The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-06-23
SOUTH SIDE JOTTINGS.

| [All advertising matter news items and new
SUBSCRIPTIONS, if left at tho following business
places, will he promptly attended to: Zang s
barber shop, Wespfahls store, ID. W. Humph.
reys pharmacy and A. ]. Mulderig's,l
John ROsen started for New York last
evening to attend the saengerfest.
Mrs. Carey, of Wilkes-Barre, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Peter Wagner, of Birch
street.
Henry Weaver, of Pittston avenue, and
Arthur Whistel, Of Maple street. are at
Mill City.
Carpenters union, 4S4, held meeting ut
Workingmon's hall last evening for tho
election of officers.
A large order for props and ties has been
| placed with Julius Troy, Of this side, by
the William Connell Coal company
On July Washington Camp, No. 43O,
| Patriotic Order Sons Of America. will take
| part in the parade at Wilkes-Barre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winkler, OF Willow street,
have gone 20 visit friends in Connecticut,
and will make stay Of several weeks.
The funeral of the 4-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Adam Grambacb, Of Willow
street. took place yesterday afternoon.
The marriage Of George Saul, of Cedar
avenue, to Miss Kearns, Of the West Side
is announced to take place at the lady's
home on June %.
Mrs. Hass. of Pittston avenue, after n
serious illness with typhoid fever, is i'm
proving. Her little boy was sick at the
same time, but is now on tho road to re-
covery.
Tho Forest band paraded the principal
streets of this side for the purpose Of ad-
vertising the l.. /. e. S. company's picnic,
which will take place at Central park this
evening.
The services at the Young Woman's
Christian association rooms on Cedar ave-
nue. will take place tomorrow at the usual
hour, 345 p. M, and will be conducted by
Mis- Hartmann, the subject being, "a
Joyful Service"
A treat was given to the children at Nos.
ana II schools yesterday in the shape of
candy and ice cream social, which was
appreciated by the tiny scholars, who were
then dismissed, not to reassemble until
after the summer vacation has passed.
The trees and shrubery in Connells park
nre in danger of being entirely destroyed
through the failing to lay water pipes
through the grounds. The Axle works
lost several half days at the end Of last
and the beginning of this month on ac-
count of lack of water
When Rudolph Swartz married some
time ago he signed everything he pos
ses'ed over to his wife. HI left her some
time ago and took a portion Of the surni-
ture with him. A warrant was sworn out
against him and Constable WOelkers re-
covered the furniture
julius Troy well knewn resident of
the Nineteenth ward has In his possession
piece of sulphur taken from William
COnnell mine, which is combination of
four dice. the spots are from one to four,
and there is only ono side Of each dice to
be seen. Many persons who have ex-
amined it doubt that 1t was taken from
the mine in the present form, so perfect is
the imitation. 1t is a wonderful curiosity
An offer of s25 from Wilkes -Barrean has
been refused.
The iclosing exercises Mt No. 8 school
were held in Mrs. ID. l.. r m mann and
Miss A. Kiesels rooms. " hen the exer-
cses were finished Mrs. R9nnmann pro-
NOTED to Miss Josi0 Lees room: August
Mock, George Fruelian, Fred Parle, Emil
Goley, William Huesta, Claud Coon. George
Kleinschrodt William Frantz, Louis Koch,
Thomas Parry, John Connell, Russell
Bliss, Tillle Veith, Elsie Edwards Mayda
Offer, Celia OB0yle, Lizzie DAILY, Fanny
Gardner, Lena Dreis cher, Katie Hnsting,
Katie aud Bebee Burns Anna Dawson,
Katie Morrarity, Sadie Brogan, Lille
Krebs, Lottie Tope and Maud Stern.