The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-06-19
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JOnn 1anatOneS was arrested last
evening on a warrant issued by Alder
man Roberts at the instance Of Adam
Miklaskey. Miklaskey claimed that the
defendant entered his chamber and
wanted to know the time. Miklaskey
told him that his watch was In his din
ner pail. A little while after another
man came in and wanted to know If 1t
was time to quit. Mlklaskey went to
his dinner pail and discovered that his
watch was gone. lanatones was inn
mcdiately suspected and warrant
sworn out FOR his arrest. The warrant
was placed in the hands of Constable
Davis. who went to Yanatones' board
ing place and made inquiries concern
ing him and was told that he was not
around. Just as the officer was leaving
some one whispered to him that his
man was hiding in the cellar. A search
was made and the prisoner found In the
cellar. At the hearing he was held un-
der $500 bail to appear at court.
Mrs. Robert Il. Westlake rendered q
reception to the members of the Meth
odist Episcopal church last evening at
her home on West Market street. The
affair was q most interesting one. Dur
ing the evening ice cream and cake and
Strawberries were served and the fol-
lowing short programme rendered: Pi-
ano solo, Miss Amy Decker; instrument
tai trio, Misses Meta Osterhout, Annie
Gillespie and jennie Zeigler; recitation.
Miss Grace Williams; duet, Misses Hat
tie Lloyd and Nellie Stilson; flag drill.
pupils from Miss Walkers room, No.
% school.
Closing exercises will be held in near
ly all of the rooms of No. Is school this
morning. Probably the most interest
ing will be the programme rendered by
pupils Of Miss Walkers room, which
will be as follows: Singing. school; nag
exercise, Julia Henwood and Grace
Atherton; recitations, Nellie Gilbride
and Lizzie Henderson,; song. school;
dialogue Anna Davis. Jennie Williams
and Anna Mccormick; recitations, Vio-
let Danvers, Cora Roberts, Blanche
Reese and Keturah Jones; instrument
tai, Maggie Jervis; essays, Myrrthin
Edwards and Mary Jones; exercise,
Margaret Edwards and Rachel Phillips;
dialogue. Fred Atherton and Frank
Richards; recitations, Alice Colviman
and Jennie Jenkins; flag drill and song,
fourteen pupils from Miss Walkers
room.
Rev. W. G. Watkins and d. w. Thom-
as will attend the Bucknell university
commencement exercises.
The West Ridge accidental fund will
run their second annual excursion Sat-
urday. June 20. to Farview.
Miss Gertie Chenoweth, Of Wayne av-
enue, who has been visiting friends at
Dudyea. returned home yesterday.
William Cabo and George Cooper, of
Fenner, & Chappells store. have re-
turned from their summer vacations.
Willie Igler, Of Oak street, Is visiting
friends in Wayne county.
A fishing contest between Fred Gehl-
ing and Charles Stiles will take place
the fore part of next week at Sickler's
pond
Mrs. Smith and two children, Of Ohio.
returned home yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs Ralph Foote, of Wayne
county, are visiting friends in this Sec
tion.
Roger Owens, of Main avenue, is en-
tertaining Mortimer Owens, Of Norris
town, N. j.
Mrs. Pedley, Of Oak street, is slightly
indisposed.
Miss Annie Walsh. of Christians shoe
store, Is slightly indisposed.
Be sure and attend our Hosiery sale
Saturday, there is money in it for you.
MEARS & HAGEN.
Miss Anna Healey, Of West Market
street, leaves in few days for Corea,
Kan, where she will enter a convent.
The st. Joseph society's picnic will be
held at Frear's grove July 4.
William Penman has quite strong sta
BILE in training at the Detroit mile track.
His most promising trotter Is the geldins
Peter, that Is u candidate for the NJ. & NJ.
stakes.