forest City's hest school teachers, re
sumed her position in the school room
TO-DAY after an illness of three weeks,
EDworth League tomorrow night.
Jeweler T. d. Bradley was viewing
the sights and scenes of Susquehanna
yesterday, on ono Of his weekly trips.
The funeral of Miss Maggie Coyle
was held Saturday at her late home on
Dundaf street at o'clock, Rev. Ell
gar Campbell, rector of Christ's Epis-
copal church, conducting the services
4 large number of friend7 of the de-
ceased were present, showing the
esteem in which Miss Coyle was held
by them. The floral decorations were
very besutitul. Interment was made
at Dundaif.
Arthur May arrived home from New
York city today after an. absence Of
several weeks in that city.
Miss Jennie Adams, one OF our pOpu,
lar school teachers, ia spending a few
days in Binghsmtou, n. y. Her plac-
In the school WAS filled by Miss Katie
McKernon
The Msthodists are beautiiying their
church property by tearing down the
fence in front aud intend replacing IL
with a beautiful stone wall The cor.
per at Dundaff and Main will be
changed so rs 30 be round instead o
such sharp angle as 1t is at present
It's also reported that substantial
stone walk will be bull. In front OF tn,
property.
Flag stones are also on the ground al
!. J. Msnning's building, to be laid
in front Of Duan's store.
A NJ Gillett. OF Gibson, was a visi
tor in town today
The following is correct schedule Of
the arrival and departure of mails al
the Forest City post0iHre Mail ar
riyes from the mort ut Q 3, p M mai
arrives from the south at 81 a m
lG snd 80 p IN. Mails depart for
the south ats IS a m anl a. p. IN
mails depart for the north at &C. a, IN
A f. Wheeler is on trip TO Jack
| son.
The Glsssford Comedy company sup
porting the accomplished actress, E.z
Logan. have opened three nights on
gagement at the Davis Opera house
Tonight they present The Light or
| the Point Ihs company comes bighl
recommended with press notices. an,
the prices Rra within tho reach OF all
| 40, % and 80 cents Tomorrow even
ing the company will present tn
French Spy Each performance con
c'udes with laushabls farce Pro
/ I.ssor J. b. b Wilson, the world fam
ous trombone soIoIsi, late Of Gilmore
band IL with the company