The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-13
SCHANK & SPENCER,
CITY NOTES.
410 SPRUCE STREET.

Prof. Siegers special class for ladles
Will meet this afternoon at 4.l5'
Attorney William Vokolek yesterday ap-
piled to court for a charter for the John
Kalvin" Beneficial society of Throop.
The Fanny Mendelssohn society re-
hearsal Friday afternoon will be in the
studio of Mr.. Pennington in the Garter
building.
The Delaware and Hudson company
paid the employees of the locomotive shops
at Carbondale and the trainmen of the
main line north of Scranton yesterday.
Mrs. Koehler will teach German at the
Young Women's Christian association on
Wednesday afternoons. Those wishing to
enter these classes are requested to reg
lister their names at once.
The Junior Republican club met last
night and discussed their programme for
the present campaign. The club may go
in a body to Carbondale next Saturday
night. The question will be considerer at
a meeting OF the club Friday evening.
At the William A. Collery of the Con-
nell Coal company yesterday the record
for hosting cars was again broken. The
number of cars holsted being sixty in
twenty minutes. Engineer Patrick Mel
vim was in charge of the hosting appara-
tus.
The official board of the ASH street
Methodist church CLittle England will
give an oyster supper at the home of
Victor Stone, 10ll Cross street. this eve
ming. As the gentlemen will prepare and
serve the supper the affair promises to
be huge success.
At a meeting of the Scranton McAn
mission. held Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. r. H. Watkins, of Monroe
avenue, Mrs L. A. Watres, president of
the mission, gave an interesting descrip-
ton Hall" in Paris, which is maintained
by the Scranton organization
The ladies who withdrew from the Girls
Friendly society of st. Lukes church
for the purpose of reorganizng the old
guild and who were to meet this even
ing will please take notice that the meet
ing has been postponed to 7.30 o'clock Fri
day evening owing to the inability of the
rector to be present tonight
Some unauthorized person is soliciting
advertising for a programme to be is
sued in connection with the ball of Paint
crs and Decorators union, No. lis, in
Music hall next Monday night. The
members of the union warn the adver-
tisers against this man. Authorized
agents have credentials containing the
seal of the union.
Apply to New York, Ontario and West
ern Railway agents, or address j. c. An
dcrSon, general passenger agent, 56 BeaV-
err street, New York, for a copy of their
illustrated circular regarding their an
nual fall excursion to New York city
Oct %, 1897. Have you seen the Lit
erary Salad?" If not, be sure and secure
copy of it also
Marriage licenses were yesterday grant
ed to John Thompson and Anna Burke,
of Scranton: Thomas Healey, of Scran-
ton, and Margaret Holm, of Pittston;
John Michael and Margaret Campbell
of Wilkes-Barre: Charles w. Waltz and
Rose Glanville, of Peckville: Francis
Coates jr., and Grace Maxwell Van
Norr, of Carbondale.
Rev. DIR. Silas c. Swallow, the Pro-
hibitiOn candidate for state treasurer
and Rev. Quincy Lee Morrow. of Balti-
more, will address three meetings in
Lackawanna county this week The first
one will be at the Young Mems Chris.
tian association hall in this city tomorrow
evening. On Friday at 10 a. m. they will
speak at Honesdale; p. m, at Jermyn
and p. m, at Carbondale.
Thursday evening, Oct. II, the Rev. J.
K. Dixon, ID. D., will deliver his ia.
nous lecture entitled 1.-THE Greatest Mon
uments of the World" He will be aided
by a steroopticon. The lecture will be
delivered in the auditorium of the Penr
Avenue Baptist church. 1t promises tC
he one of the greatest lectures ever de-
livered before the people of Scranton
The admission will be 25 cents.