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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
A ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that John ". Schrrck
and wife, Of Somerset township, Some 4
cJtsnty. IA, have made a voluntary asS n
Elrtt To me OF all the estate 81 John a
-surocS la trus1 sgr the h-u-.r cl The err. u
cfs 81 JoAu Il. scAruc1, alt PERSONS hav ~
claims against sstid Joan "a. SchrocS viii rre-
sent the an 10 she undersigned Outy autLerfi-
cstled- and all peIsliis owing Sail som q
SehrOck VIII make iinllcaiaic Fay ymeut -
JOG$ L. >COFI.
SOMERSET Ia Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Letters administration having boan gxr NJ
&C, On the estate OF Emeaue Ha-.isr.. 10 Er,,'I
erssaiiey township Somerset Co.. Pa de-.
notice IShereoy given toall persons lnesfr,si %
s.iu es,'tte 10 ahtFse iiliileeiite payment, and
tnOss having claims against ~, s.tlnr, Iii
present them Cuiy authenticated i.lr Ssarlit,-
inent and allowance, at Tlc .a-. reSIdenc,. z
S.ld uecestsed on saturday. tie tEith day =
january, y >, lNfs, between Tue hours of
ana S O'Clock p. M, when and wier. sid 80
niilistntors VIII give their 81 I,lst.iae s,,rii
purpose.
FREEMAN J. WALKER.
ACSIIN n. BON NAN
AGWlutSFrsttO-s
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20

Master Russell Love Is suffering from
pneumonia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

The undersigned duly appointed by ths C0urs
OF Common Of Pleas of Somerset Co.. Pa audi
tor To distribute the funds m the hands Oi L..
Z. COleOrn, assignee of Joseph ID. Humbert 20.
and among those legally entitled thereto.
hereby gives notice that ne Will attend to the
duties of his appointment ON Thursday, Jan
=, iSS7. al one O'Clock y IA, at his oflice ia
~ uerSet borough, when and where ali pAr
ties Interested may attend
SEo r. sCULL
Auditan
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
ExECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry ScAlag. decd. late of JEFF =
son township. Somerset county. Pa.
Letters teststmeutarv on the above estate
having oeen issu "a hy the proper authority 20
TIE unGe ersigmeG as eIer-ufOI> ai tEe above So
tate, notice is hereby given - all De- critics in-
Gcbted 10 said estate % Tua Ee irimediate Fll--
meat, and all parties having claims agstii {
said estate viii present Them dusy authentic
Gated f0g settlement ana payment en- che w.
cersisnad on saturday. Fco- 6. lS7, ~ late
residence OF Cec'u.
JOHN sCHLAG.
HENRY j.. SgHLAG,
John II. Uhl. A;t'y. Executors.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
7 EGAL NOTICE.

7 EGAL NOTICE.
To Nancy r Barnes, of Pasadena. state OF
California; Jennie Nishwitz, residing in
the Sandwich Islands: Cyrus D. BOOse
Charles Boose and Richard BOose, of Ii
ma. Onio:
OF q Writ of Partition issued out of the Or
phans' Court of Somerset county, Pa, / will
hold an inquest on the premises ON the real
estate OF Cyrus Coleman. decd, situate in
Somerset township, Somerset county, Pa. on
saturday, the Oth day OF February, lsg7.
when and where you can attend II you think
proper.
Sherih's Office. } NJ. II. HARTZELL,
Jan. Is. 1871 sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between Atlsy L. BeIfey
and Herman r. zimmerman in the nlertsln-
tile business, was dissolved ON the 18th cay
OF October. A. D. lss'6, by mutual conSens
The accounts OF the firm have been placed IN
the hands OF Augustus Helicy ESq. Of
StOyestOwn, where all persons showing fneu-
selves 10 be indebted 10 Us are reellesft-l ts,
call and settle.
ATLEY L. BFREEY.
JAN :. lS31. HERMAN r. ZIMMERMAN
StOye>rOygn Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF John J. Baker. late Of Lincoln town
ship, Somerset Co, Pa, deed.
Letters OF administration on the above eS-
tate having been granted Ia the undersigned
10y the proper authority, notice j. hereby Civ
en- 10 an persons indebted 10 said estate 20
make immediate payment. and those having
claims against the same 20 present them duly
authenticated for settlement, an Friday, FEB.
% 1877, al the house OF the decd.
JACOB " BAKER
NOAH A. BAKER
Administrators Of John J. Baker, deed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
PEN N SYlVANIA
Railroad Company.
Personally Conducted Tours.
Ma TCHLESS IN EVER Y F,E4 TURE.
FLORIDA

