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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-07-19
LIVE NEWS OF
WEST SCRANTON
WHAT HAS BECOME OF JAMES
DAVIES, OF SNYDER AvENUEe

He Has Not Been Seen Since Friday,
July S-Funeral of A. w. Bellies
From His Home on North Hyde
Park Avenue-Installatio of ofn-
GERS of oresters-Another Ameri-
can Flag Will Be Raised Thurs
day-Minor Notes of Interest.
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"a sound mind
In n sound body
is an axiom OF
good healtn.Tbis
Is secured with
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WEDDINGS.

Mr.. Petrus +. Olson. OF LATHE Rock,
ThGraio1 county. and Miss Selma A Ros-
enberg, sister OF Mr.. ]. c.. Rosenberg, 40
Republican street. this city. were married
at the residence OF the brides brother
Monday evening. June s. Mr.. Andrew
aklllestad and Miss Jennie Anderson
served very gracefully as Eroomsman ard
bridesmaid. Rev. John F. Damon offici-
atsd. The pariors were decorated with
roses. The happy couple were recipients
Of some timely gifts. After the ceremony
a delicious wedding repast was spread
Among the witnesses were MIR and Mrs.
j. G. Rosenberg Mr. and Mrs. f.. Farrell,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Davidson. Mr. and
Mrs. Anton Baunsgard Miss Selma Nor
Jensen Miss Lille Mortensen. Miss Alice
Farrell. Mr.. VIM. O. Anderson. Mr. L. NJ
Kirk. After a brief stay in the city Mr.
and Mrs. Olson left for their Thurston
county home.
Rev. VIM. Chalmers Gum, Of Spokane,
and Miss Mary j.. Patch. OF Berkeley.
Cal. were married Thursday al noon at
the home OF the groom's parents near the
state University. The green's father,
Rev. T. n. Gum. u. d, effected. only
aAs Immediate rslativeg o. the contract
ing parties were present After the we'd
ding breakfast. the young couple took the
their home at 5. 5ss Laura street. Tho
groom Is the pastor OF tie Bethel Preshy-
terrain church Of that city. and the bride
has Jus. graduated with honors from the
California Stats University az Berkeley.
Mr.. James NJ. Staten and Miss Emma
L. Angevlue. both OF Everett. Snohoinlsh
county, We're quietly married NJ tire home
~ the officiating clergyman. John F..
Damon aie Fifth avenue. Wednesday even
Ing. June & Mrs. ]. + Anwevine and
Master Loais Angev!ns were the principal
Witnesses.
Mr.. Charles 2 Kerr. of Gettysburg. CIal-
lam county. ard Miss Agnes J. Crawford.
90 this city. were quietly married al tie
residence o. The officiating clergyman.
john +. Damon, 80 Flfth avenue, satur.
day evening. June l.
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WILDLY ISLAND SOCIETY NOTES.

COUPEvIL.LE. June u.--The steamer
Fairhaven brought an excursion OF DO
young people from Everett Tuesday. An
other is expected from Mount Vernon
Sunday.
Mrs. c. ". Angel and daughter, formerly
OF this place. have beeen visiting friends
here for the past week. They returned TO
Seattle Saturday.
Among the excurslonists from Everett,
Frank and Mr.. Roy Sherwood. formerly
OF this place.
Miss Fern Graham, Of the Puget Sound
university, OF Tacoma, Is spending a few
days with her cousin. Miss Jessie Hosom,
of this place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Hart and Miss Plummer. OF
utsalady. spent a few days here this
week.
Mrs. Bert INITIAL. Of Livingston. Mont,
is spending few days with her brother
in-law, Mr.. a. Nuttai
Mr.. Horace Holbrook and wife are spend-
ing few days in La Conner.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Eaton left last FRI
day night to attend the Grand Lodge of ].
o. O. +. at Walla Wara.
Mr.. K. j. Hancock and sons went to Sc
attic Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Cranney were In
Seattle attending the Washington Pso-
neers' reunion this week.
Mrs. c. T. Terry is visiting relatives In
Seattle.
A grand ball will be given at Chicago
next Saturday night.
Miss Mabel Conner. of Hamilton Wash
Is visiting her grandmother. Mrs. John
kinneth '''''
Mrs III. g. Barthrop. OF Port Townsend
spent a Few days with relatives here his
week. '''''
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SOCIAL NEWS OF BALLARD.

