The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-13
PERSONAL MENTION.


II Reeve Jones was in Avoca Tuesday.
Wade NJ. Finn spent Tuesday in car
bondale.
Miss Elizabeth Doersam is visiting at
Hawley.
Rev. w. T. Jones returned Tuesday from
a western trip.
Miss Anna Bean, of this city, is visiting
Easton friends.
G. Il. Patterson, of Pittston, spent We'd
| nesday in this city.
II. A. Coleman, of Carbondale, was in
the city on Thursday.
David Wallace, of Ninth street, has re-
turned from Washington.
Miss Cora Stevans. of Hampton street,
| Is visiting in Binghamton.
James j. Shea, of the West Side, is home
from trip to Stroudsburg.
Miss Rose Canovan, Of the West Side,
is visiting in New York city.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Pittston, is visit
ing friends on the South Side.
Il. Weingart, of Lackawanna avenue,
are in New York city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Spruks. of the
South Side, are in New York city.
Mrs. w. G. Williams, of Clark's Sum-
nit Is visiting West Side friends.
United States Commissioner A. j. Col
burn was in Wilkes Barre Tuesday.
OFT Winters, of Blakely street, Dun
more, has returned from Washington.
James Griffin, of the South Side has
returned from a visit in Philadelphia.
Horace Costler, of Scranton street, has
returned from a visit in Wilkes-Ba
Howard Davis, of North Main avenue,
returned Tuesday from Washington, ID. G.
Miss Mamie Phillips, of Jackson street,
has returned from Il trip to New York
| city.
The Misses Gladys Joseph and Annie
lit,
| city.
Miss Jennie Thomas, OF Washburn
| street, is visiting friends in New York
| city.
Miss Celia Connors, of Meridian street,
| has returned from a visit at Tunkhan-
mock.
Miss Mamie Robb of Linden street, has
returned from a months visit with Phil
| adelpha friends.
Benjamin Lloyd, of 800 Twelfth street
| is very seriously i'll at his home with ty-
phoid pneumonia
Joseph d. Lewis, of Washington, is
| spending a few days with West Side
| friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pipher, of North
| Garfield avenue, have returned after q
| visit at Portland, Pa.
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. T.. Rice and Mr.. and
| Mrs. S. p. Fenner left Thursday morning
| on an extended western trip.
| Mrs. William Dunn, of PittSton, spent
| Monday as the guest of Mrs. Isaac Will
| iams of North Sumner avenue.
| Clinton Palmer, of Stroudsburg, has re-
| turned home after visit with Arthur
| Van Welt, of Washburn street
| Professor j. NJ. Chance, organist at the
Second Presbyterian church, returned
| Wednesday from western trip.
| Mrs. Annie H. BiXler of Plainteld, Pa
| after a visit to Mrs. II. c. SwartZ, OF
Pittston avenue, has returned home.
| Miss Gertrude NJ. Shores, of Towanda
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Il. Price al
their home, PA North Rebecca avenue.
| G. d. Elliott and wife, j. Lynch and d
| f. Taylor, of this city, We're registered al
| the ST. Denis. in New York. this week.
| Rt Rev. Bishop O'Hara has returned
| from Philadelphia, where he went to visit
| his brother, Dr.. Michael O'Hara, who is
| ILL.,
| Miss Edith Blair, of South Main avenue
| and her guest, Miss Elzabeth Walter, OF
| Mauch Chunk, were in Wilkes-Barre Mon.
| day.
| Mrs. James Il. Lewis and Miss Mar.
| garet Lake, of Kingston, returned home
yesterday after "a visit to West Side
| friends.
| Misses Lizzie Morgan. Hattie Witt, and
| Carrie Smith, of Wilkes-Barre, spent
Tuesday with Miss Edith Softly, of Mul,
| berry street.
| Superintendent of Schools George How.
ell attended the convention of city ant
| county superintendent held this week
| in Harrisburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Gable, of South
| Garfield avenue, are entertaining Mrs
| Burritt Nlirt and Miss Lily Loran, OF
| Thornhurst, Pa.
| Misses Bessie Gallagher, of Meridian
| street, and Kate Duffy, of LuZerne street
| 81 tal of nj CT
| Pittston, this week.
| Edward MacGouldrick, of Boston, was
| the guest of his brother, Rev. d. j. Mac.
| Gouldrck, president of st. Thomas col
| lege, during the week.
| H. n. Gardner, of Binghamton, was il
| the city yesterday afternoon collecting
| material for an article which he will write
| for the Electrical Engineer" a paper
| published in New York city, on the sub
| ject of ELECTRICITY in the Mines"
| Samuel Chapman, travelling salesman
| for Goldsmith Bros, shoe dealers, arrived
| yesterday from three months visit il
| Germany. He was welcomed on his re
| turn by the following friends, who assem-
bled at the depot: Messrs. r. NJ. Gold
| smith, Theodore Stein, David Weisberg
| Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer, Mr.. and Mrs
| Frank Hubert and Albert Witte.
| DR.. Richard II. Gibbons is in Philade
| phia, where he was a guest of DR.. William
| Pepper. who last night entertained the
| William Pepper Medical society in com
| memoration of the thirty-third anniver
| sary of his graduation in medicine. L
| was the twenty-third anniversary of DR.
| Gibbons graduation from the same in
| stitution, the University of Pennsylvania
| For upward of twenty-five years DR.. Pep
| per and DR.. Gibbons have been warm per
| sonal friends and have been frequently
| associated professionally.