The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-05
JER1YN M
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MAYFIELD

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Miss Elizabeth Roach, the popular
bookkeeper at c. ID. Simpson Il Co. S
store, is visiting friends in Honesda.e.
G. j. Helmes, of Scranton was a
caller in town yesterday
The Jermyn Ice company are busily
engaged filling their ice house They
have a capacity of storing 900 tons of
ice and will be on hand furnishing this
article during the sweltering heat of
summer.
Armin Battenburg made a business
trip to Scranton yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Nicholson, of
Pittsburg, are visiting relatives in
town.
Miss Julia Gill visited friends in
Carbondale yesterday afternoon.
c. l.. Bell made a business trip to
Vandling yesterday.
A merry crowd gathered at the Della
ware and Hudson depot yesterday af-
ternoon. Upon inquiry it was found
they We're going to spend the evening
at the home of Edward Jermyn, in
Scranton. The gathering comprised
the employees of the Jermyn Milling
company, of which Mr.. Jermyn was
manager. Those attending were:
William Rawling, Calvin Vail, James
Shields, j. Henry Wheeler, Frank
Maynard, Loais Pizer, William Winter
and John f. Loughney. 1t is unneces-
sary to say they spent an enjoyable
evening, as the entertaining qualities
of Mr.. Jermyn are well known.
Until further notice the Delaware
and Hudson collieries will work one
half day and three-fourth day alter
natively.
Miss Ida Carpenter, of Priceburg, is
visiting at the home of her uncle, Cur
tis f. Helmes.
Miss Mary Price, of Scranton, is
visiting at the home of Thomas Prynn,
on Second street.
on Wednesday evening the Chris
tian Endeavor society of the Baptist
church and friends of the members
convened at the home of Jacob j,
Kresge and enjoyed a very pleasant
time.
The suit which was held in Curtis
f. Helmes office on Wednesday. and
which was adjourned until last even
ing was settled, the defendant paying
the costs.
Mrs. Whitbeck is quite sick at her
home on Fourth street.
Miss Clara Davis entertained a num-
Der of her friends at her home on Sec
Ond street last evening.
Thomas Rennie, who has been suf-
fering from the grip for some days, is
now much better.
Frank Hemelright has purchased the
house occupied by Alonzo Darrow ad-
joining the planning mill from James
l.. Crawford, of Scranton. Considera-
tion, 81 300.
DR.. s. ID. Baker and Clarence Blakes-
| lee went to Carbondale to play whist
| with the crack players of Carbondale.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. William l..
| jenkins, who is employed as a driver
at Keystone. was painfully injured yes
| terday morning. While riding mule
| from the barn to the mines he was
| thrown, striking his head against a
piece of ice, which caused a scalp
wound five inches long on the back
of the head. DIR. Shields was called
and sewed the wound together.
Jesse, son of Mr.. and Mrs. David
| Smith, of Third street, is quite sick.
Miss Florence Names, who has been
visiting her aunt in PriceDurg, returned
| home yesterday.
Miss Edith Noestc, of Main street, is
visiting at her home in Prlceburg.
The board of health met Wednesday
evening at the office of the secretary,
| DR.. S. D. Davis. The report for the
past year will be handed to the council
at their meeting tonight, and the board
will meet again tonight.
Mr. William McGlaughdn, of Mayfield,
| leaves this morning for BinghamtOn