The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-05-20
ON Other Side OF channel
Some Events Of the Day on the Wes
Side Of the City Noted.
PLEASURE AT BALD MOUNT
Enjoy able Time Had by Party Of Young
People at That Place Saturday-Enter.
tainment Of Chi Epsilon Society
Peter NiucinObcr's Troubles.

Peter Niucinobcr's Troubles.
1t was a jolly party that assembled
the steep heights of green Bald Mount
Saturday and after an enjoyable day
at the spring below the bluff, wearily
wended their homeward way, glad to
be made tired by the days pleasant
outing.
Those who comprised the happy
| party were: Grace Acker, Grace
Thayer, Gertrude Miller, May Ed
wards, Hattie Morris, Martha Nichols.
Marion Hutchinson, Carrie Gress,
Edith Honten, Anna Bunnell, Lois Fell
lows, Nellie Fellows, Jennie Fellows,
Gertie Fellows, Efie Fellows, Ethel
Fellows, Elizabeth Heiser. Edna SAKE,
Fannie Kennedy. Edna Williams, Anna
b. Williams, Gene Hall, Walter Davis.
| Union Nye, Will Morris, ,Turby Breeze,
Tudor Williams, Harold Battin, John
w. Howell, Arthur Hill, Arthur Van
Fleet, Thomas Neville, George Phillips,
Frank McGovern, Rianben Staples,
Howard Williams, Clarence Storms,
Gene Fellows, Winfield Fellows, Frank
Fellows. Ed. Clarke, Will j. Smith,
John Diehl, Frank Nichls. Chaperones:
Miss Carrie Fellows, Morilla Mott,
Alyse Miller and Harry Acker.
WI tel TO Cure the Horse.
| Pet, .ncinober, of the South Side,
carried a full complement of Robin
sons best last evening as he drove
a thoroughbred horse on West Side
streets. AS he passed a street car,
standing on the Seventh street swith,
Peter thought that, as his horse was
shy he would proceed to cultivate the
animals acquaintance with street cars.
| He drove his horse six or seven times
| around the car and was about to be
| stopped by Officer Lewis when Peter
| quit circulating and drove up West
Lackawanna avenue at a terrific gait.
When near Eighth street the buggy
| collided with a heavy wagon. Peter was
| thrown out, and, coming in contact with
| the pavement, he was made uncon-
scious. Young men curried him into
the Hook and Ladder house. and Officer
Jones sent for the patrol 1t came and
conveyed the now conscious Peter to
the West Side station house, where he
is sojourning. The horse went up the
street after the throwout and was found
by officer Saul in the new sewer trench
on the hill. With difficulty the animal
was released, nothing worse for its fall
into the hole.
Tho Chi US viii Entertain.
in the new Washburn Street Pres
byterian church tonight the Chi Upsi-
Ion society will hold a reception and
entertainment. Attendance can only
be obtained by invitation. cards having
been issued in the interest of the affair.
At the entertainment tonight the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Solo, Philip Warren; quintette, COM
posed of Will Williams, Z. D. owen,
David Owen, Will Reynolds and Walt
Jones; solo. Dan Thomas; recitation,
Charles Cadwgan; duet. Evans and
McNulty; solo, David Richards; selec-
tion, Columbian quartette; solo, Tom
Beynon. Cake and coffee will be
served.
Iu n Brief Form.
Mrs. Benjamin Bennett, of Luzerne
street, is Ill.
| Morgan Jenkins has removed from
Peckville to this side.
Rev. DR.. d. c. Hughes and wife are in
New York on a visit.
| Misses Maud Vipond and Margaret
Edwards are visiting in New York.
Miss Ada Morgan. Of North Bromley
avenue, is recovering from severe ILL
ness.
Mrs. Sutleff, of Sweet Valley, Lu-
zerne county, is visiting SHETLAND street
friends.
Corporal Will Morgan, of Company F,
has been married to Miss Clara Powell,
of Price street.
Mrs. Carlyle Moyles, of Moscow, is
visiting Mrs. II. d. Jones, of North
Hyde Park avenue.
Mrs. Lewis Getz has removed with
her family from West Lackawanna ave-
nut to West Pittston.
Howell Reese. of South Garfield ave-
nue., Is nursing a sprained wrist, re-
ceived by q fall from a ladder.
David Jones, of Hampton street, is
building a double house on that thor
oughfare, opposite the Oliver estate.
The entertainment at the Welsh Bap-
tist Garfield Avenue mission, held last
Friday evening was a successful affair.
Miss Matte Jones, of North Hyde
Park avenue. Is recovering from n Sc
we're illness Miss Jones Is yet in q
serious condition.
Mrs. Hawley and two children, of
Lincoln avenue. will leave this week
for Peru. where her husband is SUPER
intendent of railroad.
South Main avenue has been i'm
proved by the filling in of Objectionable
ruts with ashes. This part of the street
is In a passable condition.
E. d. Jones, of North Hyde Park ave-
nue., will represent the local Hepta-
sophs' lodge at the national convention
of the order. which will be held in New
Haven today.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan
Hughes, of Luzerne street. died Satur-
day morning. A private funeral oc-
CURED yesterday. The little one had
been suffering from fits for some time
past.
Benjamin Williams, of Middle Gran
Vile, N. r., who has been entertained