The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-01
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The fame and ability OF A. Il. Morse
as a mandolinst is well known on this
side and It is with pleasure that we
note his engagements to teach a re-
Gently formed mandolin and guitar club,
of Carbondale. the art of playing these
delicate instruments. The young men
who form the club are w. d. Eaton,
Charles Rogers, l.. y. Irwin, Fred Van
Gorder, M. Tappan, Leon Scott and r..
Brokenshire. These gentlemen Will
meet Mr.. Morse at his home on South
Bromley avenue. next Friday evening
and arrange for their debut as mu-
steal organization.
William Hughes, of this side is sue
ceeded next Sunday by John F. Moore
as the West Side correspondent of the
Sunday Free Press.
j. NJ Eaton, of Tenth street, was in
Avondale on Tuesday on a business
trip.
We laundry stiff collars with soft
button holes. Crystal Laundry. ="
Miss Verna Lewis, of North Rebecca
avenue, has returned home after a
lengthy visit in New York city.
Mrs. John l.. Lewis. of Academy
street, is entertaining Mrs. Morris of
Sugar Notch.
Harry Carling. Of North Sumner ave-
nue., has returned home from Girards-
Vile
The latest and best styles. Roberts,
12G North Maine.
Attorney John r. Edwards was in
Wilkes Barre yesterday upon business.
Henry kresge, of 2lS North Hyde
Park avenue, was discharged from the
West Side hospital yesterday. Mr..
Kresge underwent an operation about
two weeks ago and recovered so nicely
that it was no longer necessary for him
to remain at the hospital.
Mrs. John Williams, of Snyder ave-
nue., is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Reese b. Davis, of Bellevue
| street, is slowly improving after a se-
| we're attack OF la grippe.
| Dr. Il. Y. Harrison, Dentist Mears
! Hall 113 S. Main avenue.
! Invitations are out for a dance to he
! given at st. David's hall, Friday even
| ing. April 9. The Messrs Harry A. Jen-
kins. Harry A. Mott, f. II. Clarke and
! w. j. Welsh, jr., have the affair in
charge.
The Mutual Culture society of the
Plymouth church met last evening and
held one of their usual interesting ses-
sions.
The remains of Newell Vergason
! We're taken to the Delaware, Lacka'
wanna and Western depot yesterday
| morning from his late residence OF
| North Rebecca avenue and shipped tC
! Brooklyn, Susquehanna county, where
interment will be made. The body wa!
accompanied by members of the family
and several friends.
Miss Laura Hughes and Miss Edn;
Evans. of this side, will go To Blooms
burg State Normal school on Friday 4
take the junior examinations with {
view of entering the school.
Choise cut flowers and flower de-
signs at Palmer & McDonalds, 54
Spruce. I"
Joseph Moore, OF the firm of Moore s
Shipman, butchers, on North Main ave
nue., was severely injured in a run
away accident which occurred in Prov
idence yesterday afternoon. His lef
leg was 50 badly wrenched as to neces
state the use of crutches and he ais
suffered injuries about the face an
head. ~-----
The West Side male party will NEE
for rehearsal this evening in the base
ment of St. David's Episcopal church u
s o'clock. A large attendance is re
quested by the leader Lewis Watcyr
The police and aldermen of the Wes
Side report almost absolute freedol
from any disturbances Of q crimina
nature. Even a plain drunk being
scarce thing,
The Simpson chapter, Epworth leagu
of the Simpson Methodist Episcopi
church will provide a treat in the forr
, ! of an animatiscope eXhibition-concel
on April Is. The concert win be give
| at the church and a small admissio
j vii be chargffed. The animatiscope
the latest result of the great Edison
| inventive genius, being an improve
I ment upon the Vitascope.
: Mrs. Dickinson was admitted to tn
= hospital yesterday by Dr. NJ. j. VIII