The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-06-04
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Eusquchanna, June s.-Tempcrange
! Evangelist Burdick has been giving
| interesting temperance addresses IN
| Uniondals.
| The burglar" company appeared IN
| Hogan opera house on Friday even
| Ing.
Patrtch Kelly, OF Enzabethport, ".
j., died on Friday morning at the
! home ~ his parents on Broad etrcet,
In this pace after a brief Illness of
diphtheria. The private interment
| took plGo4 In Laurel Hill cemetery on
| Saturday.
Farmers In Eusquchanna county arc
| predicting Il light hay crop this sea-
| son.
\ SusQuehanna correspondent says:
1T is safer to kill man In Susque-
| hanna county than II IL 10 steal
| horse in Texas" This correspondent
| evidently was not present on the OC-
casicn Of the double execution IN MUn-
troae last wintcr.-Creat Bend Plain
Dealer. 1t Is true that five murder
ers have been executed in Susque-
| hanna county. It Is equally true that
Il score or 80 Of other murdercrs have
escaped entirely or with very light
| punishment.
On. million rdke-pcrch nsh viii soon
| be placed IN the Susquehanna river
st Lanesboro. In a few Gears there
Will bo splendid fishing In this scc-
/ ton. Ten-pound pike are now occa-
sionally caught In this vicinity.
The open season for bass and pick
| eIal commenced on Friday.
II Is now In order for Forest city
to establish her oft-repcated boast
that she is tho largest town IN Sus-
quehanna county.
Farmers throughout the country are
preparing to establish croameries an
stead Of shipping their milk to tho
city.
Mrs. Elizabeth g. Cook, OF Newark.
N j.. IS visiting susquehanna rela-
tiYeS.
JAMES j. Watrous, OF MOntrose, has
returned home from a business trip
TO Susquehanna.
In Uniondale, on Wednesday even
ing next, Miss Merits O. Coleman viii
bs united IN marriage 10 John Bur
dick, OF WinwoOd.
The annual commencement eICr-
cse- OF the Susquehanrn High school
Ein be held In Hogan opera house Oh
Thursday evening next. Following Ia
the class OF 1900: Belle De witt.
Eaten FloreI &c. Catherine ". Blythe.
Agnes II. GLIB, Frank T.. Malpass, w,
Vrca Highly.
Forest city is to have national
bank.
The commencement exercises OF the
Forest city High school We're held or
Friday evening ana largely attended
Tho Northeastern PennIylyania
Telephone company has let the cor-
tract to dig holes and set poles from
IAnegborO to Ararat. Poles from
Forest City TO Lanesboro will be siH
inches ct thd top, 80 as to enable thu
company TO make this a trunk line.
Mrs. Thomas Callahan. an old and
highly-respected resident, died on Fri
day, aged 81 years. The funeral vii
take place from 81. Johns Catholic
church on Monday morning, when ro'
QUEEN high mass win be celebrated
Interment win be made in Laurel Hi
cemetery.
County Superintendent Of Schools
Moxley on Friday examined the Laure
Hill academy class Of 1900.
The funeral Of Miss Edith Hartley
% Lenoxville, was largely ATTENDED
on ThursdLy.
Captain II. f. Beardsley, Of Mon
trpEe, has received his commission ~
aide de camp on the staff ot the com
mander-in-chiet OF the Grand Army
Of the Republic.
Ex-County Commissioner George T
Mcfteeby died IN Jessup on Monday
May ts, aged IS years. The funeral oc
cured on Thursday. Rev. w. c. Til
den ofriciatir8