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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

on Marion street. is nearly ready for
occupancy.
Miss Helen Hale. of Capouse avenue,
is visiting her mother in Forest City.
f, II. Dunn'S store was closed by the
sheriff yesterday on a Judgment of
5000 held by p. H. Dunn.
Charles Finch and family have re-
turned from visit to West Abingdon.
Patrolmen Thomas and Rodham were
around notifying Green Ridge residents
to clean their sidewalks last evening.
Mrs. Charles Clark. of Elmont street
is slowly recovering from her recent
Illness.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Prim-
tive church will hold Il fair and festi-
val on the evenings Of March :, and ?.
Camp -. Patriotic Order Sons Of
America. will celebrate Washingtons
birthday i'm an appropriate manner.
The Young Mems club of the Church
of the Good Shepherd have completed
arrangements for their entertainment
next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fred Beers and Miss Emma
lndsley, of townsville. y. Y. are be
ing entertained at the home Of Miss
Jessie Fuller, of MOnsey avenue.
w. T.. Watson, who has acted as
superintendent of Spencers spike mill
for the past two months, has resigned
and returned to Pittsburg His place
will be filled by William Gum, of Phil
adelphia
A farewell party was rendered Rob
ert Rckard at his home, ON Marion
street, last evening by his friends. The
evening was spent i'm most enjoyable
manner, and the guests returned home
at AN early hour. Mr.. Rickard will
leave next week for the Electrical Pre-
paratory school at New Berlin
ON next Tuesday evening the pupils
Of No. - school will give an entertain
ment. MIR. j. Ormand Cos has been
engaged To give few of his choice
phunograph selections.
Miss Clara Williams, Of Deacon
street, was rendered surprise party
last evening by her associates. The
evening was spent in social way and
refreshments We're served. Those pres
ent We're: Misses Alice Williams,
Fanny and Lizzie Scott Clara Will
liams, Reese Pettick, Grace Sisco,
Florence Prosser, Jennie Fdiam.
Laura Cuons, Harriet Mcmillan Ethel
Cooper, Ida Thomas, Jessie Fidiam,
Florence Shook. Carrie Elliot, Emma
snyder Helen Kennedy ana Nellie
PrOSScr
on Thursday evening the twentieth
wedding anniversary Of Dr and Mrs
G. w, TreNertOn, Of 1907 Sanderson
avenue, was celebrated. A party Of
Green Ridge and Hyde Park friends
surprised them and presented them
with pretty China tea and dinner set.
The guests We're entertained with
music and games and phonogluph Sc
leCtiOns by Mr.. SimonS. Among those
present We're; Mr.. and Mrs. T.. q.
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs, b. f. Dunn. Mr..
and Mrs, Pratt, Mr.. ana Mrs. Marts,
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict, Mr. and Mrs.
Simons, Mr.. and Mrs Beatty, Mrs.
SiscOe Mr.. and Mrs. j. Addyman. Mrs.
Eshleman, Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Tam
blyn, MI ana Mrs. f.. l.. Evans. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. smith Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Greedy Mr.. and Mrs, j. Blowers. Mrs.
a. l.. Spiegel MI and Mrs. Unison,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
GREEN RIDGE.

Mr.. f.. B. Sturges gave his class a
sleigh ride to Dalton Thursday eye
ming when a turkey supper was served.
They spent the evening i'm a most en-
joyable manner.
Barton Smith, of Monsey avenue, is
slowly recovering from injuries re-
ceived a short time ago while coast
ing.
Miss Lillian Jackson. of New York
street, was rendered surprise party
by her many friends last evening,
Warren kimble, of Monsey avenue,
is confined to his home by a severe
cold,
Edward Ransom, of Chicago, H., is
visiting friends on Nay Aug avenue.
The new house of Attorney Briggs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

