The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-29
CITY NOTES.

There were 81 deaths from all causes
reported to the beard of health last week.
The Central Women's Christian Tenn
perance union will meet this afternoon
at o'clock. Subject, Mothers Meet
ings."
The Young Wcmen's Christian assocla-
tion Chautauqua circle will meet at the
rooms July at p. IN. to picnic at Nay
Aug park.
S. Weisenberg, a West Side young man,
paid SO to Alderman Millar yesterday for
being caught riding on a Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western train by Special Of
ficer Durkin.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
will hold a social at the Calvary Reformed
church Tuesday evening at o'clock, June
70, 1897. There will be a musical pro-
gramme. Adniss ion free.
The county board of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians of America, at a meeting
Sunday decided to notify the public that
John f. Heslin has no authority from
them to solicit for a souvenir programme
for that order.
George Miller, Of Fifth avenue, and
John Saccotash, of the Flats, were sent
to the county jail yesterday by Mayor
Bailey. Saccotash was intoxicated Mil
Ter was arrested Sunday night by Patrol
men Walsh and German for beating mis-
wife.
Maggie Connell yesterday caused the
arrest of Maggie Coburn, charging her
with keeping a disorderly house in Hyde
Park. The woman was held under $500
BAIL She afterward caused the arrest of
her prosecutor, charging threats. The
Connell woman also entered bail in the
sum of $500.
Harry Hall and Clara MacGeehan ap-
peared before Alderman Wright yesterday
afternoon and stated that they desired
to be married. The alderman after ex-
amining the marriage license and learn
ing by inqaily that the prospective hus-
band and wife reside in the North End tied
the knot. The bride was dressed in a
pretty gown. There were no attendants.
The Laurel club will meet June 20 at
7.45 at the Young Women's Christian as
sociation rooms. The following PRO-
gramme will be given: Recitation, Miss
Amelia Groesinger; Queen Victorias 5
Reign, Miss Eva Short; piano duet, Misses
Linder and smith; book review, "Prob-
able SINS "All Around the Horizon"
Miss Eschenbach; vocal duet, Misses
Grace and Anna Rose.
Rev. h. A. Dony, secretary of North
eastern Pennsylvania Sabbath union, re-
turned yesterday from Hawley, where he
made several addresses Sunday on the
subject OF Sabbath Protection" He re-
ports growing interest in the work Ar
rangements have been made, under his
direction, for mass meeting in every
county in Northeastern Pennsylvania dur
ing the summer months.
The managers of the Home for the
Friendless wish to acknowledge with
deepest gratitude a generous gift of gro
ceries and provisions from the buyers
ana Sellers" whose BAH game on Sat-
urday was the event of the season. Thei-
KINDNESS Is every acceptable and If the
assurance of appreciation is any return
for the gifts received the donors may be
certain that they are repaid.
The Ladies' circle and active Turner'S
Will give a Rose social" this evening at
Turner hall. This will be the last socaI
held by tho Turn Veren in the hall, as
they are to vacate this week. The hall
VIII be decorated and fine dance pro-
gramme has been prepared, for which
Miss Nellie Curran will furnish the music.
Ice cream and cake will be served. Each
lady is requested to bring roses.
Marriage llcerses were yesterday
granted to Peter j. Gaugban and Celia l..
Brown, of Jessup; William Wardell and
Hattie NJ. East, of Scranton; Harry Hall,
of Scranton, end Clara Mcclellan. of
South Abingdon; James O'Donne.l, of East
Mauch Chunk, and Margaret Geary, of
Dickson City; Arthur Garter and Katie
Kennedy, of Scranton; Michael Cover
and Teresa Kerrigan, of Scranton; Frank
Nicol, of Olyphsnt, and Margaret Sam
martino; Thomas l.. McDonough and
Bertha Elbrecht, of Carbondale; Warning
ton Emery Malaun, and Maylert Hunter,
OF Carbondale..