The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-05-14

Gilman and Mrs. T. ]. Coyne, will leave
for home today.
Attorney p. +. Loughran was in Hasle-
ton yesterday.
Miss Ruth Dale has returned from her
southern trip.
II. NJ. Stocker of Honesdale, was in
Scranton yesterday.
II. NJ. Stocker. esq, of Honesdale, was
in town yesterday
MIR J. H. S. Lynde Is out again after
his recent severe illness.
Miss katherine Van Hatten, of Mulbor-
ry street, is al Elmhurst.
Mrs. J. d. Clark, OF Madison avenue,
Is slowly recovering from serious ILL
ness.
Sheriff Pryor and Deputy Prothonotary
Cummings returned yesterday from Phil-
adelphia.
Fred Forbes. one of Cnrbondale's bright
young newspaper men, was III this ity
yesterday.
NJ. t. Brown, Of the firm Of Brown &
MCCann, spent several days of this week
in New York
MIR. James =. Dickson and family cx-
pect to occupy their country place in Dal-
ton next week.
Mrs. Charles stevens, of Elmira, n. Y,
is the guest of Miss Martha Horn, of
Mulberry street.
Miss Jacobus of East orange. n. j.,
will be the guest of Mrs, G. i. Griffin for
the next fortnight.
Mr.. Arthur Teal, of the Princeton class
of 49, was the guest of Mr.. j. H..
Brooks on Thursday.
Henry Wehrum Is making r1any i'm
proVements on his extensive grounds this
spring.-Elmhurst Signal
Mrs. Thomas Dickson is III New York,
" 10 un
place at Mcrrstown n. j.
Mrs +. o. Knight, of Spruce street, and
Miss Sadie CClenan. of North Main ave
nue., are in New York city
DR.. a. ]. Connell and family went to
Lake Ariel yesterday to look over their
prospective summer home.
Attorney George S. Horn and daughter,
| Miss Helen. of this city, will spend to-
| day and tomorrow at Mt. Gretna.
Civil Engineer George Leighton has re-
| turned from the south, where he has been
| engaged in the construction of a railroad
| Dr. a. =. Gardner, of Elmhurst, passed
| the eighty-second mile stone in life on
| Thursday. The event was quietly cele-
| Oratcd at Glenhome
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade formerly of Flor
| ida, more recently of Green Ridge, have
taken up their residence with Mrs. Sam
| uel Foote, Mrs. Meades sister.
DR.. C. II. Closson and Druggist c. s.
| Taylor, prominent Altoona citizens, who
were here with the knights of the Gold
en- Eagle, visited The Tribune compos'
| ing rooms last night
| James Cush, a student in the dental
| department of the University of Penn
| sylvania, is spending n few days with
| his parents on Phelps street in this city
lie will spend the summer with his
| brother DR.. Cush, of Syracuse.
| 1t will interest Scranton friends OF Hon
| o. +. williams, now consul to Manila
| to learn that in addition to his other dis.
| tinctiCns he has the honor to be one OF
the first class graduated from Cornell
university. This class, the class of SO
had in it also another member since be.
| come famous-Senator Joseph Benson
| Foraker, of Ohio.
| Il. d. Jenkins, general manager Of the
| Stevens Coal company, today reached
| the fiftieth milestone on his journey
through life. and the colliery officials
recognized the event by presenting hin
| with a gold-headed cane. Mr.. Jenkin!
did not put in an appearance at the of
fee this morning, presumably taking 1
| day off to celebrate, and the gift wa'
sent to him at his home in Green Ridge
| -Pittston Gazette.
The death of Mrs. Charlotte Anderson
Maish occurred yesterday at the hom
of her brother, W. II. Anderson, afte
a brief illness. Mrs NIaish was born ii
lie Roy, n. Y, and resided there TO
many years 1t was there she married
David Maish, who died in 1883. Durinl
her young days she won an enviabl
! name all over the state of New York al
singer She was a faithful communi
cant OF the Methodist Episcopal churcl
and has been a member of that demon
nation for the past sixty years. Th
following sons survive her: Frederick r.
of Cincinnati. Ohio; Walter D., of Clear
field, Pa, and Theodore s., of this city
Funeral arrangements have not bcel
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