The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-02
LITTLE WEST sIos NEWS NOTES.

William Emmcll, who resides at 115
North Fillmore avenue, was injured in the
Pyne mines yesterday morning by a fall of
coal. A large piece of coal struck him on
the leg, breaking that member just below
the knee. The injured man was removed
to his home and DR.. j. j. Carroll sun
moDed. Tho injury which il Of a most
painful kind was dressed and the bone set.
Emmell ID a married man.
The Oak Clothing House going out of
business.
Yearling chickens killed and dressed to
order at Heiser & Warnke's.
The Star Telegraph company has been
organized on this side. The members
own a private line which extends from
Main avenue aud jackson street to North
Sumner venue The line is the source Of
much amusement and instruction for the
following: George Wettling, Photographer
S%tarner, Arthur E. Morse, Ray Morgan,
Edward Leonard, Johns Bros, Frank
Shedd and Evan Jones.
Straw Hats. The Oak, All North Main
avenue.
Fruit Il vegetables in season, fresh
every day, at Heiser g. Warnke's.
The Chi Epsilon society of the Washburn
street Presbyterian church, appointed a
committee consisting of George Waters,
George Keen, Archie MeSrs, b, NJ. Eshle-
man and William Miller, which met at
the homo Of e. NJ. Eshleman on Mullen
street last evening and decided to run an
excursion to Delaware Water Gap on
juno 2S.
Shoes. The Oak.
Miss Tessie Keegan, of Ninth street,
has returned from a visit with friends at
Pittston.
Mrs. Joseph Reynolds, of Hampton street,
is i'll,
High grade groceries at lowest prices;
q satisfaction guaranteed, at Heiser &
Warnke's.
Undertaken William Price, of South
Main avenue, is making extensive i'm
provements on his property.
Underwear, ACC. suit. The Oak.
Gilt Edge Dairy and Creamery Butter,
at He'ser & Warnke's.
Extensive improvements have been made
on Fairchild's hotel on South Main ave-
nue. The interior has been renovated and
the front reprinted. Joseph Hughes Is
now in charge.
Best cuts of Beef, Pork, Veal. Good Sc
lection, Pass s. Pritchard's.
The Sunday schools of the Church of the
Good Shepherd and Of st. David's church
will run al excursion to Lake Ariel on
Saturday, June 0.
Silken Ballbregan Underwear, 7Gc. suit.
The'Oak.
Owing to the grading Of North Main
avenue the trees upon the sidewalk are a
source OF danger to pedestrians, as in
stanced In the recent storm when a tree in
front of the residence Of George w. Win
ans was blown across the sidewalk, Mr..
Wlnans has had the obstruction removed.
Negligee Shirts. The Oak.
A superior line of Teas and Coffees, at
Heiser q Warnke's.
AS will be seen from our advertisement
the great "Closing out sale'' at the Oak,
North Main avenue, is now on.
Try our instant Headache Cure, 25c. j.
j. Davies, druggist.
FOR good quality, good selection and fine
pieces of Meats, call at Pass & Pritchard's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards returned from
their bridal tour this week and occupy
their residence at 453 North Main avenue
Imported and Domestic Table Luxuries
and Eelishes, at Heiser & Warnke's.
Mems, boys and children's clothes. The
Oak,
Tit funeral of the late William Cox, of
Lafayette street took place yesterday af-
ternoon at the Hyde Park Catholic GENE.
terry. Service was previously held at the
jackson street Catholic church.
A splendid spring tonic is Davies Beef,
Iron and Wine, soc. j. j. Davies, drug,
gist.
Strictly fresh Eggs, every one war
rHnted, at Heiser q Warnke's.
The young people of st. David's church
will hold an entertainment on Wednes-
day next June 6 at 3 p. In. in the Sunday
school roo ms Of the church.
Hats. The Oak.
Arthur, son of Joseph Summerhill, of
Sumner avenue, is suffering with a broken
and badly smashed finger.
For first-class Meats call at Pass g.
Pritchard's.
Gilt edged butter 2Oc. CLARKE BROS.