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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
BOYS MISSING.

The seventeen year old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. @. F. Wolfe of Ma
kiki has not been seen by his pa
rents since Saturday morning.
He had then performed his
usual service of blowing a
large organ for an organist,
after which he received
some dental treatment at the Office
of DR.. Whitney. His parents are
much troubled over the absence of
the lad, who was always dutiful
son and helpful in his fathers
work.
1t is supposed young Wolfe be-
came seized with the Manila fever
and left in the transport Warren
on Sunday morning.
A son of Mr.. Weir, machinist,
is also reported to be missing
from home, but is supposed to
have gone in a steamer for San
Francisco.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The store formerly occupied by
McChesney d Sons is to let. See
TO Let column.
Among the passengers booked
for Kauai in the Mikahala this
afternoon are DIR. Derby and FL.
Pheuger.
Mr.. Withers of the Honolulu
Stock Yards has just sold Mr..
Francis Gay Of Kauai a pair of
standard bred bay mares.
Postmaster General Oat left for
Hawaii in the Kinau this morn
Jog to attend to business IN con-
nection with the post Office.
l.. NJ. Vetlesen has an adj. in
today's Want column in which
are mentioned several articles he
has for sale previous to his de-
parture for Lanai.
E. M. Walsh will shortly have
built two dwellings of two stories
each and two of single story on
his land in the triangle between
Lunalilo and Kinau streets.
A special meeting of the share
holders of the Hawaiian Sugar
Co., Ltd, will be held on Tuesday
May 9th, at 10 a. M, at the Offices
of Alexander & Baldwin. See
New Today.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
No Longer a Police Omeer.

Henry Espipda has severed his
connection with the police, after
continuous service since 1894
Esplnde had some trouble with
his captain last Saturday and
handed in his resigpat alton to Mar.
shall Brown Immediately after
wards. He says he is going back
to Hilo where all his people are
at the present time. Espipda has
been one OF the most efficient M IN
Non the police force. When called
opt for duty in ticklish places he
Vas always been the most anxious
10 60. Quick in his actions and
|wiry and powerful, he has proved
q match for the worst offenders he
has been sent out to arrest.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
Road Supervisor Alive,

Residents of Punchbowl slopes
rosred twice through the BULLE
TIN at the condition in which the
streets had been left by the water
pipe layers. Road Supervisor
w. h. Cummings heard them the
second time, and set about repair
ing the streets. A good deal of road
work is going ahead. Moanalua
road is being macadamized, to the
delight of frequenters of that
driveway-still q much favored
one in spite Of the railway.
Mount Tantalus road is being
widened and improved, from Mr.
Schmidt's place to the junction Of
the Makiki road.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
Police Court Notes.

In the Police Court this fore
noon the following cases were dis
posed Of: Sixteen Cinnamon,
charged with gaming, fined "a and
costs each; s. Kaanaans, charged
with cruelty to animals, fined $40
and costs; two Cinnamon, charged
with unlawful possession Of opium,
fined $50 and costs each. The
Japanese riot case was taken up
for trial at 10 o'clock and occu-
pied the remainder of the morn
ing session. The case is on again
this afternoon and will probably
take all day tomorrow. 1t is taxi
ing longer than first anticipated.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
Teacher Becomes rru.nt.

Inspector General FL. 3. Town
send last week advertised for b.
Brightwell, the principal of Ka-
haluu school, to com municate with
him. Mr.. Brightw' II was allow
ed leave Of absence and substi--
tute for two weeks, to permit him
to attend to some personal bust
ness. Time is up, and Mr.. Bright
we'll has not answered the In
spector Generals advertisement.
There is nothing left the Board OF
Education now but to make a
permanent appointment in the
missing teachers place.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02
Robert LEVERS for Moiokai.

