The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-12-15

Dec. a. in the Bicycle Club house on
Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. c. Sanderson enter
tanned small party of friends at cards
| Thursday evening at their residence,
405 Clay avenue.
! Personal MENTION:
| Druggist Carl Koempel and Judge Gun
ster took a day off, yesterday, and went
cunning in the woods near Moscow. A
half dozen rabbits, one pheasant and TWO
quail comprised the days catch. The
point to this paragraph lies in the fact
| that during the hunt Judge Gunster got
lost and gave his companion the uncom-
mon pastime of cunning for a judge.
County Commissioners s. W. Roberts
and John Demuth returned Thursday
night from Montrose, where they attend
ed the meeting of the county line commits
sion. County Solicitor Knapp and County
surveyor Dunning remained in Montrose
anu attended yesterdays meeting of the
commission.
Miss Henrietta Bickle, of Babylon, N
| T., formerly clerk in the office of the
| scranton city treasurer, has been in the
city Tor few days preparatory to assum-
ing the office of secretary of the Young
| Women's Christian association in Lancas-
| ter
Miss Juniatta Keefer has accepted po-
| sitlon as stenographer and typewriter
IN K. Ernest Comegys real estate Of
nee rtj'tII1
John j. Van Mort has been elected dele
gate from the Pennsylvania State Divi-
sion of Wheelmen to the national con-
vention in New York in February.
Professor Haydn Evans has accepted
propositions to give two organ rccitals dur
ing Christmastide, one at Youngstown, o.,
and the other at Painesville.
| Mrs. j. w. Kimble, widow of the late
Sheriff Klmble, of Wayne county, Of
Honesdale, is visiting her uncle, d. NJ
Schoonover, on Ash street
h. r. Harman, manager of the Wood,
Harman Real Estate company, leaves to-
day for two weeks visit with relatives
at Bethel, o.
Mrs. b. Millhauser and niece, Miss Ian
dau, have returned to Scranton after an
extended visit in Baltimore and Washing
| ton.
Hon. w. w. Watson has been in Har-
risburg this week to argue six tax appeal
cases before the Dauphin county court.
Civil Engineer A. b. Dunning jr., deliv-
cred an address on Good Roads" at the
Farmers Institute at Dalton Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. b. Pinney of Fargo, n.
d., are the guests of their son-in-law, II.
II. Coston, during the holidays.
j. s. Swisher, division passenger agent
for the Jersey Central Railroad company,
was in Pottsville Thursday.
Henry A. Kaufhold has resigned his po-
stion as manager of the Peck Lumber
Manufacturing company.
Stenographer H. II. Coston has been in
Sullivan county reporting the proceedings
OF common pleas court.
Captain John l.. Cause, of Philadelphia,
representing the National Fraternity, was
in the city Thursday.
Miss Laura Boies, of the training school,
resumed her duties Wednesday, after a
seige with erysipelas.
William Beers, of Towanda has been
appointed deputy revenue collector hy
Collector Herring.
Homer Greene. the pOet-lawyer, of
Honesdale, was in the city Monday on
| legal business.
Attorney Horace f. Hand made busl-
ness trip to New York and Boston during
the week.
L. X. Sanction, of the Dickson works,
has returned from a business trip 10
London.
Judge r. W. Archibald during the week
has been officially engaged in Sullivan
county.
NJ. j. Murphy, of Carbon street, is in
Ohio to spend the holidays visiting rea-
tives.
Abe Morris and Jacob d. Ferber are
home from brief pleasure trip to New
| York.
W. l.. Carr of the Green Ridge Store
company, spent the week in New York
city.
Miss Mary Brennan, of Carbondale. is
spending a few days with friends in this
city.
Col Schoonmaker expects to leave for
his winter home in Florida about Jan. /.
II. b. Chase was in New York city
druing the early part of the week.
Il. b. Sturges has recovered from his
recent Illness and Is in New York.
Sheriff John ]. Fahey returned Monday
from a trip to Philadelphia.
d. Pritchard, of Tenth street, has gone
to Wales to visit his parents.
Attorney r. H. Patterson and Charles
Schlager are in New York.
Mrs. d. ]. Gilmartin, of Archibald, is WIS.,
iting friends In this city.
Rev. Warren G. Partridge lectured in
Philadelphia Thursday.
]. Bennett Smith, of Kingston, was in
the city Thursday.
]. ]. Parkhurst, of Wilkes Barre was
here yesterday.
Mrs. C. d. Simpson Is visiting friends in
New York city
Edwin G. Lloyd, the jeweler, is in New
York city.
Attorney c, II. Soper is in Cincinnati.