The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-10-06
LITTLE WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. r. NJ. Harris, of Acker avenue, is
recovering from an illness,
The condition of Professor w. George
Powell, of North Lincoln avenue, Is some
what improved.
Miss Maggie Crossman of South Bromley
avenue, has returned from a visit with
friends in Wayne county.
William Morgan, son of Watkins Nor
gan, of Avenue G, is suffering from an in
jured leg, received while at work in the
Dodge mines.
Jenkin Davies, son of William Davies, of
Acker street. II driver at the Dodge
mines. is recovering from injuries re-
ceived in the face by kick from mule.
Stephen Davies, son Of Robert Davies,
of Bellevue street, is recovering from an
accident received in the Dodge mines.
Mr.. Davies was badly cut about the
head.
A Ribbon social will be held in tha Jack
son Street Baptist church next Friday
evening, under the auspices Of the Sunday
school class taught by Miss Jemima Rod
erick.
Miss Myrtle Van Gorder Of North Main
avenue entertained several Of her friends
at her home last evening. After many hours
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The funeral Of the infant child Of Mr.
and Mrs. William g. Davies, of Lafayette
street, occurred at 3o'clock this afternoon.
Interment was made in tho Washburn
Street cemetery.
The funeral Of Louis H. Williams, of
jacobson street, will occur tomorrow after.
noon. Services will be conducted By Rev.
y q 1nuaa ~ tha Cutnuar AvaDua pr
byterian church.
Undertaken Wymbs yesterday conveyed
the remains of Edward Rogan, who died
on this side, to his home in Dlmmick, Sus-
quehanna County, for interment. Mr..
Rogan died at the home Of his brother, John
Rogan, while on Il visit.
An oyster social was held last evening at
the home Of Miss jennie Lewis. A very
large number were present and the mol
lusks were greatly enjoyed. The affair
was IN charge OF young ladies connected
with the Plymouth Congregational church.
The programme for this evenings meet
ing Of the Welsh Philosophical society will
be a talk on a philosophical question. and
Henry p. Davies will continue the account
of his recent trip through Colorado and the
Utah. Evan Miles and party will furnish
vocal music.
A gold watch and chain has been pre-.
scented to Mrs. q. w. Powell, of Bellevue,
by the pupils Of the school who won the
competition on the "Star Spaugled Ban.
ner" at Laurel Hill Park eisteddf0d 1t is
beautiful tribute and n just appreciation
of her services as their leader
A party was given last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. P. Daniels, in
honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Evans. of
Salt Lake City, who are now visiting
among friends on this side. The evening
was spent socially and the honored guests
met many of their old time friends Re-
freshments were served.
Tickets are now in the hands Of MEM
bers Of the Hyde Park Literary and De-
batting society for the university extension
course, which will begin on Monday even
in the Welsh Calvanistic Methodist church.
The Debating society has elected as
ushers for the occasion David j. Davies,
John House, W. q. Moser, Louis Howell,
w. Haydn Evans, and w. A. Price.
The doorkeepers are David Owens, Charles
Daniels. and John X. Edwards. Those who
have not signed the petition can secure
tickets from the members or purchase
them Mt the church on Monday evening,
The extension course has created great
interest and will no doubt be pleasing as
well as instructive.