The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-12-19

evening. All are welcome and cordially
invited to be present.
Misses Pearl and Bessie Austin, OF
Ithaca. y. Y. arc being entertained at
the homo of their uncle, James Ellis, OF
Church street.
The employees OF the a. ID. and i. NJ.
Spencer CCM company received ther
monthly earnings Saturday afternoon.
A meeting of the Third Ward Republi-
can club is desired this evening at us
o'clock In Marcys hall. All members are
requested to be present.
The council did not meet Saturday oNcn-
ing owing to the lack of n quorum.
Messrs. Medway, Jones and Weber being
present. Another attempt will be made to
hold the meeting Thursday evening.
Mr.. Alex Dryden. of Dudley street, VINO
was hurt in the mine accident at Pitts
ton was brought home Saturday.
Miss Mamie Calvin. of TAYLOR, is being
entertained by friends in town.
Mr.. II. J. Smith of Cherry street, is
| confined to his home with illness.
The employees at Murrays received their
monthly wages Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Bunker, of Hyde Park,
spent Saturday with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Webbcr, Of Harper street
| Bishop Talbot confirmed n class Of
| three persons at st. Marks Episcopal
| church last evening.
| Council %. Junior Order OF United
| American Mechanics. conducted a draw
| ing in their lodge rooms following their
regular business session Saturday even
! ing. The drawing was for three prizes
! which were as follows: First prize.
50; second prize, $3.50; third prize. $50.
| The first prize was won by Charles
Fletcher; second prize by William Ieid-
Ter; third prize was won by ticket No. 81,
the owner of which lives on the South
| 'nrf,f mil Is. ,G.R ff
following members of the order: Presi-
dent, Marvin Tuttlc; vice president, y,
! f.. Fuller; treasurer a. l.. Tisdel; secre-
tary, q. a. Gerling.
| Saturday afternoon the Pennsylvania
Coal company shipped to Pittston ono
thousand feet of four-inch iron pipe tc
be used in flooding shaft No. 6, which is
on fire.
Thomas Henwood. of Church street
who has been the leader of the choir ir
| :he Methodist Episcopal church for thC
past few years has rendered his resiC
nation. Mr.. Henwood has served faith
fully through his term as leader and has
brought the choir up to a high standing
Ills resignation will leave n vacancy tina
Nill be hard to fill
| Drummer John Evars, of Company \;
Thirteenth regiment. Pennsylvania vol
unteCrs, who is spending IA thrtY-da!
sick furouFh with his parents at Provi
denCc, spent unday with friends in town
| Michael Bulger and Walter Biesecker
who have been working under the direC
tion of the Pennsylvania Coal compan.
at Pittston for thu past few weeks, spen
Sunday at home.
The Indian foot ball team of this plac
will conduct their first social in Odd Eel
lows hall Monday evening. Dec. 26.
Owing to a rush of orders the Scranto
Stove works will work nights this wee
| to fill them.
Mrs. Robert Young, of Dudley street, !
slightly indlsposed at her home.
Word has beer received by the friend
Of Miss Nellie Rosencrance Of Plttstor
who had been the guest of friends !
town for some time, telling of her serI
Gus illness since her return home.
The Scrai ton Stove works paid its en-
ployeS Saturday.