The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-10-19
THE DEVIL AND THE DEEP SEA
TUNkHANNoCk. x.

z. C. Kiethline. the Mehoopany liv-
eryman. has purchased a block OF land
at the west end of Putnam street. near
the I.chich Valley depot, and VIII re-
move his family ard business TO this
rGace. One of his first moves VIII he to
erect a barn on the vacant tract usual
Is occupied by railroad ties, mine props.
etc Tunlharrock has drawn heavily
on the population Of Mehoopany of late,
and Mehoopany's loss is our gain, for
they almost invariably send us good
citizens
The diagram for the Sadie Kaiser
concert opens at Greenville's drug store
this morning.
John y. Fassett. cashier of the Wy
om!ng National bank. is authority for
the statement that from $4,000 TO SIG 900
pension money belonging to veteran
soldiers is handled by the bank every
quarter As the Towanda, Montrose
and Wnkes-Rarre banks each catch a
portion of the money every quarter, II
Is assumed that the total amount OF
pension money distributed within the
county is not less than 100000 annually.
r. NJ Piatt has gone to Watsontown,
Pa. for a visit.
Mrs. C. ]. Reed and son, Spencer. will
start scl..h about the fret OF Novem-
ber. taking IN the exposition at Allan
ia, and probably remaining in Florida
during the winter
Mrs. F.. l.. Avery Is visiting her
daughter, Mrs George Leighton. at
Glenbufn.
The rumcr concerning an electric rail-
way to connect ;jlis place with Nichol-
son Ia getting on its feet again. This
time 1t Is asserted that the line is to he
extended to Carbondale and that par
ties abundantly able TO push the thing
through are about to get their should
ers under H. So mote II be.
Dr. +. a. Nantyle. q popular and sue
cessful physician at Cllcago, with his
wife and family. are visiting South
Eaton relations. He Ia ra.ive Of that
place, but has been living at Chicago
for a number of years.
Judge Ewell. whose recent death oc-
CURED at Bloomsburg. was president
judge Of this judicial district when 1t
comprised the counties of Columbia.
Nontour, Sullivan and wyoming
Many here were intimately acquainted
with him. ard all speak very highly.
not only Of his judicial ability. but OF
his social worth His remains passed
uD the Loh;gh Valley road on train
No. yesterday, en- route for Towanla
for burial. and were accompanied by
his venerable wifc, his son George E.
who Is editor of the bloomsbury CO.
lumban, and other members OF the
family.
~. r. Bedford. Of Springvi,e. has
moved his family irl'o the Koeler tene-
ment house on Slocrm street. He was
former resident here.
George Oal,ey. n resident Of Snrinr-
vile township. was up before Justice
Kutz Thureday on the charge OF arson
preferred ny Oliver Button who owns
tract OF land on the huckleberry
mour!a!r. According to The testimony.
Button had been living with his family
upon the mountain for considerable
time. and during the huckieberry sea-
son the past summer the entire family
engaged In picking berries for market
One day while they were all away from
home Oakley In conne-v with u par. y
os frieLds,c came on the mountain after
berries and INDUCED Eery freely In
snake-blte antldotss Getting hilarious,
they visited Buttons home ard nnd-
Ing the family absert, Oakley set fire
to the hcuse "to see the bed bugs hus-
tle." as he expressed 1t. The house was