The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-01-09
TAYLOR NEWS.
Anniversary Celebration - A Mine
Party - Minor News Notes.


Party - Minor News Notes.
A most enjoyable event was cele-
brated at the hoepitable home of Mr..
and Mrs. William stone, Of Taylor
street, on Saturday evening, it being
the flftieth birthday anniversary OF
Mr.. Stone. Although taken by surprise
he soon realized his position and made
the evening a pleasant one. Many en-
joyable diversions served to make the
evening a pleasant one for the guests.
A pleasant incident of the gathering
was the presentation of beautiful
chair to. Mr.. Stone. Mr.. Frederick Sey-
more, in a short and happy speech
presented the gift, the recipient maxi
ing an appropriate response. The COM
pany then adjourned to the dining
room and partook of a sumptuous sup
per. The guests present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. lTreuerick Seymore and sons,
Earnest and Harry Mr.. and Mrs Dan
iel Evans and children, Mildred and
Harry, Mrs. Thomas Gettins, of
Wilkes Barre; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Dibble, Mr.. and Mrs. William Howells,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Fatsinger MIR.
and Mrs. Isaac Stone, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Richards, Mrs. A. Beemer,
Mrs. Alfred Hatton, Mrs. Hendershot,
Misses Dora stone, Uriah Fatsinger,
Messrs. Arthur and William Stone and
Masters Ray Dibblc, Martin Fatsinger
and Clarence Stone.
joint Davis. of Hyde Park, circulated
among friends in this place yesterday.
A mine party comprising of the fol-
lowing made a visit to the Taylor
mines on Friday evening: Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott of Bloomsfield, Perry county;
Miss Susie Schubert, Of Scranton; Jes-
sic Morgans, and Mcssrs. Adolph Ur-
weider, John L. Neigers, of this place,
and w. ]. Schubert, of Scranton. The
party was conducted by Fire Boss John
r. Price.
Elias Thomas, of Providence, was a
caller in this place yesterday.
Miss Jennie Powell, of this place, is
visiting at the home of Miss Mary
Davis, of Hyde Park.
At the Republican primaries in the
Second and Third wards the following
candidates were nominated for the
coming spring elections: Second ward,
Harry James, for councilman; Evan
G.. watkins, auditor; Edmond Carter,
constable; William =. Griffiths, justice
of the peace. Third ward, John Fran
els, jr., councilman; James b. Powell
school director; Evan G. Watkins, aud
| itor; William p. Grihiths, justice Of
the peace.
The funeral of Harold, the 1-year-
| old child of Mr.. and Mrs. August Rein
| hardt, of Taylor street, occurred on
| Saturday morning. Services were held
| in the house by Rev. William Frisby.
| Burial was made in the Forest Home
| cemetery.
Mrs. Thomas l.. Jones, of Main street,
| attended the funeral of Mrs. Davis, Of
| Plainsville, on Saturday.
Charles Lenthold, the popular Main
| street barber, has moved his shaving
| parlor to the Orger building.
All candidates for the different ward
! officers in the First ward are urgently
| requested to be present at the meet
| ing to be held in the residence Of John
Il. Davis this evening.
| An oyster supper will be held in the
] parlors of the Methodist Episcopal
church on Friday evening, Jan. 10. The
| feature of the event will be the menu
| which will be served by the gentlemen
| members of the church. Tickets for
the event are selling quite rapidly. 4
musical programme will be rendered in
connection with the occasion.
! Ihe Dreaker boys Oh the Pyne ana
| Archibald colleries We're treated with a
sleigh ride by their foremen, Reinhardt
| and Thornton.
The programme for the coming els
| teddfod of the First Welsh Baptist
church is nearing completion and will
| be out this week.
! Emblem Division, No. 81, Sons of
| Temperance, will meet this evening in
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several candidates will be initiated.
Mrs. James Morris jr., of High
street, attended the funeral of a rela-
| tive in Plainsville on Saturday.
Mrs. George Taylor, of Scranton, was
the guest Of relatives In this place yes
! terday.
Miss Hattie Evans, of Pittston, spent
the Sabbath with relatives in this
| place.