The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-03
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
THOSE WHO ARE sUMMERING
AT LAKE wINoLA.
James j. McGowan, of the Diamond
Flats, Was Badly Cut in the Head
BY P. ]. Gibney-Funeral Of Evan
r. Thomas from His Late Resi-
dence on North Main Avenue.
Farewell to Thomas Thauburn
Who Was Home on a Furlough.

vacation?" That sounds familiar now
that the hot. murlty days of august,
familiarly known as dog days have
come. The answer depends much up
on where other friends are gou'; cr are
staying. But this year, outside of
those who own cottages at different
summer resorts, many are Eoiny 10
new places.
However. the place most sought by
West Scrantonians, who can only af-
ford week or two away from their
duties Is Lake Winol3. There are am
pie accommodation thereabouts.
Nearly all the cottages are owned
and occupied by West Scranton per-
sons. There along the shady banks,
out on the lake. or at the dance pavil-
ion. one may find many who have dis
appeared from the familia" haunts.
The following appended list Of cot
tagcrs, boarders, etc, may be Of in
terest to friends who contemplate go
ing to this beautiful resort:
SCRANTON SIDE.
At Simpson" are Rev. and Mrs. ].
B. Sweet Miss Marguerite, and Charles
and Willis Sweet, OF North Hyde Park
avenue.
At "Arcadian" are Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Morse. of North Hyde Park ave-
nue..
At "Tydvill' are Mr.. and Mrs. p. G..
Morgan, Miss Anna and Ray Morgan,
of South Main avenue.
At "Oakcroft" are DIR. and Mrs. W.
A. Paine and family, of Washburn
street.
At Sans Souci' are Mrs. Margaret
Davis, Mrs. ]. Alton Davis and chill
dren, end DR.. F. w. Davis and Mr.. and
Mrs. f. r. Parker. of Washburr street.
At "Morgan-Halr' are DR.. and Mrs.
F. C. Hall, Miss Marion and John
Hall and Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Morgan,
of North Main avenue.
At "Mizrah' are Mrs. s. NJ. Foster
and son, Harry Mott, of Washburn
street.
At "Heartsease' are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Eynon and family, and DR.. A.
T. Eynon, of North Hyde Park avenue.
At Their Own" are Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Powell and family, of Jackson
street.
AT "Idlewilde" are Mr.. and Mrs. d.
d. Evans. Miss Edna Evans and Dan
iel Evans, of South Main avenue.
young people chaperoned by Mrs. A.
Dershimer, of Eynon strAt: Misses
Mabel Dershimer, Cora Rensler, Mabel
Evans, Anna Rensler. Margaret
Thomas, of this side Jennie Patton
Lille Taylor. Hattie Matthews, May
Evans. Olyphant; George Thomas
Wilkes Barre; Helen Passmore, Car
bondalc, and Messrs. Harry Jones
Daniel Matthews, Will Winters, Oily
phant; VIII Harris and Forest Der
sheimer.
At Swansea" are Rev. David Jones
and family. of South Lincoln avenue.
WILKES-RARRI: SIDE.
At "Pine Bluff" are Mr.. and Mrs. T.
NJ. Miller and Miss Gertrude and Har-
ry and Morris Miller Of Washburn
street.
HOTEL AND FARM HOUSE.
Staying at the hotel Is George Pfeif-
fer, of Tenth street.
At Gardncr's farm house are: Attor-
ney and Mrs. G.. L. Peck and son, OF
North Sumner avenue: Robert Brad
ley, of North Sumner avenue: E. d
| Morse, of Jackson street: Walter T.
| Davis, of South Hyde Park avenue
and Daniel Reese, of South Rebecca
avenue.
At Fosters cottage are: Miss Edith
| Tucker, of Ashley; Miss Mae Thomas
| of LuZerne street: Harry Edward
| and Allyn Thayer. of South Main ave
| nue..
At Smallser's farm house are: Miss
| es Martha Davis. Edna Williams, Hell.
| en- Thayer, all of South Main avenue
| David Owens, of South Lincoln ave
nue.; Albert Davis, of Clarke Bros.
| Attorney Edward Thayer, Of Soutl
Main avenue.
| At Gregory's farm house are: Mr.
and Mrs. d. w. Davies and son. O
| Price street.
At Swartz's farm house are Archi
bald Mears, of South Main avenue.