The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-09-05
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Services over the remains Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu'
gene Vests child were conducted yesterday at
tcrnoon at the family residence on West Elm
| street lntcrncnt was made in the Nasbuln
street cemetery.
The funeral Of Mr.. ard Mrs Edward Gnader'a
| child was conducted yesterday afternoon by Rev.
J. p. Sweet, of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church Burial was made in Washburn street
cemetery
The lawn social at the Bellevue Welsh Cal.
whistle Methodist church will be conducted
again this evening under the auspices OF the La
dies Aid society
A regular meeting Of the Electric City Wheel.
men was held last evening and matters pertain.
ing to the club wcrco acted upon by the mem
bcrs.
John McNichoas, Of Hampton street, had his
foot injured yesterday while at work in the Cen
tral mine. DR.. j. J. Carroll attended him.
Mrs. B. g. Beddoc and son, Allen, of South
Maine avenue, are visiting friends at Mauch
Chunk and Lansiord.
Rev. William Davis pastor Of the Bellevue
Cavinistic Methodist church, is expected home
today from Pittsburg. lie will preach in English
next Sunday.
Duncan Hall and George Lorimcr will leave for
Saratoga today.
There will be meeting Of the Democratic
club recently organized in Flanagan's hall on
Luzcrne street this evening. NJ +. Conry will
address a meeting of Democrats in the open
field near the Central shaft tomorrow evening.
The remains Of an infant child Of Mr.. and Mrc
James McLane, Of $40 Eynon street, will be in.
TERED in the Cathedral cemetery this after
noon.
The funeral of the late Kathryn Price will
take place tomorrow afternoon. Services will
be held at the house on Kcyscr avenue, and
intcment will be made in the Washburn street
cemetery.
Robert the Young son or Mr. and Mrs. ]. l..
Kern, of Scranton street, was accidentally struck
with an axe on Monday, which few from tine
handle of a wood chopper. The little fellow
sustained slight injuries as a result.
Mrs Caleb Taylor and sons, Harry and Roy,
are soiourning at Atlantic City.
Mrs c. A. Butler, of Pittshcd H., is the
guest Of Mrs. g. Moscr, Of Lafayette street
Mrs John Kelly, of Bellevue, has returned
from visit with friends in Spring Brook.
Frank Magoyern Of South Lincoln avenue has
returned from Lake Wnola.
The members of the Kcyser Valley Hose com.
pany will conduct lawn social and dance at
their quarters on Jackson street this evening
Thomas Kellett, Of Sherman avenue who has
been playing bail with the Morris Plains, n j.,
club, had his leg fractured recently III a game.
lie is being cared for at the state hospital
at Morris Plains
Yrs. p. j, Ruanc and daughter, Gcnevieve,
have returned from Buffalo, y. y.
Miss Margaret Morgan, of Snyder avenue, is
home from two weeks stay at Lake Idlcwild.
Mrs. r. J. Thompson, of South Main avenue,
has returned from a sojourn at Saratoga Springs.
Professor David Owens, Of South Lincoln ave.
nue.. will leave today for a four days trip to
Saratoga Springs.
Misses Catherine and Belle Barrett, Of Tenth
street, have returned from ten days stay in
New York
Mrs. John Lynch, Of Luzcrnc street, is visiting
friends in New York
Misses Margaret Condor and Mary Tighe have
returned from a weeks stay at WilkCs.Barrc
william Lloyd, Of South Walcss, is the guest
of W. II. Harris, Of Ackcr avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jenkins, of Bellevue, have