The schooner Robert Levers
now discharging at one Of the up
town wharves, will finish discharg-
ing her cargo of general merchan-
disc next Saturday. She will then
take on as quickly as possible, a
cargo of sugar for San Francisco.
After she has discharged this car
90 at that port she will proceed to
Eureka where she will take on a
full load of lumber for Kaunaka-
kai.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-02

The Literary and Social Club of
the Y. M. 9. A. meet this evening.
All members invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

ave 81 int
-...s vl.t. 80 .a4t have been seen 90 the
b,..e another good Offering ls assured.
Hugh stanton and beautiful F.orcace
Moaena. tn the formers society sketch
"Fa Reform" were the features Of the
washington Grand Opera-House last
week. and they we're very successful The
act promises 10 De something new in its
line anHwiI. no doubt become popular.
Kelly and Ashby. srotesque acrobat.s.
come direct from a success IN New YORK.
Their act is different from the usual ones
OF this kind, and many new tricks Will be
introduced.
The Three Westons. clever musicians
the hit OF the Jefferson Roof-Garden
last summer, will be warmly welcomed
by many admirers.
John LeClair. star juggler, who Is
billed as the human billiard-table,' pro-
misses something original in his line.
Kline and clifford. couple OF fun
furnlshers. are well recommended.
Miss Dot Davenport, the coincidence,
of the bill. was for three seasons the
star OF the Bijou Stock Company. a,
Washington, and promises 10 join the
ranks Of Richmond favorites.
Bennett and Kessner. acknowledged
head-llners IN illustrated songs. are also
on the bill. They render tho latest songs
and use the very best machine TO exhibit
their pictures.
Usual performances will take place all
week. BRUCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
A Great Sale Of
Sterling Silver Novelties.

Again we are ready 10 supply
the people Of Richmond and sur
rounding country with all kinds of
novcit. IN e25-Iooo genuine ster-
ling silver. Orr assOrtments are
better than ever and we contract
ed with the silversmiths for these
goods before the great advance III
prices, hence we can supply you
at little cost.
2it-.nca Sterling Handle Nail Files and
Glove looks nicely made. Jog.
Peari-Haie Iaucr cutters. with sterling
handles. 18c. value l2iar
% -inch Sterling silver Noyelties-Dorn-
crf. Culc.cs li.-. Hooks and Se4Is-a
regular 2Jc. iicm. i.c.
s.erng Silver SatChel Tags. plain ana
chased. Wi.l leather straps, &c.
Twc-Bl .e. Sterling Handle Pocket
Knives chased or plain, wi,h good steel
blades, Do.
G-lnCh Sterling silver Novelties elabo-
rately chased. all the manicure and desk
pieces fGC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Notion
Bargains.

Ladies' Hose Sup
portcrs. nice quail
~, sateen belt,
with Lisie finish,
elastic straps. al
coiors. lie.
Children's Double
Strap Hose Sup
pOrtcrs, with ruD-
Der covered buttons
all sizes, Zoe. per
pair.
Fancy SIX Ruff
hcl Garter Elastic,
new patterns and
all fancy shades,
l-iac. yard.
4 new lire BUS
tics cloth covered
and hair stuffed.
black drab or
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

production o. Blue Beard" I'm
"l probably be one OF the
elaborate Entertainments ever at
.-- by ths clever amateurs Of this
e Beard Is not a new subject
., .I production. Indeed many
... "-.-fnown nursery tales have
... into almost fairylike specta-
n nted in the most gorgeous
t..r. nderella. Sinbad the sailor.
a.I.. .e.h size Giant Killer, and Jack
M ak have an furnished the
,.. "' .pcctacles, operas. oxtrava-
ana Dlr'esques. Likewise. have
l... .ae characters IN Mother Goose
dix 'afen from the colored pages Of
ll... story books and converted into
pI.. pictures upon the stage.
..... "e'fa. as IL IS 10 be presented
WI, .o academy stage early I'm January,
f...r an extravaganza. The spec
..l features IL Is claimed. will far
f.,.-..s.s anything that has yet been at
'..,l Dy local talent. With the stage
la which tho Academy now has.
.e. ns shiiiui men whom Squire Graves
..,o,. "eoI his direction, this Will not be
liNenlt task az II wss before the
-'-Ss "ss rebuilt Spectacular pro-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