Jacksonville tours, allowing two weeks In
Florida. Will leave New York and Phiiadel-
phia January ~, February and 3 and March
y. iS7. Rate covering expenses en route in
both directions, $500 from PittSourg. and
proportiOnate rates from other points.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
A DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

Estate OF Jonathan L. Miller. late OF Jefferson
township, Sninersc; cuanfy, Pa. dec'd,
Letters Of administration on the above e.
tate having been granted Co the undersigned
by the proper authority, notice is Acrchy Civ
en 10 all persons indebted 10 said estate TO
make immediate payment. and those having
claims gaifSt the same 10 present them duly
authenticated for settieme q. ON Weducs-iay,
March 10, lS37, al tig late residence OF deed.
JOSEPH b. MILLER
JACOB =. MILLER
Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1897-01-20
STOCKHOLDERS RoT.CE.

The annual meeting os the stockholders OF
the -onerse; flectrc Light. Heat and Power
Co OI Somerset. Pa. Tor the Il elton Of d.
F7-ctor- for the year iSe-, VIII be held in the
Office % DR.. !. NJ. LOuther, somerset, Pa, on
Monday, JGn. 9TH, between the hours OF
and p. IA.
7. VI. LOVTHER. Pres't.
J. y. BERKEY. Sec'y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

,T'r,S iuurbe BON ben Sournaliiteu
anasftaunt. I'm Seu6tiatett ~ usrbl.
ten uno before 2uft au sene6en, fino
bic Wobnunsen in @alusfton bod erri4'
tst; piele bapon ruben auf flint unb ie&s
JuB boben Yfeilern. BID Dor eiuem
ODER 5wei Sabren 9snoB man bort fsin
anberes Trintmansr als iol9es aus 81
i~ternen, bic mon nod auf ieoem S0fe on'
trift. Dieie puroen meiitenibetls aus
pOlS berseifsQt unb BARN oaS WaR:r
I'm 8inter fir bas sause Sabr aufses
fausen. Soldes BaHer mirb INNER
nod BON allen 9ebrau&t, bic f4 ni4t
oes Stabtmaf,rs bebienen. @dbrenb
unieres Weilens in @alpefton babsu mir
re4t %ansenebme Stunoen uerlebt. ,uo5u
namentli9 bic ausssSei&nete Bi!teruns
oas Surge beitrug. Wor8enS uuo
abenos mar bic BItteruns mobl elm ue'
mig flbl. ansenebm iibl far uus 2.ute
Gus benz 9oroen. no mon in ben Bin
rermouaten bas Bort flbl in Beaus auf
Bitieruns niht iennt. ueber bic @ei.
~terreiie BON @aluston nod Nfr,io in
na@ter Summer. 8. 3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

iolte nod Wilion's Nufidt aeipart uer.
ben f6unen. Die erOBe Mlfe oisies
8uders miro ndmlih pom Suterriibsn
ssuonnen. bic in europa fultiuirt mer7
ben. Su unlern Der. Stooten finpet
ii4 aber uiel mebr gutter 3uderriibm
Boben als n6tbla if, UNI aue Die Rabeu
Su Siebeu, beren mau iir ben geIammten
2uderbebarf bes 2anbes benOlbist. Die
Sdmeristeit 1T bios bic. 9enau anssu'
fiuoen, mo bieier Boben 1T. 8or ore,Bis
Sabren ipuroen &lben SUE 9%udersemin'
nung in Dem rei1en Booen unirer Srai'
rien aeSoseu; alein bieie &uben batten
nidt ben noibissn Sacharin @sbalt.
Seiretdr @ilion beabfidtist nun, gu
men BON Suderribeu i'm sanSen 2anos
p.rtbeilen 81 laiien; bic oam,t seSoaenen
8ibsn io0en oann nah Der &esierun9s'
Beriuhsitation 9eianot meroeu, tpo IL
sepriit uno ieitseftelt tperoeu iOu, OF
Der betr. Booen flr ben &ibsrbau &C.
eiQnet III obsr niht. Wuf oisie Bsll'
boift er ben 8lbenbau tpelentllh 81 'Dr'
bern uno in menisen Sabren 81 einsn
tpi1tiaen Tbeile Der 2anopiriblbaIt 81
MAIDEN. DEM er Speiielt nibt oaran
baB, iobalo nadsewisisn If, ooB eln'
9ofalitat 81 bi.ism 8psd poilsno 1T
auh bas n0tbise 8apital fur WaIbine
RTE Sur 3udsraewinuuns 81 baben 1eil
niro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
gSteDsrnnt Der 0jeroein6.

