The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-03
WEST SIDE EVENTS.

Ynske. the italian whom County De-
tectiva Leyshon locked In the station
house Sunday night. was fined IS at
. hearing held yesterday morning be-
fore Alderman John, Of the Fourth
ward. He paid the money and was
allowed to depart. A warrant was is
sued last evening by Alderman John
for the arrest OF a man named Spok-
any. who is charged with entering the
house Of Antonio Monyeto. of Scranton
street. last night and with insulting
today.
Lieutenant Williams has the follow
ink officers in charge during the pres.
ant month: Lowry, John H. Thomas
d. Parry. Matthews. Tom Jones and
Lewis. The past month has been the
ouietest in West Side police circles fo,
several years. Lieutenant Williams
remembers no like period during his
wearing of the blue.
re the home Of Mrs. James Ord, Of
Fillmore avenue, Saturday evening,
Miss Lizzie Evans, of Jermyn, and
Daniel Colan Were married. Rev. d. p.
Jones, Of the Tabernacle church, per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Emma
Cannon acted as bridesmaid. Both la
dies wer attired in handsome costumes.
Miss Evans wearing fawn-colored
cashmere. trimmed with pearls. and her
maid looked becomingly pretty in o
tailor-made gown. Robert Saulter was
groomsman. After the ceremony re-
ception was held. Many costly pres
ents were received by Mr.. and Mrs.
Colan, who will reside on Tenth street
They are now receiving the congratula-
tions of legion of friends.
The Dodge mine was visited last
evenig by a party Of young people,
Will b. Davis conducted them through
the darkened passage way. Those who
composed the party were: Misses Myr-
tie Van Gorder. Laura Kunkle, Mary
Daniels, the Misses Crawford, ana
James Hartman, Will Betterly. Thom-
as Davis, Will Long and Thomas
Matthias.
Mrs. Frederick Colony. of Ninth
street, left yesterday for Utica.
James p. Durkin is visitor at Peck
willie.
The Chautauqua circle Of the First
Welsh Baptist church met last even
ing.
Richard Nichols has been chosen
tailor of Company F.
Born, q son. to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Nauman, of North Lincoln.
The following have been elected as
officers of the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church Sunday school. for the
year 1896: Superintendent, George L.
Peck; first assistant superintendent.
e. w. Lull; second assistant superin-
tendent, Robert Davis: secretary.
Louis H. Jones; missionary secretary,
viii Long; librarian. Frank Williams;
book distributor. Harry Hartman.
Edwin Colby, Of Sumner avenue, has
recovered from an illness.
Mrs. Mary Bray, of Mayfield. has re-
turned home after a visit to Miss Mary
Mitchell, of Meridian street.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary Reese will
occur this afternoon at 2.30 o'clock from
the late residence. on Twelfth street.
At the special religious services to be
held in the Simpson Methodist Episco-
cal church the Rev. Charles e. Sweet
will preach EACH evening of this week.
All are welcome.
w. r. Dawes, of Davies pharmacy,
has returned from a visit to Philadel-
phia.
Miss Audrey Daniels, Of Carbondale,
IL visiting friends on Eynon street.
The Oriole dancing class meets this
evening in Mears' hall.
An interesting meeting Of the Hyde
Park Literary and Debating society
was held last evening.
A child Of Hugh Gerrity, of Jackson
street, died last evening. The little one
was aged three years. The funeral ar
rangements have not been completed.
Pay days are beginning. The Dia-
mond and roundabout collieries were
paid yesterday. All of the West Side
and Taylor collieries are cutting down
the working hours. Whereseleven and
twelve hours constituted a day few
weeks ago, eight hour time Is being
worked at the present time.
Mrs. Mary Daniels, an aged and well
known resident Of Hyde Park avenue.
IL seriously Ill at the home of Mrs. Ellen
What promises to be the feature OF
the present society season Is the COM
ing private masquerade to be conduct
ed on the evening Of Dec. 10 at Mears'
hall by a number of West Side young
men.
Miss Annie Connor, of Tunkhannock,
II the guest Of her sister. Celia Connor,
Of Lincoln avenue.
King & Cleary. Of Shenandoah, who
have the contract for grading Swetland
vtreet, are pushing the work rapidly
toward completion. Tons of dirt have
been use to "fill in" to the desired grade
and a retaining wall is in course of
erection. The Linden street bridge has
thus far been kept open to traffic.
John T. Watkins. the well-known
baritone singer, will leave in January
to begin studying for a career on the
stage at a famous London school of
elocution and acting.
NORTH END.
Herbert, the son OF Thomas n. Watkins.
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