JrDllcci .ra.. atiiel.i..
OF sh- Nancy Ae-1s was e,gaEtl ''
,ew. arI irc. s-r.'t ia- l t-'
he las rllde practically new roles IDr e4i
the people. Ar NensaaE BIAS hitting
vohlc.e for DIS Fun iu the character oil
Howell 1. Dodge. OF the Mosqull oFlie
O.. J) bank. while May Ten Brock VIII
be seen as Icu0bia Dodge. an aIilaleu'
stage managcrcss Of operetta. y num-
Der OF pretty girls and funny comedians
viii participate in the merry making ana
altogether 10 may be said thc new comedy
will prove more amusing than ever
..Dodee's Trip 20 New York. VIII be the
Offering Wednesday. matinee and eve
ming.
Roland Reed is always one of the most
welcome theatrical visitors Of the year,
and this season his engagement VIII be
enhanced By the production OF a new
play. Friday night and Saturday matinee
which he thinks IS one of the best me-
diums ne has ever had. The piece Is
a farcical comedy by sydney Rosenield,
with the odd title of His Fathers Boy
This vehicle. gives Mr.. Reed an opportu-
nlty of appearing In an eccentric role, IN
which he is enabled to create no end or
laughing, owing 20 the many complicated
situations I'm which he Is placed In ms
endeavor TO wheedle from his wife an
extra allowance monthly. The characters
are all well developed, and are OF natural
and interesting types. Miss lsadore
Rush will be seen to great advantage
in a role that is well adapted TO her
piouant style or course, she wears some
magnificent gowns Mr.. Reeds company
as a whole. is one OF the best that has
ever aided him. 1t contains some Oh
friends and also some new faces, cher
among whom are Mary Myers, l'ottie
Alter. Alethea Luce. Sheridan Tupper'
Brandon Hurst, and Julian Reed.
Saturday night Lend Me Your wire
will be given.
The best OF obtalnable talent VIII De
the Offering at the BiJou this week. Sao
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

SILK Cushion Tops, al
nice. bright coiOrs, fun
Size. worth S1.39. for 81.
Fancy tinted. plain Den-
im stamped with top and
bottom. regular zoe quali-
o. for 25c.
Another special lot OF
fancy-tintcd and denim
Cushion Tops. very pretty,
regular sec. value for @lc.
Biggest bargain ever Of
fercd in Cushion Tops. fine
cross stitch designs on
canvas and crash also
fancy tinted and stamped
denim patterns regular
Cgc. value. I0r iSo.
Drancrv S'k. mll Inc
an sh8les. lioht and dark
fancy figured ANA orier.a.
DESIGNS. price 80 and 80.
Fancy Ielrad Velour
for cu h,on tops twenty
different s,yics to select
leom. price - and Hsc.
Fancy white braided dee
MIN Table Covers asa size.
for soc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Folding Iron Cradle, 29c.
Magic Lanterns from &c.
60 50 each.
steam Engines from pc.
10 SG.95 each.
Tool Chests. complete
stock, best value I'm the
city, from &c. each TO
s. 10.
12-inch toy Trunk with
tray and hat box at l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Extra large folding Ta-
bic. soc.
Go-Carts from 2Jc. TO
500 each.
High Doll Chair. fancy
back. &c.
glIal0ards and Bureaus
from Ic. 90 DC. each.
Folding iron Bedstc2d
with mattress and pillows,
30.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

1G-lnch Trunk. with trap
and hat box, with patent
catches. lock and key,
would be cheap at sl25.
our low price, soc.
Games OF all kinds from
Sc. 20 soc.
Hand som G Cclluloid
Glove. handkerchief. and
Work Box. special price,
29c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Nou-SfpI<R BILE boats.