Die Gpaitsn babtu IN Ger 9esialatur
pcn Miunslota absrmnls ibren Hferoe'
fub ousg,t,sdt uno mpdten ben ibuer 10
perbostsu aatBollien on etIter Stsle
eirsn Sdlu9 Ueritser. Dus 2eslslatlr
Mitgteo Souts bar eiue BOrIdSe unter'
breitst, meloe Den 9sbraub rell9loler
Bidder, &5lisioa5sunterri6t irseno mel
6sn SstguntnlfsS, i0pte oas Tra9en
bon Oroeust,u0trd IN Sdulsn, Die pOn
StGais9el0ern u~uteyhaiten meroen, psr
bIetst. Sn le5terer Belt wurbe in anoe
renStantsle9,sidtursn Dem lhnooen Tor'
ssbeH Dec apniltsu @Iu9alt geboten nno
oeren Abrdiea pereltsIt. Sofentlit
miro oiss au1 %unisrsr 4esislatur sum
&ubme nad9elast Ueroen tDnnen. ISL
erwurtsn penIgieEs Uoh unltrsR Stedrps
@puutp Bsrtretern IN Der Ge5lslalur,
baB lie H,dt BLOB sesen Obige tsuft'de
8iQ timmen, ionoern ooB lie seaen I'm
nabme oerlelbsH aus oucn8rditeu arbel
ten lOeroen, ibslut es 10, bob oieie Bill
Elm AuEfluB Der wlorlse1 Nuons Snul.
aFgslsgsHheit uuo onber an erfer STEELE
sesen oas S9aliptsm uno BeIen IL
StenrusSo. seriateI 1T. SADIE oeraatbO
ljteu, namsnttj9 Der oeutIdeu III e. nun
ii4 aufSurnffsn uno isierl'6en Srolef
eesen elne o%srartlg i6mohpOle Bla 81
erbsben. Der npaitiiben SippIhaf
lou, ME IN nuoeren Staaien uno ule poI
SrDei Snbrsn nuh IN Wttnneioic, aud
lest wRoer 5rOnt eeboten uno elm
our69relilId Risoertd9e bereliet tuer
ben. Die Wt09llhteit oaSu 1T uns Dol
ben Ssamten oes Staatsusrbanoes Of
bic 0luo sesebsu, lnoem lie 9irealaru
uno RetltiOus- Jormulaye III ale ben
StcdtsusrbaHo dngebOreuoen Serein
ausIanoteH, I'm segeH Die emporenoe Se
iessapOrla9e nit lbrer gtdmensuntsr
i6riit Su prOteflren. Sier Sslst i'd
heutlih sin msientliher uuo boaer 3w;c
bss StuatSuerblHoss. Ssoer ioate id
bemabsn, isiusu Namen IOIber Betiiiol
iObdIo dls mpsii6 bel5uiu8en uno lslH
Hodbarn auh oaSu gu bewe8eu. 3el9
man, oaB IN Der Glnl9teIt bic Statt
IIeai, Ger Die Apailtsn unterlIa9en mil
fen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

