The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-03-31
SUSQUENAMNA,


Special to The Scranton Tribune.
Susqueha ma, March So.--Frank Grus-
lin, OF Hallstead, Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western brakeman fell
from his train near Owego on Wednes-
day afternoon and received serious in
juries. One ear was nearly severed
from his head.
Mrs. DR.. F.. p. Hines, of Great Bend
has undergone successful operation
for the removal of q tumor upon her
right arm. She is rapidly recovering
John Ford Dixon, of Great BEND
township. and Miss Emily J. Fenton,
of Deposit, were united in marriage on
Wednesday evening last. in Deposit.
Mayor Psalmuel More. of Great
Bend, has commenced to receive the
perquisites of the Office A prominent
citizen has Just presented him with a
map of South Africa.
Mrs. Bridget Hagen. an old resident
of'Hallstead, is seriously i'll.
p. H. Lines, prominent merchant
of Great Bend, is recovering from a
severe illness.
Mrs. j. w. Barnes, of Philadelphia,
has organized primary Sunday school
union for Great Bend and Hallstead.
Mrs. w. S. Barnes, of Hallstead, has
been granted a pension Of $12 per
month
George w. Maxey. formerly of Sus-
quehanna county, who Is a junior at
Ann Arbor university. has won the
laurels of the class OF '02 in oratory.
| and he now stands as one of the six
best orators in the university.
j. NJ Sackett, a prominent Great
Bend business man, is recovering from
a serious illness.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Ancient
Order of Hibernians will hold ball
in Hogan opera house. April IS. Dor
ans orchestra will furnish music for
the occasion.
Of John Cello. V. Patrillo and NJ. Bet
tino. OF Brandt. charged with seriously
stabbing Philemon Terrell, at Brandt
a few weeks since, the grand jury
| found mo bill"
The choir of Christ Episcopal church
| will on Sunday render Vincent's Pas
sion of Jesus" There will be the usual
! full service in the church.
| The Monte Carlo Girls" played a re.
! turn engagement in Hogan opera house
on Thursday evening, TO the evident
| satisfaction of the bald headed brother
/ hood.
| Susquehanna county farmers predict
a poor maple sugar season.
The annual statement of the direc.
tors of the Susquehanna and Oakland
Asylum for the Poor shows a real es-
tate valuation OF SO, b00,a personal prop
erty valuation Of 81 ,629, and no bonded
Indebtedness. There are seven inmates
| The First Congre gational church OF
Oakland. which was organized this
week, has a membership of one hun,
dred and ten.
| The annual commencement exercises
Of the Oakland graded school will b.
held in Hogan opera house. in Susque.
hanna. on Friday evening, May IL
During the evening, Byron w. King
A. NJ, Ph.D., president of Kings Col.
lege of Oratory, In Pittsburg, will de-
liver a lecture Subject, Eyes that
See Not and Ears that Hear Not"
The union revival services in Star.
rucca will continue for another week.
Mis-. Lou Prentice of North Jackson
is In Susnuehanna, to undergo a sur
g.cal operation,
Mrs, Thomas Hesketh, of Susque
hanna, has been granted widows
pension of $12 per month.
The borough IL overrun with ped
dler3, ins'allment collectors and can
vassers for about everything under tn,
| sun.
During the rattlesnake season. w,
are thinking of editing the paper fo