The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-08-20
MINOR LOCAL NOTES.

would they give up the trophy. there
upon the Messra. Devine and Lavan
withdrew.
MINOR LOCAL NOTES.
Companies G and II, who ave been
enjoying ths duties OF camp life for
p st week, returned home early yestsr-
lay morning.
Superintendent Gibson, of the Pitts
tou hospital, on SAtur lay received
letter from Robert Mersur, Of Wilkes
Barre, rendering thanks Tor the kind
reatment he receive while patient
at Inc hospital, and enclosing sub
scription of $9j.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Perrin, me"
ElIithorp of Philadelpnia, are visiting
Mrs. Perrin's parents, who are summer
ing ut Lake Carey.
Misa Minnie Kyte left Saturday
morning for Ocean Grove.
George Symington has returned from
his European trip much improved in
health.
Mrs. Libbie F. Cl0usen, of Middle
town, N. Y. lis visiting Mrs l. N, Cath.
oral.
Mias Elsie Crossley, OF Philadelphia,
is visiting with Miss Meta Lloyd, on
Parke street, West Pitiston.
Howard DeFrahn and family left
Saturday for East Mauch Chunk. to
spend brief vacation.
j. ", Wheel I, c. K. Trumbower.
Ed. Hughes and A. II. Stroff. all Of
this place, compose q wheeling party
that will leave this week on their hicy-
eles for Washington, d. G. They go
by way Of Danville, Harrisburg and
Gettysburg, and expect to make the
trip in about four days. Returning
they will pass through Baltimore, Will
mington and Philadelphia. Altogether
they expect to be absent about TWO
weeks
Misses Katie MoHals and Maggie
'McHal-, Of Pine street. have gone to
jersey City to spend few weeks with
friends
Miss Nina Hall and Miss Winona
Gandsrvort, Of Wilkes-Barre, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs Jay King, Of Par
sonage street
ColIieries Nos. 6 10, Il Even aud
Barnum, OF the Pennsylvania Coal
company, will work this week, and all
others will be idle
NJ. w, Morris, who was delegate
from the Father Mathew Total Alb
stinonce society, of this place, to the
National Catholic Total Abstinence
Union OF America, recently held at St
Paul, Mimi, made report Of his trip
to the society at q meeting OF the latter
held yesterday The report was full of
interest for those concerned and the
most pleasing part Of it was that the
trip did not cost the society one cent.
Mr.. Morris absolutely refusing to ac-
cspt his expenses In refusing Mr..
Morris informed the society that the
pleasure he derived WIS worth double
the e1p+nss. The report was receive
and Mr.. Morris tendsred vote OF
thanks.
TIE vaesting of the seats Of Council
man Kearney, Tigue ami Hennigs will
no douOt be the means Of causing con-
siderable turmoil at the meeting to be
held this evening. That they will make
an attempt to occupy their chairs L.
the councilm ME chamber at the meet
ing TO bs held this evening there Is no
question, and if they are refused TO 81,
III session it is understood legal battle
will follow in the courts.
The many friends of Mrs. E.ihu
Holmes. known in tho literary world
AS Veronica Coz Holmes, postess, will
o panied to learn that she is lying
very i'll with gsstr!tus ut her home in
West Pittston Her condition on Sat
urday WAS such that 1t was thought sh-
would not survive the day. Her ply
sicians have given up all hope of her
recovery.
Lutte Hamlin, Of Binghamton, ar.
rived here Saturday event & to spend "
snort visit with his parents on North
Maiu Rtreet.
NJ. e Barber and S S. S.xtou, two
expert pave promoters Of Canton, O..
arrived here Saturday. They are here
for the purpose Of inter sting the
council in the quantities OF their pave
uent.
John &. Roche, Of Scranton, spent
q few hours here Saturday on business
Emily, tho Is months old child of Mr.
aud Mira. Edward White. died Satur-
day evening. The funeral will occur
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The funeral of Eiz beth Tigue,
who was brought here from Philahsl-
phla for lurial. occurred Saturday
afternoon and WIS largely attended
lntermpnt WAS made in Market street
cemetery.
Mrs. D Goodman, Of William strs-t,
is visiting e.. len is In S m .rviIle, N j ,
Maurice Kelly. Of Carbondale, is
vi'iting his sister. Mrs. DR.. j. J.
Walsh, Of William street.
Miss Lacoe, of Exeter street, has re-
turned from delightful trip in Mic lie
gan.
Frank Seymour, formerly of this
place, now resident of New York
city, has bsen spending the past few
days in town.
Mrs Aaron Holden aud daughter,
Miss H-ssn, are visiting relatives in
Northumberland county.
Mrs. SirenR and children, of William
street, are visiting relatives in Ber-
wick.
Miss Bah Moran, of William street,
spent Sunday amoug friends in Wilkes.
Barre.
REMARKED by R. c. Joiner, of Allen p.
o., Hlllsdals Co., Mich: Nothing gave
my rheumatism such quick relief as Dr.
Thomas Eclectric Oil-believe it infalliblC
for rheumatism" ~