The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-04
CITY NOTES.
Select council will meet tonight.

Select council will meet tonight.
c. W. Kirkpatrick will speak at the
Rescue mission this evening.
Thomas Hughes and Emma Bolton, of
Olyphant, took out marriage license
yesterday.
The Delaware ana Hudson company
paid yesterday at the Dickson and Won
Storch mines and the Providence repair
shops.
The executive committee of the Nolun-
teer FiremenS association Will meet
with the tremen of the North End in
Excelsior hose house this evening.
Caroline, the 6-year-old daughter of
Marvin and Lizzie Scott. died yesterday
The funeral services will be conducted
at Grace Reformed Episcopal church, on
Wyoming avenue at l o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
The funeral of Michael Davis, who died
Tuesday night at his home, 40 Carbon
street, will take place at $50 o'clock Fri
day morning from his late residence. \
requiem mass will be celebrated at St.
PeteI S cathedral
The marriage of Dr. George Knox and
Miss Ella Hess, both of this city, will
occur this noon at the home of the brides
parents 52O Wyoming avenue. Rev. Dr.
Gitiin, of the Elm Park church, will per-
form the ceremony.
firm of Luers K Dorfman. was slightly
injured while repairing heavy dray of
tHe mon transfer company Ihe horses
backed the dray, squeezing Luers be-
tween II ana lhe prlck wall OF the build
ing.
The current number Of St. LuEes
Churchman contains the pleasing infor-
nation that the sum of money realized
from the Ben Hur entertainment in the
Frothingham was sufficient to enable the
Men sulld OF ST. Luke church to Sc
cure lhe properly oHel*d at Crcsco Tor
summer nome LOT poor women ana chlI-
areh'
Delinquent Tax Collector c. V. Terwil-
lger of the Second ward, filed his bond
in the prothonotary's Office yesterday. 1t
was in the sum of $3Sl. 70, and had as sure
ties Marshall Preston and George Y
Hoffman. The bond of William Franz
the Fourth ward collector, was also filed
us amount was Sl'ISS.lS, and the sureties
'"cop Nelpert anu Oharles H. NeulIer
The funeral of Urie Townsend, the at
torney and insurance agent who died sud
denly Tuesday morning, was held yester-
day afternoon at the apartments he oc-
cupled on FRANKLIN avenue, at ne cor
ner of Spruce street. Rev Rogers Israel
of st. Luke's Episcopal church, otiiciated.
None of the deceased's relatives We're
present. The remains We're shipped to
Philadelphia last night.
The will of Patrick Rvron. late of
Scranton, was admitted to probate YES
terday by Register Hopkins, and letters
testamentary granted TO his widow,
Bridget Byron. In the estate of Seah
Rosenkrans, late of Newton, letters We're
granted to Christopher Van Buskirk, of
Bald Mount. In the estate of Daniel
Eastman, late of Scranton, letters testa-
mentary. We're granted to Charles S. Gel
bert and A. j. Colborn 1r
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