The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-10-15
DUNMoRE.


OF South Blakely street, was the scene
of great merriment last evening, the
occasion being q party in honor OF
Halph Wilson, of I.ansford, Carbon
county, who is spending several weeks
here, as their guest. The evening was
passed in the usual way. playing games
Of many kinds. At seasonable hour
lunch was served and the merry crowd
departed for their homes after thank
ing the hostess for so pleasant an
evening. Following composed those
present. Misses Bessie Powell. Freda
Ludwig. Hope Plnnell Esther Cum
Minis, Olive Swartz, Jane Simpson,
Mabel Keast, Jessie Fink, Verna Hal
lock. Josie Bass, Jessie Bailey, Blanche
oakley, Stella Miller and Emma
Swartz: Messrs. Stewart Seigle, Wal
ter Harper, Frank Matthews, Garfield
Angwin. Ralph Wilson, Earl Altemose,
Frank Krouse, Clarence Harper, Lester
Yost, Arthur Bass, Ray oakley and
Blaine Alten,ose.
Robert Pinkney. Of Prescott avenue.
has returned from a fishing trip to
Marcus pond with a nice lot of fish.
Master Harry Masters, of Mill street,
accepts the challenge of B. Smith, of
Green Ridge. who has challenged him
to a bicycle race. Meet Masters at
rostoffice Wednesday evening at 7.3o
o'clock to arrange distance, place etc.
Mrs. T.. p. Letchworth, of Chestnut
street, is confined to ner home, the re-
suit of an accident. Mrs. Letchworth
was going down a flight of stairs, slip
ped and fell, hurting herself severely
A doctor was called in and found she
had sprained her limb, beside bad
shaking up.
Evangelist Cobb will preach upon
"Christian union" in the Tabernacle on
Drnker street tomorrow evening. A
special invitation is extended to all
to attend and hear this sermon.
Dunmore Methodist Episcopal church
REV. A. J. Van Cleft, pastor Preach
ing services at 1890 a. m. and 730 p.
m: class meetings at 11.30 a. m; Sun
day school at 2.30 p. M; prayer meet
ing at $50 p. m. Subject for morning,
"Ehrlst's Prayer for His Disciples;'
subject for evening, "a Wise Young
Man" Seats free and gentlemanly
ushers.
George Wilson. of Spencer street
caused the arrest of Joseph Roof, OF
Elmhurst, for the loss of goods stoler
while in his charge. Mr.. Wilson &C.
companied a crowd of young people
! who went to Elmhurst on a straw ride
with his horse and buggy. Upon ar.
| riving at the hotel he turned over the
| horse, carriage and contents to the
| care of Mr.. Roof. When ready fol
| home he discovered that his overcoat
| and a valuable lap robe were missing
He informed the proprietor of the hote
| Of the theft, but could not receive q
satisfactory answer so had him ar.
| rested as aforesaid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Brady, of Mair
| street. are receiving congratulation:
upon the arrival Of a daughter.
Private John McHale. Company C
| Thirteenth regiment Pennsylvania
volunteers, who has been spending
| seven-day furlough with his parents
on Mill street, has returned to CAM
| Meade.
Division No. 10, L. A. to o. r. c.
will hold a social and quilt rattle a
Finley's hall, Scranton, Thursday Oct
20, to which all are invited to attend
Admission free.
Superintendent Bovard will hold al
examination in No. building on Sat
urday, Oct. 22, for teachers who in
tend to teach night school. EXanrna
tion to start at o'clock a. m. sharp
Miss Gertrude Decker left yesterda!
for Binghamton. N. Y. where she will
make her future home with her sister
Mrs. Frisby.
Sergeant William Hall, Company A
Thirteenth regiment, Pennsylvani;
volunteers, who has been home on ;
sixty-day sick furlough, has returned
to Camp Meade.
Mrs. Albert Brink and daughter. Alb
bic, of Sterling, Wayne county, is tn
guest of Mr. and Mrs. G.. w. Jones, o
Brook street.
The Nineteenth Century entertainer
have been asked to repeat the enter
tainment given in Washington hal
Thursday evening of this week. 1t will
probably be done.
Miss Marie Webber, of Harper street
is the guest of Miss Anna Crooks, o
Gouldsboro, Wayne county.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hill, of Spenc
er street. are rejoicing over the arriv
al of baby boy.
Mr.. Martin Healey, of Pine street
was injured by a fall of roof in No.
mines of the Pennsylvania Coal com
pany yesterday morning.
Division No. IL, A. o. H.. will hold
special meeting at their rooms tomor
row at the regular time. All member
are requested to be present.
Taxes In Dunmore borough can bC
raid at my residence, corner 2lakelS
and Cherry No. sol, until Oct. 25. AT
ter that date at the borough buildine
in the afternoon of each day unit
Nov. 10. w. T.. Correll, collector