The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-09-21
NORTH SCRANTON.

Miss Mary Davis, of Nanticoke is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. John A. James, on
Green street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lukens, Of phila-
depfia, spent Saturday villa Miss Lizzie
Owens, of Brick avenue.
Miss lle!en Wade, who has been the
guest of Miss Margaret Thornton for the
past three weeks, returned to her home in
Carbondale Yesterday.
Joseph Murphy left yesterday for San
Antonia, Tex, where he expects to re-
side in the future.
The following marriages are announced
to take place in the near future: Patrick
Mcclure and Miss Mary Moran; Thomas
Heaiey, of Green street, and Miss Anna
l.. Walsh of Cus.ck avenue; Patrick Can
non, of Hudson street, and Miss Loretta
Burns, of Bloom avenue; Miss Anna
Hahn, of East Market street, will be mar
ried to John Klingle. The event to take
place October 2,
During a friendly gathering in Polish
boarding house on Lloyd street, Sunday
evening" some of the boarders got into an
alteration which finally terminated in a
general row. One of the inmates, Mike
Suckalowsky, came out of the fray minus
some of his clothes and his face presented
battered appearance. The cause of his
predicament was laid at the doors of
Nicholas and William Block and Andrew
Gordon. They were arrested and ar
raigned yesterday before Alderman Fid-
ler who he'd each in $500 bail to answer
the charges.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reese
Jones, of Charles street, sustained a
fracture of the right arm near the elbow
as the result of a fall on Sunday.
Mrs. Jehu Jehu, of Wayne avenue, Is
seriously i'll.
Thomas Griffin, of William street is rap
idly recovering from injuries received in
the Won Storch mine on Friday of last
week.
ore Moon made things decidedly inter-
esting for the employees of the Clark
Store company yesterday. He began by
hurting snOes and ether articles within his
grasp at the clerks and before he was
subdued succeeded in smashing several
lamps and chandeliers. A warrant was
issued for his arrest last evening.
Miss Elizabeth Doyle. of Pottsvile, is
the guest of MIR. and Mrs. 4. p. Regan, of
/ West Market street
| Miss Name Duffy, of Keiser avenue, re-
| turned yesterday from Paterson, N. j.
An orchestra comprising excellent talent
has been organized here. The members
are widely known musicians. They have
been heard several times in the various
churches and their work was favoraby
| commented upon by the critics. Willard
Benjamin is the musical conductor.
The funeral of Frederick Noeil was held
| yesterday afternoon AT O'CLOCK from the
residence of Thomas Jehu on Wayne ave-
nue.. The religious services were in
| charge of Rev. r. S. Jones, ID. D., pastor
of the Welsh Congregational church,
| whose sermon contained several COM
| mendable traits of the deceased His
| friends attending in large numbers and
| contributed several handsome floral
pieces After the remains had been
viewed the funeral procession moved to
| Washburn street cemetery, where inter-
| ment was made.
The Rev. r. S. Jones returned yesterday
| from Audenreid,
Mrs Albert Henderson, of Alright ave-
| nue., has returned from Pittston.
The basket ball game last evening at
| Company II armory between the Cres-
| cents, of Pine Brook, and the North End
| Stars was the means of bringing a large
crowd to the scene of battle. The contest
was spirited throughout and ended in a
victory for the stars by a score OF 2 TO o.