The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-18
ARCHIBALD.

Ine FIERCE COll company Is rS-nullu.
ing the trestle works near Laurel Run
which were destroyed by fire recently.
The EN- bankment Of culm is still burn
ing. and force Of man are engaged in
extinguishing the fire.
Martin Cummings and William
Burke called on Olyphant friends last
Tuesday evening
Agnes Walsh and Bridget O'Donnell,
of South Scranton, returned home last
Monday after visiting friends here.
Mary O'Malley and Mary Hobau, Of
Olyphant, visited Miss NJ. L Curran
last Tuesday.
Miss Rose Jordan. OF Green Ridge,
returned home last Wednesday after
pleasant visit with friends in town.
John Hughes. whois ill with typhoid
fever, is in a critical condition and his
recovery is considered doubtful. His
father is also i'll with the same disease.
Miss Mamie Brennan returned to
her home in Wikss-Barre last Tues
day, after a two weeks visit with
friends in town.
7. J. Mctireal called on friends in
Carbondale last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. G. Melvin has opened
hair dressing parlor for ladies and
children at her residence opposite the
post office Mrs. Melvin has bsen under
instruction in this branch for some
time.
Frank Corcorsn, OF Cairo. H., who
was called here two weeks ago by the
illness of his brother, James Corcoran,
Of Church street, returned to his home
last Tuesday.
John Dunleavy has accepted a posi-.
tion with the Prudential Insurance
company as local canvasssr.
A number Of Archibald people at
tended the Red Mems fair at Jermyn
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Maggie Hawlsy and Miss
Strauss. OF Scranton, passed last Sun.
day with the Misses Cosgrove. Of Pine
street.
The funeral OF the late John Bishop,
Of Carbondals, former resident OF
Archibald, occurred here yesterday
afternoon. The remains arrived here
at about Q p m and were conveyed to
tho German Evangelical church. whore
services were conducted by Rev J. c.
Rudolph. Interment was made in the
Presby yterian cemetery, The funeral
was largely attended and great many
people from Carbondale and other sur
rounding towns were present, The
Mozart band Of Carbonate, of which
the deceased was one Of the oldest
members, attended in body.
The Young Mems Social Club Dra-
matte company, of Olyphant, will pre-
sent the Confederate Spy" under tho
auspices Of tho East Side band at
Father Mathew hall next Wednesday
night
Miss Sallie Corcoran aud Mrs O'Con.
nor, Of Dunmors street. called on Arch
bald friends last Tuesday.
Patrick Mcdonnell, OF Mount Yer.
non, was injured at the Ridge mine
yesterday by n premature blast. His
legs are badly lncerated aud the exact
extent Of his injuries are not known.
Miss Kate scanlon, of Moscow, 70
turned home lust Monday after pleas =
ant visit with her cousin, Miss Mary
Garden, of South Main street
Mrs. Edward Burke, aged CO. q
highly respected resident Of Archibald
died at her home on Cemetery street
last evening She was the mother Of
Timothy and Patrick Burke and Mrs.
John p. Kearnsy, all of this place.
Mrs, Burke was n woman Of stsadfast
religious principles, fulfilling her dut-
les cheerlully at oil times The fun.
eral will take place Saturday morning.
A high mass Of requiem will be cele-
brated at ST. Thomas church at o 30
and interment will be made in the
Catholic cemetery.