The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-08-17
TUNKHANNOCK.

MISS ANNE GOWN, OF Parsons, Is VISIT
ing Mr.. and, Mrs. c. d. Dershimer.
Miss Margaret Stevens. of Towan-
da. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. p. Ross.
X. T. Northrop and son, Albert, are
| at Asbury Park for few days.
Through James T.. Frear as auditor a
final settlement has been made in the
case of +. e. Runnel & Co., bankers, who
failed here many years ago. The first
distribution was something over 16 per
cent. and now a second and last dis
tribution of Sa4 per cent. has been
made. Thus the depositors have re-
ceived about one-fourth of their money.
Mrs. Fl. G. Lutz and children, of
Wilkes Barre, who have been visiting
James Kelly for some time, returned
home Thursday.
The following will spend the week at
Lake Carey in Hendricks cottage:
Messrs. Marcy Miller, John Fassett,
Spencer Heed. Fred Billings, Misses
Carrie Graham, Ella Brown, Name
Williamson, Mrs. Charles Graham and
Miss Mabel Harding, of Binghamton.
Word has been received from John d.
Clark that his father is sick and he will
therefore be unable to return and play
ball with the Tritons the remainder of
the season.
Colonel N. A. McKown and family
| have just returned from weeks outing
at Hotel Fern Cliff, Lake Carey.
Miss Clara Bascom. of White Hall
New York who has been visiting Miss
Elizabeth kittredge for the past three
weeks, returned home 10 day.
Miss Bertha Pope, stenographer and
type writer for Paul Billings Il Sons is
spending her two weeks vacation with
her parents ut jackson, Susuuehanna
county.
Mrs. Sampson. of Bnghamton, is Wis
iting her son, D. W. Sampson.
Miss Ruth Palen, Of Philadelphia. who
has been visiting her cousins. Misses
Hope and Helen Northrop. returned
home Saturday.
Miss Grace Darlington left today for
Mountain Lake, Bradford county. for
II week.
Professor ". NJ. Wood is spending ten
days with his parents in New York
state.
ON Friday evening last the Epworth
League. of the NJ. T.. church. gave u
festival on the lawn of Frank H. Kram
County Superintendent Jarvis and
| wife have just returned from Il visit
with Mr.. Jarvis parents at lie Rays
willie.
There was the largest crowd at the
Changers picnic at Lake Carey on
Thursday last that has been there fol
years.
In the case of Emerson Lott found
guilty for assault and battery upon his
wife, the judge sentenced him to 81
days in Jail, ne of 81 and to pay all
costs which will amount to over $50.
In the case of Harry Rhoades fol-
stealing trout from w. T.. and G. A
Little. he was given 80 days in Jail, SIC
| fine, pay all costs and restore the prop
erty. VIII Glfoy who was in it too is
out on $500 bail to appear at the next
term of court and receive sentence.
The grand jury found u true bill
against Dave Meyers on the charge of
| assault ana battery with intent to kill
and also a true bill against 'Pud" Mey-
ers as being an accessory. This will
be remembered as the Chamberlain
stabbing case and will be tried next
November.
The jury brought in a verdict of mot
guilty at go Friday evening in the
case of the commonwealth against Els
worth Smith charged with malicious
mischief and Levi Howell. the prosecu-
tor. is to pay the costs. This is the set
tlement of a dispute over the right of a
roadway in Monroe county.
At 635 yesterday evning the August
term Of court adorned to meet at 3 m
on September |.
On Friday afternoon last Miss Name
Shook gave a tea at her home on Put
nam street. The following We're pres
ent: Misses Ruth Palen and Vanie
Thornton, Of Philadelphia; Miss Clara
Bascom, of White Hall. N. Y; Miss
Anna Colvin. of Parsons: Miss Cetie
Rogers. of South Eaton: Misses Alice
and Jenine Roberts and Carrie and Eva
Brown. of Pittsun. and Misses Clara
and Matte Driesbach, of Wilkes Barre.
The following from Tunkhannock were
also present: Mrs. Aaron Brown, Mrs
G.. o. Dershimer, Mrs. MentZer, Misses
Eleanor Little. Sallie Bannatyne. Agnes
Stark. EfIie Reynolds. Eva Carlin
Flora White, Adelaide McEowen, Daisy
and Lillian Childs. Mary Avery Helen
Lewis, Lizzie Bunnell Lizzie Kittredge
Hope Northrop. Lizzie Kiefer, Sara and
Mae HOadley.
Mrs. Ed. Chaffee and son. Louis. have
returned from trip through Bradfod
county.
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