I whore she will be the guest of Miss Brad
ford.
Superintendent q. w. Bcumer and Wade
NJ. Finn were in Harrisburg Yesterday
Mrs. Sidney Williams, of Jcftcrs IN ave-
nue., Is visiting relatives at Germantown
Mrs. J. r. Raynsford. of Montrosc has
returned home from sojourn with friends
I'm this city.
Mrs. Julius Traugott. of Madison ave-
nue., has returned from a visit 10 friends
in Philadelphia.
Mrs E. ID. Brown, Of Denver, col, is
the guest of Mrs. Richard MCllale, on
Jackson street.
Mrs. Justus Won Stcrch. of North Wash
ingtOn avenue. Is recovering from a Scri-
Gus Illness of several weeks
Rev. John 7. Dunn, who has been in the
south for several months, has returned
to his home in Green Ridge.
Mrs. f. l.. Fuller, Miss Frances VIM
ton and Mrs. John Ryan, of louisville,
were at the Waldorf this week.
Representatives Scheuer. Mackcy and
Timlin returned from Harrisburg yes
| tcrday to remain until Thursday next.
II. a, Knapp, Mrs. NJ Chapman and
Mrs. II. n. Patrick, of this city were
registered at the st. Denis, in New York,
| this week
Mr.. and Mrs d. n Brewster, of Mont
rose, spent the past week in the city as
guests of DIR. and Mrs. Brewster Of
Washington avenue.
Attorney and Mrs. A. A. NOsburg leave
| today for Philadelphia, where Mr.. Nos-
| burg will attend the session of the Su-
prcme court ne Xt week.
Mrs. Theodore Won Storch and sister,
Miss Barney and niece, Miss Bell Won
StOrch, of the North End left the city
yesterday for a sOjourn in Washington,
| ID. q.
Rev. George T.. Guild was called to the
| paStCIatc of the Providence PrtSby,r-
| rian church twenty years ago last w,"E.
! He began his work in this city tie first
| of the following May.
| DR.. and Mrs. Harry Dawson, formerly
of this city. are now livirg in Kendall
| county. Texas. Or. Dawson is a brother
of Charles Dawson. esq. Of the law tirra
of Nosburg & Dawson. Washington ave
nue..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
Movements of PeODle

Attorney T, +, Hoban was in Pittsburg
.his week.
Mr.. ]. l.. Crawford is slightly improv-
ing in health.
Mfss Carrie Darling spent yesterday in
Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. c. l., Griffin returned from Wilkes
Barre Yesterday
Major f. ID. Fellows has returned to
Camp Mackenzie.
Mrs. Townsend Poore and Miss LYDIA
Poore are In Florida
Miss Hilda Conrad Of Pittston, is visit
ing friends In the city.
Miss -Nerah Walsh, of Olive street, is
visiting friends In New York
Colonel and Mrs. &. g. Pratt, of New
Milfordsfwere In town on Tuesday.
Miss Josie l1awiey has been visiting
her parents al MontrOse this week
Messrs, James Blair, ir.. and A. q.
Hunt have returned from New York
Mrs M, NJ. Bostley, of Towanda, has
been itbieSguest of Grs.n Ridge friends.
.Sjss, Roies viii go Ia New York today.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

Mr.. orchard, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs.
Merriam and daughter Mr.. and Mrs
\. Brant, Mrs. Brokensherc, Rev. and
Mrs. Chaffee, Nj. and Mrs. VI. Oliver,
Mr.. ana Mrs, Thomas Hawley, Mr.. and
Mrs, w. II, Treverton and son, AIr.
and Mrs, r.. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams. of Sanderson avenue: Mr..
and Mrs. Colvin, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs j, Tamblyn and daugh-
ten Miss Frances Tambyn, Mrs. j. IL.
DaVey, MI. and Mrs. G, r. Oliver Mr..
and Mrs. 4, Y. Tinkam, Mr.. and Mrs.
Calkins, Mr., and Mrs. Scambler. Mrs.
Frisbie.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
ZEIDLER SAVED HER LIFE.
But Received Rebuke for Doing so
from an Intoxicated Woman.

\ sood-lOoking, well-dressed young
woman whose identity was not re-
Vealed had narrow escape from be-
Ing run over by train at the ~" on
LackaWanna avenue yesterday after
noon. She was intoxicated and did not
notice the approaching train. and in
trying to cross the tracks slipped aud
fell.
Lorenz Iedler, of Franklin avenue
dragged the woman from the track,
and when she realized her predica-
ment. cautioned her rescuer to be care
ful of himself, and instead of thanking
Mr.. Iedler for his timely assistance.
remarked to the crowd that had as
semhled: II could get off if | wanted
to: you people make me sick"
. The ungrateful woman made her es-
cape before she was recognized.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

