The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-23
WEST SIDE NEWS NOTES.

| Dr. and Mrs L. H. Gibbs are home from
n stay at Philadelphia,
Mrs. Charles Stem, of this city, is visit
! ing friends in Wikes-Barre
Mrs Hugh Crawford. of New York city,
is the guest of Mrs. A. Vipond, of jackson
street
Mrs Thomas Quinnan, of West Lacka-
wanna avenue, is visiting friends III New
York city.
Mrs w. G. Daniels and children. of
South Main avenue have returned from u
visit with friends in Parsons.
Rev. d. W. Skelllnger, of Washburn
street. left yesterday for Upper Lehigh,
where he will address a Christian Endea-
vor meeting,
Evan Evans, of Avenue A, a miner at
the Dodge colliery, was injured on Thurs
| day by a fall of coal. DR.. NJ. j. Williams
dressed his injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Mallen and daughter
Alice, OF North Sumner avenueS left yes
terday morning for visit with relatives
in New York and Brooklyn.
| Frank Reese, the well known athlete, is
the only person to represent the West side
IN the Young Mems Christian association
sports today. Reese is good sprinter and
excellent on the Jump He will appearin
the Que mile race, running high jump, pole
vault, and 100 yards dash, with the short
est handicap of any.
The advertisement IN yesterdays TRI.
BUNE announcing Contractor Edwin Il.
| hughes as candidate for delegate to the
| Republican county convention from the
Second district Of the Fifth ward was un-
authorized by him. THB TRIBUNE was i'm
| posed upon by a person vino has since be-
come known to it and who will be treated
accordingly.
At late hour on Thursday evening Mrs.
Mamie McAndrew. a talented young lady
and daughter of Mr. aud Mrs Patrick Nc
Andrew, of ll0 South Ninth street, died at
her home. She was Is years old and
charming young lady who had many
friends. She was n member OF st. Marys
sodalty Of st. Patrick's church. The fun
eral will occur tomorrow afternoon.
Joseph Martin. of South Sumner avenue,
laborer at the Oxford mines, was severely
| injured yesterday while at work. 1t Is
Martins duty to load the cars and while
engaged in this employment he was struck
by IL rapidly approaching cnr just rs it
reached him. His leg WAS severely bruised
and his back injured. DR.. George B. Rey-
nolds is attending him.
Children's day will be celebrated by the
Sunday school Of the First Welsh Congre-
gational church tomorrow afternoon ut
o'clock by giving a childreu's carol ser
vice entitled, "The Child in the Midst"
The affair is under the leadership of Roger
Evans, conductor. Miss Hattie Davis is
orgRnist, Miss Marina Williams reader, as
sisted by Miss Lizzie Jenkins William
Evans, John W. Davis, student of Mar
rietta college, Ohio, and Others.
Michael O'Neal, who resides on Seventh
street. was arrested yesterday morning
by Officer Johler on complaint of his wife,
who alleges that he severely beat her and
in other ways abused her shamefully. An
officer was dispatched to the scene and
O'Neal brought to the West Side Station
house. During his incarceration ONeal
was taken with collie. The first symptoms
shown were an attack of cramps and vom.
lting. 1t was first thought that it was
only the effect Of drink, bat af ter while
the situation grew sc. lous and DR.. Reyn-
olds was summoned. Last evening he
was unableto have hearing.