The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-26
TAYLOR NEWS.
Largely Attended Funeral-Drawing
a Success-Personal Notes

The funeral services over the remains
of the late Mrs Ann Fisher were held
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Henry Weibel, Of Main street, yester-
day afternoon. Short services were
held at the residence, after which the
cortege proceeded to the German Evan
gelical church, where the Rev. A. Web
er paid a glowing tribute to the mem
ory OF the deceased. The church
quartette rendered several beautiful se-
lections during the funeral services.
The floral offerings were many and
beautiful. At the close of the services
the remains were borne to their last
resting place in the Forest Home cem-
etery.
WeighmaSter John Sullivan is rapid
ly recovering from severe attack OF
the grip.
Mr.. John Grifiths, of Hyde Park,
was the guest of friends in this place
Monday.
Mr. William Morris, of North Taylor,
has recovered from his recent sickness.
The new addition TO the Taylor silk
mill is about completed and the looms
are being placed in position, ready for
work.
The benefit drawing for Mrs. Lew
ellyn Evans, which was held in Lew
ellyn's hall on Monday evening, was
a successful event. The following were
the prize winners: First prize, a gold
watch, ticket No. 2674. held by j. =.
Hart, of Minooka; second prize, a toll
eft set, ticket No. 10,472, held by Miss
Margaret Jacobs Minooka; third prize.
parlor table, No. l65, held by Miss
! Maggie Bindering, Olyphant; fourth
prize. a rocker, No. 2074, held by Mr..
James Gerrity, Bellevue: fifth prize
No. 313, a coal machine, held by Miss
Elizabeth b. Johns. All winners are
requested to call at Justice OF the Peace
Griffiths' office for the prizes on Sat
urday afternoon.
| Misses Susie Harris, Lillian Howells
| Mary Griffiths and Sallie Williams Wis,
! tied friends in Hyde Park on Tuesday
evening.
/ MIR. and Mrs John c. Richards and
| daughter, Anna May, were the guests
| Of friends in Hyde Park the latter
! part of last week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Baker, Of Dor,
| rancetown, spent the Sabbath witt
| friends ia this place.
The funeral of Dennis. the Younl
| son of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Dougher,
| ty, of Rendham, occurred yesterday
| morning. \ requiem high mass wa:
sung at st. Lawrence's church by the
| Rev. Father Jordan. Burial was made
| in the Minooka Catholic cemetery
! Messrs. John Lewis, Fred Beecham
Seth Jones, Lyshon Evans and Will
! liam II. Harris, Oh the Ripple division
Sons OF Temperance of Hyde Park
paid a fraternal visit TO Emblem di
| vision, of this place, OF Monday even
| ing
All members of st. Joseph's branch
| No. 442, j.. G. b. A, are requested I,
meet at Redmen's hall at o'clocl
this evening.
Miss Ida Koehler and Mrs, John Mas
ten, both popular young people of thr
| i'yne, We're united in marriage yeSter
day by the Rev. James Walker 0
the Archibald Primitive Methods
church. The young couple have man!
we'll wishing friends.
Miss Kate Weibel. the accomplishe,
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Henry Web
ei, will be united in marriage to MI
Richard Williams, q popular younl
man Of this place, this afternoon a
the Welsh Baptist parsonage by tn
Rev j. NJ. Lloyd.
Taylor Castle, No. 267, Knights o
the Golden Eagle, will meet this ev
ening in their rooms in Reese's hall.
Miss Gywn Davis, of North Taylor
is recovering from her recent sickness
Miss Name Prendergast, a nurse Il
the City hospital at Parkersburg. W
Va, is visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Thomas Prendergast, Of Depo
street.
Miss Belts, Of Hyde Park, spent tn
Sabbath with Mrs. David Davis, O
North Taylor.
LaCkawanna Valley council No. 81
Junior Order of United American Me
chanlcs. will meet this evening in Va
Horns hall
| All members of the Presbyterian
church choir are requested to be pres
ent this evening. New music.
|