The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-12-20
CITY NOTES.

The teachers will be paid this after
noon.
Saturday and Monday are donation days
at the Lacka.wanna hospital
Druggist John Phelps is suffering from
@ sprained ankle which he sustained
Wednesday evening.
Rev. ]. r. Logan. of Wilkes-B Pa,
will preach in Beers hall, 3O1 North Main
avenue, this evening.
Martin Kerwin, of Olyphant, who recent
ly attempted suicide, was discharged from
the county jail yesterday on bail.
On Friday evening. Jan. TO- Marshall p
Wilder will give an entertainment in
Young Mems Christian Association hail.
The Green Ridge Lumber company has
purchased sixty turkeys from Grocery
man T. II. Hughes for presentation to its
employees.
The Republicans Of the Third district
Of the Sixth ward will caucus at the reg
ular polling place on Monday evening be-
tween the hours Of and 6.
The Guild Of St. Hilda will conduct its
Christmas candy sale at the parish rooms,
Adams avenue and Linden street, from
4 to 8 and Z to 9 y. m. on Saturday.
William Magurgis. of the West Side, is
suffering from a painful confusion of the
flesh on the right leg, was received at the
Lackawanna hospital last night.
The Shea company now at the Academy
OF Music will present "A Man-o- Wars
man" tonight, ''Snares Of New York. to-
morrow afternoon and Escaped From
Sing Sing tomorrow night.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Vincenzo Di Muro and Angelo ST.
none. Dunmore; Doninick Penda and
Maria Mohnare, Scranton; Richard Rob-
erts and Susie Owens, Taylor.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald died yesterday
morning at her home 2O5 Meridian street.
after a short Illness. She Is survived by
fcr husband and one daughter The fu-
neral will take place on Sunday afternoon
at 2.30.
City Controller Fred J. Widmayer yes
terday filed with the clerk of the courts
a certified copy Of the resolution paised
by the board Of control with refere:ce to
the issuance of the second series of bonds
for the new high school building.
Last evening the electric sign above
the entrance to the store Of Lewis, Reilly
q Davies got on fire through a defective
wire leading to II. The flames We're ex-
einguished with a hose kept in the store.
The sign Was burned out, however.
Wednesday evening the Truth issued its
Christmas number Of twenty-four pages,
which was one of the best given to the
puuiic neredOOuN fnlS year. "A feature OF
the paper was a woman department, con-
tanning articles of a timely nature from
the pens OF some OF the leading women of
the city. The members of the Truths tai
ented corps of writer's also contributed
very interesting and readable special ar
ficles. Each page contained something
well worth reading.
The attendance at the Sheridan Monu-
ment association fair last night was quite
large. The members Of the Father Whit
ty's society of Providence and of the Wo-
mems auxiliary of the Lieutenant Ezra
8. Ghiin post. Grand Army of the Repub-
aic. were present. The Lawrence orches.
ira furnished the music. c. w Sanborn
and ]. c. Sanlborn, brothers, representing
the Smith Granite company, of Westerly.
r. l., who are In the city. win place In the
window Of 4amter's clothing store TODAY
q miniature statue of General Sheridan
on horse back. The model will be about
four feet nigh and is Of plaster Of Paris.
MR.. BARTL TAKES THE OATH.
Il IVES Dose In Open Court Yesterday
Afternoon.
County surveyor-elect Edmund a.
BArti yesterday took the oath Of offics
in open court before Judge Archibald.
The oath was TIE regular one provided
BY act Of assembly. and embodies the
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