nen Towus sslsssu liuo. bl,fen lih BON
Der 9omrs0erwaltuua iosl6ien. Spsrs
tp-Stplllsuus pom 80. 500 aum Ius
tauf elmer Sarm fir Die 6fentlide
Staotsibule in Ouatouna. Die 3borp''
Idle 8ju. wslde Die Nusoebnuu9 Der
@iujtoieufrsssln auf oas @eireioe Su'
Spefiions. 9epartement auaoebut, nuroe
sur Gnnahme e%mpiOb!en. besaleibsn bic
6eis'ihe 8orlase. welde ben leaalen
3iuaius nuf Sarlsben uon 7 auf 6 Bro
sent hsrubIsst. Telegraph enseieIi&of'
ten louen iar uerloren ses ansene ooer
riht belteate 9speiden bis 81 $500 be-
trait msroen. SObn's Bin, wtlde ST.
205 80 uis Sersltuns Der Soften in
Dem g. 9 Snn 8ontsffnns ioroert. murz
De init Dem 8ermerf empfobten, ben BE-
ttug nuI 1900 81 rebuSiren. Die iose.
uauute &seps's Bill sur Beitsueruns
pon 8erswerteu uno Winsral 'Gdnosrei'
en- putos nab anosrthalbtdsiser berger
Debate absslsbat. &sprdien'ant War'
tn ibsilse Dem Sauis nit. oaB bic &eio-
utiOn, uuter bereu BeoinSuusen oas
.@omite fIr bic unbsl h~ditlsten" arbei'
te. Die llutsrluhuus Der Sahe au'
5tGole NIT iber $4,000 Ginpebnerr
tei1rdute. 9as pdre i%nIofern beoaner-
lid, ais auh in ben fleirereu Stdoter
Noib unb Nrbeitstoiistsit herridt. Das
oaus ertpsitsrte Die Bsfusniie bes@omi
tes, Die lluteriuhuns auf ale Stdbte uno
Srtidaieu ousSuoebnen. Bon ben net
eirsereihien Bius beben mir folaene'
berpor: WcD onalo-8s allen Nrbsiten
Die fir ben Siaat e~eleitet weroen. Souer
a5t Stunoeu ben ssisbl,den Irbsitstas
, biloeu. uuoerlsat-Serbot Der Shau
I feQun9 Don Breisborsrei.B iloern.. So
/ ueiup -RuniSipalIduloideine ionen IL
t 3utunit, um oeren uebernabme ourd
eas Sublitam ~ ermOslibeu, In Ib
} ihnitteu pou $50, 500, $500 uni
$1,000 ~abssseben iperoeu nno 3 bis
= 8rossnt trasen. Inter Den Yetltioneu
l Die einlie'eu, beiano iih cine NnSdbl, Il
, ceusn sssen bic Nnnabme Der .. 5. Nc
z 338, aui @runo beren elm 2beil be
I County Bolt absstrennt uno unter ben
t 3amsn ,Nelion" ais ie~lbffanoise
Gountp etablirt peroen ioa, opponir
Diro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

MuSlouO.

Die fretif@e Gnaelesenbeit in
au4 mdbrenb Der lesten @eboetIonsuo
DE trob Der n,ebrfa&en Drobunseu Der
@robmdnte NIT elmer Blodaoe Der srie-
&iiden 6dfen unb Der iretliHen Rife
u~nuerduoert. Das ileine @rie4enlano
i4stnt tros bes D,ber,pru&es oler euro
pd,i9en Wd9te enti@loHen 81 fem. feline
SteQung in Qreta niht a%ufSuseben.
Dem bonn Oberfen BuRos befebltsteu
sr,ehii&en Oceupationsbeere auf 3reta
ioQ. tros a0er @esenbebauptuusen. cine
~seniiseube Rense Broulant sur 8erfi'
suug fteb.n. Nber bod wlroen bic er,e.
dii&en Truppen nod Der Setmath Jus
ridfebreu, menn bic tirfii4en Soloaten
Don Der Suiel 3uriidbsorbert tperoen ioll'
ten. uno an m%oBsebeuoer STEELE ioQ mon
onfar fem. ba6 2esteres 8ei&ebeu ioll
Gsbem Bai&o, 8efeblsbaber Der iiirti
i4en Dlpifion IN Racebonien. bat ben
tlriii4en Rriessminifier auf t~eltsropbis
i4em Bese eebetsn. ibm feine rueitersn
Truppen aur 8eritdrfuns 81 i&iden. ba
aro6er Ransel on 2ebensmitteln DOR.
berrihenb il. Gbermals baben bic
Iirfen einen Nusriff ouf bic drmenier
sema&t. Don benen fanf5ebu eet6otet
tpurben. Die in ben iretii&en Uemdi.
fern periammelteu 3riessi&'ifs Der Rd&
te batten ipieberum In ein3elnen iueuiaen
5dlen @slesenbsit. ben tretii&en Guf.
ftdnoii&en entseseujutreteu. Dos otter.
reihii6e R%ononenboot rSebnieo" bobrte
einen 9rie&ii&en Schooner in ben @runb,
uaa benz es 6euer erbaltsu bate.
Sn 9eutf&tanb iuurbe bic
6ffsntli&e Nnfmeriiamieit bur& bic Dor.
bereiiunsen 81 Der bunbertidbrisen Seer
bss Geburtstases bes erfien beuti&en
Raiiers unb bur@ bic 8erotbunseu i'm
@ei@stas lber bic Rorine.8 orlase pod
ftdnoi9 in Nuipru& aeuommen. St.
tere bot. ME i&on bic uoraussesauaeuen
8erhanoluuseu In Der Budget Rom
milton srfenuen lisb.n, faum ,rsenb
uel&e NusR&t. ansenomu,en 3u peroeu.
Der Re,&stos bot be iest MUIR ben Bau
e,nes Haujeri@' ff.S, bewiQist. bo9eseu
bic ~uerlonetev Rreujer uno Die Torpebo
boote abselebut. Sniolse bieiss ableb.
HsrbaltenS i&wirren aIerlei
Qrtiensera&te bur& bic SUIT. lber beren
tbetid&li@e UeSranbans iebo& weais
tseasat r.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
SOUTH SCRANTON.

