The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-12
NORTH EMO I0TriNGS.

Miss Kate Moran ia visiting her sister,
Miss Mary Moran, North Main avenue.
Miss Mary BrodricI; is the guest of her
uncle, Dominick McAudrew, at Browns
vile.
Miss Katie Nurtach, who has spent
pleasant two weeks holiday at Avoca, re-
turned to Providence yesterday.
Nicholas Jenkins ii candidate from the
third district, First ward, for delegate to
the Republican County convention.
William G.. Thomas, of Market street.
who for some time had been suffering from
diabetes mcliUus, died yesterday morning.
Mrs Ira Tripp, of 1O11 North Main ave-
nue., is entertaining her old friends, Mrs.
JobusOn and Mrs. Miller, of Fort Plains,
n. y. Master Miller accompanies the la
dies.
Mrs. OMalley, of West Market street, Is
erecting new cover over the ball alley
which will be ready for the players today,
10 viii be an excellent alley when COM
pleted.
The funeral of w. G. Thomas, of 800
Market street, will take place Saturday
afternoon. Services will be held at the
residence at 2 p. IN, and interment will be
made az Dunmore cemetery.
The funeral of Beatrice, the little daugh-
ter OF Alfred and Selma hartshorn, of 4O4
East Market street, will take place tomor-
row. Service at the residence at . 30 the
interment being at Forest Hill cemetery.
The joint excursion of the Puritan and
Welsh Baptist churches to Fairview will
take place on Saturday, for which about
600 tickets have been disposed There is
N Ipuht that tbia will ha tho aynura ion nf
the season. Every provision has been
made for the visitors in the shape of re-
freshments.
Mrs. Gardner, of North Main avenue,
entertained n large number of the mem
bers Of the Women's Foreign Missionary
society in connection with the Methodist
Episcopal church, at her residence last
evening. Interesting business in connec-
tion with the society's affairs was dis.
cussed and the visitors enjoyed an in
teresting and instructive evening,
There is growing sentiment in favor of
Trips woods for public park, and the
younger people are especially enthusiastic,
as there Is an excellent spot for base ball
diamond 1t is not too far from the North
End, as many would be able to reach it in
few minutes down the Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western track. The general
wish is to see the scheme carried out ut m
early date, and there is no doubt that
Councilman Lauer pursuing commend
able course.
A warrant has been issued by Alderman
Koran, at the instance Of Nichols Jenkins,
of 3l4 Spring street, against John King,
who it is alleged has decamped with some
valuable articles from Mr.. Jenkins, as
well as a two.months' board unpaid. King
went to receive his pay, which amounted
to about $35, at the Cayuga mine on Tues
day, after which no more was seen Of him.
The loss is somewhat heavy to Jenkins
who is miner at Won Storch's slope, AMI
cannot very well afford tho loss.
A free circus was given yesterday after
noon on North Main avenue by very
clever cowboy mounted on "buck-
jumper" belonging to William Eldridge,
teamster. Some time ago firm of west
ern dealers brought about forty prairie
horses to McGreovy's stables, and Mr..
Eldridge secured team for SS6 One has
submitted to his fate with good grace but
the other is n terror. The rider displayed
splendid tact in retaining his seat and
supplied amusement gratis to large num-
Der Of interested admirers.