The concert and social given by the la
dies OF st. Stephens Guild at the Odd Fell
lows hall Wednesday evening was quite
successful. The following programme
was rendered; Instrumental SEQ. Mrs
Donahue; vocal solo. Miss Allen; recita-
ton. Miss Mcdonald: vocal solo. J. A.
Peabody: instrumental trio. Miss Hickins,
Mr.. Max Ellsler, Mr.. Burns; vocal solo,
Cynthia Peabody.
The delegates to the district convention
to be held at Everett next Wednesday,
June Is. are G. S. Emery. Fred T. Fisher.
Clifford Ashton, Frank Pyle +. V. Davis
and John w. Peter.
The Epworth league social given at the
Methodist parsonage Wednesday evening
was attended by forty young people. The
league Is increasing In interest and num-
bers.
City Attorney 2. v. Davis made a bui-
ness trip to Black Diamond last week
Mrs. Sadie Campbell, president of the
Womans Relief corps of this place. and
delegate to the grand encampment OF the
G. A. r. at walla WalIa- viii leave for
the encampment next Tuesday.
Mrs. G. S. Emery and daughter returned
from their eastern trip last Saturday
Mrs. Emery was very agreeably surprised
to find that her husband had bought and
furnished cosy residence on Ballard ave-
nue. in her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs O'Shea returned from their
wedding trip last Sunday and settled
down to housekeeping IN Ballard.
Prof. ]. NJ. Layhue. at one time SUPER
intendens OF the Ballard schools. has re-
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Ills Love WAS A poSrEa r..,

Ard a pedestrian.
she sat en- the SraSS. with ssx a..
her feet. soeS @
Alas Tor my sorrow began
For she osled At me with Il ssr.yrs,- -
And her nose was 30 hlge an s, ~
Her dress was transparent, nor s,,,s,s -
queer. ssaisss sesy
But. an. did love her The ,es,,
Refrain: icon ssarssxnr..
Al, never, no never. no unore
Shau l know of swse; neses s,..,
For my love Is girl al Ira sss.-...
s.nts, ss'1aaff
And she lives on the purple "a.
The sky AZ her back was aaxsns, -
slate, -
And the sun a delicate gray.
She was washing herself, I am Al. s.
state, s -
With Somebody's Soap all the a,x
Her arms were too long, ana her npss -
short; ~
Her perspective IS wrong. I confess.
There was mud In her eye from : sr.s
boys sport,
But. al. did / love her tae less?
Refrain: fmore than eyerl
All. never, no. never. no more
VIII she set MY heart in a whir,
For theyy covered her IN rist
theater bill,
My beautiful Poster Girl.
--lsonGon E9~npx
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turned from skagway. where he has been

