The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-12
JERr1YN II
AND
MAYFIELD


ministers of this region held this week
in Pittston it was decided to hold the
next convention in this town on March
8. A paper will be read by Rev. r. :.
Jones, ID. D., on THE Pastor, His Place,
and Rights as a Member and an Of
ficer in the Church Under His Charge"
also paper by Rev. ID. Jones on THE
Teaching of Jesus Christ, Converting
Himself, His Person, and His Work"
A pleasant social affair took place
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Michael Farrell in honor of
their daughter Lizzie's eighth birthday.
Among those present We're: May Far
rell, Blanche and Emma Holmes, Ma
mie Donnelly, Nettie Edmunds Rose
Quinn, Madeline and Lillian Walker
Tillie and Myrtle Roe Eta Duffy, Lo-
retta and Johanna Sullivan, Alice Matt
land Nellie Neary, Gertie Edmunds.
Annie Degnan. Aggie Grady, Name
McGouldrick, Lilly, Julia, Name and
Annie Green, Kate and Mary Kilkur,
Celia Brady, Rosanna Coyle, Jennie
McGarry, Amy Williams, Gaylord Nor
gans, Leonard Walker, Thomas e. Ed
munds, George and James Edmunds,
Michael Cantwell, John Tallott, Joe
Brady, James Sulican, Sylvester Nc
Garry, Harry Green, Thomas Green,
Anthony Lally and Frank Walker
The Walker Hose company have
awarded the contract for the making
of their new uniforms to James Allen.
They will be dark green in color, Prince
Albert pattern with the regulation fire
| department buttons trimmed with
| black military braid.
The following is from the Carbon
dale Leader of February II: Editor
| Boundy says the issue at stake in the
coming election is water. The Repub
| lican correspondent says the postoffice
is the issue. Which is right? If the
| Republican nominees are elected what
guarantee have we that the borough
will have it's water works? Surely if
water is the issue the voters should
have some understanding about it. If
| the postoffice is the issue does it mean
| that if the Democrats are elected the
present postmaster will serve out his
term or does it mean that if the Repub-
licans are elected some one else will
get it? What does it mean anyhow?
VIII the two moulders Of public opin-
| ion rise and eXplain?"
Mr.. Harry Jackson is quite sick at
| his home on Second street.
Mr.. G. G.. Plyer, special agent of the
Lancashire Insurance company, was in
! town yesterday. ....".
DR.. Manly made a professional call
to Scranton yesterday
| William Rawling and Thomas Rob-
erts were in Scranton last evening.
Born-On Feb. TO- to Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. f. Morris, a daughter
Richard Friend, John and Conner
Lewis entertained their friends We'd
nesday night at Gilmore hall A va
riety of games We're played and a very
enjoyable evening was spent. Those
present We're Misses Hattie Mason. Sc
lima Morcom, Cora Fowler Eva Mel
low, Sarah jenkins, Jessie Sanford,
Katie Roberts, Ida Carter, Lizzie
Mann, Clara Rowe, Myra HILL Hattie
Oakley, Lizzie Oakley, Emily Friend
Annie Jones, May and Libbie Hen
wood, Belle Baker, Jennie Wheeler,
Edith Voeste, Annie Griffiths, Bessie
Friend, Maud Jones, Mary and Lizzie
Giles, Ina Weed and Nellie Wilcox, of
Vanding; Kittie Carpenter of Oily
phant Emily and Nettie Steed and
Lena Smith. of Moosic; Miss Maggie
LaRue, of Carbondale; Messrs. Martin
Gill, VIII Davis, Willie Parks, Thomas
Champion, Frank Gendal, John Os-
borne, Samuel Grifiths, Charles Mayn-
|
Friend, Richard Owens, David Jenkins
William Friend, William Trotter, Will
lam Miller, James Reilley, Thomas Mic
oil, Richard Jones, Frank Jeffrey, Will
lam Roberts, Fred Stevens, Richard
Rosemorgy, Allan Hall, Thomas Ow-
ems, John Rowe, David Davis, Thomas
Jones, Garfield Williams, Robert Tut
ley, Frank Jones, Daniel Jones, David
Watkins, William Dimock, of Carbon
dale, and Mr.. LAWN and Mr.. Thomas
of Nandling.
George Walters while drawing ice
yesterday, received a very painful in
jury by running a spike in his knee
He worked all day, but last evening il
panied him severely.
Mrs. George +. " alters is suffering
at her home on Main street with Ia
grippe.
William Morcom, of Second street
is very i'll.
From present indications the Rev
Walker, now holding evangelstic SER