The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-10-05
rdekdWat1tla County.

Is visiting his nephew, Z. III. Walsh, OF
Gordon avenue. Mr.. Walsh was a resi-
dent of this city forty-two years ago. The
trees were then standing where are now
the main streets of the city.
The Simpson base ball club defeated the
Jessup Starlights at Anthracite park by
a score of II to 0. Tierney and Ledger
were able players for the Simpsons; Co.'S
tello and Barrett held a like position for
the Starlights.
The Indians defeated the Cottage foot
ball team on Saturday. Murrin, Forbes,
Pendleton and Crare did good work for
the Indians, while for the Cottage, john
son Hope and Gordon excelled.
George w. Cross and family will move
in a few days from Pittston to Carbon
dale. Mr.. Cross is engaged as salesman
for the Hendrick Manufacturing COM
pany.
Miss Della Chumard is preparing 20
form classes In china painting in this
city. This afternoon and evening she Will
give an exhibition of decorated china.
The knights of Father Mathew will hold
their annual banquet on Thursday even
ing, December 2. A committee of ten
| members will make arrangements for the
affair.
Trinity guild will ho,d a social supper
this evening at the residence of Mrs. j.
p. A. Tingley, of River street.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Borst are visiting Mr..
Borst's brother in Hoboken, N. J.
The Delaware and Hudson collieries of
| this city are now working on full time
| 1t is thought that the order will remain
| in effect for several weeks at least
In the Fourth district of Fell township
| the court has appointed l.. b. Lewis
| judge of election and David Morris, ma
| jority inspector to succeed the former Of
| fcers, Richard Beers and Thomas Johns,
who had resigned.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Burdick, of Lin
| coin avenue and Terrace street, are re-
| ceiving congratulations at the arrival of
| little son.
Thomas Campbell and George Ward, are
| in Wilkes-Barre representing the Mitchell
| Hose company.
| Mrs. Patrick O'Connor is dangerously Ill
| at her home on Wyoming street.
Mrs. Carl Schroeder, of Salem avenue,
| is dangerously i'll. DR.. Burnett, of Scran-
| ton, held a consultation with Drs. A. and
| S. S. Niles. An operation was found nee
| cssary and it is thought that her condi-
| tion is favorable.
Dr. A. d. Preston. of Scranton, spent
| Sunday with friends in this city.
Miss Bridget McIIale and niece, Miss
| Mary Melvin, Of Scranton, are visiting
at the home Of Michael Gilmartin on
| South Main street.
| Mrs. David Zieley, jr., returned to ner
| iiollO III lpl OOhlS ~ l., Oll SdluTudy
after a visit with her mother, Mrs. r.
| Manville, at Farview.
| Charles Softley, of Scranton, was a
| visitor in Carbondale on Sunday.
Mrs. Margaret Nicol, of Salem avenue,
is visiting in Scranton.
| Mrs. G. b. Sampson was visiting her
| Scranton friends last week.
| Mrs. James Murray, of Brooklyn street,
| is dangerously ill.,
| Mrs. j. f.. Brown and daughter, Mil
| dred, and Miss Jennie padden, are spend
| ing the week with friends in Pittston.
| The Woman's Home Missionary society
CT the First Presbyterian church are pre-
pairing a mission box of clothing which
| Will be sent to Greenwood, Wis.
| Mrs. Goodwin sang the beautiful solo,
| HE Was Despised," at the evening SER
| vice of the Baptist church on Sunday.
| Miss German, of Scranton, is visiting
| Mrs. a. p. Duffy.
Miss Name Hubert. of Scranton, who
has been visiting Miss Mary Carey, OF
Farview, returned homo yesterday.