The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-09-24
lishment in the Frust building, over the

lishment in the Frust building, over the
Dunmore cash store.
This winter Miss Helen Merriman will
take course at Vassar college aud her
brother, George, will enter the, Medical
college at Albany, N. Y.
The Morning Glories, of Dunmore played
with the Brown, jr., club. Of Olyphant
Saturday afternoon. The Morning Glories
won by score Of to 10. ,.
Mrs. Albert Cour and child, of Throop
street, who have been very i'll with ty.
phoid fever for several weeks, are now
considered out Of danger.
Druggist Ludwig and son and William
Hupert and sons had very successful
hunting trip to Newton last week aud
bagged the largest lot Of game of the sea-
son. ...,.
II. E. Spencer's new double house on
Webster avenue is nearly completed and
will soon be ready for tenants. 1t is one
Of the finest buildings in that part Of the
town.
E. M. Downing, a former resident OF
this town, circulated among Dunmore and
Scranton friends last Friday. Mr.. Down.
Ing Is travelling salesman and resides at
Allentown.
The latest report is that the Spencer
Coal company Will work full time here.
after. II true this will be good news to
the employees who have been working one
day week.
Il. L. Crippen, our new harness maker,
works early and late and is making bust
ness hum. Mr. Crippen finds his room too
small and will soon have to look for d
larger store room.
Fred Fritz, Orlander Ives and father
spent several days visiting at Madisonville
last week. Before leaving for homo thew
spent day fishing at Hartford pond, and
came home loaded with fish.
Samuel Chamberlin Of the Uuited States
Army and sta ationed at Fort Myers, Wash
lugton, ID, T., Is IN town on II five days
furlough. Mr.. Chamberlin expects to be
transferred to Montana next mouth.
The Epworth league will hold an enter.
tainment and social In the lecture room of
the Methodist Episcopal church Wednes-
day evening. Everybody welcome. Re-
treshments will be served at the close OF
the entertainment.
Fred Dreyer, former Dunmore boy,
who has been living in Chicago for the
last two years is home spending sometime
with relatives before going to China as a
missionary. Mr.. Dreyer is graduate of
the Moody Training school in Chicago.
The Young Mems Christian association
have removed all the fixtures belonging to
the Dunmore department from the Odd
Fellows building and stored them in their
rooms in Scranton. The association Istill
hopes to reorganize In Dunmore at some
future time.
Martin Gibbons is going out of the hotel
business. He has sold his hotel on Drinker
street to his brother John. who will con-
tinue the business. Martin is building a
new dwelling, which he expects soon to
occupy. He will again take up his old
business as building contractor.
Much credit is due the school board of
this borough for the vast improvements
In educational facilities thst they have in
augurated during the past few years. The
latest evidence of their advancement In
this direction Is the remodelling of the
Grove street school building. Builders are
now rapidly pushing the work forward
and when finished 1t will compare favor
ably with the other fine structures that
Dunmoreans are SO justly proud of. When
completed two more teachers will be
added to the force, they being Miss Sweeney
and Miss McHale.