The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-11-20

rather grows worse. His son, Thorn
as F., who, resides in Salt Lake City,
has been sent for and arrived in this
city Monday. l,t
About twenty Of the Scranton South
Side friends OF Peter Krantz came to
this city on Sunday afternoon to extend
congratulations on his European trip
and safe return. They were entertained
by Mr.. Krantz at rooms Of the Ger
mania Singing society.
william Watt, who has spent the past
eighteen months travelling In Europe
and attending the law department of
the University OF Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor, returned to the city Monday. After
a few months spent In a law Office, &C
curing a practical knowledge of his
profession, Mr.. Watt will take the
Lackawanna bar examination and II
successful will open an office In THIS
city. Mr.. Watt has a host OF friends
who will be pleased to learn of his In
tention to locate here. He will be an
addition to the list of brilliant young
men of this city. His education, both
at college and by his extensive travels
fits him for the profession he has chosen
and makes him Il valuable addition to
Carbondale in q social way.
Andrew Wyllie, of Belmont street,
who was in New York on business, re-
turned last evening.
DR.. ]. s. Niles Is expected home from
New York today. .
Rev. L. j. Balsley, of this city. and
A%rchdeacon d. w. Coke. of Nanticoke,
are holding q mission in Forest City.
The meetings are held in the afternoons
and evenings and are well attended.
John F. Abbott, Of Garfield avenue,
Is visiting relatives in HOnesdale.
fp,tccn1 cnapi1l arpnt for (N1lp-
DOMAIN Insurance company, Mrs.
Couch. being representative, was In
town yesterday.
Mrs. H. II. Daley. of Salem avenue.
who was brought home i'll from Phila-
delphia and later underwent an opera
ton on her right knee, oes no I'M
prove as rapidly as she should. She
suffers much pain and cannot sleep.
Another operation may be necessary in
order that she may be relieved.
A number of young people of this city
begun q course of instruction on the
mandolin and guitar under Professor
Hunt, of Scranton. Among them are:
]. d. Purtell. w. d. Frank, Harry
Bartlett. George James, DR.. McGrath,
w. L. Leonard, Dan Scurry, Dr.. Thomp-
son and Elmer Brokenshire. A mando-
lin club will soon be formed among
them.
Misses Mary Coyle, Kate and Mary
Hart. who have been visiting friends in
Jermyn, have returned home.
Fortnightly club will meet tonight at
the home of Miss Joe Burr, on Church
street.
Miss Nellie Lotus, of Seventh ave
nue., has accepted a position in Cold
smiths shoe store, in Scranton.
ID. ]. Duncan. Of Garfield avenue, is
enjoying a visit from his daughter,
Mrs. John Sheyer, Of Hornellsville,
N. Y.
Miss Jennie Barnes, Of S%usquehan-
ma, is the guest of Mrs. Oscar Bailey,
of South Main street.
Artist George Gustin. of Wilkes
Barre, formerly of this city, Is visiting
his sister. Mrs. George Nicol. of Gem
etery street. Mr.. Gustin may locate in
this city.
Mrs. Engel. of Dundaff street, left
yesterday fo' Olean, N. Y, where she
will spend ten days.
Rev. j. ]. Coroner, of Forest City,
was a visitor in town yesterday.
Miss Minnie Bowen, of Pascoc, Scurry
& Co.'S store, is confined to her home
by sickness.
Frank P. Kelly, of South Main street.
has accepted a position as clerk with
r.. "A. SdTTOI.
Miss Name Murray, of Gordon ave-
nue., pleasantly entertained a number
Of her friends at her home last ever
ing. Several pleasant hours were spent
in games ,amusements and dancing.
Refreshments wer rervo6 Mt r1id~i~rt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Madigan, Misses
Mary Morrison, Maggie II Anna Ms
sett, Anna Madigan and Thomas Mis-
sett were in Scranton yesterday at
tending the marriage of Mr.. Madigan's
niece, Miss Genevieve Madigan, Of
Scranton, to H. A. Mullarkey, of Arch
bald.
Edgar Smith left this morning for
Hemlock Hollow. Wayne county, where
he will remain during the winter.
Misses Katie and Emma Barrett, of
Fallbrook street, were in Pittston yes
terday attending the O'Malley-Tighe
nuptials.
Augustus Fey, while at work over an
anvil Saturday met with a painful in
jury. A piece Of hot medal flew into his
eye.
Miss Bridget Duffy, of Brooklyn
street, is visiting friends in Scranton.
MI. and Mrs. z. X. Morse left yester-
day morning for New York.