The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-02-11
CITY NOTES.

The fourth and final chamber concert
takes place this evening
The public school day jantors will be
paid tomorrow afternoon.
An alias subpoena was yesterday grant
ed in the divorce case of Anna NJ. Dickson
against NeXander McWilliams Dickson.
Court yesterday approved, conditionally,
the report of Attorney r. p. Duffy auditor
in the estate of George w. Lloyd, de-
ceased.
T. G. Schoonmaker, guardian of Maud
c. Snyder, and Rose j. MahOn, guardian
of Katie b. Duffy, were yesterday dis
charged by court.
John Bugno, arrested at Jessup for pass
ing counterfeit money, was yesterday re-
leased on $500 bail furnished by his bro
ther, Frank Bugno.
An important meeting is called for the
members of the Electric City Economy
lodge at their hail. on North Main ave-
nue., Friday evening.
Daniel Langofski was held to bail Tues
day night by Alderman Slivinski, of Price
burg, on another charge of libel brought
by Rev. Bruno Iwanowski.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of Grace Lutheran church will
give a social this evening al the home of
Mrs. Leighton 6i2 Washington avenue.
Attorney Horace f. Hand yesterday
made application for a charter for the
Scranton Railway Beneficial association,
an organization composed of the street
car men.
Union Bible class for lesson study at 7.45
this evening in Grace Reformed Episcopal
church. Subject. "The Prison Opened"
Acts, V, 1872. All Sunday school teachers
are invited.
Saturday will be the last day for filing
license applications preparatory to license
court March Is. Remonstrances may be
filed until March ! and exceptions as late
as March u.
The will of Joseph Webb, late of Scran-
ton, was yesterday admitted to probate
and letters testamentary granted to Thorn
as and Joseph Webb, his sons, and Will
lam Well, his son-in-law.
Glass No. of the United Evangelical
church will hold a mum social at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. Donlin, corner
York street and Capouse avenue, this ev-
ening. Everybody welcome.
John Toole, of Scranton, and Catharine
Gallagher, of Lackawanna township;
Lewis Thomas, of Simpson, and Mary
Jane Simpson, of Olyphant, We're grant
ed marriage licenses yesterday.
All members of Lady Oakford lodge,
Womens Veteran Relief union, are re-
quested to meet at Fullers hall, Thursday,
Feb. II, at 2.30 o'clock, and all ladies who
are eligable to become members are cor
daily invited.
Roman Van Looren, the Wlkes-Barre
boy who was caught in this city Tuesday
evening and who is wanted in Sayre or
the ROBBERY of 800 and two gold watches,
was taken to Sayre yesterday by Chiei
of Police Hass, of that city.
The Delaware and Hudson company paid
yesterday at the Jermyn mine and on the
gravity division from Olyphant to Way
mart. The Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western company paid it's trainmen yes
terday and will pay today at the Pyne
Taylor and Holden mines.
st. Josephs Founding Home acknowl'
edges the following Donations: Rev
Father Brehl, Pittston, $40; friend, 81
Mrs Edgar Connell, two barrels of flour
Ziegler's Bakery, 1ifty-five loaVes of bread
Mrs. John NJ. Burke, Green Ridge, cloth
ing; Mrs. f. w. Gunster clothing; Mrs
w. b. Duggan, Mrs. John Knittle, dry
goods; Mrs. Simon Rice, groceries.
Captain jenkins, of Philadelphia No.
post, will take charge of the services helC
in the American Volunteer armory thi
evening, at No. 3lS Washington avenue
Miss Jenkins has been very successful II
her soul-saVing work in Philadelphia an
an interesting meeting Is promised to thos
who attend Scranton No. l post tonight
The meeting commences at p. m. Al
welcome.