with no prospect that many of the
people most desired could be present,
he suggested having the reception post
poned. Dear me, nor' exclaimed Mrs.
Stone, in dlsmay. 1--WE can't do that
at all; why don't you know tomorrow
Lent begins" We'll. | do trust" re-
piled the governor, that the people
aren't expecting me to look after
church days too. I'm pretty busy rs
it is, but | suppose wen have to have
the reception" and have it they did,
although somewhere, on the far. lone
mountains between Harrisburg and
Washington. caterer stormed and
tore his hair because the feast was in
the refrigerator car in the back ground
instead Of being on the handsome table
at the executive mansion.
But the guests blithely ate of the
goodies prepared by the Harrisburg
caterer or spilled them down each
others back breadths or similar pur-
tions OF their attire and had a good
time All except one poor lady in
beautiful gown. indeed she wasn't poor,
but very plump, and an unfortunate
man deposited his plate of ice cream
down her pretty shoulders exposed by
a
frosty night, and the victim of a
logged" elbow was suddenly inn
pressed with the fact that the prom
Used cold wave had arrived.
a group in which the governor, Cap
tain Delaney and one or two Scranton
ians stood the other evening had taken
up the discussion of relative tallness
of Pennsylvania's governors. They
have been. with but one or two eNCpp-
tions, men of abnormal height Gov
ernOr Stone laughingly remarked that
he ,didn't really believe it necessary
that a governor should be over six feet
and then added, almost apologctically,
that he was six feet four and a half
inches tall. This breaks the record.
Governor Hastings was six feet three
and one half while Pattison scarcely
reached that height. There f. no tell
ing to what the next governor may
attain in the way of Perpendicular
ness"
Indeed our new governor will prob
ably so out of office with a back curved
like unto the new moon because of the
necessity he finds of stopping to con-
verse with ladies at social functions.
They like to have him bend his tall
figure down. and all vote him "a dear."
of course. because of his charming un-
conventional ways and unmistakahIa
sincerity He Possesses one pf IN
greatest elements Of popularity, the
ability to remember faces and the
names which pertain thereto. and this
is not as some believe, a Gift. but a
study which even you OF | may take
up with pleasure and profit Let's set
about ii at once. Saucy Bess.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

A large attendance of private citizens
are requested to call at Manners Phar-
macy when i'm need of tonic in ConVal-
esCenCe from any illness. Emulsion Of
Cod Liver oil with Hypophosphites is
one Of the best lung strengthoners ana ap-
petizers known. Large dollar size, soc,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
MUSICAL QUESTION BOX.

Alfred Pennington of TN,
Music oganist cd
caudm
Hl topics asked W Tribune readers Every
Musical Box
Innington viii arpear
connection with the answers their
initials If they desire tirclyu unkno "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

ICnder this heading short letters Of in.
teTest will be published when acconlDa-
MED, for publication. by the writer s
name. The Tribune will not be held re-
Hponsible for opinions here expressed
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18
A WEATHER PROPHET.

That II would STOW for several feet
The weather man failed to state;
lie didn't tell us 'twuulG surely beat
The records of every date.
lie didn't advise us to stay at home,
Lest away in blizzard We blew,
And not afar from the tircsidc roam,
But
the ground hog
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church will serve their annual colonial
dinner next Wednesday in the church
parlors, which event will Of course.
attract a throng of patrons.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

y pleasant Lenten entertainment will
be- that given at the Bicycle club on
March IA, by Professor Clarke, of the
Chicago University. He will present
a miscellaneous programme, including
one act of King Lear. As "A Shake
speare authority and interpreter Pro-
fessor Clarke has probably few equals
in this country. The event is antici-
pated with much interest,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

Mrs. George b. Jermyn gave a pret-
ty luncheon yesterday when among the
guests were Mrs. Belin, Mrs. y. Y.
Leet, Mrs. 4. B. Blair, Mrs. +. H..
Jermyn. Mrs. James Archibald, Mrs. A.
T.. Hunt, Mrs. j. A. Linen, Mrs. T..
Il. Sturgee, Mrs. A. NJ. Decker, Mrs. A.
Griffin.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-02-18

Mr., Henry DiXey has been in town
arranging for the minstrel show tn be
given in April for the benefit Of the
v Home for the Friendless.
Miss Sarah Davies was rendered a
surprise party at her home on Thir-
teenth street Wednesday evening
Mr Raymond Sanderson entertained
the Camera club Thursday evening.
Mr., j, Frank Siegel will give a Bel
lamy social Wednesday evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

ployees have entered into the bonds of holy wedleck. Manager Powell has been kept rather busy of late se- curing new employees. First one, and then another quietly resign and the next thing known is marriage license has been issued to some energetic young man and to the great amazement of the manager, his ex-emplOyee is the center of at- traction thereon. Saturday we learned of another resignation at the phone office and our society folks may not De surprised to hear of Il marriage, which we were also informed would occur today. This is another Sample of Pine Bluffs prosperity and the center of attraction" is 10 MiiIer's daughter either. In advance we extend our heartiest congratuIation
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
JULf THt. FOURTH.

