The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-11
NORTH END NOTES.

+. Il. Teal, of Sanderson avenue, Is
visiting in North Carolina.
Miss Libbie Neary, of Market street,
has recovered from his recent Illness.
j. B. Kane, of Leggett's street. Is on
two weeks visit with friends at Shen-
andoah.
Dr. A. Strang will remove his office
from Oak street to Church avenue and
Oak street on April |.
Charles w. Scharar, OF Main avenue,
expects to remove to the house Of w.
ii. Griffin, on Market street.
Fl. G. Jackson, of Oak street and
Church avenue, expects to remove to
Carbondale during next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. IL. Foster, of Middle
town, N. H., are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Price, of Monsey avenue.
Green Ridge lodge, No. 597. Free and
Accepted Masons, will hold a stated
meeting tonight in their hall on Dick
son avenue. There will be work In the
r. c. degree.
A large number of persons are al
ways gathered around the property of
Samuel McEachen, on the corner of
Wayne avenue and Oak street, watch
ing the drill which he has in operation
for the purpose of testing the coal un-
derneath his land.
Albert Zerfueh, of North Main ave-
nue.. died Saturday night from an i'll
ness of grip. He was 46 years of age
and unmarried. The funeral will be
held at 2 O'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Intement will be made in the Forest
Home cemetery, Taylor borough.
AS some men were going to work
early Saturday morning they found an
entire suit of working clothes, includ-
ing the under garments, hanging on a
fence on Mary street, as though put
by some one who was going to bed, the
stockings being put into the shooes;
but no trace could be found of an own
er to them.
The funeral of David ]. Davis, of
Parker street, who died in the hospital
last Friday morning of pleuro-pneu
monia, will take place this afternoon.
The service will be held in the Welsh
Baptist church at o'clock, and It is
requested that each member of Tonna-
luka tribe, No. II, Improved Order Of
Red Men, be present.
Mrs. Thomas Ruane, of Cusick ave-
nue.. will be buried today in the Hyde
Park Catholic cemetery. High requiem
mass will be said in the Holy Rosary
church at 10 o'clock this morning. Mrs.
Ruane died last Saturday morning
rather suddenly. Although she had
been sick for nearly a month previous
to her death, she was able to be around
up to a few days previous. She was
born in County Mayo, Ireland, sixty
eight years ago, but emigrated to us
ter county, New York, when a young
woman, and removed to Scranton in
1857. She Is survived by two sons and
one daughter. They are z. j. Ruane,
deputy city treasurer: Andrew Ruane
and Mrs. Anthony OMalley.
An effective step towards wiping out
those persons who have been robbing
the hen roosts in this vicinity for some
time past, was taken last Saturday,
when Thomas Simms, of Oak street,
had John Connolly and Michael Hag-
gerty, of Leggett's street, arrested for
stealing a game rooster from him last
Monday night. He had sworn out
search warrant on Friday for the
searching of the property of Michael j.
Neary, on Mary street, Constable Davis
took the warrant and found the rooster
and arrested James, the son of Michael
Neary, who told Alderman Roberts
that he had purchased it from Connol-
ly and Haggerty. Saturday morning
Smms swore out warrant for their
arrest which Constable Davis served
and took both boys before Alderman
Roberts in the afternoon, where they
confessed to having stolen 1t on Mon
day night about 7SO, Connolly watch