The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-05-19

the enjoyable features were musical
selections by Mr.. Conant, organist. and
Miss Julia Allen, the well-known vio-
llnist. The reception was we'll at
tended and was very pleasant affair.
MOVEMENTS OF PEOPLE:
Miss Bertha Jenkins has gone to Homes
dale for few days.
T. NJ Evans, Of Philadelphia, is calling
on West Side friends.
Ed Thayer, of South Main avenue, is in.
disposed ut his home.
Mrs. II. M. Edwards and daughter,
Margaret, are both III.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Coon, OF Division
| street, spent Wednesday in Dalton.
Mrs j. Q. Gibn9y. of Scranton, is visit
ing Mrs. Thomas McCann, OF Ashley.
Miss johnson, of Nicholson, is the guest
Of Giace Walker, OH Hyde Park aven ue.
Mrs George Benore, Of South Main ave.
nue., is visiting friends In Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mira Mary Sax, Of Ransom, recently
visited her nephew. Amos Sax. OF this city.
| Miss Vida johnson, OF Nicholson, is Wis
iting Miss Walker, OF Hyde Park avenue.
| DAbitl lNctnN, Vi illIuOlc UNeuus, 10 COu-
vaIescent He has been seriously i'll with
rheumatisu.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. D. Reese, OF Parsons,
recent!y entertained Mr.. and Mrs Chap
ell, of this city.
Luther Price, OF the West Side, 10 rep
resonting w. j. Finn, paint manufacturers
Of Philadelphia.
w. i. Pryor ran down 20 Mauch Chunk
"Wednesday and had pleasant visit with
relatives aud friends
Miss Grace Walker, Of Hyde Park ave.
nue., went 10 Nicholson yesterday after
noon TO spend Sunday.
Miss Lou Albro recently enjoyed plea
sant visit with her friend Miss Nellie
Sanders, OF West PIttston.
II. b. Jones, merchant, Of Jackson
street, left yesterday morning for few
days fishing in York state
Clo,hier A. l.. Brown Of the popular
Pittston firm, Sax d Brown, called upon
hlS mother in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry n. Williams, Miss Mauie
Jenkins Of Wilkes Barre and Mrs Chapel
OF Scranton will sail tomorrow for Europe.
Frank r. Phillips. the efficient teller o;
tho Traders National bank, has removed
with his family to Genburn for tho sum
mer.
Miss Amelia Bechtold, OF Butler street
Pittston, returned home yesterday after n
three days visit with friends on Quincy
avenue
George s. Brooks, OF Cornell '9l, Is homo
to spend Sunday with his parents and in
cidentaly yell for Cornell at today's base
ball game.
Rev. |. n. L arl will deliver lecture on
"A Birds Ego View OF Chrlst's Life" in
the Plymouth Congregational church Mon.
day night.
Mrs. Thomas North, Of Pleasant Mount,
wayne county iB visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Buckley, on North
Sumner avenue.
Rev. l.. c. Floyd, Of the Simpson Metho-
dht Episcopal church, has been seriously
indisposed this week, but yesterday show
cd signs Of Improvement
Local Passenger Agent T. Flitcroft, OF
the Ontario and Western railroad, will
accompany local knight Templar on next
weeks pilgrimage to Washington.
Mrs. A. n. b. Megargee, Of Philadelphia
is the guest OF her son Bernard on Wash.
ington avenne. Mr.. Megargee is also en-
tertaining his brother Henry c. Megargee,
Mrs, Fred Cook, Of Port Richmond, and
Miss Annie Carson, OF Orange, N. D., ar
rived at the home Of MIR. John Palmer OF
Dunmore, yesterday, where they will
make II short visit.
Z. p, Ham OF Scranton, son OF Hon. T.
j. Ham Of Honesdale, Is in town. The
lormer was at one time a printer, and the
latter well known editor and county
judge Wilkes. Barre Record.
The EdwRrdsdale correspondent OF the
Wilkes Barre Record pleasantly congratu-
late' ID. {. Powell, Of scranton, formerly
Of Edwardsdalc, upon his appointment as
soliciting agent for the Cambriau Mutual
Insurance com pany.
Mr.. and Mrs James Gibney. Of Jack.
son street, aud Mrs NJ j. Fahey,
Of North Main avenue, are in Homes.
dale TO attend the funeral Of Mrs.
fahey's mother Mrs. Patrick Gibuey,
which will occur at that place this morn.
ing.
Miss Gertie Becker entertained a num-
her Of friends last evening Among them
were Miss Gibbs, Miss Wade, Miss Walker,
Miss NipOn1, Miss Richards, Miss Jessie
| Becker and Miss johnson, Of Nicholson.
The following gentlemen wers present
John Walker. Frank Mansfield and Robert
Walker.
Deputy Secretary Of Internal Affairs w
L. Reynolds, OF Tunkhannock, cannot yet
account for tho disappearance Of Henry
Harding, the wcl-known Wyoming law.
yer, No clue has been had Of him since b,
was IN Scranton. Ii Ia ascortained that be
took $1,000 in gold, quite burden I,
carry, and would argue that he had gon,
of TO soma foreign country, He left hi,
wife with some Sl0, 900 and several house.
and other property, amounting to between
= $1,000 aud $1,000. As MIR, Harding
business was worth about s5 00Oa year,
and there Is no embarrassment, the mys
terry seems hard TO solve. indeed
( 3 r. Perry from Scranton, n brother o.
, the Perry Bros, music dealers went Il
Chicago several months ugo on bushes.
concerning piano action Of which he Il
the inventor. From there he went I,
D Mount Pleasant, his former home, 10 re-.
= pair pipe organ he bnilt some ycurs AGO
which was somewhat damaged by n rc
cent cyclone. The repairs were 30 suc-
ccsefully made that Senator Harlan Lin.
, coins Scorc;ay Of the Interior aud whose
daughter married Robert lincoln hparinl
II played liked 1t so well that hc induced
MIR. Perry to remain and build a larR,
three manual organ for the iowa Wes Ieya,
, University Of Mount Pleasant Wilkes
Barre Record.
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