On the evening of July 4th at the park, Mir. Elwin ]. Kerwin, who needs no introduction to the public AS q speaker and deelaimer, will rem der his 0ration which he has written for the occasion. His theme ap- pears to be very apropos for the day. He has called it. One God, One Country. One Flag; or the N ed ding Of the Blue and the Gray" Mir. Kerwin will hA remembered in many roles on previous occasions in this and other cities; especially when he won th9 Saunders gold medal at the opera house htre in deciamatory contest, his piece then savored of no more patriotic views than will his present one.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
PREPARING FOR THE FOURTH,

The racing card to be carried out in this city on July 4th, will be one of the most complete and interesting ever held in Piue Bluff The thor Olghbreds of the city are being exer- cised daily and q large number are now in the pink of condition. There ia much betting on the different races and much interest Is belng manifest ed in them.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
New York May p.

New York, May 2. To the Walker Drug Co Pine Blu if Ark.
 Gentlemen:-We have notified our Chicago house that you are our Agents in Pine Bluff, Ark, for the Buckeye Camera and that you are to be protected In the sale of our goods In your city.
 Very truly yours.
 E. x H. F. ANTHONY O.,
 No. 59l Broadway, \. |.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

NANt Efhursday cycling Mir. and A Mrs. l.. Frazier entertained at a dahc in honor of the Misses Bear, oi i'tle Rock, who are their guests. DNcing and singing made the eVeplhe, pleasant one and hos. pltahty Fened supreme, the two nohoFed shlts assisted in receiving. A seasohah and refreshing supper was seFYeu Mir. Morreau favored the aHseihsage with a num- Der or highheripyable vocal selec- tions. The hloyinv were ureseur. mlsses Masx4and Helen Bear. and McCFe", u little Rock; F. eanor Lyone, Magh Moore, JOnesboro; Messrs. ana ssdames J. l.. Frazier, Henry "liso1Fred Bush and Wil- nam Harp mSrs. Harry NcGuire, Ed Moore, Ja@s Morrean and Sid. ney McCara
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
Artist Models Warted

By Mrs. May McGaughy, studio 6l7 West Fourth avenue. Lessons given in china painting. design, clay modelling, water cOlors. oil painting. and dra wing from life or east. Mail orders for all art work and portraits solicited. Terms. 50c per lesson; twelve lessons $5.00 Hours from , to D. m, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
To the Public:

To the Public:
 We have, after considerable cor respondence and by purchasing a large line of Buckeye Cameras SC cured the agency of the Best Film Camera on the market. fact that we are ready to prove to any one
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
kkx OAK Onl

s oOh oV VP-Gupid has certain
 " "Had most successfully Tn the South Wesern Telepranh and leiephone CoHhny's office in this city Tor the pas'twelve months. in iact ne has 7eel so successful that we are ihciil7u think that he is makihg 'hal plsE bis headquarters. olhce the HFs q@'a of last September ho Iess euah sefn young lady em-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

torts of Miss Bettie. who is we'll Fsed intertainin 2. Dancing. games oeveral different origin aLd other pasant diversions served to make thoecasion most entertaining as VI successful one. Tine refresh- mets served were da.nty and sea so'tle. The jolly crowd wished MI Bettie pleasant trip and a saireturn, at the same time regret unto note her absence In their pieant circle during the summer moths.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

PARTY = Thursday evening Miss Bettie Austin. one 2i the. most popular cf Pine Bluff
 -oune people, rendered her many sr,endsa farewell party at her beau- ..fnl bome on West Fifth avenue. a,,o efening was one continuous |.s,aasnfe, made so by the succ essful
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

GMAN-on Tuesday evening " st Miss Bessie Atwood most charingly entertained number of friens at her home on West Fifth avens complimentary to her gu est :, Miss erena Perry, winsome young lady ithe Capital City. Miss Bes- sic Is interesting cOnversati onal ist antanks among the. first in the art Entertaining. She was at her best othis occasion and the darce comnl1 with the well hnown hos pitaiitbf the fair hostess, made the eVeninh most delightful and enjoy able on The luncheon served the guests Ss of the most select kind.
 The hosss and her guest were per- feet in reiving, and that affair will long FAain In the young but thougIubinds of those present.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02
SOCIETY

HOUSE PARTY-Miss Belle Hogg IA Entertained a humber ot Pine Bluff friends with house party for several days last week at her cozy nome 1t Ellerson, few miles from this city. They were Moses Nina smart, Julia Stephens, Sue McCoy. AIma Dewoody and Mattie Loving. The Following young gentlemen were
 resent. being the guests of Mir.
 YHogg, Messrs. Roy Cason,
 Gain and Hinton Ferguson.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

