The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-15
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from wavcrly, where they spent the last few
weeks
j. X Brady has returned from Lake Ariel to
his home in Green Ridge.
Mr.. S. p. Robinson, Of Providence has re-
turned from Lake Winola.
W. i. Hand, esq, and family, have returned
from Clemo, Wayne county.
Mrs. John II. Blackwood, OF Washington, Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Anna McAnulty will enter Bryn Mawr
Preparatory school this year.
Mrs. Henry Tuck, Of Wilkes.Barre, was guest
Of Scranton friends this week.
Attorney I. J. Davis, prominent lawyer OF
Susquehanna county, is In the city
Mrs. Forbes and son, Of Capouse avenue, are
spending a few weeks in Carbondalc.
Miss Belle Beaver, OF Danville, is the guest OF
Miss Helen Stevens on Clay avenue.
Miss NJ. E. Cornelia Galpin is a guest Of Mrs.
G. Parson Nichols, Binghamton, n. Y.
Thomas A. Caddell, who represents Benziger
Brothers Of New York, is at the Jcrmyn.
Miss Anna Scanlon, Of Lafayette street, has
| gone to Bloomsburg State Normal school.
Evan Jones, father of Patrolman George JONES'
| Is seriously i'll at his home on Prescott avenue
| Mrs. Ada Sands, Of Hawlcy Pa. is visiting at
| the home Of Mrs. John Bone, OF Mulberry street.
Llewellyn Simpson, the son Of Rev. W. II.
Simpson, D. D., is a student at Wyoming SEM
| mary.
Rev. william Edgar and son. Of owega, n.
! V. are visiting Green Ridge and Providence
! friends.
wayland Gates, son Of Dr. L. NJ Gates, will
| 20 to Hillsdae college, his parents alma mater,
next week.
W. W. Watt and family, who were expected
to return to Green Ridge, Oct. l, have decided
| to locate in Philadelphia.
| A. J. Colborn, ESQ.,, has returned to the city
from Maine, where he made a political tour
| since the middle Of August
Mrs. John Bone Of Mulberry street, has re.
| turned from an extended trip with friends in
Ocean Grove and Jersey City
W. r, Longstrect, superintendent Of the pub
lie schools Of Tioga county, recently visited his
| sister, Mrs. Luther W. Peck.
Mrs. Arthur Banning, of North Bromley ave
nue., and daughter have joined Mr.. Banning in
their new home at Mobile, Ala
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brady, jr., spent last
Sunday as guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beln
at Genverly their country place.
d, r. Williams Qndex), the celebrated Welsh
author and editor Of Drych, called on his
West Side literary friends this week
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Ketcham and daughter
OF Waterbury. Conn, are the guests OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. A. j. Boyce, OF North Lincoln avenue.
The following young ladies have returned tc
Wyoming seminary to complete musical course
Miss Name Peck Pearl Treverton and Mae Bene
dict.
J. U. Hopewell, proprietor OF the Providence
Register has returned after two weeks vaca
tion enjoyed in Canada and on the st. Lawrence
river.
Charles schlager, Ernest and Arthur Teal hav
gone to London, where Mr.. Teal has taken up hi
residence.
Funeral Director NJ. F. Wymbs has removed
his family to their new home on Wyoming ave
nue., formerly the Jughe homestead, which h
recently purchased.
Mrs. william Matthews ard Miss Elizabeth
Howell have returned from visit at Shelte
| Island where they were entertained py Mr
and Mrs f. L. Fuller.
The Misses Tanning have returned home iron
trip to Newport and New York city. The
were accompanied home by their friend, Mis-
| Pearl IIersey, of New York.
Miss Margaret Smith, Of George V. Millar
| Co.. while calling on friends on Gibson street
fell from porch and fractured her arm in tw
places, making very serious injury.
Mrs. David John, formerly a resident Of Belle
vue, but for the past thirty.two years Of Sal
Lake City, Utah, calling on and renewin
old acauaintances In Bellevue this week.
Miss Marie Schriever, who has been travelin
, through Europe in the party OF which Rev. I
F. Y. Pierce was a member, has returned, an
is visiting her brother, J. B. Schriever, Of th
; city.
o. D. Goodenough, of the Towanda Reporter
Journal, caller at The Tribune office ye
terday The veteran newspaper man was
; | prominent figure Mt the reunion of the Penn
, | sylvania Reserves held in this city during N
day.
Mrs. W. R. Dawes, of Trenton, n. J., is VII
) iting at the home OF her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
| Daniel Elsinger, Of North Main avenue. Sr
attended the wedding Of her sistor-in.law, Mi
Ethel Dawes, to Alex. II. Dryden, in the Mort
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