The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-12
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MIS-. caroline Nicholson and Mrs. "A.
II. Hartwick and daughters. Loranca
and Caroline, of Scranton, are visiting
at the home of Mrs. Hartwick's pa
rents, Mr.. Il. j. Snyder, of Second
street.
Miss Tilie Names. of Bacon street, is
quite sick with la grippe.
DIR. S. ID. Davis and Clarence Bakes-
lee met two of Carbondale whist play
ers Wednesday evening and were de-
feated by a score of u to l3.
a son of Mr.. and Mrs. William Shat
mer is suffering from measles at his
home on Third street.
Mr. Samuel Warner spraned his
ankle yesterday while attending to his
duties as salesman.
Mr. Clarence T.. Spencer cashier of
the Miners ana Mechanics bank, Of
Carbondale, was u business caller in
town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs G. d. Winter of Main
street, spent yesterday in Scranton.
Mr.. John Maynard, of South Main
street, is quite ill.,
Mr. Philip Hambley, for many years
a resident of this town, has bought the
John Winter farm in Scott, and will
move there in the spling.
Mr. G. -. Winter is moving into the
house on Main street, which he recent
ly purchased.
The concert and lecture to be given
in Windsor hall Thursday evening, un-
der the auspices of the Farmers ALI
ance and Industrial union, will con-
sist of the following programme: Sc
lections, Citizens band; recitation. by
Octobas Williams, of Carbondale; song,
John Naizby; recitation, Mary Beau
man, of Archbald banjo solo, James
Doud; son, Mr.. Davis. of Olyphant;
recitation, Miss Rose Seymore; song,
| Harry Langman; dialogue, Master
Percy Houghton and Miss Jennie Card
ner; song, Archie Martin; lecture by
| W. f. Kilmer. subject, Alliance
| Work." selection, Citizens band; reci-
| taton. Carrie Belch: song, John HQ-
| garth; trombone solo, James Harris
| jr.; song, Mr.. Davis. of Olyphant reci-
| taton, Octabas Williams; song, Thos
| Douthwaithe; reading, Mrs. John w
Greenslade; song, William Vircoe; Sc
| lection, Citizens band. Doors open at
| T. performance commences at s. Adj
| mission 10 cents.
Mr.. Thomas Rapson, of Olyphant
| spent yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs
| George FRIEND, OF Mayllelu.
The teachers of Archibald. Jermyn
| Mayfield and Scott will hold an insti-
tute meeting in the high school of this
| borough on Saturday the Goth.
John Cramer, of Third street who
| has been i'll for some time is in crit
| ical condition.
The Cemetery association directors
! held a regular meeting in the office
of the secretary Wednesday evening
| Nothing of public interest was trans
| acted.
The employees of the Erie, Keystone
and GlenWood will be paid on Saturday
p. L. Timlin has been appointed So
lictor for the township of Fell.
An Austrian labOrer named John Bo.
rasch was injured in the Edgertor
mines on Wednesday by a fall of coal
He was taken to the Emergency hos
| pital at Carbondale for treatment.
Frederick the 14-months- old child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lewis, of May,
field. died at 10 o'clock on Wednesday
evening. The funeral will take place
| at o'clock today. Interment in the
| Ridge cemetery.
| Salvador Datal was arrested yester.
| day al the instance of Anton Gala.
| elmo on a charge of assault and bat.
terry. The case was heard before
Squire Helmes. Datal has been in hid
ing since Tuesday. and getting tiret
| of this he decided to pay the costs
which amounted to So. He lives a
| Archibald and works at Edgerton
where the trouble leading to the arres
| occurred.