The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter w. Tague, of
Jackson street, have as their guests
George and Eva Conllle, of Houser's
Mills, Munroe county.
The funeral of the late Ruth Maxey
will occur tomorrow afternoon from
the residence of her parents. $40 North
Rebecca avenue. Interment will be
privately made in the Washburn street
cemetery.
The arrangements for the funeral OF
the late Henry Phillips which was an
nounced for this afternoon. has been
CHI rred. Services will be conducted
at the house on Washburn street to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock. Burial
will be made in the Washburn street
cemetery.
Charles Leber, of Keystone academy,
is visiting relatives in Hampton street.
Thieves entered the meat market
conducted by O'Boyle & Ford, at the
corner of Eynon and Eighth street, last
Tuesday night, and carried away $2S
worth of meat.
William Armitage, of Quay avenue,
a miner in the Hyde Park shaft, was
injured by a fall Of rock recently.
The Ladies' Aid society of Bellevue
Calvinistic Methodist church will held
a grand social on December 6. Admis-
SION Is cents. A large attendance Is
expected.
Richard Lonergan, a student at Cor
nell university, IL spending a few days
at his home on Fairview aveEue.
A Japanese social was held at the
st. David's Episcopal church last
evening by the members Of St. Agnes
ized.
Another meeting of the candidates
| for office In the fifteenth ward will be
| held Monday evening at Alderman
| Moses Office on South Main street
Rev. A. L. Ramer, of ST. Marks
Lutheran church officiated at the fu-
! neral Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wetzel's
child yesterday afternoon. Services
were held at the house. near the west
| mountain, and intcrment was made in
| Washburn street cemetery
Thomas f. Price, the newsdealer and
| barber, has been confined to the house
by illness the past two days.
An enjoyable pop corn social was
| held at the Young Women'a Christian
| association rooms last evening.
The Webster Literary and Debating
| society met at the home of Forbes
| Eaton, on Tenth street, last evening
and had an interesting parliamentary
| debate for the literary exercises.
| Miss Margaret Thomas entertained
| a number of friends yesterday after
noon and evening at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Roberts, corner of
| Lafayette street and Rebecca avenue
in honor of her approaching marriage
to Mr.. Cartright, of Paddock, Pa.
u. A, Slower and family have re-
moved from Keyser avenue to Prizes
street, between Sumner and Lincoln
avenues.
Prof. David Owens, Of South Liucolr
avenue, is recovering from his recent
afliction.
A union missionary meeting of the
West Side Congregational churches
will be held next Tuesday evening al
the First Welsh Congregational church
South Main avenue, at 7.90 p. III. Ad'
dresses will be delivered by Rev. w
G. Wilcox, Rev. Charles c. CreeGan, o
New YORK city, and DR.. T. c. Edwards
of Edwardsville, Pa, on the subject O.
Foreign Missions" The Rev. Mr.
Wilcox is one of the most useful mis-
sionaries in Southern Africa, where h,
has labored for the past sixteen years
Besides speaking on mission work h
will also give the latest news touchin!
on the war.
Rev. David Jones, of South Lincoll
avenue, will leave today for Edwards
vile, Pa, where he will attend tn
quarterly meeting of the Wyoming Val
ley Congregational churches. The Rev
Mr.. Jones will return on Sunday an
will deliver an English sermon at hi
own church in the evening.