The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-04-14
CITY NOTES.
Join the Blues and eat Turkey.

Ed. Hartman will zen his new hct"l
on Prescott aven Saturday evening.
The funeral of henry K. Williams will
take place this afternoon from his late
residence. 5Oi New street.
Frank Lungo. of Pittston, was painfully
injured yesterday morning while trying
to get o.f II rapidly moving electric car
on Franklin avenue.
In the assumpsit suit of II. Koehler Il
Co., of New York. against ID. +. kearney,
Of this city. a new trial was yesterday re-
fused by Judge Gunster.
There was Il total of thifty-six deaths
in the city last week, five resulting from
conta gious diseases. Two new cases Of
contagious diseases were reported.
Patrick Golden. of Bellevue. is anxious
TO back McLane and Calpin. of that place,
against Rickaby and Dove, for game
of hand ball. for from $50 to 800 side.
william Collins was arrested yesterday
at the instance of his parents, who oc-
cused him of stealing watch from the
house and threatening to do them bodily
injury.
The Womans Christian Temperance
union will hold their regular meeting to-
morrow at p. m. in their new rooms. on
Washington avenue and Linden street.
All welcome.
Scranton union, No. 474. Equitable Aid
union, will hold an entertainment and
hop in Music Hall this evening. Good mu,
sic will be provided and an enjoyable time
promised to all.
The Green Ridge Women's Christian
Temperance union will hold an evangelis-
tic meeting at Mrs. J. s. Miller's, 1904
Penn avenue. Tuesday, at $50 p. IN. a
large attendance Is desired.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
Lutheran church held a very enjoyable
birthday social at the home of Mrs. G. Fl.
Van Buskirk. Adams avenue, Friday ev-
enins. neat sum was realized.
The st. Peters Total Abstinence AMI
Benevolent society of Bellevue yesterday
elected James Calpin, Michael Collins. NJ.
j. OToole and John McDonough dele
gates to the diocesan convention at Free
land in May.
Workmen of the Barber Asphalt Paving
company are engaged in patching the
pavement on Washington avenue.
The same company yesterday took out a
permit for the paving of Monroe avenue.
between Vine and Myrtle street.
Lincoln park, until recently known as
Wahlers garden will be opened to the
public wednesday night by it's new pro-
prietors. +. }. ODonnell, who intends to
run 1T as church and lodge picnic resort
Music for the opening will be furnished
w Sandersons Serenade band.
Mike Norusziewicz John Yuskowkericz
and Tony Corruscovicz, president, vice.
president and secretary respectively of
the st. Joseph's. society of the South
day by Alderman Millar for assaulting
Joe Rugan, member of the society.
The Young Women's Christian associa.
tion invites all women to thimble tea
TO be given at their rooms this evening
The entertainment committee has taken
especial pains to make this evening cs.
pecially attractive and homelike for all
and pleasant social hour is anticipated.
Marriage licenses We're yesterday graft.
ed by Clerk Of the Courts John II. Thorn
as to James A. Reed and Cora A. Mack
the former of Falls, Wyoming county, anC
the latter of Clark's Summit; Frank Bur
nam and Ellie Osborne Scranton; George
Kushneir and Susie Monzack, Old Forge
John Bucko and Eva Drancak. Scranton
The regular meeting of the Lackawanus
Institute of History and Science, will b,
held at the board of trade room this ev
ening at 7.45. AS the meeting occurs jus
before the removal from the court house
10 the Green Rldg} kbrary and as severa
to be finally voted bis meeting. 1t !,
very important tn be full at
tendance.