In Hartmans hall Wednesday night
the new Patriotic council of the Junior
Order of American Mechanics was in
stituted The degree team from the
Moses Taylor council, No. 15l, particl7
pated in the installation ceremony. FL
mer F., Berry directed the degree team,
and District Deputy Albert Butts per-
formed the installation, The officers
chosen were. Past councillor, Jacob
Christophel; councillor Peter Neuls;
vice councillor, Frank Burches; treas
urcr, Henry Armburst; recording Sec
rotaray, Frank Tisdel. a social session
followed the work of institution.
A number of ladies from this part of
the city mostly members of the Hick-
ory Street Presbyterian church went
to Elmhurst Wednesday afternoon
where they We're entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. Casper Jenny. In the party
were: Mrs. Fred Murch, Mrs. j. Hide
brand, Mrs, Gus Hilderbrand, Mrs. w.
A. Nordt, Mrs. Charles Neuls, Mrs.
William Harmon, Mrs. Carl Rail, Mrs.
Peter Hartman, Mrs. Kate Hoffman,
Mrs. Thomas Lewert, Mrs. George
Nehr. Mrs. Carl Scheuch, Mrs. Carl
Loneler, Mrs. Christ Fickus and Mrs.
C Wirth.
Harry Kirsley, of Pittston avenue,
was married at Elizabeth, y. p, Tues
lav. He returned Wednesday with his
bride.
Miss Laura Hurley, Of Stone avenue,
and Thomas Gardner, of the Twelfth
ward, were married in st. Johns Cath
Ollie church Wednesday afternoon by
Rev. L. j. Melley.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
OFFICERS REELECTED.
They Will Decide Where the Next Con.
yention of Home and Foreign Mis-.
siOnary Societies Will Be Held,

Yesterday morning in Grace Luther
an church was held the closing meet%
ing of the Womans' Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the North Branch
conference of the Susquehanna Synod.
Last years officers were reelected as
follows: President, Mrs. F. H. Jen-
kins Bloomsbury; vice president, Mrs.
j. A. Kisner, Selinsgroye; secretary,
Miss Harriet Werllheiser, Danville;
treasurer, Mrs. j. II. Weber, Sunbury.
The place for holding the next meet
ing was left to the officers to decide.
The meeting began with devotional
service. An excellent paper by Mrs.
] il. Barb, of Selinsgrove, on "Indiv-
idual Responsibility, or the Duty of
Everyone to Carry the Gospel to the
Heathen." The conference box work
was discussed by Mrs. E. b. Gull, Of
Catawissa, and others. Mrs. NJ. l..
Shindel of Danville, conducted the
question box period. The closing relig-
ious service was led by Rev. Foster
u. Gift, pastor of Grace church.
Resolutions We're adopted by a ris-
ing vote expressing the thanks of the
delegates to the pastor, ladies and
others of the church for their COR
dial hospitality, entertainment and
help.
Lunch was served at noon after the
adjournment,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
HAD A ROUGH EXPERIENCE.
Edward Miller, of Ayoca, Falls IN
with n Pair of fHighwaymcn.

