The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-25
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

| Misses Anna and Barbara Graham Of Tenth
street. have gone TO Kansas city, Mo-, where they
will be the guest of their aunt, Mrs. Anna
| Hickey.
Mrs G. W. Edwards, Of Edwardstalc attended
| the funeral Of the late Anna jenkins yesterday
afternoon.
Joseph D. Lewis, Of Washington, d. C., re.
turned to his duties in the census department
yesterday after a short visit with friends and
| relatives here.
Harry jenkins and Fred Clark returned yes.
| tcrday from few days visit in New YORK and
| other points of interest.
! The Scni-annual congregational meeting Of st.
! Marks Lutheran church will be held at
| o'clock this evening, and tomorrow evening the
| Womans' Guild of the church will serve ice
cream the lawn adjoining the church, corner
| of Washlun and Fourteenth streets.
| An infant child of Mr.. and mrs, 4. Il. Rem
clcy Of 323 Evans court, died yesterday, and will
be buried at Chinchlla this afternoon Services
| will be held at the house at o'clock
| Nicholas the 2.ycar.old child of Mr. and
Mrs Nicholas Thcobald Of l5S South Bromley
avenue, who severely scaldcd on Monday
! by falling into tub of boiling water died
! yesterday afternoon, a result Of his injuries.
The funeral announcement will be made later.
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Barbara MrDon.
| aid will take place this morning for her late
| home on South Seventh street requiem mass
will be sung at Holy Cross church, and in
| tcrmcnt will be made in the Cathedral ccmtcery.
T W. Miller and daughter, Gertrude, OF
| Washbum street, and Miss Anna Edwards, OF
South Main avenue, returned yesterday from
| Atlantic City.
Mrs Helen Graham. Of 100 Swctand street
who was arrested at the instance Of Mrs. Joseph
Smith. former ncghhor, on the charge of
as ylult and battery and making threats, entered
| bail before Alderman Kelly yesterday, in the
sum of 500 for her appearance at court.
Mrs. George B. Reynolds, Of North Main ave.
nuc. has returned home from three weeks visit
| with her parents at Reading. She was accom-
panied home by Miss Leah Britton, who will
| visit here for several weeks
| 4 large number of young women attended the
lemon party in the Young Womcn's Christian as
socation rooms last evening and enjoyed the en-.
| tcrtanment furnished by the T. T. c, club
| number of flashlights were taken of the party.
| The girls will enjoy an outing at Nay Aug park
| Friday afternoon.
John Willis, Of Old Forge, created disturb
aucc on a street car last evening and was ar.
rested by Patroman McColliGsn and Special of.
fCcr Stephen Dyer. lie offered considerable re-
sstancc and it was necessary to place the hand.
cuffs on him
James Cusicl Of North Van Brrcn avenue,
was bitten by rlttlCsrlkc recently while walk
ing on the West Mountain and is now confined to
his home unahlc to walk Ills limbs have swclled
to an enormous size, and he suffers intense pain.
nounccd himself as a candidate for jury com.
missioner, subject to the decision Of the Demo.
cratic party.
Announcement has been made Of the marriage
Of Bernard Coons and Miss Lotte Piphcr. Vt
Fourteenth street. which will be solemnzCd at
the home of the hrdc.clcct's parerts on August
% at 5 p. m. Rev. James BenninGcr, OF the
Hampton Street church, will perform the ccrc
mouy.
| The Dodge Mine Accidental fund will run their
arnua excursion to Heart Lake August It.
| On the same date Court Centennial, No. 10, For.
restcrs Of America, will conduct picnic at Tripp
paIk Division No l, Ancient Order OF Hihcrn-
ians will excurt to Harvcy's Lake on August l3
Mr.. and Mrs David W. Wiley, Of Scranton
street, have as their guest Miss Wiley, of Al
ruy, n. Y.
John O'Ncil, Of TIE First district, and Ed.
ward Gcrrity, Of the Second district Of the Fiji.
tecuth ward. are candidates for delegate to the
Dmocratic convention.
Miss Sarah Jones, Of Wyoming is the guest Of
her amt, Mrs. Henry Jones, of WaShburn street.
Misses Kate Moran, of Jackson street, and Mar
| garat McNulty, Of Twenty second street are Wis,
itnG friends in New York
Miss Kate McIIugh, OF Iuzcrnc street, is spend.
in a few days with friends in Binchanton.
Miss Marie Conlin, Of Fall River Mass, is the
guest Of her brother, Andrew Conin, OF Re-
bCcya avenue.
Miss Anna McFaddcn, Of p. McCann'S store,
is spending her vacation in New York city.
Miss Mary Duffy, Of Jackson street, Is spend
ing a few days with friends at Ilastcad,
Mr.. and Mrs. John lIlncy and daughter, Helen,
are soiournng in New York
Mrs 2. O'Bricn, Of New York, who has becu
visiting her father, Thomas Hart of Jackson
street, returned home recently
, james, Mary and Blanche OKecfe Of Wilkes
!, RaTc are the guests Of Miss Katherine lIealry
| Of West Linden street
RcN Higgins, Of Texas, is guest at the pa
| ro,hill residence in Bellevue.
George W. Clarke, Of Clarke Bros, has re
turned home from trip to Grand Rapids, Mich
| | Thomas Saul, Of Clarke Bros, grocery de
partmcnt is enjoying his vacation at Rond
out, n. V
Miss Anna Davis, one Of Clarke Bros'. clerks
] is sojouming at Atlantic City.
/ Andrew Yudits, employed at Briggs shaft, Ia,
his nose fractured by piece OF coal on Mon
day.
Repairs are being made on the fan at tn
Bellevue mine and the collcry is idle