The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-06-26

Miss Katherine Conway, Of Pine street,
has returned from visit to friends at
Iclmira.
Mrs. Jacob Bauman, of Cherry Ridge,
Wayne county, visited Scranton friends
Alfred Twinlng, OF the Times, visited
Editor J. c. Coons, OF Nanticoke, on Sum
dsy last.
Captains Masland and Green, of the
American Volunteers. were in the city
yesterday.
Isadore Krotosky returned from Ho.
Springs, N. c., Tuesday much improved
in health.
The Misses Gallagher, of Philadelphia,
are visiting Miss MoHale. of Elm street,
Dunmore.
Miss Nellie Smith, Of Laceyville, is vis-
iti1g her aunt Mrs. L. o. Keyes, of Mon
sey avenue.
Miss Lizzie Kenney, of Parsons, is the
guest of Mrs. John Harrington, OF Luz
zerne street.
Contractor William R. Williams, OF
South Main avenue was in Wilkes Barre
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanford swingle, of Dun
more, were in Gravity visiting friends
on Thursday.
Harry Wall, the South Main avenue
furniture dealer, was In New York dur
ing the week.
Professor and Mrs. william Schilling
sailed on Wednesday for a three months
visit in Germany
Miss Bessie Mansher, of Philadelphia,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. A. II. Roberts,
of Capouse avenue.
Miss NJ. Louise Williams, of Chestnut
street, leaves for an extended visit In
the west next week.
Mrs. IL. l.. Morgan and daughter, OF
Washburn street, spent the week with
friends at Wyoming.
The Misses Mary and Annie Stanton, of
CADOuSp avenue. gDPndinU m.
at Washington, d. c.
Miss Helen Corcoran, of Archibald, ls
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William II. O'Con-
nor, of Webster avenue.
+. M. Nichols, of Atlantic City, visited
| his daughter, Mrs. Randolph Jones' of
jackson street, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Reese Lloyd, of North
| Bromley avenue, will sail for Wales next
week to spend the summer.
Miss Margaret Reynolds, of Hampton
| street, visited her sister, Mrs. James b.
Lewis, of Kingston, Sunday.
Miss Cordela Freeman, of Newark,
| visited Miss Julia G. Allen, of Washing
| ton avenue during the week.
Miss Eta Whitticker, of Worcester,
| Mass, is spending the summer with Mrs.
| II. c. Pease, Of Delaware street
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Torrey are in
town stopping at Mrs. Thomas Dickson's
| residence, 424 Washington avenue.
| Mrs. Evan Evans and son, Harry, of
Washburn street, sailed from New York
on Wednesday for a visit in Wales.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vert, of Blakely street,
| entertained Mrs. Oswald and son, George,
| of Newark, n. j., during the week.
| City Treasurer G. G. Boland attended a
| meeting of the supreme trustees of the
| Heptasophs at Baltimore this week.
Miss Josephine Fritz, of Plainfeld, N.
| j., visited the Misses Josie and Emma
| Koch, of Madison avenue, this week.
Miss Lizzie Cannon, Of Madison avenue.
this week entertained the Misses Annie
| and Maggie Garahan, of Wilkes-B =.
G. w. Engle of Lansford, ed
| home during the week after visiting raj
| ieson Evans, of South Rebecca avenue
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cook, of Wilkes
Barre. We're the guests of City Engineer
| Joseph P. Phillips and wife last Sunday.
Miss Mollie Healey, of Washington, d.
| c., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
j. ]. Healey, of Chestnut street. Dunmore.
Miss Julia Richelderfer, of Tamaqua, Is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Eli w. Houser CT North Sumner avenue.
| The Misses Parsons. of Trenton, N. j.,
| who have been the guests of Miss Lewis,
| of Edna avenue, returned home yester-
| day.
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| Jones, OF Academy street, during the
| week.
Miss Margaret Devers, of North Main
| avenue, has recovered from a long and
severe illness at the home of Hon. T. v.
| Powderly.
Conrad Wenzel and daughter, Miss
| Emma. of West Lackawanna avenue, at
| tended the national saengerfest at Phila-
| delphia this week.
Miss Archibald and Miss Welles OF this
city, and Miss Kemmerer, of Mauch
| Chunk, witnessed the boat race on the
| Hudson yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Silkman and Mr..
| and Mrs. L. CT. LaBar and children have
gone to Lake Ariel where they Will
| spend the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Driesbach, Of South
| Main avenue, left yesterday for South
| Bethlehem to attend the high school COM
| mencement exercises.
| Mrs. =. f.. Lynott and daughter, Agnes,
| of Olive street, and Miss Annie Caligan,
of Washington avenue, were in Philadel-
phia during the week.
| Mrs. NJ. Schw artzkoff, of Linden street,
entertained the Misses Martha Freeman.
of Plymouth and Flo Samuels, of New
| ark, during the week.
Miss Martha Freeman, Of Plymouth,
| and her cousin, Miss Florence Samuels,
of Newark, are visiting Mrs. NJ. Schwartz
| kopff, of Penn avenue.
B. c. Green, jr., j. A. Finch, Fl. G. Dale
and wife, c. H. Lindsay and Master VIII
| Lindsay were registered at the st. Denis
| in New York this week.
| +. f. Clark, of Adrian, Mich returned
home on Wednesday after a visit with his
sons, Charles and William Clark, of
| North Hyde Park avenue.
Julius Traugott, of Gerson's millinery,
| returned yesterday fronT Philadelphia.
He was accompanied by his mother, who
| will spend a few weeks here.
Rev. Hugh Davies, pastor of the Welsh
| Calvinistic Methodist church, South Main
| avenue, attended the Welsh Presbytery
held in Wilkes Barre ast Sunday.
S. C. Powell, of the firm of Evans &
| Powell, South Main avenue, moved his
family to Lake Winola this week, where
| they will spend the summer months.
Miss Cordelia Freeman leaves today for
her home at Newark, N. j., after a visit
| to Miss Julia Allen, the accomplished
violinst of North Washington avenue.
Rev. Thomas Bell, pastor of the Ply
| mouth Congregational church, attended
the sessions of the Congregational State
association held at Ebensburg, l'a., this
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight U. Bannlster have
| returned from their wedding tour ana
are at the reFidence of Mrs. Bannister's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Wright,
| of Caoouse venue.
S. S. Stevens and Captain Pierce have
returned from Buffalo, where they secured
| quarters for the Scranton delegation to
the Grand Army of the Republic en-
| campment next August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Carr and Miss
| Cora NJ. Decker, of the Albright library,
attended the nineteenth annual meeting
of the American Library association held
| in Philadelphia on Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Randolph JONES' national vice
president of the Patriotic Order OF True
| Americans, was in attendance at the ses-
sions of the executive committee held at