Edward Miller, of Avoca, had sorry
experience at the hands of pair Of
brutal highwaymen Wednesday night.
Miller came to this city to look for
work at his calling, that of a station
airy engineer. He applied at various
places without success, and along to-
wards o'clock at night, after an un-
successful visit to the blast furnace,
started for home.
On the Cedar avenue bridge he met
a couple of rather friendly appearing
fellows and inquired Of them the way
to the Plttston car line. They told
Linn he was going in the wrong direc-
tion and offered to pilot him to the
riGht place
Never suspecting anything wrong he
followed them They took him back
over the bridge, and up the embanll-
ment to the old Orchard grounds, near
the LackaWanna Iron and Steel cont
pany's lumber yard saying to him that
il was a short cut to Pittston avenue,
where they told him he would have to
go to catch his car.
When the middle of the field was
reached one of the rufIians struck Mill
er from behind, and as he fell to the
ground the other commenced raining
kicks on his head and face. He was
rendered unconscious, and while thus
helpless he was relieved of all his valu-
allies, including the small amount of
money, something like SLIPS, which ne
had with him.
Persons who had heard his outcries
found him some time after his assail-
ants had gotten away and took him to
q nearby house, where his cut and
bruised face was attended to- After
some little attention he was able to
go home alone, his car fare being sup
piled by one of the men who found him
In the field
Miller gave a fair description of his
assailants and the police are striving
o identify them. One of the pair was
dressed in working clothes, and carried
n dinner all.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
BOY RUN OVER.

Little Harry Williams, about 10 years
of age, and a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebenezer Williams, of Chestnut street,
was run over by the wagon used by
p. w. Tague, funeral director, yester-
day afternoon about 5.15 o'clock. The
accident took place at the corner of
Main avenue and Jackson street. 1t
was entirely unavoidable on the part
of the driver. AS he was driving off
Jackson onto main the lad, who was
riding a bicycle, turned off Main into
Jackson. The boy lost control of his
wheel and ran into the horses, falling
OF? his wheel, the rear wheel passed
over him. Fortunately the vehicle is a
light bodied one, and contained moth
ing heavy, and as the horses were
walking at the time his escape from
very serious injury was lucky. The lad
got up and said he did not feel hurt
much, but thought the horse had
kicked him. He was taken home.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
A DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL,
Mrs. J. J. Roberts Enteriains at Her
Home in Honor Of Miss Stevens,
Of TOwanda.

Mrs..J. j. Roberts, the charming wife
of DR. j. j. Roberts, delightfully."- en-
tertaihed last evening at her residence,
225 South Main avenue. The affair was
in honor of Miss Stevens, of Towanda,
the guest of Miss Jennie Howell, of
Scranton street. ot
The beautiful home was brilliantly
lighted and the guests were received
by their hostess, assisted by Miss Edna
Williams. Progressive domino and the
unique game known as the peanut hunt
We're features of the evenings pleas
ure, intermingled with pleasant con-
versations. Later dainty refreshments
were served. The guests present were:
Mrs Will Phillips, Mrs. G. b. Rey-
nolds, Mrs. II. c. Wallace, Mrs. George
Phillips, Mrs. George Howell Mrs.
Robert j. Williams, Mrs. John T.
Richards, Mrs. Robert Walter, jr., Mrs.
William Daniels. and the Misses Stew
ems, of Towandaj Jennie Howell, Ray
Williams. Lillian Shivelly. Augusta
Blair, Belle Vipond, Elizabeth Her
manns, Leah Heath, Kate Mason, Ed
ma Williams, Della Penwarden, Name
Comegys. 500 $50.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-01
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Mrs. George Schrank is i'll at her
home on Riggs street
Rev. e. j. Haughton and wife have
returned home from their vacation
Arch Dryden is ill at his home on
North Blakely street.
Richard Hout has moved his family
from Blakely street to Church street.
The Independent Hose company is
making grand preparations for their
trip to Wilkes Barre next week to at
tend the annual convention of the
state. which is to be held in that city.
Miss Minnie Jane Allen and friend,
Miss Mamie Glisman, are visiting rel
atives at East Benton. They will visit
the Soldiers Orphan school at Har-
ford, Susquehanna county, before re-
turning home.
George and Edward Atwaters, of
Avoca, spent yesterday with friends in
town.
There was no meeting of the borough
council last evening because of a lack
Of quorum.
Charles Whitney and George Phil
lips, of Sterling, are spending "a few
days in town.
George bingham has moved his
family from No. 6 10 Oscar Yost's new
residence, on North Blakely street.
The members of st. Marks Episco-
pal church will give a reception for
their pastor, Rev, e. j, Haughton, on
Saturday evening, Oct. 2, in the Parish
house. Everybody is invited.
Daniel Brundage, of Lake Ariel, has
returned home after visiting friends
In town,