The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-03-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

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The following comment upon Colonel L.
II. Eippie's appointment as Commlssary
general. by General W. II. II. Davis, Of
Doylestown. Colonel RippIes Old brigade
commander. viii be read with interest. 1t
is from General Davis paper. the Demo-
crat: Ezra II. Ripple, the newly elected
cummissary general OF the National Guard
of Penns"lyanig with the rank of col
onel was the leader of Davis brigade
band during the operations In front of
Charleston. :. C.-War of Rebellion. We
congratulate him on his promotion, and
when the editor Of the Democrat gets hard
pushed for rations, he will send his re-
QUESTION TO Colonel Ripple with the expec-
tat!on OF having it honored on sight
Among the Scrantonians in New York
during the week We're J. j. Mccormick,
T. y. Caryl, Miss Jermyn, Mr. and Mrs.
L. Driesen, +. s. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
\. Davis. Dr and Mrs. 9. l.. Frey, NJ r..
HeaIey. g. l.. Welchel Mrs. II. Coston, T.
Flltcroft G. NJ Halstead, Mr. and Mrs.
II. c. Shafer, Il. j. Swartz, j. J. Callahan,
j. r. Porter and T.. Il. Sturges.
\ letter was received yesterday at the
prothonotary's office from Deputy Pro-
thonotary MyrOn kasson, who Is now en-
ioying a southern trip. The letter was
dated Asheyillc. y. c., and Mr. KassOn
said that on his way hOmPward he would
stop at points in Kentucky and Tennessee.
H.. Is expected in Scranton IN a few days
Mr. and Mrs James Archibald, Miss
Archibald and Miss Beiin'leave on Monday
for Philadelphia, where they viii join the
Florida excursion of the American In
stitute Of Mining Engineers. The trip
south will be made by suecial train ana
the sojourn viii last two weeks.
Rev. ". H. Stubblebine, pastor Of cal
vary Reformed church, who has been alb
sent on a three weeks lccturiug tour, has
returned and will preach in the chapel
tomorrow morning and evening.
Dr. II. T.. Van Bergan, Of Green Ridge
street, intends 10 leave this city for BIf-
ralo early in April TO become manager Of Il
manufacturing establishment
James NJ. Boland, a former resident Of
this city. and q brother Of e. g. Boland,
waa selected warden Of the Luzernc coun-
ty prison Tuesday night.
William Toole, Of Greenwood. stu-
dent at StroudsburE State Normal school
arrived home yesterday to enjoy his spring
vacation with friends.
Attorney Cornelius Smith has been be-
fore the supreme court arguing the ease Of
Judson Nelson VS.. the HILLSIDE Coal and
Iron company
Dr. T.. II. McAndrew late of the Iaclia,
wanna hospital and Rev. X, a. McAudrew
are expected to arrive In New York from
Europe To-Day.
81. Clair McKrlway. editor Of the Brook
lyn Eagle. VINO had been the guest of Dr
B. II. Throop, left for Brooklyn Tues
day morning.
pr Lutz left this morning for philadcl-
phia, where he viii pursue q special course
Of instruction In one of the hospitals In
that city.
Mrs. 9. II, Van Buskrk and Mrs. Lane
~ $50 Mulberry street, have just returned
from four weeks trip 10 Palm Beach,
Fla.
Miss Molllc Monk, who has been visit
ing friends In the city the past week. re-
turned to her home In Moscow last even
ing
Edward Saltry, of West Market street. a
student of ST. Thomas college is In Phil
adclphla for treatment OF the eyes.
Mrs. William Wood OF Wayne. Pa, Is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. g. Rey-
nolds, of 9l3 Mulberry street.
Rev. Rogers Israel of st. I.ukc's.
preached In the Holy Trinity church, at
Carbondale, Thursday night
Misses Gwladys Joseph, Mary Davies
and Annie Jenkins have been ON busi-
ness trip to New York city.
Mrs. NJ. -. Hlne, of Pine street. and
Mrs. William Maxey, OF South Gibson
street. are In New York.
Mrs. w. w. Watson, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. NJ A. Lclsenrlng, has
gone to Beaufort, S. C.
Miss Alice Mnhon. of the bloomsbury
Normal school. is visiting her parents ON
Mulberry street
Editor Frank r. Woodward. formerly Of
the Dunmore Pioneer. IL visiting friends
In this vicinity.
Mrs. Falkenbury, Of Adams avenue. Is
visiting friends at Binghamton and sus-
quehanna.
Miss NJ. Il. IIealey and sister, Miss
Kathryn. OF Wyoming avenue. are In New
York.
Miss Carrie Smith, of Trenton, N. j.. is