The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-04
SOUTH SCRANTON.

The quarters of the Century Hose com
pany was the scene of much activity last
night. The dress uniforms of the men,
bers were carefully packed In two large
trunks specially adapted for such use.
Fred Keppel, quartermastcr sergeant for
the company, was In charge of this de-
tell. II will be his duty while the com
pany is away to attend to the shipping
and care for the uniforms. 1t has been
ascertained that but four members are
unable to go to the state convention AT
lebanon. However, the places of the
absentees will be readily filled in the
colnpanys ranks by members of other
companies who will leave tnis morning.
All arrangements are perfected for the
trip. The company will assemble at the
hose house at I o'clock this morning.
Rauer's band will arrive fifteen minutes
later, and at 730 o'clock the delegation
Will proceed TO the station Of the Cen
tIal Railroad. The train will leave at SO,
reaching Allentown at noon. A stop over
of an hour will be made at that
city, ana at o'clock Lebanon will be
reached.
Patrick ITlahertY, who succeeded his
brother, John Fiahcrty, now en- route to
Butte City, Mont, has reiinquished his
studies at st. Thomas college and will
direct his attention to the barber busl-
Hess.
The Anthracite foot ball team challenge
the jolly Eleven team for a combat Oct.
on the Glover Field ground.
st. Irenes Ladies' Total Abstinence so
ciety met In regular session last evening
in Pharmacy hall. 1t was decided that
the society take an active part in bring
ing about the success of the approaching
fair of st. John Catholic church. Ow-
ing to the lateness of the hour when the
order of business was reached for the
election of delegates to represent the So
ciety at Sundays quarterly convention
of the Second district of the Diocesan
union, it was moved and passed that the
president appoint two members as dele
gates. The appointments will be made In
Il day or two.
George Neher, Charles Nothacker AMI
l<illiam Boose will leave Thursday for
Germany to remain two months.
A benefit ball will be held in Natter
hall the night OF Oct. 10, to aid Fred
Tross, of Alder street, who by being in
jured a year ago will be disabled for life.
Charles Kaestner ard James f. Best,
the hotelmen, drove to Elmhurst yester-
day.
Miss Kittie Boland, youngest daughter
of Patrolman Boland, has returned from
IL visit with relatives at Carbondale.
Jacob Renchler, of Plttston, spent Sun
day as the guest of his brother, Fred
Renchler, of Cedar avenue.
William Derr and John Gilmore, CT
Wilkes-Barrc, have returned from a visit
with Edward S. DuIl<in, of Brook str ees.
Misses Mary c. Durkin and Anna Ear
rett have returned from pleasant stay
at Wilkes-B Barre.
william Toquesohn, of Prospect avenue,
has resumed his work at the South mill
after an ideness of a month, caused by
being injured.
G. A. Mann. of Dover. N. J., is the
guest of Philip Robinson. manager of the
NJ. Robinson brewery.
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