The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-10
CITY NOTES.

DIR. w. II. Pierce will preach the ami
versary sermon at Elm Park church sun
day morning.
The articles for the Universalst Christ
mas sale will be received at any time To-
day at the chapel.
A marriage license was granted ycster-
day TO Alfred II. Notz and Louisa "
Nylander. both of this city.
Mrs Nellie Lowry. the general secretary
of the Young Women's Christian associa-
tion, will address tonights Rescue mis-
sion meeting.
All parties taking part in the produc-
ton of the story of the GERMAN Reform
alton" will meet for rehearsal at the arm
Dry OH Adams avenue this evening NJ ''do'
After prayer meeting in the Second
Presby terian church last night the Choral
society held a rehearsal at when the
music for the Christmas services was
studied.
August Haas died at his residence yes
terday afternoon after lingering Illness.
The funeral will take place saturday
morning at 9 o'clock from ST. Mary 5
German Catholic church.
Joseph y. Cassessc yesterday obtained
a writ of re9lcvin to recover two gray
horses and one set of double harness ana
one lumber wagon, which. h" says, are
unlawfully held by Luce Romano, Of Car
bondalc.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Price yesterday
sold the stock and effects of Dusgan u
Kennedy, wholesale groccrS of West
Lackawanna avenue. T.. Reardon ani
others We're the purchasers. The sale
brought $S6S.5O.
The Delaware and Hudson paid its en- =
ployes at the White oak colliery at Arch
bald yesterday. The Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western paid yesterday at the
car shops and the Cayuga ana Brsbin
mines
W. d. Spencer of Wavcrly. was yes
terday appointed guardian of Bertha, Yer.
ME and William Covcy, minor children of
the late Pardon Covey, of WaNerly who
was killed last Saturday by the running
away of his horses on Parkcr's Hill at
Wavcrly
Tonight the Bartenders association will
hold their third annual ball i'm Turner hall.
The hall will be deliberately decorated by
8. j. Fuhrman with flags. bunting, ETC.,
and potted plants will be generously used.
The committee IN charge of the ball is
John Banford, Thomas Roche. Thomas
O'Bren, =. J. Moran, John keegan, james
O'Malley, George Callahan, Thomas May.
Joe Dwyer. i. +. Martin. Bauers or
chestra will furnish music for dancing.
ON complaint of +. l.. Randall. of Page
court, Alderman Millar yesterday issued
u warrant for the arrest of Clarence Gage
on the charge of defrauding a boarding
housekeeper. Gage came from Bingham
with Mr., Randall ana didn't do any work
or look for any. He was sent to Jail in
default of 5000 bail Rafael Siegel of
Bunker Ill., Dunnore. was arrested for
drawing II revolver and threatening to
shoot Louis DE Pippo. of the same place.
He waived a hearing and entered bail
Colonel Ezra II. Ripple will deliver a
most interesting lecture on Monday ev-
enng, Dee. u, at o'clock, at the Green
Ridge library. ON prison Life During the
War" Colonel Ripple will describe in the
most graphic manner his experiences while
in Andersonville prison. The lecture will
be illustrated by twenty cOlorcd views.
made under the direction Df This hru snl
dier. The colonel appears in these views
Admission, silver Offering at the door.
The ladies of the Providence Presbyteri-
an church hold their annual fair and frsti-
val this evening. Turkey suppcrs, Christ
mas goods. candy and Ice cream are in
cludcd in the occasion.
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