The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-07-21
E. SCHIMPFF
317 LackaWanna Ave.
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
LAKE WINOLA.
A Good-Natured Party--Recent Ar
rivals and Where They Hang Up
Their Hats--Other Notes.
pecial to the Scranton Tribune.

Special to the Scranton Tribune.
Lake Winola, July 2O-Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Snyder, chaperones; the Misses
Matte. Mamie and Bessie Kinds,
Blanche Tregelas, Grace Edsell. Rose
Warner, Clara Warner, of Moosic; Jes-
sic SteaTns, of Peckville, and Messrs.
Harry Doud, Thomas Sutcliffe, Bert
Lewis and David Lowering comprise a
party of pleasure-seekers who will
break camp at the wildwood" tomor-
row, after a weeks outing.
Among the many wheelmen seen at
the lake Sunday, we noticed the fol-
lowing from Scranton: Howard Will
liams, Samuel Lewis, Ben Evans, Jas
per Jones, George Daniels and John
Thomas.
Mr. Charles II. Forbach, clarinetist,
of Bauer's band, returned home yester-
day, after spending a few days with
friends. While in our midst Mr.. For
bach kindly rendered several fine selec-
tions on the saxaphone.
Messrs. Fred. Weines. f. G.. Peters
and Daniel Trainor, accompanied by
lady friends, were leisurely strolling
about the grounds Sunday.
Milkman AL. Turner has returned
home, after spending several days with
E. r. Parker.
Messrs. Harry Mott and Eugene Fell
lows, jr. have returned to the lake,
after enjoying a good time at Camp
Merrill.
w. A. Gallagher, the fruit merchant,
spent Sunday with his family at the
Wild Rose.
Albert Davis, of Clarke Brothers
stores, is rustcating at the family
cottage on the point AIS company is
always enjoyable.
Among the recently registered Scran-
tonians at the hotel are the following:
John Morris, David Morris, c. w. La
Bar, II. E. Dersheimer, G. r. Long,
Blythe White, Bessie Reel, Bessie
Manger, S. NJ. Keeby, Miss Watson, A.
f. Becker and wife, j. j. Mullen, w
Welcher and wife, Misses Wendall, Mr.
and Mrs. S. H. Lunnz, j. w. Mullen,
L. j. O'Malley, w. Taylor, James A
Jordan, p. L. Hughes, j. B. Roberts,
T. j. Nolan, Margaret Watson.
Fisherman (?) George Waters, jr.
was here the fore part of the week
on a piscatorial expedition. He was en-
tertained at the Dixie"
DIR. T. Albert Eynon, who has been
summering at the "Edgewood," will
return to Scranton today. He will open
a dental office in the West Side bank
building about Aug. 1.
The Sunday school class of the Prov
idence Presbyterian church taught by
Mrs. Reynolds, will return home to-
day, after enjoying a most delightful
outing. They were quartered at the
Joy Lodge" and report having had q
huge" time.
Will Mears, of Washburn street, Is
one of the star" boarders at the
"Sans-Souci."
A crowd of young ladies and gentle
men from the Electric City spent yes
terday at the "Bowery."
Miss Cora Griffin, the North End:
talented elocutionist, was a guest a.
the Morris cottage yesterday.
A new sail boat was launched yes
terday. 1t was designed by Mr.. Guy
Long, who is studying Marine archi
lecture in Boston, and was construct
ed by his father. 1t is built on the
most improved lines. and it is expect
ed to surpass any boat on the LAKE
in point of speed.
Miss Nettie Davis, of Providence, re
turns home today, after a weeks stay
here. NJ. E. A.