The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-23
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David Keller, q lifelong resident of
this borough, is lying at his home in Il
dangerous condition, the result of Il
stroke of paralysis, with which he was
Frustrated while at his farm, a short
distance from this place. He was alone
at the time, and when he did not come
home several parties went looking for
him and found him in the barn, where
he had gone to get a pitchfork. Mr..
Keller is entirely paralyzed on the right
side and can scarcely articulate
r. j. Swartz has returned from a trip
to Dover, n. j.
The Glover Leaf Social club gave a
necktie social at the residence of Miss
Florence SaVacoOl, on Green street, on
Tuesday evening, which was largely
attended by members. Dancing and
music whiled away the hours and fun
and mirth reigned supreme. Refresh
ments were served. The following were
present: Misses Jennie Henry, Jennie
Howe. Maud Place, Blanche Howe,
Carrie Smith, Mabel Howe. Millie Ed
niger, Nellie Beers, Clara Bush Katie
Peifer, Lizzie Lesoin. Lulu Hoffman,
Emma Michaels, Allie Chambers, Miss
Boucher, Florence SavacOol and Lay
ton Musselman, Herbert Bush, Charles
King, John Sampson, Charles Walters,
Arthur Howe, Edward Boss, Preston
Stem, Norman Harrington, Milton
Kistler, Roe Shotwell Michael Walsh.
Frank Eckert, John Van Gorden and
Wade kurtz.
Cora Storm and Minnie Rinker, of
Scranton, returned to their homes on
Sunday evening after a visit of few
days to d. W. Davis and family.
Miss Edith Kresge is on visit to
friends in New York city
DR.. l. r. Bush, a well known physi-
clan of East Stroudsburg, has been
compelled to give up his practice here
on account of i'll health, and will travel
for the benefit of his health
Mrs. 7. b. Drake is suffering from an
attack of grip.
Mrs Rutt, Miss Bender and Miss Mel
lie Rutt, of Bangor, spent Monday in
East Stroudsburg, the guests of Mrs.
Jacob Dereamer.
A. FangbOner and wife have returned
from BinghamtOn, where the former
has been attending a hospital
Charles Reed, of Easton. visited his
business friends in both boroughs on
Wednesday.
A large fire occurred at Minsi, near
this place, on Tuesday evening at 10
o'clock, the property being Pipher's 5
mill, which was totally destroyed.
Nothing was saved except a few bags
of -four. The origin of the fire is a
Il.
place where it started, which was the
back end. The loss is estimated at
$4,000 with an insurance of $500 in the
Monroe Mutual Insurance company.
The building was 50 by 46 feet, and two
and a half stories high and was
equipped with the latest improved ma
chinery.
w. b. Rockwell, manager of the
Middleton and Goshen Traction com
pany, went over the route of the Della
ware Valley Electric road on Wednes-
day with a view Of purchasing same
The road has been at a standstill since
it has been in the hands of receiver
| and it Is with a great deal of interest
that the actions of the different people
| is regarded as to what will become OF
| 1t. The road cannot be pushed to com.
pletion until all bills in the two towns
! have been satisfied. We hope this time
the road will be a go.
| DR.. Curran, of the Normal, is visiting
friends in Carlisle
The spring term of the Normal closed
on Thursday, and the summer term will
commence on Tuesday next, although
the school will not be in working order
until the following day. Large mum
bers of the students have left for theil
homes to spend their vacation. ant
others have gone with fellow students
to spend the vacation together.
The base ball team have their sched