The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-30
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CITY NOTES.
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The celebrated jubilee singers are to b.
IN the Methodis church at Taylor mex
Monday evening. Dec. z.
Checks for .'The Girl Left Behind Me-
will be given out this morning at 3 O'Clock
at the Academy of Music. Sale at 9.
The fair of the Sheridan Monument as
Music hall. viii, reopen today in Sam
The registry lists are being prepared by
the county commissioners and registers
Monday.
A. rule was granted yesterday in the
orphans court to show cause why the sale
ordered In the estate Of Mary Il. Williams
should not be stayed.
Congressman Scranton left for Washing
ton at noon yesterday. He will reside at
the Shoreham during the congressional
session. which opens Monday.
pany will next. week begin operations In
Its new parlor furniture plant on Capouse
avenue. They will start with a skilled
labor force of about thirty hands.
All ladies' interested in the Scranton
auxiliary. of the McAll mission are earn
estly invited to attend a meeting at the
house of Mrs. A.. f. Hunt, 645 Jefferson
avenue, Monday, Dec. 2, at $3.50 p. m.
The writ of certiorari to the orphans
court of this county from the Supreme
court was received by Clerk of the Courts
Thomas yesterday in the matter of the
appeal of James Nichols from the decision
of the orphans court in the Sarah Nichols
will case.
The demands upon the Rescue mission
for clothing. boots and shoes is much
any who can spare such articles to send
them to Ill Franklin avenue. With cloth
ing for men and women they could relieve
several families at the present time.
In the lecture room of the Court Street
Methodist Episcopal church on Tuesday
evening. Dec. 8, the Ladies' Aid society
will give q clam chowder social. There
will be q short literary and musical pro-
mi after which clam chowder and
other good things will be served.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
G 1SSn X Ku G1ssk aS od Mary Ma cS %orsn, r ssSSrmaans;ont to
Michael Hinska, Richmondale, and Maria
Bartalsky, Forest City; Alfred Haskng,
q n E9T Toio and se Family D sndj Lhska Y K;vans;
Jermyn.
The folio wing Patriotic Order Sons Of
America appointments of district presi-
F Prass n'e Clarence e1se F. HUH, Of sRamoEin:
+. b. Hitler. of Carbondale; Lacka wanna,
eastern district, A.. j.. Colborn. jr., Of
Scranton; Lackawanna, western district,
ID. j. Davis, of Scranton. ,
In the estate of Christiana Forkel, late
of the borough Of. Jermyn, letters of ad-
ministration were yesterday. granted to
John c. Gordon. late of the city of Scran-
ton, letters of administration to the
widow, Honora Gordon, were granted by
Register of Wills Hopkins.
Deeds of the following properties sold
at sherifs' sale were acknowledged. by
Sheriff Clemens In open court yesterday:
70 George Kinback, property of F.. q.
Rarick, located In Throop. consid eration,
S9S; to ]. ID. Stocker. property of James
Quinn. in Mayfield. consideration. $3.50; to
B. II. Price, property of James H. Fisher,
In Scranton. consideration, so.
Tonight Will he held the rally under the
auspices of the Scranton branch of the
Commercial Travellers Home association
in the Young Mems Christian Association
hall on Wyoming avenue. A general invi:
tation to be present has been EXTENDED
business men generally throughout the
city, as II is desired they should meet
Mayor Nichols, Of Wilkes-Barre; Mayor
Green, OF .Binghamton, and g large dele:
cation which will be present from each Of
those cities.