The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-08
JERMYN.

Mr.. Lewis Pizer, of Hotel Avery, is
seriously i'll.
Michael Feury, of the Third ward,
has announced himself as a candidate
for delegate to the Republican county
convention.
Mr.. George Cobb, of Mayfeld, is as
piring to be a delegate to the Repub-
lican county convention.
The amateur league met at Nc
Laughlin's hotel, at Mayfield, on Fri
day evening and the following schedule
of games to be played at Alumni park
was adopted: Tuesday, June s, Alumni
vs. Simpson; Thursday, June 10, Arch
bald VS.. Mayfield; Friday, June H.
Railroad team vs. Jermyn; Tuesday,
June Is, Mayfield VS.. Simpson; Wednes-
day, June 16 Railroad VS.. Alumni;
Friday, June Is. Archibald VS.. Jermyn;
Monday, June 81, Alumni VS.. Mayfleld;
Thursday, June "a, Simpson VS.. Jer-
myn: Saturday, June 26, Railroad team
VS.. Archibald
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank De-
pew, of Third street, a daughter.
Mrs. Elizabeth oliver has returned
home after months visit with Green
Ridge and Rendham friends.
David. the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Woodwork, of Third street. is
dangerously i'll.
Rev. NJ. E. Lynott attended the forty
hours devotion at st. Thomas church,
Archibald, last evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Couch, Of Sec
ond street, entertained a party of chill
dren on Friday afternoon in honor of
their daughter Edith's sixth birthday
The children had a very pleasant time
and were literally supplied with re-
freshments. Those present were: Flor
| ence Nicholson, Gertie Carter, Ida Will
liams, Florence Miller, Alice O'Brien
Alice Henwood, Bessie Reese, Margaret
Lower, Susie Davis, Madeline Hagger-
! ty Hazel Carter, Nettie Williams, Eth
ell Peard Lottie Henwood, Agnes
| O'Brien, May Jones, Cora Woodwork
Ruth Lower, Mary Davis, Gertie Hag.
gerty, Edna Robinson, Fred Nicholson
| Allan e. Nicholson and Elmer r. Hen.
wood
o. w. Coon, of this town, recently
| purchased Lady Moore, a handsome bay
mare bred by W. E. Moore, Des Moines
Ia. She is 1873 hands and is four years
| old. Lady Moore comes of good stocl
and no doubt will, with proper training
| make low mark on the track. She
has never had any training, but as 6
three -year-old pulled a road cart hal
mile in 1.20. That she is of good rae
ing stock is shown by the following
She was sired by Bourbon Wilkes, sirt
of Coastman. 20SA; Bourbon Patchen
2.09; Coast Boy, 2.10A, and a numbe
of other well known horses with re
cords of 2.30 and better. First dam Vo
lante, by Zachariah, 1917, sire of Eph
2.24%, etc, by George Wilkes, 2.22. Sec
ond dam by Volunteer, 55, sire Of st
Julian, 2.12A; Gloster, 2.17; Alley, 2.19
Bordine, 2.11A; Driver, 2.19A, etc. Lad!
Moore possesses sterling racing quail
ties and perfect disposition.
Mr. s. w. Cook is able to be out again
| after his serious illness.
| The Monitor, jrs., and team from
the East Side played a game OF bal
on the West Side grounds which endet
in a defeat for the East Side team
The features of the game was the wor
of Winters, second baseman for tn
Monitor, jrs., and the pitching of Reese
of the same team, and the playing O
Conors, of the East Side team. Score
| Monitor, jrs ........0 5 / 2 0 2 0 Ii
East Side ...........O 0 2 2 Ii