The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-03
SOUTH SIDE JoTTlNcs.

ner nome on Beecn street.
Mrs. William Stern, who has been i'll for
some time. is now convalescent.
The Harvard social club will hold pic
mic at Central Park Garden today.
Messrs. Peter Rosar and Charles Huester
have returned from visit to New York.
rear of No. l0school by Contractor Rudy.
William Rosar and Barney Foster, of this
side, went fishing at GouldsbOro yester-
day.
The members of the William Connell
Hose company held regular meeting last
evening.
The Patriotic Order Sons Of America
held regular meeting at Freuhan's hall
last evening.
The home Of George Rosen, Of Cedar
avenue, was frightened by the advent of
baby boy Sunday.
The Neptune Fire company held its reg
ular meeting last evening to drill for the
tiremans parade.
Miss Lily Rittenbusch, from New York,
is visiting at the home Of the ex-county
commissioner FrantZ.
Rev. Father Aust will hold picnic for
Meadows on July 4.
M. J. McHale and NJ. j. Keegan, Of Oily
phant, called on A. j. Mulderig, Of Pitts
ton avenue, yesterday.
Mathew Wood, of Pittston avenue had
an arm broken in the Meadow Brook fac
tory yesterday afternoon.
The funeral of Sylvester Pinevas, the
little one who was drowned at Dodge
town bridge on Sunday, took place yester-
day.
Spruks Bros, are going to erect CON-
bination Office and observatory on Rich
mond Park. for the convenience of the lot
| holders.
Mrs. George Hartman, OF S27 Pittston
avenue, presented her husband with boy
last Sunday morning at S29 Pittston
| avenue,
w. X. Peck, of Moscow, circulated
among his numerous friends on this side
yesterday. He is candidate for county
| treasurer.
Patrick Donnelley Of Beech street, and
Mathew Malta. of Prospect avenue are
erecting iron fences in front of their
properties
At the Young Women's Christian asso-
viii ba heId thio En ; Gouat avenue, sociai
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fordham and daughter,
| NJ O,;aL NJ EN.iit Az %'o 'lsiS,mS Inn
p;t,,xo, , Us. foiNn"i'i i"'ner' VI loSo
'''o" a'enuo
D. U. Richards was arrested on Cedar
avenue Tor drunkenness. He was brought
90 9IS'e 20 o. ueanuh eatnI ss, Ssorr, VINO nnea MIN
S~,o" y, !" uo'"u''' hi'eon u"ys III jail
FRANK, the l5-months'old child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Weast, Of Beech street
died yesterday about noon OF the summer
complaint. The funeral notice will appear
later.
The Scranton Athletic club will contest
with team selected from the Ninth kegi-
ment, OF Wilkes es-Barre, in a tug OF war al
Laurel Hill park on July A at the Caledon-
ian games.
Alderman G. Storr Yesterday celebratef
the twenty-eighth anniversary of his we'd
ding day. 1t fell on the same day OF tn,
week. The event was observed in an an.
propriate manner.
| A. L. Mepargel. who hos besn in busi
ness on the South Side only a short tima
is one OF the most modest and unassnmint
of gentlemen. He gives close attention ta
business ana is rapidly acquiring n larr,
business.
The c.rnsrtor. oro hrsu ., s,,:.se
,rnvo hniidin0 tho stands @ "C nnI o1n,'upa i,,
pavilion for The picnic tomorrow Of th,
congregation of st. Johns chmch. Forme,
picnics of this congregation have nrovidei
everything needed for the accomnodatio,
and amusement of visitors.
MA f,,rorol ~ c,,o,,o .,o
con nf Jonenb Sarl,o sL Vnv no '3ual i:,e 'o''
Hn sEn Pp d 1922 SNS, Ino was h,leu ol
tnot Mace On suud,v % aftsrn"en ,"'~ 'TSTruay TSa
vices wera hold at tbe Grail Iath"i;, ae sc;