The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-11-27
NORTH END NOTES.

Thomas James, of Wayne avenue, is
seriously Ill. Rt.
Charles S. Jacobs, of Dickson avenue,
left Saturday for Philadelphia.
! Gr. and Mrs. Timothy Evans, of Ca
yuga street, are recovering after serious
illness
Miss Leila Bolton. of Carbondale, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Myrtle
Hughes, of East Market street.
Miss Mary Cox, of Gulf Summit, n,
Y, is visiting her cousins, Misses Bertha
and Florence Clancy, of Ross avenue.
The Young Peoples society of the
Primitive Methodist church are prepar-
ing turkey supper for Thanksgiving
day.
The union Thanksgiving services
of this end will be held in the Method
ist Episcopal church. Rev. NJ. d. Full
ler will preach the sermon.
Williams r. Williams, Of Warren
street, returned home Saturday, after
two weeks visit with relatives at Pitts
burg. While there he attended the fun
eral of his father, William r. Will
Jams, ST.
Mine Foreman Aston, of the Provi-
dence Coal company, expects to remove
during this week into the house on the
corner of Church avenue and Clear
view street recently occupied by John
Simpkins.
A game of quoits will be pitched at
Layborn's court Thanksgiving Day, be-
tween Thomas Dood and Thomas Reed,
| for a purse of $400. Both men are in
active training and a great game is
expected.
Patrick Gilbride, of the High works,
was injured on the foot yesterday
morning by a fall Of rock while at work
in the Cayuga shaft. He was taken to
his home and DR.. Sullivan called, who
amputated part of the foot
The Rogers building on Market
! street, occupied by Woodward & White,
has been purchased by NJ ]. Leonard,
who conducts the saloon in the ad-
joining building. He will, however con-
tinue to conduct his saloon as at pres
ent for some time.
The Providence Presbyterian church
will run their annual autumn excur-
sion to New York on Dec. II. The
church has conducted one every veal
for some time past in a very satisfac-
tory manner to all patrons. This yeal
they will go over the Delaware, Lacka'
wanna and Western railroad
The extension of the street car line
from Hyde Park to Bulls Head Is rap
idly nearing completion. The rails ant
poles have been placed in position the
entire distance and the cross wires
strung, but no connections have beer
made ora crossing placed in position
over the Delaware, Lackawanna ant
Western railroad, but it is expected
that cars will be running soon.
Joseph Carrelis, Anthony Rickhavayt
and Powell Strawenshug were arrested
Saturday night about midnight, by
Lieutenant Spellman and Patrolmer
Duggan and Rodham on the complaint
of Morris V. Morris, who claimed they
tried to pass a $40 confederate bill OF
him in payment for drinks. Straven
shug was the one who offered the bill
but he claimed that he received it from
Carrelis, who, in turn, claimed to hav,
received it from Rickhavaye, and HI
claimed it was given to him by Andrew
Smith, who, yesterday afternoon, com
mitted the assault on Charles Black
The men were tried before Alderman
Horan yesterday morning, who re
manded Powell for a further hearing
before the United States COMMISSIONS
Colborn, and allowed the other two to g.
on the payment of a 81 fine and costs b!
each.