The latest invention for saving life
comes from London. and is non-slnkable
boat If people would pay as much at
tention to the preservation OF life In other
ways there would be great improvement.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is life pre-
server. discovered fifty years ago. IL
cures dyspepsia Indigestion. and all forms
OF stomach trouble. 1t Is an excellent
tonic for the whole system. and may DO
had from any druggist
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

c.ctc.s % ..a. -.-irl., -r;-..a .a
success upon Mecla.lls- devices Nf go
are employed 10 add 10 Ito effect 'i '.e
Scenes. and In Blue Beard Ia Win De
borne in mind. OF course. The -,a6e VIII
Doc filed with a great chorus. composed
of Richmonds protest Gii.s ana most
handsome men. many of them leaders IN
society. and the principals will al be
peculiarly fitted for their respective roles.
The poor of the city viii benefit by the
entertainment.
Three attractions viii occupy the boards
OF the Academy this week. In Para
disc" will be the Offering Tuesday
pigbt. Wednesday matinee, and evening
Henshaw and Ten Brock present their
veU-kuown farce comedy, Dodge TIP
i'd New York" and Friday and Saturday
Roland Reed and Isadore Rush Will APP
,.ar producing "His Fathers Boy the
6ret evening and at the matinee Satur-
dav and Lend Me Your Wife at the
laet performance Of the engagement.
"In paradise" is decidedly "A French
croofion and its success lies in the fact
that II IS a production whicf mas ABOUT
n maj distinctive atmosphere which sur
rounds the farces that are hiSl preseh'eo
20 the public on the Paris stage.
The story Of I'm Paradise has 10 90
Win an old gentleman who has for thirty
wears been living in the country VINO
erayitates TO Paris and wishes 10 De
"rounder." In selecting a son-in-law Tor
his daughter he thinks he sees ms way
clear Any son-in-law that gets ms
blessing must needs have past anu d
whole lot OF past at that, for IL is MS
plan 10 break off those relations anu ac-
quire that portion of paradise for his
own.
"In Paradise" will DO presented tues
day night.
John Il. Henshaw and May Ten Brock
again appear this season with an eiapo-
rate production OF "Dodge's Trip 10 New
York" 1t is said TO eclipse all FORMER
efforts OF this funny team - laugh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

to be had az this price;
AN satine-covered. win
ruffle an round. full size.
regular ABE. quality, Tor
ZJc.
Double Head Rests. COW
cred with China SIX, fin
ishod on with silk tassol,
worth ijc., for s9c.
Fancy Pin Cushion. fin
i-hcd on With lace satin,
and ribbon. price. 75c.
Fancy trimmed Pin
Cushion. size ex9 inch. I'm
isheG OF with bows ~
ribbon. an shades, for Csc.
Beautiful shades ~ Nile.
pink. orange. red. end 'ay-
ondCr Pin Cushions TRIM
med with lace ana rlhoon--
Size iXi2 for si2I.
Size lxfs for $l.ts.
SILK Cushion Cord. all
coiors and combination
shades. twenty-five differ
emit shades 20 select from.
worth iAc.. for i2Hc.
F90cv Oriental stripe
IaUhreWiu. ull three
yards long. elegant rnt-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

with god trimmed and w.
Org with gold and silver
mounting. worth $40, for
sos.
Ladies' Union Tanc.a
SILK Umbrellas, 2j-incn.
mounted on lue French
C1.> atcrliug trimmed h1l-
dies. for $3.50
E1ira special Umbrella
ia--ain. one thousand t0
select from. the biggest
BARGAIN OF the season. This
entire lot ie worth 81 30
each. your pick. either la-
dies or mems. 2i-'nch
size. for 9Sc.
Mons 2G-inch Ta1eta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Handsome Plush Worn
Boxes. an filled and satin1
lined, SIt9 each.
Toy Washstand with
mirror ard Toilet Set1
complete. DC. q
Soldier Suits from 2Jo
70 gSc. 4
Drums from Zoe. 70 $1.I
each. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Umbrellas. with sterling
modified horn and ivory
handles for S..
SPECIAL bargain LOT Of
Umbrellas, mems 2G-ilcn
size paragon frame. me
assorted handles, worth 81
for 500.
Mems 1i-lncn Tlmeta
sin, with tape edge. fine
iot OF imported bOX-wood
handles close rolling,
worth $50 FOR S2.3l
Another l0t or gG-inch,
with assorted handles In
horn. ivory and natural
hOvv01d. worth $3.50, for
Sd -u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Art Nee4IeWOrk DeDqr tment.

