The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-05-21
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Mrs. Charles Brady. of Keiser avenue,
Is seriously Ill.
John Gallagher, Of Erin street. has
accepted position In Fenner 4 Chap
pers general stores.
Peter Kelley. of Oak street. is re-
joicing over the arrival OF a boy baby,
Mrs. Michael Henry and daughter, of
Brick avenue, are visiting friends in
Philadelphia
Mrs. DR.. Bower. of North Main ave-
nue.. left yesterday morning for Phila-
delphia. where she will spend few
days visiting her parents.
John Owens. of Wayne avenue, spent
yesterday in Plymouth. where he at
tended the funeral Of John Powell.
Fred Phillips. the popular milk dealer,
is having fine double-frame house
erected near the corner of North Main
avenue and Theodore street.
tuesday afternoon horse owned by
w. W. Williams. of School street, took
fright and ran away. When near Oil
Yer Cromwells milk depot. on Market
street, 1t suddenly turned and ran on
to Mr.. Cromwelrs porch, totally de-
stroying 1t. After freeing himself, from
the ruins. the buggy ollided with u
hitching post In front of Scahills bak-
Isaac s. Jones, Of Robert avenue, has
announced himself as candidate for
the nomination for legislator on the
Republican ticket from the First Legis-
lative district. Mr.. Jones Is a man of
good common sense and has practical
knowledge of the needs OF this district.
David and John, sons Of Thomas Ev-
ans and John Henry. respectively, dis
appeared from their homes last Friday
evening and have not been heard from
since. The parents of these boys claim
that they had no cause whatever to
leave home. Their whereabouts are
unknown.
Anthony Caffrey and Patrick Durkin,
or Market street, were arrested Mon
day evening by Constable Davis, Of the
Second ward. for selling liquor without
license and gambling. At the hearing
before Alderman Roberts they pleaded
guilty and were held Under $500 bail
each to appear at court.
J. +. McHale, Of BilbOwe street, is re-
oicing over the arrival Of a baby boy.
The North End branch Of the Chris
tian Endeavor choir Of '96 will meet at
the Puritan Congregational church.
West Market street, this evening at &
o'clock. Rees Watkins has been select
ed as leader. The anthem to be rem
dered by this branch has been received
and 1t Is earnestly requested that every
Endeavor society of Providence will be
largely represented at this first re.
hearsal.
Lizzie Danvers, of WAYNE avenue
was rendered most pleasant surprise
party last evening. Music and games
were INDUCED in until late hour and
after an enjoyable time they left for
their respective homes. Those present
were the Misses Hannah Davis, Clara
Allen. Louise Mcfarland, Loretta Stock.
Hannah Smith. Stella Yohe, Jennie
Smith. Mrs. Kresge. .Nettle Davis. Polly,
Lizzie. Violet and Hannah Danvers.
Harry Palmer. John Paine. VIII Beers
Walter Finn. Harry Weharem, Conner
Williams. Chauncey Derby. Bert Allen
Bart Duman, Gus Haas. Edward Finn,
Edward Ginader and Harry Danvers
Michael Rock. the well known quarry
operator. was painfully hurt yesterday
while descending the mountain on a
heavily laden wagon. Mr. Rock had
MS root ON the brake. when 1t suddenly
snapped. throwing him the ground. the
wheels passing over his stomach.
Mrs. DR.. Bower left yesterday morn
Ing for Philadelphia. where she Will
spend few days visiting her parents
Charles Brady, Of keiser avenue. is
seriously ill.,
Patrick Monahan. of Blume avenue
was painfully hurt yesterday afternoon
at the Cayuga shaft.
Mrs. Frank Rifenbary. of st. Jos.nb
Is circulating among North End friends
On June ~ the Crystal Literary and
Dramati club will produce, at St
Mary's hall, the drama entitled the
confidential Clerk" for the benefit of
| the widow of James Newcombe
The Jordan brothers. the West Mar
ket street confectioners, will build an
addition to their already capacio,s
store.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Owens. of Wayne
avenue. attended the funeral of a rela :
tive in Susquehanna county Yesterday.
The Christian Endeavor societies of
this end will meet at the Puritan Con-
gregatiOnal church this evening for the
purpose OF organizing choir 1t will
be under the direction of Professor Rees
Watkins. and will be u branch of IN.
United choir. .r
Sarah Henry was rendered pleasant
party last evening in honor of her
eleventh birthday. At u seasonabl
hour refreshments were served, after
which the young folks departed for
their home.
Margaret McDermott. of Parker street.
were married at the Holy Rosary
church yesterday afternoon.
William Chapel, of North Main ave.
nue.. returned yesterday from Mt. Car
mel.
c. w. Benjamin, of Fenner =. Cham
peIs store. has gone to Mt. Carmel on
business trip
Alice Thomas and Hattie Richards
are spending few days at Jermyn.
Annie jenkins. Of West Pit.ston. who
has been spending few days with her
grandmother, on Margaret avenue, re-
turned home yesterday. ..-., y,
BLOOD AND NERVES are very closely
related. Keep the blood rah, pure and
healthy with Hoods Sarsar ariila and YOU
Will have no trouble from nervousness.
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nef ne m, pii's;2 2 assist digestion. prevent consti.