The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-08-13
CITY NOTES.

Scranton Liederkranz excursion to Far
view Monday, Aug. 16
The picnic OF Marquette Council. Y.
NJ. l.. and its attendant rock drilling
contest, will be held at Farview tomor-
row.
Application has been made to the court
for the transfer of the license OF John
E. Quinn, of Mayfield, to Thomas Nc
Guinness.
A fall of roof in the Central mine yes
terday morning injured Anthony kunut-
ski about the head. He was taken TO
the Moses Taylor hospital.
The Lawrence band will give an open.
air concert at the Green Ridge Wheel-
men Club house, Sanderson avenue and
Green Ridge street, this evening.
stephen Lupshunsky yesterday placed
in the hands of the sheriff executions
amounting to si15 against j. r. Wal
enlynowicz, a Penn avenue furniture
dealer.
John Logan paid $5 in police court yes
terday for slappng a woman In the race
on Iackawanna avenue. because her UNI
brella happened to strike him as she was
passing.
Miss Minnie Thomson, niece of DR..
| Thomson, of Wyoming avenue. was
| thrown from her bicycle Wednesday eve
ming and sustained an ugly cash on the
| forehead
Edward F. Weed yesterday began an
| action in ejectment against Chauncey
Smith and John X. Smith to recover pos
session of seventy square feet of land in
the Third ward of Carbondale.
William Walters and Nicholas Jenkins,
who are charged with aggravated assault
and battery by Elizabeth Walters, were
held in $500 bail yesterday before Judge
Edwards for their appearance at court.
Marriage licenses were granted yester-
day to Frank Morgan and Annie l.. Da[
vies, of Scranton; Ferdinand Muckley and
| Wilhelmina Caroline Albrecht, Scranton;
Charles Gordon and Jennie Fry, Scran-
ton.
A pair of Elk teeth of unusual perfec-
ton have just been received by Philip
Coyne from r. A. keenan,, of Rock
Springs, Wyoming. The latter is broth
er of Hugh keenan,, the Hotel Jermyn
transfer agent.
A musical and dramatic entertainment
! will be given at the Winola house, Lake
| Winola, Friday evening. Aug. 13, for the
| benefit of the Lake Winola Methodist
Episcopal church. The best talent OF
| Wilkes-Barre, Pittston and Scranton will
be represented.
The excursion of the Scranton Lieder-
kranz to Farview on Monday Aug. 16
will be one of the enjoyable events of the
coming week The musical features OF
the affair." which will be under the sup
| ervision of Professor John T. Watkins
who has recently returned from Europe
will undoubtedly be of high order.
Mrs. J. M. Howell addressed a meeting
In the Methodist Episcopal church al
Jermyn Wednesday evening on the work
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union. The work was intelligently and
acceptably presented. A meeting was ap.
pointed for next week and the speaker
invited to be present.
The third of the ten new street rail
way cars recently purchased by the
Scranton Railway company, was put ir
service on the Laurel i'll line yesterday
The other two are running on the Provi
dence line. The remaining seven car:
are being equipped and will be put II
service as rapidly as the necessary worl
upon them can be performed.
A narrow space between the street cal
rails and the fence on North Main ave
nue., near Richmond place, nearly caused
a serious accident last night to Undertak
er John Majerynik, of South Wyoming
avenue. He was driving at that poin
when a car approached at great speed
and he barely had time to whip his team
across the rails ahead of the car.
The delegates chosen by the various
councils of Luzerne and Lackawann,
counties to attend the sessions of tn,
Grand Council of the Y. NJ l. at Phila
delphia, will meet in the rooms of Johi
Boyle O'Reilly council of Scranton, Sun
day, Aug. 15 at p. m. The object o
the meeting Is principally to arrange TO
the transportation of the delegates to tn
convention, but other matters of import
| ance will be considered.