turned from Skagway. where he has been
Cor several months.
Mr.. Carrie Donaghue came down from
Everett Tuesday and paid his Ballard
friends . brief visit.
The teachers were at home" Friday
evening at the Central building, The ban
Ques was spread IN a room profasely deco
rated with ported and cut flowers. This
toastr aste-, Mr.. Giles. was responded 10
with io&s.s from Superintendent Stafford.
The City OF Smoke and Sawdust:" Mir
Daily, The Beard OF Education.'' Mr., De
Long. "The Public School Mr.. Winsor.
Object ae E.tucation." M. Peck. The
Little Red Scnoolhouse." Miss Walsh, Pa
:rfo;3sm;" Miss Armour. The cniidren;"
Mss Stevens. "A Parody Miss Walker.
''Ou- superintendent" Miss Nero. The
Pay Roll Miss Johnson, 'Sa.Uaon Bay"
Miss Siartup. The School Bell Miss Ty-
Ter, The Small Boy
Others present were Mrs Winsor. Mrs.
belong, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs Gordon,
Mrs. MeCrory. Mrs. FRASER. Miss Harring-
ton and Miss Viola Star,up.
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considerable time 20 athletes. being an
accomplished ecueSsrtenue. as wei as tae
reer OF al women howlers OF that state
Miss Jessie Ballard has returned from
a years college work a. stanford unsver-
str. and viii spend the summer with rel
sstves In tia city
Mrs ~. D. George LEI, las. week for
Columbia City. lad, where she will spend
the summer with relatives. She Is accom-
panied 81 her son-
Mr. ~ R. Prichard. Nr. J. c. Hayden
and Mr.. Charles Richardson. well known
Tacoma young uer. were Il Seattle Tues
DAY and Wednesday.
Mrs. E. E. Mcdonald. Of s., Paul. MINI,
IS spending month with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles e. Thursson. az their residence.
liis Queen Anne avenue.
Mrs. James Nusent has almost recovered
from her rscsn, Illness and has lefs Prov Prov
avenue and Cherry street.
MIS-. George Bush has returned from 3
yss!s to her family /. Washington, and
will be e. home Thursday afternoon. iaao
Thlrtysecond avenue south.
Mr.. Fox. OF California, is the guest OF
Gr. E. ". Andrews while in the city. he
viii leave shortly for Dawson City, where
he has a number OF claims.
Mr. Charles F. Ehret has returned
from a visit 10 Victoria. where he was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Andrew.
who formerly lived in Seattle.
Miss Grace Dinkiespisl. Of Stanford uni
versity. California. IS in the city, the
guest OF her sister. Mrs. E. w. Andrews.
She VIII spend the summer here.
Mrs George II. Fortson leaves tomorrow
for San Francisco, where she will remain
with Capt. Fortson until the Washington
volunteers ara ordered 10 Manila.
Miss Edith wsthere.l. who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Sylvester
for q few weeks. viii leave tomorrow tor
her home ia Boston. She will so Via San
Francisco and visit there for short tine.
Mr.. Clifford Weatherwax. OF Cheha.is,
was in the city a portion OF the week vs-
itinE University of Washington friends.
He was on his way home from the STAN
ford university.
Mrs. Magee, OF Boston, Mass, Is the
guest or her daughter. Mrs. Livingston B.
Steadman. at her Country Club cottage.
Mrs Magee is accompanied by Mss Ma
gee and Ms. Sleeper.
Mr.. NJ. a. Tucker will go north In q
few days as purser OF the steamer Charles
Nelson. Mr.. Tucker has been connected
with the Pacific Coast Steamship company
for some time and Is well known in Ia.
coma.
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HARTFORD PERSONAL MENTION

