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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
Trustees Sale.

Whereas, GFprfa !. cole by hI. certain
l"al of trust, Dated tH1 atu lB1 li Juiy
lH#, ust recorded lI thH Recorder on BY
90 Il FRANCOIS rfa1tT. sis iIlri. conveyed
o. 90. uulsrslEnal trustee ihs following
described real estate, situate. lying AMI
lH'uE in the c5uufg OF - Franc 1is. state 90
Nis.uur., tn,Wlts
rHH undivided on-n ann 0f tils west half
0i tu' southwest quarter nf section ",
township D, rang, I cast, containing 90
acres.
Which said conveyance was made lU trust
i1 s"cuT" The payment ui certain prom
l.pgy motto in said DEED uf Trust dr4rTlhHU
auu whereas sBii uuf" has become due aud
rrWIine unpaid, now therefore. ln accord
anr" With tho provisions OF suil deed ~
trust ana It tie request ~ the legal holder
ui ldHI'e. : WIZ proceed " sell the above
described real estate ~ THE south irunt douf
Of the luurt House, On the city OF Fnw.
iugton. m the county uI r.. Francois. state
aforesaid 20 the highest bidder for cash, az
pabllc auction. on
saturday, Angus, 10Th. 1900.
between iIr hours ptHlnr o'ciora IN ihs tore.
noon ana Nv" clock On fhealtvrnulu oi Tint
day. e. satisfy tuII note, together with the
cost nnt expense % pEneFItinE tll. trtsf. .
JOHN CLAY. Trustee.
Dated this 10 tIy OF August, i.rI.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

Tor wood go to Colc d NrNou's,
Flesh vegetable, at Moore d over.
ALL.
Attorney y %. Ei,er- MAS IN town
Monday.
Moore & Overall want your egg,
and butter
For bargain, in shoes go to Huber
& Juhn,ou's
Corn, Oats, Hay aud Feed for saly
at Klein x BIo. IS.
Mr.. Fred MUDDY Of lionnc rcuc b.
IN town uu business.
rrlc smith. IT., was iu 81 Louis
Monday aud Tuesday.
vhas, grda. hearts aud srape.nuI.
at Moore 4 Oyrral's.
Jphu Tiec spent sunday aud Mon.
day ia fnderchlDWa.
II you want a trunk, ,alisc or lclc-
scope 80 to Colo & Nhuu's.
Miss Jessie Stevenson Of 81. LOU,
IL visiting Miss Fannie L1ug.
DIR. Hicks Mhkia Of Bonne Tcrrc
spen, Sunday ia Farming'on.
II you need Clothiug hoes, SHIFTS
u Hats, see Davis d Sptott,
MI. Joe Zwart has moved 10 hi, new
residence in the Duss addition,
Clay. Buck & Fleming have money
10 loan on real estate security.
Rev N. ~ Munger returned Mon.
day from visit to Ceniegyillc.
Worcester Corset, The best corset
made, for sale by l'avis & sprOlt.
Hines preserves and jcllies aud ali
kinds Of piekle- nj 4. H. Ortcns.
Clay, Back & Fleming have some
elegau, residences ior sale cheap
Ahcna, the isfant daughter OF AR.
and Mrs. Fred Trappo, IS very H.
Mr.. A. lssc5ry aud daughter Of Iron.
ton wcre 10 Town Tuesday un business.
Kiei= & Iiro's. Inc Of staple and
fancy groceries Is the largest in town.
Bob Bcrryman " visiting relatives
aud friends Ia Fredrsiektown this week
We want your produce. Highest
make, price paid by Davis & sprott.
Miss Sona. Dover d Desoto Is visit.
Ing friends and relatives 10 Farming.
ION.
For Rnni---Tbc MuMaIlen pIare IN
The xouthcsn mabusb Of Pennington. |
Terms, cash. Apply ~ Clay. Bnck
& fIsnisa.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
AUTHORS FOR AL OCCASIONS.

"a lady having cent to her bookseller
Tor a varied selection Of literature. suit
ssie as rho expressed tt. .'fcr any and
ttary possible occasion. received. acrnrd.
MS 10 the New York Journal. the follow
ne description OF the several authors.
which appears to BE- closely allied to a
prize puxzle.l
The hanpiest anthor--Gay.
The most Gerry author burns.
The nolslsst author- Howsiia.
: The tallest author--Lcngfellow.
The most fowsry auihor--- Haw.
thorne.
The most cheerful author Samuel
Smiles.
shs most amusing auihor-Thomsx
Tickeli.
The most sa'kasivs sp;har- Chatter
ton.
n. mos. ass,resaea susAor-AAss.
eide.
81 1lf4.3f
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
July Marriages.


