The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-23
Personal AND OTHER ITEMS.

L. r. Tracey of New York, Is In TINS
city.
this city yesterday.
H. II. r, agdon, general business man
ager of the Lomar Vista Aid associa-
tion chartered under the laws of PENN
sylvamia, and l.. p. Smith. of scranton,
were in this city yesterday for the
purpose of forming a local branch OF
that company.
Moore Crago. of Scranton, was WIS.,
stor In this city yesterday.
Connor 4 Son are greatly improving
the grounds around the parochial resi-
dence.
A. $. Baker has purchased lot at
Crystal Lake.
4 reception was given by Miss Agnes
che phard to about twenty of her friends
Wednesday evening at the home OF he.r
sister, Mrs. Sanderson Irving. on Ninth
avenue.
T. B. Ryan. an Erie flagman. while
coupling cars. had a portion or MS
ha nd smashed.
Emma Burke. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Burke. of Pike street,
died yesterday morning OF cholera in
fantum. Interment will be made In st.
Rose cemetery today at p. m.
Frank Hollenback has purchased q
urge lullhDtT tCl HC<ti SA'i>" 49,
ter
Mrs. BERTHA Frank. Of Scranton. who
Is visiting at thu home OF her daugh-
ter Mrs Sol Kline. had the mistor-
tune to have a bone stick In her throat
"Wednesday night. After some trou-
BILE the bone was removed.
l.. r. Steele. of the Electric City, was
in .tis CIV Yesterday.
M. E. M-Dcnald, Of Scranton, shook
hands with friends in this city yester-
dar
The Ancient Order Foresters OF
America lodge of Plymouth Is at Far
view TODAY.
Miss Edith Courtrlght has returned
from visit with Scranton friends.
Miss Annie McTige. Of Scranton,
spent several days this week with Car
bondale friends
Owen Timmons Is convalescent.
Yesterday afternoon the hind truck
of a gravity car left the track and
dropped into the pit at the head OF
plane No. %. No serious damage re-
suited
J. w. Abraham will talk Sunday
evening at the Baptist taberna Gle on
Persia. the political. social and relig-
ious life of the people," He will illus
trate his talk by producing sixty stere-
op.icon views.
The delivery team Of Armour & Co.
became frightened at the Delaware and
Hudson freight house yesterday and
ran away down Dundaff street. 1t was
caught before any serious damage was
incurred.
Yesterday afternoon the remains OF
the infant Of Frank Budjack. Of Ca
naan street. We're inferred in St. Rose
cemetery.
r. F.. Mason and Charles Orchard
have returned from Canada.
John O'Connell and p. c. O'Connor
have left for ten days visit at Allan
tic City
Patrick Mcdonald Is on the sick list.
Miss Fila and Roce Murphy. of this
city. and Miss Nettie O.Hara. of Scran-
ton. left for few weeks visit with
friends in HoEesdale yesterday
Mrs Patrick Powderly. Of Washing
ton street. and Mrs. James Farrell OF
Wyoming street, were In Scranton yes
terday.
Yesterday the remains Of John c.
Swindlehurst were buried in Maple-
wood cemetery. The child which was
three and ha'f months old, died OF
cholera fnfantum.
Members Of the Coosan family who
were cHilpiHS III Elk Lake nave re-
turned home
Mr.. and Mrs. Georre Bnrrell and Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Mills have returned
from Asbury Park
Mrs Clark Wilcox, of Elmira, who
has been visiting her grand parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hall. has left for
Scranton
In honor OF their guest, Miss Leona
Kimbal, Of Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. Crane. Of Terrace street. entertain
ed a number Of ;heir friends In pleas
ant manner Wednesday night.
Miss Emma Ellison, OF Corning. ".
y Is the guest CT Mrs. J. J. Reigeluth.
The family OF J. w. Dlmock Is en-
joving Wayne county trip.
The funeral Of Michael Kruper. who
died on Tuesday afternoon was held
this afternoon at 1890 O'Clock. Inter-
ment WIS made In st. Rose cemetery.
Lieutenant Edgar Jadwin. OF the
United States Army, was in this city
Yesterday. He accompanied his father,
IJn. G. e. Jadwin. of HOnesdale.
Abe Sahm IA much imnroved