'NoDAK PARTY AND GERMAN
 N germau and kodak party icombined served pleasant mode of entertain ent for a. number of young people D. the home of. Mrs. NJ. |. Benton on East Sixth avenue Friday
 night. The affair was given in hon or of Miss Grace Chatham, of Galvpe- ton. Tex, who is the guest of Miss Lucy BentoR. Elegant refreshments were terspd. Those present were.
 Misses Fannie Hanf, Selma Rosen. 1bsum, Florence RoseDbaum, Bcasip
 Atwood, Ella Howell, Lucy Benton;
 Mesrrs. Finn. Beaurie and John Hutt, Jim Allen, Arthur Dryburgh. Henry LeBGsqaet, Percy Henderson, Warren and Ray Osborne, Sam Alt schul, Al. Bluthenthal. Harry Habf, Dave Berlin and Will Benton.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1899-07-02

cTORM PARTY-eOn Tuesday even 1 ing last jolly crowd of pleas ure seekers surprisingly stormed the home of the Misses Mann, on South Pine street. They brought several kodaks and fiashlight apparatuses with them and picture-takihg was soon the order. Mir. Earl Phillips was tine photographer of the occa- lsion and many excellent groupes was the result. The present were Misses Estelle Smith. Annie Fitzhugh, Martha Valiant. Ida Mann. Emma Mann and Mamie Mann. Messrs. Earle Phillips, w. ,. Hudson, Charlie Higginbotham, Frank Roane. Geo. Fl. Adams, NJ. Nj. Jackson. George yalliant, John Hut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-09
INITIATING ACTRESSES.
New York Girls Newest Fad 10
Initiating EOOtliGht FnvORites.

There is no more popular pose among
girls nowadays than that based on a real
or fancied resemblance to some favorite
actress, says the New York Evening Sun.
Very little ground IS needed for the pose;
a tip-tilted nose and slender figure, and
she Is ''the very image of Maude Adams:
with strawberry blonde hair and she Is
the counterpart of Mrs. Leslie Carter: APP
pealing eyes and delicate features are
sufficient warrant for her calling herself
a second edition Of Mary Mannering:
while brown hair and piquantly irregular
features stamp her Ito her own sasisfac-
ton at leasD as being like Julia Marlowe-
The resemblance once detected COR decided
upon) the girl proceeds TO initiate the
actress i'm every way. So far as possible
she dresses like her. she endeavors to
talk like her, and more than all. does
she carry herself In the same way. Any
little tricks of voice or manner such as
player-womeu are apt to have and quick
TO exploit are studious,y followed by the
lay understudy. If the latter hears of any
special perfume or color and habit to
makes a point OF appropriating Ii. You
know it is really annoying the way people
take me nowadays for Maude Adams"
she OF the tip-tilted nose will exclaim.
why, I can't go down the street without
having them say: There she goes; that's
she: that's Miss Adams One night at
the theater not long ago / heard some
one back OF me whisper: Yes, I know
it's Maude Adams: but what in the world
is She doing here? l thought she was
playing in Philadelphia this week Real.
ly, felt just like turning round and tell
ing the poor man that he had made a
mistake. and 1t wasn't Maude Adams. but
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-04-09
TEACHER LOVED PUPIL.
Sad Ending OF n Little Romance In
Long Island school.

Word has been received In Good
Ground, l.. l.. that Miss Leah Maude Deck
er the pretty school teacher. must go"
Miss Decker is the young woman who was
charged with letting Joe" Sauires, her
pupil fall in love with her. and who ad-
mitted IT, simply saying in extenuation:
when you love. you love. and that's all
there Is about it,
1t was reported in Good Ground that
School Commissioner Charles III. Howell
of Riverhead, l.. L.. who has been consid-
ering for TWO weeks the charges so zeal
ously preferred by Seymour Squires the
school boy lovers father had decided ad-
yersely To Miss Decker.
The report caused a sensation in the vii
iage where ii was already feared thai the
school teacher was TO be deprived of the
means OF earning a living.
Miss Decker herself was convinced that
the decision had been adverse to her. but
said she was ready to appeal the case to
the state superintendent as soon as she
was certain of 1t.
Miss Decker admits that she doesn't love
Joe any more.
II did love the boy and that was my
only folly. but he perjured himself to
biacken my reputation, and I could never
love him again