The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Camp 17S, Patriotic Order Sons of
America, extended their regular busi-
ness session of last evening into An on
terTiinnent. There were quite num-
Der of visiting brethren beside a large
attendance of 17Ss members. District
President -. G. Phillips read "A very
interesting paper upon the Historic
Period of American History" AL Brad
shaw gave selection: Lin Decker par
tiCipated and ona of the boys played
the organ. Altogether IL was nice
way 10 add pleasure to business ANA
thus CnliNcn dull routine.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hall, Of South
Main avenue, entertained friends last
evening.
Miss Kate Johnson is still quite i'll
at her home ON South Main avenue.
Gwilym Lewis, OF IuZerne street.
who was recently operated upon is
again able to be out and is very much
improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Naly. of 1929
jackson street, are the proud parents
of baby girl weighing sixteen pounds,
which was born yesterday.
The members of the Plymouth church
Glee party are requested to meet this
evening at S o'clock at the residence
of r. w. Phillips, 2lS South Main ave-
nue., to rehcarse the selections for the
funeral services of Thomas Evans.
Mrs. w. NJ. Thomas, of Wilkes Barre,
is a guest at the home of Rev w. f..
Morgan, of Edwards court
The serious Illness OF an uncle has
called Mr. and Mrs. John b. Knight, of
North Rcbecca avenue, to Bingham
ton.
Mrs. John Armstrong, of PriceburG.
spent Yesterday with her frier ds, Mrs.
Max Morello and Mrs. Peter Roberts,
of South Main avenue.
f. j. Nichols. of Atlantic City, who
has been visiting his daughter Mrs.
Randolph Jones, of Jackson street, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr. Smith, of Hampton street. who
had an operation performed upon him
last week by Dr. f. G. Hall. for tumor-
Gus growth, is improving. Mr. Smith is
employed as a Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western engineer
Mrs. Isaac Williams, of North Sum
neT avenue, was yesterday called tc
the bedside of her father Who is very
i'll at MaplewCod.
rhe Young Mems Musical Culture
society of the Plymouth church held ar
| interesting session last evening.
The West Side Male party, Professor
| Lewis Watcyn leader, held a most en-.
| thusiast!c rehearsal last evening in st
| David's church basement.
Charles j. Helmcs, the insurance
agent, has removed with his family
| to Bromley avenue.
William II. Davis, of Plymouth, who
has been calling on friends on this side
! returned home yesterday.
| Il. q. Morgan having sold his druc
business to Mr.. A. w. Musgrave, de
| sires to thank his patrons fov their lib
eral and continued favors during tn,
past twenty-nire years. He believes
that his successor will merit. and trust.
he viii receive their continued sup
port Mr.. Morgan viii feel obliged /
his customers will call and get state
ments of their accounts, or bring thei
books in foc settlement within the mex
| ten days. Office upstairs over drul
store. sa
Mrs. George Kembler, of Summit Hill
is visiting friends on this ide.
Mr. and Mrs. William Williams hav,
removed their household effects fron
| North Sumner avenue to the rear q
Bromley avenue.
a child Of Mrs Thomas Davis. O
Pettehone street, is suffering from tn,
! measles.
Choise cut flowers and flower de.
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 54-
Spruce. ~