The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-08-29

rious Illness of his step-son, Edward
Koons, who is down with typhoid fever.
Misses May and Nellie Maloney. Louis
Mofiitt and Aida McHale have returned
from a soiourn at Lake Ariel.
=. w. OBrien, of Charles & Co, New
York city, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. j. INLAND, Of Marion street.
j. w. Gould has resigned his position
a editorial writer for the Republican. lie
has been succeeded by A. f. Yost.
J. r. Philips and James Rowlcy, Of
Green Ridge, have returned from visit
to Asbury Park and Albany, n. Y.
Miss Emma Goucher, of Philadelphia,
Is passing a week with her sister, Mrs.
Fred G. Hand, of Mulberry street
Patrolman Isaac Jones returned Satur-
day after spending his annual vacation
in and about Greater New York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Williams and
daughter, Hannah, of North Scranton,
are spending few weeks at Atlantic
City.
Miss Sarah Jones, of Shamokin. who
has been visiting Mrs. j. j. Bailey, CT
South Washington avenue, has returned
home.
f. Z. Mitchell, of T. f. Leondard's
hardware store, left yesterday for a
weeks sojourn along the New England
coast.
Mss Jennie Jenkins. daughter of Drug
gist and Mrs. George W. jenkins, has re.
turned from visit at bloomsbury and
Berwick.
NJ. +. Brown and Anthony Brown, of
Capouse avenue. are home from weeks
visit at New York and surrounding sum-
mcr resorts.
Misses Matte and Arna Davis and Ger
trude Williams, of West Scranton, have
returned from a visit at Dimock, Susquc-
hanna county.
Miss Nettie Nye, a member of the high
school faculty. has returned from Chi
cago. whore she has taken a course in
the University of Chicago.
David ]. Williams, a former employe of
The Tribune, leaves this morning for
Mansfield State Normal school, where he
will pursue course of studies.
Miss S. Louise Hardenbergh is spending
the month of August i'm Essex, Conn,
with Mr.. Perlee V. Jervis, the well
known New York musician, and his fam
lily.
The marriage of Mail Carrier John T.
Maloney, of Phelps street, and Miss Be-
linda Roche, of orchard street, will take
place at ST. Peters cathedral, WednSs-
day, September IA.
Harry Jones, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. &. ID.
Jones' who Is at Rocky Point in the Ad-
irondacks, shot the first deer of the sea-
son there last week. 1t was a large two-
year-old and was considered a great prize,
as the shot was at long range.
=. 5. Barre tt, of South Washington ave-
nue., left for Philadelphia yesterday af-
ternOon to join the Creston Clarke COM
pany, of which he was member last sea-
SON. The company is called for rehearsal
at lO O'Clock this morning in the Walnut
street theater. The Last of His Race"
piece that scored great hit last season,
Will be put on again. Mr.. Clarke and his
company will cpCn at Atlantic city Sept.
IL for three weeks engagement.
General Edward kirkpatrick, of Lon
don, Eng, is visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Edward Merrfieid, of Wyoming avenue
During the civil war General Kirkpat-
rick was one of the brigadiers who served
under General Mcclellan and was one Of
his most trusted advisers. Some time
atter the close of the war he went 70
Europe and during the internal troubles
in Spain of some years ago was on tho
stan of Don Carlos. the pretender to the
Spanish throne They are close friends
and General Kirkpa atrick proba bly, knows
as much about the plans of the Carlist
party as any man living.