The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-03-03
Personal AND OTHER ITEMS.

The Royal Arcanum has paid Mrs.
Ilaviland Wright $1,000. the insurance
carried by her late husband.
The employees of the Delaware and
Hudson company at all the mines laid
off Saturday.
John +. Reynolds, esq, will deliver
his first law lecture next Monday night
at Woods college.
Mrs. T.. j. Long. of Honesdale, Is vis-
ting friends i'm this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Lewis, of South
Main street, are visiting friends for a
few days.
Superintendent c. r. Manville, of the
Delaware and Hudson, Is enjoying
trip to the Windward Islands. He ex-
poets to be absent about one month
Rev. j. j. Curran, of Wilkes Barre,
was in the city Saturday.
1t is reported that number of Scran-
ton capitalists have visited this city
and looked for "a suitable site for an
opera house.
w. j. Byrne. of the opera house. is de-
termined to try his luck with a theatri-
cal company similar to the Waite Com
edy company. We wish his enterprise
the success it deserves.
Mrs. G.. II. Rettew. with her Son, Har-
ry, and daughter, Grace, have returned
from Philadelphia.
John Hansen, Harry Hall, Charles
Vogle and W. Farrell We're in the me-
tropolis Saturday.
Peter Krantz. jr., has returned home
from Wilkes Barre, where he has been
employed in Stegmaier brewery.
Mrs. William Grifliths is III.
1t Is reported that the relatives of the
late Peter Devaney are preparing to
bring action against the Lackawanna
kapid Transit company for damages.
Mrs. Morgan Watkins, of South wy
OminS street, is visiting relatives ana
friends in Scranton anu the vicinity.
William Carter, of Spring street, re-
sumed work this morning, after being
laid up with muscular rheumatism for
two months
Mrs. Rees. of Archibald. was a visitor
in the city yesterday, and called upon
several old neighbors.
The miners of the Della ware and lIud
son in and around the city were placed
will continue this until further notice.
David Lewis, of Pike street, was in
the capital yesterday.
Il. +. Carroll the delinquent tax col
leCtor. met Frank Smith, the city con-
trOller, by appointment at the munich
pal building and after careful adjust
ment, ii is stated settlement was ef
fected by Mr.. Carroll paying $2Os1.
Mrs. A. Niles has returned from a
visit tn her son in the west.
Charles Wagner, who has been ailing
for long time, had another stroke of
epilepsy Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Kline are visiting
Mrs. b. Frank, at Scranton.
Miss Florence McCleary. of Cherry
Hill. l.. l.. is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. T.. G. Smith and her son, Ray
mond, of South Church street. are on a
visit among friends and relatives in
Green Ridge and pittston.
Mrs. $. Singer has returned home
from two months visit with friends in
Springfield, O.. and Pittsburg. Pa.
viii Coyne. of Scranton, was i'm the
city on Sunday.
W. r. MilIard, late Il trusted employe
of Hotel Anthracite. is now employed
as soliciting agent of the Westminster
hotel i'm Scranton.
The petition to council for an appro-
priation for Sunday concerts is being
largely signed. proyng the popularity
of the movement.
The Rev W. +. Davies, of Provi-
dence, preached two powerful sermons
at the Welsh Baptist church, South
Church street, Sunday.