The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-14
SCHANK & SPENCER,
41O SPRUCE STREET.
CITY NOTES.

The Young Mems Hebrew ASSOCIATION Oh
this city will hold their eighth annual
dance at Music hall this evening.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
it's trair men and other employees of the
main line south of Scranton yesterday.
A regular meeting of the Fraternal Mys-
tic circle will be held tonight in Raubs
hall, Wyoming avenue All members are
urged to be present.
John Griffiths has removed his store for
the sale and purchase of books, rare and
new, from Washington avenue to Linden
street, opposite the postoffice.
At 11.9O o'clock last night all the Sleep
ing rooms in the Hotel Jermyn were occd-
pied by 232 dodgers and twenty cots had
been assigned to late arrivals.
The Anthracite Glee club. of West
Scranton, will render several selections
at the Penn Avenue Baptist church this
evening during the course of DR.. DiXon's s
lecture.
The funeral of Charles Widden, of Belle
vue, will be held from the residence or
his son-n-law, Mr.. Strnger, this after
noon at 2.3O o'clock, the Rev. F. z. Doty
officiating
The ladies' of the Green Ridge Presby-
terian church will serve an autumn leaf
supper in the church parlors Thursday
evening, Oct. II, from 6 until s o'clock.
Super % cents.
Klaw & Erlanger of New York city; Jo-
seph Brooks, of Los Angeles, Ca; Nick
son & Zimmerman, of Philadelphia;
Frank Howe, jr., of Philadelphia, all the
atrical men, are in the city.
Miss Lydia Hanawalt, evangelist, began
a series Of evangelistic services this week
at Tresslarville, Pa, assisted by c. f..
Newell. Much interest is manifested and
a gracious work expected in both saint
and sinner.
Joseph NJ. Salioz and Mary O Boyle, of
Scranton; Frank Kennedy, of Scott, and
Pearl Franklin, of Benton; Samuel II.
Purvis, of Scranton, and Mollie A Simms.
of Priceburg; Allan A. ScCor, of Dunmore,
and May NJ. Keen, of Scranton, were yes
terday granted marriage licenses.
Lester Mott, the Chinchila farmer,
who was arrested several days ago for
retaining horse, wagon and harness, the
property of Thomas McAndrew, of this
city, was given a hearing by Alderman
Millar yesterday. Attorney c. II. Soper
appeared for Mott. He was held in $2OO
bail to appear at court
There will be meeting of the keystone
Campaign club at the African Methodist
Episcopal church hall Thursday evening
at O'Clock to which every cOlored voter
of the city is cordially invited, as busi-
BY order of George w. Brown, PRESIDENT
l., f. Morton, secretary.
j. w. Speers, the man who had a Klon-
dixie investment scheme in the Rookery
on Washington avenue, from which busi-
ness he was suddenly separated a few
weeks ago by detective Crawford of Phil.
adelphia, has been adjudged guilty al
Philadelphia of three charges OF forgery
false pretense and fraud.
A meeting of the Womans Auxiliary tC
the Domestic and Foreign Missionary So
ciety is called for this afternoon at
O'Clock in St. Luke's church. The auxil-
iary includes in it's membership, accord
ing to the terms of its formation. all wo-
men who are members of the church, by
baptism. All, therefore, are invited, anc
very large attendance Is hoped for by
the officers of the auxiliary.
This is the day of prayer set apart by
the International committee of the Young
WomenS Christian association. There
will be three services, a. m, 1915, 73O
Women and girls of this city are cordially
invited to attend these meetings at the as
socation rooms. Many will be pleased L
hear that Miss Stella Seymour, who wa!
at one time great helper in the asso
citation, but has been travelling Throughout
the foreign countries for the past eigh
years, will speak at our Sunday meeting
Oct. II. There are some vacancies In tn,
German and French classes. Please reg
lister at once.