The Christmas begun and ladies who perplexed are
urged This inviting department for suggestions Hers
are things table, the coy the hail. the boudor the
paorn ct any the home There things you can
do Yourself you buy them already doneost small Real
Mexican drawn nen cushions, centre pieces lace square
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Most Extraordinary Sale of Dress Goods and Silks.
The strongest Line Of the Season Opens Tomorrow.

An opporn that gives the very desirable Fall
Goods and Silks far less price than Many
Sl1any Novelties Plain Shades Mixed Suings Skings
Skirts Silks for Street Evening Waists Black Cpns Serges
fans o It's selling equaled
~ n-.-. Goods a markaLy close prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

Very pretty hemsiitched
plain ana stamped Centres
pieces. extra fine quality
linen. beautifully drawn-r
Size Xxi inch NJ Zoe.
Size ax9 inch at -5c.
Size l2xf2 inch at 20c. 4
Size 1851 inch at &c. =
Size -ON.p inch at sc. ]
Size 2ox2O inch AZ zoe. =
Pure Linen Tray CoverN
irIngel an round. nlcela
drawn, plain and stamped
zoe. value. for l5c.
Fine Satin Damask, herbs
stitched Tray covers. plai3
ard stamped. large size $50.
value, for &c.
plain 'iemsiifched Drawn
Linen Tray Cover. extrS
iue QunlliT G.nmDcd. reg<
ular : quality for 29c.
Plain Linen Tray Covers,
extra wide hefl, in pretty
ef1mrol designs. zoe. valua
Tor gee.
ZINE Down linen Tray
Covers with wide hem and
hem tifehcI. pure GermaU
Room, worth ~. for Jgc.T.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Our Animal Sale Of Christmas
Ribbons for Fancy Work.

Thousands and thousands Of yards of all widths
in plain satin and taleta ribbons Of every imagine
bic shade to ornament your fancy work has been
gathered here for our ANNUAL DECEMBER
RIBBON SALE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
1000 New Umbrellas for Christmas Gifts.

Specially selected with dainty, geuee bandesome sterling
silver mounted others pearl horn, ivory china cuod Every
one Is OH nteed to give satisfaction weaer YOU KNOW
the umbrella $ cheapest that wears longest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Suits, Jackets and Fnrs.

Asfrachan Fur Co.iorc,t,s. very
good quality. high Storm S2,OS
50 value, for ............ ~O'>D
Electric Seal Coiiarettc. stole
front, finished OFF With j. c Or
tails, 81 value, for........ ~@s'|O
Fine quality imitation Of Mar
ten Collarettc, SIS quail Go ~
ity. for..... ..............
Electric Seal Coilurclto. with
M 45rr. COLLAR .', ST. . value. $3.50
Mink Colarc,te. with storm cole
-. = ~ VIII. ,1ih 5.a4 ,ae and tails. $1,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Black Dress Goods.

o5iJ .s@s "A x 5S.'' Sa high SI.25
HEAVY WEIGHT CHEVIOT-
- inches wide and extra heavy, suit
ana iailor-made suits per pk./S
yard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
BLACK KERsEY CLOTH
50 inches wide. elegant quality just
lined skirts ana jackets. per sD Z, 20
yard, - nd.................... ~
BLACK AsTRACHANs-
ed s!.. sass l9 ssr @ ;a9a 's s4s $500
1915, S3 and..................
BLACK CREPONs-
Wool Cropons Moha'r Crepons and SILK
Crepons in a large assortment q
per yard 81 SI25, up to-. " -
CHEvIOTs. STORM sERGEs. DIAGO-
NAILS. HENRIEITAs. &c
All pure wool and we stand be-
hind every yard Of them for good G0C
honest wear, per yard............ ~
WOOL JACQUARDs-
81 inches wide. ana al wool 4 DC
with good lustrc. per yard.......
BLACK CHEVIOT-
An wool. SO incaes wide. and &c
good weight per yard............ q
BLACK M0UAIB-
45 inches wide, smooth. even EOC
iinish' per yard.................... -
BLACK wool SATIN
- inches wide. all pure VOL. &0L
win hsn hnisn.................... ~ =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03


TovsIr WooenT oysGa me,B Books.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03

The best OF obtanable talent VIII oe
thu Offering at the BiJou this week. ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-03
Our Basement is the Toy Store of Richmond.

