The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-09-21
NORTH SCRANTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Dean, of 1440
Church street, gave a farewell reCep-
ton Monday evening in favor of their
son Alvin, who returned to Camp
Meade yesterday after spending a sew
en- day furlough with his parents.
Those present were Mrs. Vickery,
Misses Agnes, Blanche and Florence
Nickery, Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Bieber, Mrs. j. Il. Hess, Mrs
William Mills, Mrs. Frank Clarke,
Miss Bessie Hess, Miss Mary Trcver-
on, Grace Tucker Ada Ables, Nena
Bronson, Mr.. Charles Clarke, Clarence
McKeehan, Willm Thomas, Thomas
Treverton, Eddie Hunt, Lottie Wick,
Myrtle Mills, Lizzie Johnson, Georgiana
Clark, Arthur Dean.
Patrick Ward was committed to Jail
yesterday for thirty days in default
of $40 fine for being drunk and dis
orderly and insulting pedestrians.
Colonel Il. ID. Lewis council Jr. o.
II. y. NJ, will conduct an entertain
ment and social in Fenner and Chap
pell's hall on the night of September
&c. Tickets are now on sale for the
event.
Miss Christine Anderson, Of Church
avenue. is entertaining p. j. Malone,
of Meshoppen.
Miss Annie Lynn, of Pittston, visit
ed Miss l.. Lynn, of Lincoln avenue,
yesterday.
Elizabeth, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Neat, of Wells STREET who
died on Monday will be buried today. I.
George Dickson, associated with Fen
ner and Chappell for years. has re-
| signed as manager of their store and
| intends going into business for him
| self.
William Lewis, Of Chappell's store,
is visiting his vacation with Hazelton
relatives.
Theodore Sherman of Oak street, and
Miss Kate Ready will be Joined in
wedlock at the Holy Rosary church
| today.
The Epworth League society, of the
| Providence NJ. j.. church, will hold
their special annual meeting Thursday
| evening. Annual reports will be read
| and new officers elected. Rev. S. G.
Simpl;ins, of Feckville, will address
| the meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. Morgan, OF
! Putnam street, are rejoicing over the
| arrival of a son.
John Dale, of West Market street
YVES a Sunday visitor to Wilkes-Barr
Misses Cherry Crippen and Annie
Patten, of Olyphant. spent Sunday
with Miss Jennie Jenkins, of Oak
street.
| Unruly youths are causing consider
| able trouble for the ianitor of No. y
school by defacing the walls and de-
spelling many things about the build
| inc.
Rescue lodge, knights of Pythias, will
| elect officers at next Mondays meet
| ing.
The funeral of William Williams will
be held Thursday afternoon from the
family home on Warren street. Rev
DR.. r. S. Jones, ID. y, will conduct
services. Conrad Cawon lodge OF
American True Ivorites will attend in
body. Interment will be made in
! Washburn street cemetery.
r. II. {. Malonev was arrested last
right by Special Policeman George
Smith. Maloney had imbibcd too free
| ly. He had to be carried a great part
of the way to the station house. His
hearing will be held this morning by
Alderman Roberts.
Miss Fanny j. Crosby, the blind poet.
ess. will give select reading in thc
! Court street Methodist EriscOpa
church Thursday evening.
"Eally Day" will be observed i'm tht
| Providence Presbyterian church mex
! Sunday morning under the auspice:
of the Sabbath sCnool.
Henry Jenkins and wife, Of Putmar
| street, are expected home today after
an extended trip throughout Wales anG
| England
The funeral Of the late John Burns
| whose death occurred Monday, viii
| take place this afternoon. Services viii
be held in the Holy Rosary cnurcl
mt $50 o'clock. Internent Will be mad,
| in the Hyde Park Catholic cemetery.
! Patrick NaughtOn, of Mary street
had narrow escape from being crush
cd 20 death in the Marvine mine yes
tGrday afternoon. While preparing t.
blast he stepped aside to arrange som,
Of his work. 1t was fortunate that h,
| moved for a large mass of rock fel
directly in the spot and vicinity which
he had just vacated Mr.. Naughton
however, did not escape injury, for ;
large piece Of rock struck him on tn,
right les. baldy decorating that mem
Der. His injuries necessitated his re
moval to his home in a carriage, wher
Il physician dressed the leg.
The funeral of William K, William
will take place from his late residence
321 Warren street, tomorrow Afternoon
The services, which will be held at I'll
house, will begin at o'clock. Inter
ment will be made in Forest Hill GENE