The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-15
Suburban News
In General
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.


will hold a meeting in Germania hall,
Friday evening, January 16.
The framework of the Polish church
being erected on Locust street, was
commenced yesterday. After the par
tial settlement of their troubles short
while ago, the congregation separated,
thus leaving the adherents of Father
Aust without a church. This occa-
stoned the erection of the new church
on Locust street.
W. s. Klonosli who owns the large
drug store at Pittston avenue and Cher
ry street, dissolved partnership with
DR.. Barrett, of Pittston, and came to
Scranton leaving affairs in "a very un-
settled state. Each claimed his share
to be the larger. No agreement could
be made, so the matter was placed in
the hands of arbitrators Klonosli is
now in WilSes-Bar trying to bring
about a settlement. If he is unsuccess-
full the matter will be brought to the
attention of the Luzerne county courts.
owing to the fact that Connell & Co.
desire to use part of the land over
which the street cars now run near
Meadow Brook breaker, 1t is rumored
that Birney avenue will be graded and
tracks laid on it in the spring. The
idea is long looked for and well re-
ceived by interested property holders.
The route will then be from Lacka-
wanna to Cedar. to Beech to Pittston,
to Gibbons, to Birney, to Minooka.
Invitations We're issued yesterday for
the thirteenth anniversary of the
Scranton Athletic club TO be held in
Cermania hall, Jan. q.
Miss Julia McGuigan will dedicate
her latest composition the ELK March"
to the Scranton Elks.
Harold, the youngest son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Houston, of $40 orchard
street, will be buried this afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Miss Katie Donahue, of Stone ave-
nue., is confined to her home by sick
ness
a large number of young people from
this side are enjoying the excellent
skating In Minooka, Greenwood and
No. 4.
Miss Gertrude O'Hara, of Pittston
avenue, who has been i'll for the past
week, is cOnvalescing.
orders We're received yesterday by
the foremen of Connell & Co. $ mines to
change the working hours, which have
| been three six hour days week to
| three quarter full time.
| On Wednesday next Miss Kate Neuls,
| of Alder street, will be welded to Philip
| Scheuer, of the firm of Scheuer Bros.
! The Republicans of the Third dis
| trict of the Twentieth ward will caucus
| Saturday night.
| Miss Mamie Fassold has returned to
her home in Mauch Chunk after a Wis
| 1t with her parents, Mr., and Mrs. Geo.
! Fassold, of PittSton avenue.
Richard Grimes, of Stone avenue is
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Denis
| Grimes, of Ashland, Neb.
Richard Keenan,, a prominent resi-
| dent of Sweetwater. Wyoming, is visit
ing members of his family in the
| Twelfth ward. Mr.. Keenan, was for
merly engaged in bbsiness in that part
of the city but has been a resident of
| the West for nearly a decade.
| The Democrats Of the Nineteenth
ward have nominated the following
| district officers: First dstrict-Judge,
| Thomas Kelly; inspector, Henry Ed
en-; register, Charles Gray. Second dis
trict-Judge, William II. Walter in
| spector, Charles Klein; register, Henry
| Schaf. Third district-Judge, Paul
Reminger; inspector Stephen Miller;
| register, Fred l.. Snyder. Fourth dis
| trict-Judge, George B. Miller; inspec-
| tor, NJ. Fitzpatrick; register, w. Smith.
William Murphy, aged 81 years died
suddenly yesterday at the home of his
| sister, Mrs. John OBrien, of Stone
| avenue. Deceased was native of
| Wales and came here less than a month
| ago on visit. ApopleXy was the cause
of death. The funeral will take place
| Saturday morning at o'clock. Inter
ment will be in Hyde Park cemetery.
The Democrats of the Twentieth ward
| will caucus Saturday night at 7.3C
o'clock as follows: First district. Cor
coran's hall: second district, Battles
hall; Third district, Callery's arcade;
! Fourth district, NJ q. Langan's store
Election officers only are to be chosen
The Scranton Athletic club last night
elected officers as follows: President
II. w. Berghauser; vice president VIII.
liam Koch, jr.; treasurer, Robert Robin.
son; recording secretary, Emil Bonn
financial secretary, Peter Neuls; cap.
tain, Christ Rose; librarian, Fred C
Neuls; trustee for three years, Charles
Heir.
Miss Winifred Melvin leaves today
for ten days visit in Philadelphia,
Choice cut flowers and dover de-
signs at Palmer & McDoualds, 544
Spruce. 80