HARTFORD. June fi.-Mrs. VIII Vail
and sons are visiting Mrs. Wallis mo,her
Mrs. S. Tenant. in Seattle.
Mr.. Crinksicker was an Everett visitor
this week.
Mrs. j. W. Van Horn and son. Roy. WIS.,
lied Seattle friends last week,
MI otto Mobens visited Everett on
Wednesday. '
Prof Ransom visited his family In Sno-
homsh over Sunday.
Mr.. John Cieary. ST., visited F,vere,t
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt ChappeIl visited
friends at Granite Falls Saturday ana
Sunday.
Mr.. Ben Cleary visited in Everett over
Sunday.
home in Hartford, which was well at
tended.
Mrs. Eta Smith visited Everett this
week.
Mrs. Joseph Parks and Mrs. Van Allen
gave dance on Saturday evening at their
Mrs. John Define returned home last
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs William II. whlttlesey Is quite III.
Mr., 5. Cehe Was Tacoma visitor last
week
NJ II. Z Holiness sp.at las. week n
Wa2ka " ala
Miss Ann Turner vii soon Re cut after
a crx illness
Mss Amy Buvnes, is recovering :reu her
recent illness.
Mrs A II. CRIME, CT Everett. visited
ters lass wsss.
NJ. : A. NAAsaa has sene % Spokane
foF , fex 3AyS.
NJ = NJ CatHaslI. >. Tarog,,a. vrax 9,
the es'y Tuesday.
Mr.. , " Lily. ct Skagway, "a n IA
city visiting sy,eu3s.
Mayer T. Hun.es was n Olympia a
TSsTtsoH - ASs wses
Mr. w 9 R5as.A xg<st Tauvp'zy 81,
last week u OBS uspls
Nss 2 Hcsgass. - Olympia. was 4 Sc
aide visitor asst week
Ms. - =. Hale. - Dsyrnsa. Visited v,sfN
SsasLs frsegsas l2ss week
Mrs. William Saf.. ~ Hartford. vsst..-s
Seattle fEissSs Lass wsek.
Ms. Ii \ Iesr. q Na-sa Bard "a q
s@es; at Ire Seatt4y h2sel.
NJ Agnes Hank. - Cent~srs. W.
Nsss2 t7 Sezs;+~ oexs wSex
&nsssw Il. = Do@z.as at Assistant e..
siseeE :, - Rect. a. s&a United safes
fas24EsE Ae4&&IseA A<e 9.sS.x a. .as So
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Tfo.rpson ard Mr. John Bctse Wing.
Aronz ssaox. wao wfiI take part. besides
ire ycErg psaywrswslts. are Mss lso7sse
SEI8cn. Assa Rose Rcd. Mr. Coll Murray.
Ar. Eoh@rt webb. Mr. Charles Sssarsoa
ard Mr.. Prank Lacy.
TIE society sven. cs the coming ~ees
Vii be ths marriage of Mss Mary Arqui.
- Mr.. Es-1in Czacan. on Wednesday az
te-noou. TIE wedding vii taks place a.
the residence O. the brides sisssr. Mrs.
=. III. osxcod. Is Asoaa street. and Will sc
yer,> c1sst. Although society Ia general
viii rot attend The wedding. II Is nane the
fezx interested, "a both of the contracting
parties have bean ttents3ed with the older
set for long tine. Mr.. Chaplin il pr@ss-
dsrt az the Boston National bank ard ore
g seat;ie's best known business men.
The senior class a. the high school en-
toyed their class psea.c or Friday. June g
Lake Washington. Older people predicted
rain, but 30 small matter could net
danpsn The aFssor 81 the young peopss
and az o'clock they left fHe foct OF
Yesle- way for AeYdtnbauer hay. Tha
6ay was spent after the usual picnic
fashion. and was carried By some well
into the evening. A Jolly time was had
around big camp Gre. ard the moon
light row across the lake proved very
pleasant.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ". Beck have re-
turned from an extended visit In the South
and East and are at their suburban resi-
dence az Ravenna park. They viii enter
tain during the summer Mrs. j. y. Rins-
hart. OF Covington, o.. and Miss Florence
Hanna. OF Evansville. Ind.
Mrs. James ID. rxowman entertained tho
French Club last Monday afternoon at her
home. corner OF Summit avenue and Col
umbia street. The reunion was one OF the
most enjoyable Of tie season. The next
meeting OF the club viii be tomorrow a.
the home CT Mrs. Charles Conover. Rem
ton Hill.
Mrs, Archibald ]. Fisien gave a lun-
eheon Wednesday Last at her home 1876
East Unicn street. In honor OF Miss Mary
Arani:. who will be married this week TO
Mr. Herman Chaplin. Her guests were
Mrs. George Hurd. Miss Peiiy. Miss Strive
and Miss Arquit.
wheeling party made up OF Mr.. and
Mrs. J. ID. Lowman. Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A.
strout. Mrs. f. l.. Terry and Mr. h. PeiIy.
made a run 10 Richmond Beach las.
Wednesday. Dinner was taken at a farm
house and the ride back To the city COM
pieted by moonlight.
nunbar OF prominent sdcety people,
as guests OF Mr.. Herman Chaplin, occupied
n box at the Seattle theater Thursday
evening. when Manteil played "a Secre,
Warrant"
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Smith, DR.. and Mrs.
Montgomery Russell. Mr.. Samuel Russell
and Mr. Charley Smith occupied u box at
the Seattle thsater Friday evening
Hiss Mae Lucinc potvirr spent wednes-
day and Thursday In Tacoma, where she
played at the Cecilia Club concert. While
in Tacoma Miss Potvin was the guest OF
Mrs. ~. c. Wagner.
frov!n & Mexican gave their employees
very pleasant outing last Sunday in a
sailing party on The Sound. Abou. twenty
five young people were on the boat.
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CHAUTAtQUA social Wv

