The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-01-01
PERSONAL AND OTHER ITEMS.

W. Fl. Edgett of this city. Is entertain
ing his cousin, Professor L. w. stanton
of the Iowa State college.
The diagram for the Whitney Opera
company, who will present THE Fencing
Master at the Grand Opera House next
Friday night, will open tomorrow at y
o'clock.
Postofi,ce hours for tomorrow will be
from a. m. to l. m. The lobby VIII
open from $50 to 30 p. m. There will be
but one delivery and no money order or
registry work.
Miss Sadie Cummings is i'll at her home,
on the South Side.
Miss Mary Flynn. of Hyde Park, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. j. T.. Brennan. OF
South Main street.
II. E. Purple. of Salem avenue, is en-
tertaining his father, of Susauehanna.
Miss Annie killun. of Brooklyn street,
left last evening for Plymouth, where she
will spend week with friends.
Announcements have been made OF the
comming marriage of Miss Kate Barrett
to Robert Reeves, of Jermyn. The cere-
mony will be performed this noon at St.
Roses church. The birdie Is one of our
popular young ladies' and the groom IL
well known in this city.
Charles Comstock, of Windsor, n. v,
spent yesterday in Carbondale.
Mrs. Ellen Moffitt is i'll at her home, on
South Main street.
Mrs. W. W. Calender. of North Church
street, for the past week, returned to his
home. at Harvey's Lake. yesterday.
G. y. Williams has returned from a two
weeks stay in New York city.
Herman Best. of Bloomsburg, Pa, who
has been spending part of his vacation
with his uncle. Fred Slumen. of Thorne
street. has returned to his choOl.
William Oliver, of Beech Lake. Is spend
ing u few days with relatives In this city.
Misses Katie Quinn and Margaret Tighe.
Of Fallbrook street, are visiting friends in
Pittston.
Misses Lulu and Gertie Reley. OF Sus-
quehanna. are spending New Years Day
with their sister. Mrs. T. V. Walker. Of
South Main street.
Miss Maggie Meehan. of Brooklyn street.
is visiting friends In .Avoca.
o. L.. Sands, of Hancock, is the guest
OF his cousin, Emmons l.. Peck.
William Carter. OF Spring street, who
has been seriously III. is much better.
John Gordon. Il former clerk in the Globe
store, left yesterday for Boston. where he
will reside with his father and pursue a
course in law.
John Coleman, formerly clerk with b.
A. Kelly, but who is now II student in
Philadelphia. returned to that place yes
lerday, after spending the holidays with
his parents
Miss Birdsall, of Scranton. who has been
visiting Miss Joe Burr, OF Washington
street. returned home yesterday.
Harry kays, of Scranton. was calling
on the trade in this city yesterday
Mrs. Michael Dolan, who has been very
sick at her home, in Simpson, Is slowly
recovering.
n. l.. Moon condition is somewhat i'm
proved today. Yesterday he was able 20
set up and partake of some nourishment.
+. Franczeck left last evening for i hol-
iday trip to New York city.
Frank Couch left yesterday afternoon
for Clarke's Green. where ne will spend
New Years Day with relatives.
Miss Emma Schessler. of HOnesdale Is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. William f'iel
in Mort hWyoming street.
Thomas Lunny, who has been living in
Dakota, has returned and Is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Lun-
ny, of South Main street