The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-01-06
PERSONAL.


s, Y. Hall, of Scranton, was in Taylor
Thursday.
Rev. u. G. Hughes retnrned Yesterday
from New York.
DR.. McGraw, of Carboadals was in the
city last evening.
Judge Sittser, of Tunkhannock, spent
yesterday in the city.
A. u. Powers, of Wikes-Barre was a
Scranton visitor yesterday.
John Durkin, of Scranton, called on
friends in Carbondale yeterday.
". X. Rickert, of this city, visited
Honesdale acquaintRnces yesterday.
Mrs. John Lyman, of Scranton, is visit
ing friends and relatives In Moscow.
Mrs. Spall, has been withher parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James McAndrew, of Haw.
ley.
Alderman S. s. Jones' of Carbondale,
called on friondg iu tho court house yostar-
day.
c. J. Morley, Of South Montrose, has
been visiting friends in scrdoton re-
ceptly.
Miss Anna Clark, OF Pistsson, is the
guest Of Miss Annie Kennedy, Of Franklin
avenue.
Henry Williams, of this city, passe
part of the holidays With his friends in
Hswley.
Tallie Morgan takes charge of the music
at the First Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning.
Attorney John S. Courtright, of Mon.
trose, shook hands With friends In the city
yesterday.
r. ". KellovT, Of Green Edge, attended
the funeral Of the late william Ro3so- at
CnrSondHle.
c, ". sobadt attached his autograph TO
the register Of the Allen douss, Zones
dale, yesterday.
Misses Alice and Annie Burke left Jes-
terdsy to resume their studies at Eden
Hall, Philadelphia.
Mr4. S ODonneli, recently passed a
weeks vacation with ner friend, Mrs. john
Eroderick, Of hawley.
Professor 3. Percy James, Of aazleton,
who hes been IL town for a feT days, re-
turns home this morning.
O. s. handrick haT;ng sold tis Mont -ose
ice business will, it is said, take up his res
idence in Scranton again.
Dir and mrs. Thomas Roach and Will
lam Moriarity, of the South Side, hare rs-
TUNED from SparroWs Point, nd.
Patrick Mulherin, Of the arm Of Mul-
herin s. Judge. and J. Vi. Rhodes, of Elm
hurst, left for the South yesterday.
Josephine Luzenosrger, who has peen
visiting the Ioungbloots family at Tay-
lor, has returned to her home in Hyde
Park.
Says the Potts7iils Miners Journal:
Miss Archibald, OF Scranton, is visiting her
brothers here who are interested in coal
mining at Llewellyn.
Mrs. Munco Williams, of 1l3 Monros
avenue, who has been laid up with 8
severe attack OF grip fer the past three
weeks is convalescing.
Rev. August Lauge. pastor of the Kick
Org Street Presby terian church, leaves this
morning for Germany. Philip Bran
bacher will accompany him,
Mrs. L. A, Scull, OF Ash street, was il
honesdale yesterday. She visited tn
Maple City to install the new officers o
Captain Ham Circle. Ladies Of the Crane
Army Of the Republic,
This is how the Wilkes Barre Times put
it; miss Nellie Beamish, bright Scran
ton musician, has composed narcl
Which she has tanned Thirteenth Regi
inent March 1t has a cate :, brillian
swing and bids fair to strike popular
fancy"
6. A. McMullen, one Of the trustees o
tie Masonic Hail association, of Carbon
dale, was in Scranton yesterday morning
aud concluded the negotiations with Johr
Jermyn for the purchase OF the latter
block on Salem avenue. The consideration
vas s24, 000
Says the liontrose Democrat: &C.
Ball, Of Scranton, was i'll town Monday
Mr.. Bali is busy these days looking afte
the interests Of the Keeley institute, a
Scranton, Of which he is manager. H
says the institute is we'll patronirsd, anC
is making remarkable cures.n
Edward T. Thomas OF Scranton, at on
time mine superintendent for the Deli
ware, Lackawanna and Western Coil CON
pany, was visitor here Yesterday" say
the Pottsville Miners Journal He ws
accom- panied by his son, Daniel, who is
successful druggist in the same city"