People buying early this year Already we have delivered
drs gift packages wise buyers who realize how important
comfortable 10 buy before the great rush and while
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-08-19

The attempt Of tho Gear to Russian.
lie Finland has driven many Of the clti
zens Of that interesting country to seek
homes In the United States and will
cause many others to do SO. The Films
are an intelligent ana progressive peo-
pie. They have made great advances
In civilization and want to be left to
work out their own national salvation.
llliteracy Is almost unknown among
them and they have shown a fine ca.
pacity for self-g0vernment.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-28
LITTLE BITS OF NEWS,

A meeting Of the Knights of Honor
will be held in Washington hall this
evening at go o'clock All members
are requested to be present, as the
election of officers for the coming year
will take place.
Spencer & Keller arc moving their
stock of groceries and confectionery
from the Frost building on Drink er
street to new quarters in the Indepen
dent Order of Odd Fellows building,
on Chestnut street.
]. Palmer VanCourt, Of Jersey City,
N. j., who has been spending the
Christmas holidays with Miss Gertrudy'
Farber, of Rigg street, returned home
yesterday.
The meeting of the Dunmore Metho-
dist Episcopal church official board
announced for this evening, is post
poned.
Edward Clark, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is
staying at the home of his parents
spending a short Christmas vacation.
Jacob Bronson. of Elm street, is en-,
tertaining at his home Mr.. f.. Whittier
of Thompson.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-28
NORTH SCRANTON.

Mr. and Mrs. P. j. Jordan, of North
Main avenue, entertained at a euchra
party Tuesday night ia honor of DR..
James j. Walsh, Of New York, and
DR.. Joseph T.. Walsh, Of Philadelphia.
The guests We're: T. Frank Jordan,
James Jordan, Miss Anna and Miss
Elizabeth Jordan, Of Olyphant. Miss
Alice and Miss Anna Hoban, of Scran-
ton: John Mangan, Miss Margaret
Mangan, Miss Kate Maloney and
Michael ponnelly, Of Pitt3tcn; AttOr,
ney John ]. Shea, of Wilkes Barre
Attorney David J. Reedy OF Scranton;
DR.. John McGrath. of Scranton; John
Coke, Miss Mary Coke. Miss Margaret
Coke, Patrick Coke, Miss Margaret
Walsh, Miss Josephine Walsh and NJ.
p Walsh of Parsons; DR.. Jarnes j.
Walsh, Of New York: Or. Joseph n.
Walsh, Of Philadelphia; DR.. Stanton,
John w. Jordan, p. +. Jordan, Mrs. p,
]. Ruane, James Bell. Miss Anna Bell,
Mrs. y. +. Kearney, Miss Annie Kear-
ney, Miss May Kearney. Miss Agnes
Lynott. Miss Mary Jordan and Joseph
P. Jordan, of Scranton.
Edward NJ. Jones and Miss Dinah D.
Richards, two well known young peo-
pie of NantiCoke, were united in mar
riage yesterday afternoon at the home
of Rev. w: +. Davies, of Summit
avenue.
The first prize at cards was won by
Miss Margaret Coke, Of Parsons, and
T. Frank Jordan, of Olyphant.
The funeral of Patrick Mcmahon, o.
West Market street. who died Monday
afternoon, will take place this after,
noon. The deceased was we'll known
in this section. He is survived by one
brother and two sisters. They are
James Mcmahon, Mrs. James Ford anC
Mrs. Philip Mckenzie.
Miss Ora Reese, of North Main ave
nue., entertained a number OF hel
friends at her home last evening. Mu,
sic and various games were INDUCED
in until a seasonable hour. when re.
freshments were served by the fail
hostess.
The Modoc Social club held theil
social in Workingmen's hall, on Nortt
Main avenue, last evening.
The Keystone Dramatic club will pro