The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-27

cake walk, i'm which upward of 125 cou-
pies participated. The cake was won
amid great excitement by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Filler.
Alfred. the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Logan, of the Exchange
hotel, is dangerously i'll.
Rev. and Mrs. f. j. Haughton, de-
lightfully entertained the members Of
St Marks choir at their residence on
Blakely street Saturday evening.
The following are the list Of unCalled
for letters remaining in the postofice
for week ending April "a: Edward
Bull, Charles Colvin, Joseph Corey, "E.
NJ. b." Andrew KirsCher Master
Claude Gardner "Housekeeper," Louis
Kraft Antonio Massaro, Frank Mitch
ell, p. ]. Moran, Mr.. Palfray, Jacob T..
Perry, Vito Romans, Mrs. Michael Scan
lon, Mr.. Schultz, Charles Sossong, Mrs.
Angi Thorpe, Mich Mudzika, Zuzanana
Tackanin, Turka Telatrick.
John Matthews, Of Blakely street, is
seriously i'll at his home.
c.. r. Hall has severed his connec-
tion with the Dunmore Pioneer and ac-
Cepted a position with Rev. f. A. Dony,
of the Sabbath Defender.
The seventy-seventh anniversary Of
odd Fellowship in America was most
appropriately celebrated in odd Eel
lows hall last night, by the Dunmore
lodge, No. SIG. This lodge has been IN
existence for upward of twenty-five
years and contains a membership of
one hundred and sixteen. Since its
formation two hundred and eleven
members have been initiated into the
10 rift of "
five have been removed during that
time, either by suspension or by death.
The lodge was first organized with
forty-tWO members.
Mrs. A. C. Mitchell of Grove street,
is the guest of relatives in WINNERS.
John Uveguse and John Penoche,
both of JohEsoa's Patch, are deep stu
dents of history. The affairs in the
least proved more than interesting and
as one side or the other would lin
IL victory, these two persons would
spend hours in a friendly discussion Of
the situation. Yesterday, however
Penoche, who had been drinking Ecav-
lily, was more talkative than ever, even
to the extent of becoming rather bois-
ferrous. He greatly differed with I've
guse over the last war which had
taken place, and from a friendly dis
cusslon, it soon deeDened into a rough
and tumble fight in which Uveguse
was badly worsted. This seemed to
arouse his wrath, for he appeared be-
fore Squire Cooney and had a warrant
issued for the arrest of PenOche, Charg-
ing him with attempted murder. The
case was heard later on, and resulted
in the commitment Of Pcnoche to the
borough Jail to await a further hear
ing.
James Grant, of Mead street, is abe
to be out again after his recent Illness.
Fred Stevens, of Adams avenue, has
resumed his occupation after a severe
attack of measles.
Mrs. Edward Winans is confined to
her home on Mill street with illness.
The knights of the Golden Eagle,
No. q, held a smoker in their rooms
i'm odd Fellows hall last night. Dele
| cations from the Electric City and
| Roaring Brook castles We're present.
The evening was most enJoyably spent
| in speechmaking and feasting. Sever
| al new members We're initiated,
The funeral of Frank, the 1-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell,
of Throop street, occurred yesterday
| afternoon. Interment was made in the
| Dunmore cemetery.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
Odist Episcopal church win hold So
clal tomorrow evening at the home of
Mr., and Mrs. Peter WeisenIiuh, of
| Fourth street.
class will conduct a social in the Odd