The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-06
NORTH SCRANTON.

Miss Margaret Davis, of Wayne avenue
is visiting friends at Nanticoke.
The first basket ball game of the sea-
son will be played this evening at Com
pany H armory between the North End
second team and the South Sides.
Thomas r. Watkins and John Smith are
spending few days with relatives at
Hazleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Gabriel, of Church
avenue, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Thomas, at Youngstown,
o., returned Saturday.
John Williams and Miss Ellen Jones,
both of the North End, We're quietly mar
ried Saturday afternoon about o'clock
at the Welsh Congregational parsonage
on Edna avenue by the Rev. r. S. Jones,
d. d. The couple Immediately left on a
wedding tour and upon their return will
reside on Spring street.
Miss Priscilla Andrews and Lewis Jen-
kins, popular young people of this place,
were united in marriage at Binghamton,
n. Y, on Saturday. But few of their
lacquaintances were informed of their mat
rimonial intentions and all were agree
ably surprised by the announcement. Mr..
and Mrs. jenkins will take up their resi-
dence on Wayne avenue amid the best
wishes of their friends.
Misses Anna and Margaret Price, of
| Spring street, have returned from a visit
| spent at Pocono.
The funeral of Martin Nolan, the young
man whose death resulted from the rup-
turing of q blood vessel, occurred yester-
| day afternoon from his parents home on
| Pawnee street. The remains were con-
veyed to the Holy Rosary church, where
| the last sad rites were celebrated by the
| Rev. j. j. O'Toole, who concluded with
an eloquent funeral sermon, which was
| listened to by large throng of sorrowing
| friends. The funeral cortege then pro-
ceeded to the Hyde Park Catholic ceme-
| terry preceded by the Forest band, of
which the deceased was member. Mar
quette council, Young Mems Institute,
also attended the funeral.
Easter Star commandery, knights OF
Malta, conducted an installation of off,
GERS at their rooms in Osterhout's hall
Saturday evening District Deputy Will
lam Jones, of the West Side, conducted
the installation.
Mrs. Mcclure, residing on Parker street
met with a distressing accident Saturday
evening by falling down a flight of stars
in her home. A lamp which she held in
her hand was luckily extinguishel by
the fall. Physicians were sent for and
an examination by them revealed the fact
that she was suffering from dislocatec
hip and minor injuries. Owing to her ad
Iyanced age the result may be serious.
James Henry, miner, was injured II
the Dickson mine Saturday morning by q
fall of roof. He was taken to his hons
on Brick avenue and found to have sus
tained fracture of the leg. He was af
forwards conveyed to the Lackawannt
hospital.
Rev. Charles Long, of Lock Haven, Il
In this place on a business call.
John Lynott was arrested and tried be
fore Alderman Fidler Saturday evening
on the charge of non-support preferred b!
his wife He was held in $500 bail for hi
appearance at court.
Professor l.. Phillips, of Plymouth, wa
a visitor in this end yesterday.
w. j. Campbell, James f. Neary, Will
lam Murray and Mrs. Hannah Murra.
were defendants in trespass case Sat
urday in Alderman Roberts court Domi
nick Padden. the prosecutor, alleges tina
cows belonging to the defendants brok
into his yard and did s2l damages TO hi
fruit trees. The alderman awarded MI
Padden hts full claim
The following programme will be give
at an entertainment in the Court Stree
Methodist Episcopal church tomorro,
evening. Admission 10 cents: Selection
male quartette; recitation, Reba Sweet
selection, Miss Guyer; recitation, Mis-