The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-01
JER1YN M
AND
MAYFIELD

Mrs. o. S. Maines, Miss Nellie Rennie
and Miss May Pizer were visitors at Car
bondale yesterday.
Charles Solomon spent yesterday in
Scranton
Mrs. Thomas Solomon, of Main street,
is visiting at the home of her parents at
Peckville.
Miss Name Timin is in New York city
purchasing goods for J. ID. Stocker & Co,
with whom she has been engaged as mill
liner
Mrs. David Evans of Second street
who has been visiting in Scranton, re-
turned yesterday
George Baker, of Main street, has
moved to Mayheld. occupying "a house
near his meat market.
q. H. Nost has rented house of Levi
Patterson, on Main street.
Miss Amy Williams, who resigned her
position In the graded schools to take Il
course in Millersville Normal school, left
for there on Tuesday evening.
Arthur Fowler, who has been spending
a short vacation at home, has returned
to his studies at the West Chester state
| Normal school.
Miss Eliza Osborne left on Tuesday for
Milersville Normal school. whore she
will resume her studies of the senior
year
Judge Edwards on Tuesday granted Il
preliminary injunction restraining Rob-
ert Roe, collector of the borough Of May
| field, from taking further proceedings to
collect taxes said to be due on the prop
| erty of Winfield Scutt. The plaintiff
| claims that he owns a house ana lot in
Jermyn, on which he has paid taxes for
| the past three years. For the year 1896.
| Maytield borough assessed the property
and wants Scutt to pay a tax there after
| having paid it to the Jermyn tax collec-
| tor. The tax amounts to $l2O5. Court re-
E.,11 tt,sr matt
| there Is an inquiry as to the proper divid-
! ing line of the boroughs, committee
| having been named tn ascertain the same.
j. ID. Stocker is having AN addition built
to the property occupied by Thomas Hun
| ter.
Miss Maggie Winter, who has been Wis
| iting in iIawley for the past month, re-
turned on Tuesday. accompanied by Miss
Name Shiffer of Scranton.
| The condition of Miss Mary Bloomc,
| of the East Side, who has been sick for
some time, is becoming serious
| +. ID. Freas has moved his household
| goods into the house recently vacated by
| G. ID. Winter.
Miss Anna Mccarthy left on Tuesday
for Stroudsburg Normal school.
| Messrs. James Merritt, Charles and
Henry Smith left last evening for Alaska
| Henry Hemebright entertained a nun.
| Der of his friends Saturday evening.
| They were entertained royalty and al
| spent very pleasant time Those pres
ent were: Misses Bryson, Curr ana Eu.
| nice Bryson, of Carbonate; Edith Noeste
| Matte Knapp, Emma Moon, Cora Davis
| Carrie Murray, May Swick and Jennie
| Wheeler, of Jermyn; Messrs. Morris anl
Ray Clifford, Ed Carr, Charles Rogers
and William Dimock. of Carbondalc
Thomas Roberts and James Reiley.
Ann W. Rees, of Main street was unit.
cd in wedloCk to Rev. Edward w Jen
| kins, of South Wilkes Barre, on Tuesday
evening. The ceremony was performed
at $50 at the home of the Rev. William
Surdival, who ofticiated. After the cere
mony the couple received the congratula
tions of the friends present. Mr.. jenkins
who is a Baptist minister. will now max,
his future residence in this town.
While $. S. Munster was driving
through Mayfeld last evening his horse,
became frightened by the yelling of SON,
mischievous boys. The horses ran at
rapid rate up the street until one of tn,
wheels came in contact with an electric
light pole near the Methodist church
The driver was thrown out on the road
The harness was broken and the horse,
continued up Hin street. Mr.. Burke, wnC
saw the horses coming up the hill, man
aged to stop them. No great damag,
was done.
There will be a general rehearsal n
the Congregational church on Friday ev
ening for the cantata which is to be per
formed in the near future. All takin.
part are requested to be present.
Richard Lutchham, of Providence, wa
visiting relatives in Maytield yesterday.