The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-09
merry store, has returned from New York

merry store, has returned from New YORK
city.
Miss Margaret Morgan. of Lestershire,
n. Y, is the guest of West Side friends.
Mrs. ID. G. Powell. of North Garfield
avenue, was Il visitor In Kingston ednes-
day
Miss Carrie Karr. of the West Side. has
returned from New York city and Brook
lyn.
Miss Nellie Kennedy. of Olyphant, has
returned home after Visit with tr'ehas
here.
Mrs. ]. ID. Price. of North Fillmore ave-
nue., has returned from a visit TO Rich
Miss Sadie Bender, of East Market
street, has returned from u weeks stay
at Berwick. 80.
Hon. John p. Kelley and Attorney |. IL.
Burns were in Carbondale on business
Wednesday.
Miss sarah Durkin. of the South Side.
went to Chicago Wednesday u attend thc
wedding of her sister. Miss Maria Dur
kin.
street, has returned on account OF Ill
health from Central Normal school, DAN
vile. lad.
Miss Annie Collins, of this city. who was
in charge of the Carbondale Telephone eX-
change has returned after having m
structed the new operators employed
there.
Hon. John Il. Farr left for Pittsburs
Rev. ID. II. Green, of Ashley, was
Scranton visitor Wednesday.
Judge II. NJ. Edwards presided in the
Wilwes-Barre courts this week.
Conner Jones and Miss Nellie Edwards,
of Taylor, will be married Wednesday,.
Mts Jennie Fellows, OF the West Side. ia
home from a few days spent in Kingston.
DR.. w. X. Dolan and +. j. McCann We're
trout fishing at Mount Pocono Nednes-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James Melvin, of Dury N,
visited Minooka friends the forepart of the
week. 90
Mrs. Florence Schilling will sing at the
Saengerfest in Hartford, Conn, on June
9S and %
Miss Margaret Moylan, of Hazleton, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. =. j. Nealis.
of Jackson street.
Miss Anna Walsh, of Garfield avenue,
will be married to Bernard McDcrmott,
of Price street, on May H.
MIS-. Gertrude Shoemaker, of this city,
spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Williams of Nicholson.
Mrs. Sarah Williams, of Nicholson, was
the guest of Miss Lizzie Matthews, of this
| city, the forepart of the week.
Miss blanche Taylor, of Peckville. has
| returned after two days visit with Mrs.
f. i. Doty, of Hampton street.
| Miss Mary Coyme and Miss Mary Casey,
| of Minooka, left for Chicago Thursday at
noon. They will reside there permanent
| iy.
Contractor Morris Williams. Of Rock
! street, and his Wife's mother, Mrs. ThOni-
as, sailed from New York for England
| Wednesday.
Rev. John Loughran, pastor Of st. Jo-
| seph's church, Minooka, is convalescing
| from a very serious illness and becoming
| rapidly restored to health.
| Rev. +. j. Molley, pastor of St. JONAS
| church, South Side, will sail for Europe on
| June ], to be absent three months. Rev.
| j. y. Moflltt, his assistant. will have
charge of the parish in his absence.
| Miss Lizzie c. Kennedy, of Duryca. was
| the guest of Scranton friends yesterday.
| Miss Nellie Murtach, OF Irving avenue,
| is home from II visit among relatives IN
| Carbondale
Mrs. James Naurehan, of New York, is
the guest Of her aunt, Mrs. J. 5. Cole
| man, of Irving avenue
| Mrs. James ilauschan, of New York city,
| is the guest of her aunt, Mrs John S.
Coleman. of Irving avenue.
| David Davis, of Shamokin, was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Robertson, Of
| the West Side, the past week.
| Editor James r.. Judge, of the Index.
| has returned from Philadelphia. where
he attended the Prohibition state con-
vention.
| Mrs. John Williams and Miss ELLA Gale.
| OF BinGhamton, are visiting at the resi-
aence of MIR. and Mrs John p. White, of
| Prescott avenue.
Attorney G. l.. Hawley, Attorney w. w.
Iathrope and William II. Richmond. #
| this city, wore chosen delegates to the Ma
tlonal Prohibition convention at the state
| Prohibition convention held in Philadei-
phia this week. Horace W. Walton was
named as. presidential clector for this con-
| greSSionul district