The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-11-02
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA
EACTOR YNiLLE.

Hitching posts. gates, out buildings,
signs. wagons, etc, were on the move
in great shape last Saturday night
Mr. and Mrs. John Winters, of Dun
more, were spending Sunday here with
his brother Newman Winters.
4 very neat souvenir and programme
for the Lackawanna and Wyoming
Musical alliance has been issued by
Secretary W. n. Manchester. The
front mage or cover contains a group
Of the officers of the alliance. with the
Methodist Episcopal church of this
place forming the center. all set in
very finely executed half-tones.
Funeral director G.. w. Stanton was
called to Nicholson yesterday to bury
DIR. +. $. Wheeler.
Don't forget that today is election
day, and see that your vote is cast for
the right men.
Fred. Manchester, of Wilkes Barre,
has been in town few days, and has
done some cunning while here.
Augustus Collins is dangerously i'll.
The foot ball game last Saturday be-
tween st. Thomas college and Key
stone teams was won hy st. Thomas
college. the score being 10 to 0. Key
stone showed lack of practice and
united team work. This is the first
defeat for Keystone i'm two seasons.
St. Thomas college boys consequently
felt very highly elated over their vic
tory.
paulowna Rebekah degree lodge, l.
O. O. F.. will hold an important meet
ing at their hal! tonight. and every
member of the lodge is requested to be
present, as there will be nomination of
officers and other business of import
anCe will he transacted.
Don't forget 10 vote early today, and
cast Il straight Republican ticket.
Yesterday was the opening of the
rabbit and deer season.
Red Jacl,pt lodge. ]. Q. O. T., has
two candidates for initiation next Sat
urdaY evening.
What has become of our local tcle-
phone ENTERPRISE?
The new base hole that il being sunk
by the Winola oil company will soon
DE down to the depth of 1000 feet, the
required depth that the contract calls
for. There is a distance of about SOC
feet yet to go.
II viii take the united efforts of sew
eTal men and horses to replace the re-
suits of Halloween marauders.
A. u. Dershimer had the misfortune
to get his nose broken i'm the game of
foot ban last Saturday, and you bet he
nose it,"
Mrs. Walter II. Horton, nee Jessie
Pace, of New London, Conn, who is
visiting her cousin Miss Bertha Girls
man. is quite seriously i'll.
Miss Bertha Crisman has returned
from Tunkhannock, where she ha:
been spending two weeks with rela,
tivcs.
\ horse belonging to c. A. Lisk ere,
ated quite an excitement on our streets
last Sunday morning. 1t was caught
down near the Glenn school house ant
not much damage was done.
Charles Gardner and James Levi!
went to Tunkhannock yesterday tC
probate the will of the late John Lewis
Mr.. $. A. NOrthup had another stroke
of paralysis yesterday morning and IL
very low at this writing, having no
yet regained consciousness.
p. b. Walter spent last Sunday a
the Ransom poor farm.
Colonel d. n. and G. b. Matthew
son, Of Washington, d. c., are hom
to vote.
Mrs. joseph Tillinghast, nee Eli
Pedrick, of Stockton. Cal, is shaking
hands here with relatives and old ac
quantances,
our tonsorial artist, Fred. Osterhout