The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-10-21
FACTORYVILLE.

MI. ana MIS-. W. n. CapWeU. Ol Dal-
las.were calling on their many friends
in town last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Eilenberger have
returned from an extended tour, and
visit in Monroe county.
James Carpenter experienced quite
an exciting runaway one day last week.
His team became frightened near the
Glenn school house. and ran toward
town, throwing him out into a barbed-
wire fence, cutting his face quite bad.
and injuring him otherwise; but not
seriously.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Bedell, of Car
bondale, have been visiting relatives
here and at the Tunnel the past week.
Let everybody come out next Fri
day evening to the Methodist EpiscO-
pal church. where the gentlemen will
entertain you with an experience meet
ing and a chicken pie supper. We know
the chicken pie will be good, because
the men are going to have O finger
in it, and the entertainment will be
good, because the ladies' as we'll as the
men are going to tell their experience.
Don't forget the night, Friday. Oct. 23
Mrs. Cogswell died last Friday night
at the home Of Elias Reynolds.
Professor Harry owens Heavy Opera
Opera house. this evening.
The Republican-Democra Mich
olson Examiner was promisciOusly dis
tributed among our voters here last
Saturday, asking Republicans to vote
the Democratic ticket. We hope every
true and honest Republican knows
what he Is going to do when he steps
up to the polls on Nov. 3 to cast his
vote for his future happiness and pros
perity.
A new time table went into effect yes
terday on the Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western railroad. The only
changes here will be as follows: No.
will arrive here at 1856 instead Of 1.S0.
and the 4 O'clock Bankers Train" will
be discontinued, and will now leave
Scranton at Sis p. M, and arrive here
at about $40. making our evening mail
about one hour earlier. The milk train
south will be due here about 1.5O p. m.
The evening train will be due here
about 7.31 p. m.
Keystone Academy foot ball team
went up to Carbondale last Saturday,
and played q hotly contested game
with the Anthracite Athletic associa-
ton team Of that city. Our boys
proved too strong for the pioneer
team," and therefore carried off the
laurels. Score, 6-4 in favor of Key
stone. This is victory No. 2, and may
the good work go on.
w. N. Shaw, Of East Lemon, Repub-
lican candidate for register and re-
corder. was looking after his campaign
interests in our town last Friday. Mr.
Shaw Is heavy tax payer cripple
and an honest, upright, Woodworking
Republican, and has always worked for
a. H. t~rA@
as recompence for such services the
Republican voters of this county can
do nothing better than to elect him to
the office which he now seeks, and
which he is justly qualified to FILL
l. o. o. +. NEWS.
District Deputy G. w. Stanton in
stalled the officers Of Mehoopany lodge
last Friday evening, also of MeshoOpen
lodge last Saturday evening.
Brother A. J. Gilmore reported
slightly better, and able to sit up a
little.
Brother D. J. Bidleman reported no
better.
Red Jacket lodge. No. 524. will en-
tertain and banquet Mill City lodge
on Wednesday evening. Oct. 2S. Let
every brother come out on this occa-
sion and have and enjoy an old-fash-
ion time and visit.
The regular Degree team, of Red
Jacket lodge. No. 524, will work the
degrees on one or more candidates from
Mill City lodge on Oct. 2S, at Odd Eel
lows hall in this place. A special lodge
meeting will he called on this night
for the purpose OF comforting these de-
grees. and Of showing our apprecia-
tion of the courtesies and hospitality
that has from time to time been eX-
tended to US by the Mill City lodge.
Brother Charles Jackson. of Red
Jacket lodge, No. 524, passed his
eightysecond mile stone yesterday. He
is hale and hearty, and sells the Sun
day papers on our streets every Sab
bath morning, and is without doubt
the oldest ''newsboy" in the state.