The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-23
CITY NOTES.

The men of the Holy Cross Congrcga-
ton of Bellevue will meet tonight in the
church.
The Union eN-prisoners Of war will hold
the y reunion and banquet at Music hall
tonight.
The regular meeting Of the Central
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held this afternoon at o'clock.
It Is earnestly desired that in making
Thankseiving offerings the Florence Mis-
sion. lO7 Spruc- street, viii be kindly re-
membercd.
The Board of Associated Charities, Of
Scranton. will meet this evening ar
o'clock, in the poor board room, Munl-
cipal bGiliing.
Coroner S. T. Bongstr"ct WI, last nignt
called to Flcctville in consultation on the
case Of Dr. Van G. Decker VINO IS i'll
from blood poisoning.
Charles j Bead ana John J. Williams,
the suspected burglars arrested at Nant-
coke, were committed to the county jail
yesterday in default of $500 bail.
NJ Rafferty,. policeman at Richmondale,
yesterday brought N. j. Walsh to the
central police station. Walsh is wanted
for an assault ou NJ, Mahod", of this
city.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union Of Green Ridge will meet with
nuc. Tuesday afternoon, Nov. y, az "
O'Clock.
Marcus Bcnslcy and Elmira Grow. Of
Dlmmore. were refused a marriag" IL
"enso yesterday, rs the lady is a minor
and no consent of parent or guardian
was forthcoming.
ST. Johns y. A. B Cadet society. of
Pine Brook, will celebrate Thanksgiving
day with an entertainment, social and
supper at their han on Carous@ avenue,
Thursday evening.
The funeral of j. Alton Davis will take
place this afternoon at 1.30 from his
home. 1916 Linden street. 1t Will be at
tended by the members of the Lackawan-
ma Bar association
The scranton Sonnobcnd Journal ap-
poared on Saturday increased to twenty
pages. Under the present management
the paper has become the leading Ger
man paper in Northeastern PcnnSyl-
Van!2.
There were 30 deaths from all causes
in the city last week. Two were from
diphtheria and two from mcmbraneOus
Group. OF Is new eases OF contagious
diseases reported II were of diphthera,
! of scarlet fever and one of Group.
The Eutcprise Dancing class, which
meets every Thursday evening IN LN~
cclsiur hail. ca Wyoming avenue ana l.
under the instruction of Harry Taylor,
VIII conduct lIS opening SOCIAL / lhl -
day evening, Nov -. At Excelsior nail.
Frederick Rlthter an outside workman
at the Hampton colliery, had his col
lar bone broken while at work yestcr-
day. He is now at tho Moses Taylor hos
pital Rithtrr is q married man ana lives
on the West Mountain, at place called
Hcnrys. He is q years of age.
The funeral of Miss Mary MaIoncy took
place yesterday morning from the home
of her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Edward
Maluncy. \ high mass Of requiem was
celebrated in ST. Peters cathedral by
Rev. =. j, Cough, after which inter
ment was made in Hyde Park Catholic
cemetery.
Mary Brissell, aged q years, is at the
Emergency hospital at police headqu0r'
tps, ia care Of Mrs. W. l.. DVEgan,
agent for the Board oil \! suc.atcd Char
tiles. The young woman arrived here
Saturday night and claims to hu'.
walked the entire distance from sun
bury, about ninety miles
Today aLd tomorrow are the annual
donation days Of the House Of the Good
Shepherd. Those DISPOSED to give tu
deserving purpose shuull remember this
institution. Nearly 100 persons are shcL
tered III the refuse Of the unfortunate
and as may he believed such a large fam,
lily is an expensive one. Donations vii