The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-13
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

Michael and Thomas Kelly, of the
South Side. are at 'Poyntelle, where
they will spend several days.
Harry Timmons, who has been Sery
sick. Is little better today.
DIR. Burnett. of Scranton, was in
consultation with DR.. T. c. Fitzsim-
mons yesterday.
Mrs. l.. l., Loveland. who has been
very Ill, is able to be out again Mr..
l.oveland is improving.
Mrs, hanford. wife of Inspector Han
ford. or the Prudential Insurance com
pany. Is i'll of typhoid fever at her
boarding place.
Conductor Edward Hubbard. of the
Gravity, is spending his vacation at
Atlantic City. He will be gone about
two weeks. During his absence W. II.
Cleft Will do his work
DIR. Edward Kase, of PHILADELPHIA, is
visiting i'm this city.
"Wednesday number of young people
surprised Miss Lizzie Newton at her
home on Canaan street. Games and
other amusements We're indulged in and
the party broke up at a late hour Those
present were Misses Nina Beach, Ollie
Moon, Grace Evans, Maggie Dunstan.
Grace Hall, Bertha Wolcott and Ed
| ward Carr, Charles Rogers. Willie Fitz-
patrick, Boyd Fowler. Ray Clifford,
Maurice Clifford ana James Dimock.
The Young Ladies' Cooking club
spent Wednesday at Crystal Lake
Rev. Abram Jones. of the Congrega-
tional church. left last evening for Chi
cago where he will go on business. He
expects to he absent a month.
Miss Annie r. Lynott. of the West
Side. is seriously ill.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Smith. of Park
street. have issued invitations for an
at home, which will he given this even
ing in honor of their guest, Miss Ar
| minta Schock
w. j. Woodman. the head clerk In
| Hotel Anthracite, who left on his vaca-
tion several days ago. will not return
! to this city. having secured a good posi-
ton in the Niagara hotel, at Buffalo.
Mesdames p. G. and w. II Oliver. W
| f, Moon, Misses Lillian Robinson, Ruth
Rivenburg and Lydia Wood spent yes
| terday at Farview.
| Arthur Lewsley, clerk in Dimock' $
shoe store, who has been III for some
time with erysipelas. is much improved
and will soon be able to be back to
work.
Miss Rose Boland. of Leadville Col
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
John Boland. of Dundaff street for the
| past month. leaves today for Rochester
| y. Y, where she will enter the NaZar-
! eth academy at that place. She is
| wished success by the large number of
| friends whom she has made during her
| stay here.
Wednesday night Miss Martha Sing
er. of South Main street. entertained a
number of friends at her home the oc-
casion being Miss Singers birthday
Those present We're: Misses Isabelle
Watt. Grace Mum, Nellie Gallaghy
| Helen Shields. Edith Bailey and Louise
| Slocum.
| Invitations have been issued for the
wedding of Miss Katie iMcNeal of Park
street, and James Corrigan, which will
take place Thursday. Sept. II.
| James McGarry. of Boston. Is the
guest Of Timothy MoGarry, of Terrace
street
Miss Annie Murrin. Of Honesdale, is
visiting friends in this city.
| Miss Maggi. Collins has accepted a
| position In the steam dye works.
Frank Stoutenger. who resigned his
position as master mechanic on the
Ontario and Western recently, will re-
IT ain in this city until spring. Yester'
day, with his wife and daughter. he left
for Syracuse. where Mrs StOutenge,
and daughter will remain for couple
of weeks. which will be spent by Mr.
Stoutenger in Buffalo.
J. p. "A. Tingley has returned from q
| two weeks vacation spent in the New
ENGLAND states.
Miss Margaret Murphy, Of Susque'
| hanna Is the guest Of Mrs. j. J. O'Boyle
of River street,
Miss Marie Daley. of Salem avenue
is visiting in Wilkes-Barre.
F.mmons l.. Peck has left for Buck
nell university, where he will take
course of study preparatory to entering
the medical profession.
Mrs. Henry Watts. of Scranton. Il
visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. L. A. Roberts, on South Churcf
| street.
Miss Alice Meigs. of Orange, Y. j., Il
visiting her aunt. Mrs. J. +. Burr
Miss Edith Norton. who has beer
spending several weeks with Miss LIZ
zie ,scurry. Of Wyoming street has re
! turned 10 her home in iHokendaudua
Bert Colwell of Jersey City' VINO ,'a'
been visiting relatives in this CITY, mas
| returned home