The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-05-13

called on friends in this city wednes-
day.
Miss Lessle Scott, of Nanticoke, was in
town OH Wednesday.
Mrs. $. G. Barker is visiting Atlantic
City for a few weeks
Miss Walkcnshaw, Of North Main ave-
nue., has gone abroad.
Mrs. A. N. Kramer is visiting her for
mer home in Chicago.
Mrs. John Evans, of Deacon street. was
i'm New York this week.
Colonel l.. A. Watres and family will
summer at Moosic Lake.
J. George Hoffnagel Is home from an
extended tour in Germany
Miss Ethel Morse of West Pittston,
visited friends in this city.
Mr.. Mortimer Fu''er has returned from
u shooting trip in Virginia
Major ID. Il. Atherton and Major Rees
Watkins are in Harrisburg.
Mrs. w. RI. Gearhart and Miss Lillian
Gearhart are at Atlantic City.
Attorney A. j. Colborn returns today
from business trip to Philadelphia.
Frank Watts attended the unveilng
ceremonies at Harrisburg yesterday.
Mrs. i. H. Ripple, Miss Ripple and
Miss Caroline Savage are in New York.
Rev. A. Young. of the Methodist church
of Dallas, was in Scranton on Thursday.
first part of the week in New York city.
Miss Adams, of Orange, n. j., will he
the guest of Miss May Torrey next week.
Mr. f. Ralph Fisher, the expert ac-
countant. of New York, is at the Jermyn.
Livy ). Richard has removed his fam
fly to his new home, on Wheeler avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Williams and son
attended wedding in Pittston this
week.
Mrs. j. ]. Ryman, of Dallas. spent n
few days in this city the early part of
the week.
Mr.. Samuel McCrackcn, of South Hyde
Park avenue. spent the past week in
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Amanda Glenn. of New York. is
the guest of Miss Laura Kecno on Laf-
ayette street.
Mrs. Charles Henwood and daughter,
Julia. were in Glenwood a few days of
the past week.
L. B. Sturgcs. +. +. Plat and ]. e.
Burr visited the battlefield of Gettys-
burg Thursday.
Mr.. Edward Roberts, messenger of
Governor Stone at Harrisburg. was i'll the
| city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Dunn have taken
the Lakeside Cottage" at Moosic lake
for the season.
Mrs. +. Il. Thomason. of Now York is
| the guest of Mrs. John Davenport, on
| Mulberry street.
| The Rev. Louis II. Holden. of Newark,
| N. J., has been the guest of Miss Froth-
| ingham for the past week.
| Lewis Harris, of the North End. at
tended the assembly of the IvOrites in
| New York the past few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william Silkman re-
| turned this week from Lake Ariel, where
| they spent the last fortnight.
Henry Morrison, Of North Main ave-
nue. has been attending to business in
| New York city the past week.
| Rev. B. +. Hammond of Olyphant, at
| tended commencement of Auburn Theo-
| logical seminary on Wednesday.
| Attorney l. III. Kramer Of New York,
| formerly OF this city, has left for san
| Francisco. Cal, on legal business.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Wolkenshow, of
| Wilkes Barre, have been visiting friends
| in Scranton and Olyphant this week.
| A. W. Dickson is commissioner from
| the Presbytery of Lackawanna to the
| general assembly which meets next week
| in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Collins, of Jeffer-
| son avenue, left yesterday for Harvey $
| Lake, where they will spend the greater
| portion of the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. John +. Moffat, of the
| Washburn Street church, have been
! spending the week among friends in the
| central part of the state.
| Secretary George Mahy, of the Young
| Mems Christian association, and wife,
| have been spending Il few days in Frank
| lin, Delaware county, n. Y.
Rev. DR.. S. g. Logan and Mr.. A. W.
| Dickson attended the closing services of
| Princeton seminary the past week.
| Spencer Dickson was one of the gradu-
| ates.
Charles kirkpatrick has assumed the
| position with the Rctsof Salt company
| recently made vacant by the departure
of L. w. Reese, who has gone to New
| York again to take up banking.
Rev. ana Mrs. George L. Guild leave
this city Monday evening for Minneapolis
| Mr.. Guild is a commissioner for the
/ Lackawanna Presbytery to the general
assembly which convenes in Minneapolis
| on May IS
| II. ii. Saville and Attorney George w
| Okcll, both of this city, were elected
first and second guardsman at the ses-
sion of the Knights of the Golden Eagle
held this week III Lancaster
| Leopold Johler, letter carrier No. 13
has been chosen to represent James Con-
nell lodge, No. 10, Independent Order OF
odd Fellows, at next weeks convention
in Allentown. Mr.. Johler is mentioned
quite prominently for a state office.
| II. NJ. Streeter Richard O'Brien, ]. A.
Lansing, X. III. Williams, II. ]. Foster
| and wife, Miss f. Foster, +. S. Bennett
i. f. Robathan, j. II. Phillips, NJ
| OMalley and j. d. Boyle We're registered
at the St. Denis, in New York. last week
Mr., and Mrs. G. w. Hessler, who have
been trout fishing in the country for
| several days, returned late last evening
well laden with the spockled beauties
| having several from twelve to fifteen
inches in length, which Mrs Hessler
| who is quite an expert with both rod and
gun, shared the pleasure of landing