The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-29
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.

All advertising matter, news items and new
subscripti MS, if left at the following business
places, will Oe promptly attended to: Zang' IS
barber shop Mcstpfahl's store, d. W. Humph-
rey's pharmacy and i. j. Mulderig's
The Scranton Athletic club held regu-
lar meeting last evening.
st. Johns school commencement exer-
cises will be held this afternoon.
Professor Gus Smith has moved to Birch
street, on this side, from the central city
The Bavarian Beneficial association met
at Storrs' Hall on Alder street last even
ing.
Miss Kate Ordnung, Of Buffalo, late of
Scranton, is visiting friends on Willow
street.
Druggist l.. D. Powers has HIS cousin,
MIR. Harry L. Brown, Of Bethlehem, as a
visitor.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Boyer, of Cedar ave-
nue., lost their 5-uonths' old child, Frank.
Wednesday night.
T. G. Mccoy and NJ. A. Sweeney, of
Chicago, are visiting James Connery, Of
South Washington avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph II. McNally will
begin housekeeping on Orchard street.
They have just returned from their we'd
ding tour.
The funeral Of the late T. j. OConnor,
which was announced TO take place this
morning, is postponed until O'Clock to
morrow morning.
The handsome 3-story house of Mrs.
Nina Robinson on Cedar avenue is ex-
peHed to be completed and ready for oc-
cupation by August
st. Mary's Glee and Dramatic association
organized inaenerchor. Of which Profess
sor Ackermaun is leader. They will meet
every Monday evening.
Rev. William Wunderlich left yesterday
for Germany where he intends to make
his home. He was accompanied to New
York by Druggist Kornacher.
The cost Of Druggist Terppe's new
house, which is being erected on the cor
ner OF Birch street and Cedar avenue, will
BE- $40, OCO. 1t will be a handsome 2-story
brick building The brick laying is being
done by Mr. Stipp.
July will be celebrated at the Central
Park Garden. A base ball game will be
played in the afternoon and grand dis
play Of fireworks Will take glace il the
evening. Admission will be free, and the
public are cordially invited TO attend.
Patrick Mcclure furnished the music for
the dancing ut the select party which was
given by MIR. and Mrs. Lavelle Wednesday
evening at their home on the corner OF
Brook street aud Stone avenue. Refresh
ments were served early. About thirty
couples were present.
The commencement exercises Of St.
Mary's German and English school on
Wednesday evening proved such crafty
ing success that they were repeated last
evening for the benefit of those who were
unable to gain admittance the night be.
fore. Professor johnson presided at the
piano. The programme was rendered in q
most clever and pleasing manner by the
little tots, who showed evidence Of careful
training by the ir teachers. After the en-
tertainment social and darce was held
The choir afterward serenaded Rev. Father
Christ.
A surprise was rendered to Miss Katie
Rosar last evening by q large number Of
young friends. The affair was very en-
joyable. The dancing was continued un-
til an early hour, and some pleasing melo'
dies were rendered by the Orpheus quar-
tette composed Of the following: Fred
Hughes, John Hughes, George Simpson
and John Stetter. Those present were Miss
Aggie and Mamie Haggerty, Mamie Con-
way, Made Kennedy, Katie McNichols,
Minnie Flanibhau, Mamie Rosar, B. Eagen,
Ida Barrett, Kate Fleming, Maggie
Murphy, Kate Gavigan, Sarah and Mag
gle Mcdonald, Annie Rief, Ellie Regain.
Mamie Collins, Maggie Hopkins, Marie
Docherty, aud Mel Ruddy, James and
Frank Mcdonald, Daniel Jordon, Paul
Kellar, John Martin, John Brogan, NJ. j.
Carey, Patrick Griffin, Nj. r. Howley,
Martin Hsnley, John Coyne. Joseph
Nolan. James Devine, James Flynn,
William Luxemberger, Edward O'Malley,
William Burke and Frederick O,Hara.