The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-12
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The members of Hogarths Temperance
band are making very extensive prepara-
tions for their fair which will open on
November 10. This organization is but a
little over four years old, and in tnat time
mas made rapid progress, but are not sat
isfied to remain as they are, and are aim
ing still higher The boys feel confident
OF meeting with success. This young or
ganization has given several open air
concerts in and out of town, and have al
ways received much credit They are
making arrangements for a fine entertain
| ment to be given each night and feel con-
fident of securing the patronage from the
people of Jermyn and surrounding towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis l.. Helmes spent
yesterday in Scranton.
| DR.. S. G. Swallow, Prohibition candi-
| date for state treasurer, and Quincy l..
Morrow will lecture at the Methodist
| Episcopal church on Friday afternoon
Oct. Is, at o'clock sharp. Mr. C. d. Win
ter, nominee for prothonotary, will also
| make a few remarks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Evans, of Pittston,
spent yesterday in town.
Miss Mandanc Rymer spent Sunday the
guest of Miss Anna Cure at her homo at
| Tompkinsville.
Last evening the installing team of
Rushbrook lodge visited the Olyphant
| lodge and installed officers. On Friday
evening the installing team, together with
| the second degree team, will visit the
| Priceburg lodge, at which time a great
many visiting odd Fellows will be pres
| ent.
| On Oct IS and 10 an entertainment will
| be given in Davis opera house by chill
| dren from the Sacred Heart parish, en-
titled "The Cadets Picnic.'
| Special services have been continued
at the Methodist Episcopal church. Last
| night the Rev. l.. ID. Karschner, of Lake
| Como, preached. For the balance of the
| week the following will be present: Tues
| day evening, Rev. D. S. McKellar, of Cliff
| ford; Wednesday evening, Rev. S. c. Simp-
| kns, of Peckville; Thursday evening,
Rev. w. l.. Thorpe, presiding elder Of
| Honesdale district, residing at Honesdale;
| Friday evening, Rev. j. b. Sweet, of Hyde
| Park.
| An anniversary high mass of requiem
| Will be celebrated tomorrow morning in
Sacred Heart church for the late Charles
| AIeehan.
Mrs. John Solomon and Mrs. Walter
| Baker attended the banquet given by
| Narnetta lodge, No. 90, Rebecca degree,
| of Scranton, Thursday evening.
Frank Dilts and Miss Annie Ellis, of
Carbondale, were visitors here on Sun
day.
| ID. p. Evans and family will move to
| Scranton today, where they will make
| it their future home.
Leroy Taylor, of Scranton, spent Sun
| day with friends in town.
Miss Clara Williams made a business
| trip to Scranton yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Trein, of Pittston,
| spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Beecher
| Crawford, of Second street
| The Misses Lizzie and Eva Mclaughlin,
of Forest City, are visiting friends in
| town.
| Beecher Crawford, who has been i'll
| with typhoid fever is so far recovered as
| to be on the street once more.
| A delegation from the local lodge of
| Foresters were at Carbondale yesterday
afternoon attending the funeral of James
| Griffiths, who died suddenly while al
| work in the New Buffalo mine.