TACQUA. juno u.-uls. -.
heese has returned horne. d 49,
Miss O. Q. Clark. OF Nes, Yors -
spendtHg the summer wl,A fslena, 80 !. i. Y
Mr.. stephen Lowering. wife ara -.
ter, viii leave on Monday far Ms,s skA'
wners they VIII make an sxtensss - Z
Mr., Reeny. . prospective Klar.s.Ss. va
route 70 tue sod fields, IS vsss,ln~ g.. Z
taaQua friends. Saa1
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THURSDAY from an extended x,.,.
asi.es IN New Westminster n = al ~
Mrs. G. Nalksoa visited hs~ -
hosTtsh last week. s'ssef = Ssa
Miss Nellie Champion. % srcA..
VISITING her sister. Mrs. Ma,ss.n i
Mr. Barney Lee vfs;,ea -
week. NseEe1 ~
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

Mrs g. VI DAVIDSON entertained mum
Der % her iadv friends last fTf4ay after
noon at her hcuae az Republican street
Her guests were Mrs q. III. Parks. Mira p
bett'nger. AIRS F. Sylvester. Mrs I'd
sylvester. MTs- II Leland Mrs p C.
Damon Mrs. Nctsg&w, Mrs X Ward
Mrs. r. n Whitney. Mrs Wtsaman, Mrs
L.zyhue. Miss Leland and Mss Withereu
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The GOA az RICHES.

For all thou art little and bent and hhsA
Da. Oak.
Thy shrine Is nearest our kitchenfn.
Rice we have strewn for thee, isut n
have set.
Homer has thou 10 thy hearts dssfA
Then all OF these benefits do not ipTrul
Naught dost thou lack.
Hush. Whisper Il not TO tas priest 4
the sun
That OF all the brigh, gods love b,
one.
And thou art The one, Da Oak.
Thou dearest burden upon thy bach.
Dai Oak.
From within /, catch the CLINT q xu1
A giimmer OF garments purpse-dyT
Saffron of iaces a dynasty old
Silks that might grace the rnikaasa
bride.
Open thy pack
Fill up my hands and prosper TIE.
70 bat one of the gods do bon =
To but one--',ls to thee. Dsi Oak.
Susan o. Moberiy. In Godey's Nassxa
for April.
SEE Treeg's shoe bargains. Page
Getting Late.
She-~Must you so. dearr
mo. but j must begin. Life
-----------------------
BAND concert at Dwamish Cub In
afternoon.
VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup EA6uss
for six people. Price l5c. Ask your grasss
DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases 1
women. 81 Hirckley.
DIAMOND Ice. Tel, Pike iso.
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VAN CAMPS Tomato Soup. En6ulI
for six people. Price l5c. Ask your grasGs
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DIR. ANNIE RUSSELL. diseases I
women. 81 Hirckley.
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BAND concert at Dwamish chb in
afternoon.
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raaaesr ~ tAs yoanSer sae.esv re,-
- o. tav eats AAve bad s%,rst e.sr s.s-r,,
tasse as sne-s Det taken gffsa ssarfssrrse.
fsF~ heT1 veY cslg.alzs TIE ssg-vs 4
S"' ana IN - shssTt 'sz-~ a rasaeT - -.
Ne'si|S FsQ}e - aFrsesr ~ amateur shs-
s.fsrs g 4 Csss ss5 ,seaa s.-e.ys.s "a D3a.
SSY SsU.gstss'' - t1se Sf&srzs ssess.-
IEs F.sss was wgssJsz BY A.. Mccain,
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She~Must you so. dearg
mo, but ] must begin. "-LifA
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\ Marty ~ wsG knewa society fa.ks en-
- sd very pleasant evening Friday at
tAe Madison street pavt.EsE I. was cors-
t7se3 . Ay sud Ms. 3 \ s.ees.t NJ
sa5 Mrs Fee>teT.e& n SsFuve. Ns and
Ma CAar9es 3, FuWaT. NJ. MarCglsky
N'S II q. S'rave. Ms Mas6sy. Mas
s.~gv@. NJ R3cs2ga Cox ass Ms. Hepast,
s. >ew NNak
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Getting Late.

SEE TreeG's shoe bargains. Page {
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The next musicale win be given hy Mrs.
William Waite. Miss Maynard and Mrs
Jsta ". Moore. a. she EeFicsBcs OF the al
ter G8 Thirty second avenue. 1t will be
gwen on The eTe1sng OF 5aae % Tae club
members viii issue invitations 10 their gen
tlemea friends for this afsai-.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1898-01-14

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