Licenses were issued to The follow
"T "|'"'" '''P''' ""'''S '"' '''''''
~ ""'''
July 3rd, Frank House aud Mis-,
stella For-hce Of Bonnie 'ctfei mar.
nru on 4'h by squire ). W. Frazer,
Std, William Rowson Of Flat River
anl Miss Emma Strickland Of Wales
Mines married on "th 10y Rev. Il. J..
pohglas.
l.h, Henry Paine aud Miss Cora
Mullins OF Flat River; married same
hay ny iudSc D. ;. "ossnm
eth, A. j. l;oume Of Elvins and
Miss stella S"indciI "I Plat H'eri
married on s'h by squire j. d. lut'
hef'
9th, ". l.. Grady Of EIyins aud
MISS Neilie MAY wallace oi Derloge;
~ return.
10th, W. A. johnson and Miss Adj
die Williams Of Flat River; married
on i'm .! he'. . T. montgomery
i2ih, George Swaney and Miss Del.
"a Powell OF Elvinsi married same day
W 'uuso . D "os'on''
l4th, Jefre 5 Gossom Of Pennington
aud Miss Lulu Spence Of Bonnie 'rerre;
ma't'eu same aay oy squire H. T.
lu'@e''
10Th, Chas. l. friiche,t aud Misc
Mary I.aeomb OF Elvinsi married on
i''h ny i'e'' D. 81 Cf"Wto'd'
10Th, JoacPh Dlemcr aud Miss MARY
Z. ke'ohesides OF Bonne Terre; mar
''eu Q" io'" " squire . ". ff"Ief'
liza, William Mcfarland CT Tough
boro aud Miss Egletine l.. Mitchell Of
p'e hoh m"''ieu on io'" oy rev y
w. f'e"''hs'
loth, William i. Ross Of Flat Riser
and MiHs Maggie Armon oil Desloge;
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
home ManIed lnr ncfs nna 0lrIs

We have on hands a large numbef
OF boys from four 10 eight years II age
and some Younger AID oidct Also
a number Of gi,l5. We want 10 put
them permanently in good homes We
give them cut on three months trial.
References required. Address.
Eiv dawn Gar.
SO Olive Street. St. Louis, Mo.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

TO CORNWALL ANp fEEpEuicErowN
f0E NmrE STRINGS. Mo
Tickets viii be sold lill September
ljta from Dcl.assns 90 CarnWail At
rate Of ~ 90, mad from lbcI.os.us to
frederlcktowu nj gaie oi 15c for the
ruhud trip, good ior returning iill DC.
,nber ist. 1900. For full particulars
see J. +. Parker, Ageut, pgLassus,
No.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
Notice TO City TaspaYrrs.

IN. lnN book, Of the City Of Farm
mgou for 1900 having b. u placed Ia
my hands, notice {, hereby given that
! will 900 August 1T proceed 10 collect
the ctty taNr, Tor 1900. An take.
must ht paid on or before the 1t Of
January, 1901, TO avoid the penalty
liked h} Law.
" t.. SArENANN, Collector.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

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The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
Exacutnr's Nntica

Notice f. hereby given that letters ties
tamcutary were granted Ia the under
,lgned Nv The Probate court OF -. francois
l!s0, on the estate 81
LutEETfA :, NM. Deed.
Al persons having claims uainst said cs
tatn arr required to exhibit them to tnr
ENcrdlufr Tor allowance within unu year
trnu the date OF said letters. or they MAJ
he prcrluhci from any benefit of said "a.
tate, ana ~ not exhibited for allowance
within two years from tho date uf said let
tcTs, they VIII he forever barred
Join u hoip. Executors.
July -. yg1.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

The Bonnie TcFre 6 Mtssl.slppI Rail.
road ;rains pass Rock Springs going
notih nj 80 u. M. l2i5sp. IA, and
4s0S p. us going south At liif5
d. M, 90 p, ~. and . 40 D. ~.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
Pay Your Dog License.

The undersigned, collector Of the
city ui Pennington, unw has list Of
the dog IN the city aud person, own.
ing sane, aud alI afc hereby notified
To call aud pay the city license tax Oh
same within 60 days, as required by
ordinance.
" l.. SACEIAS, Collector.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

The travelling library 81! b; !aanl
al ME- Fishers Free 20 a., whu OBJ
serve ihc rules. Library hour, t;om
9 90 II on Iucsdays, Thursdays aud
suuidays. Please observe the proper
hpu', Tor calling or returning book.
Read The book, whiic they are hero Tor
thcy viii be returned September 9Uih
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

Chas. GIsrsc esrries the lar1osf line
Of piece goods ID town. and eu,pisys :
nfsi-eisss cusser. ssyis and taiiafse-
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

-s.s-..rsr.'.
Rsy. A. o'Reiliy, who was here LAS
week, ini1rmed us that since he ha,
been at Edna, Mo, be has succeeded
~ having two churches repaired that
had been destroyed by storm aai light.
uibg. remodeird ST. Josephs COLLEGE
and 81 Joseph's School, and lel, the
place 10 luurishing condition with
ssi1 in bark and with school com.
miitee, Besides. be opened The mis-,
,io0s Of MilpJr,, Mcfarland aud one
near Huntsville. Til. last wac given
10 him after tha cyclone Of 1889.
Edna /, city Of LOO inhabitants
and the c,un'y saat Of Knox county.
We have ono hundred pairs oi shoes,
former prices 81 30. IS 90 aud 81 90,
nov going i1r 81 900 and 81 so
CuiE < NiNoN.
Mr. T. ". Blackwell, late Of ST
Louis, but now with Jhr McCuJmick
Drug TO OF thi. place, and Hiss Clara
lutlry, who has brcu staying in the
Office VI her brother. Collector ID. y.
lurIcy, were quietly married ou The
9TH Of July Ly Rev Il. Walton. Il is
.ata 10 have been their desire TO keep
the matter secret TOT several months,
bat 1t leaked out that some couple had
been secretly married about that time,
though mistake Was made "a, to the
u,me u The young lady. Just after
the marriage Mr. Blackwell went away
aud returning few d1ys ago the full!
iacis became known. TIN TINS
wishes them much happiness.
We have iai,bcl taking stock and
iad ne base % good many things that
We don wan, ia carry nvcr, aud have
marked them down below cost Sec
rhrm. --Uh,t- & aTEvTT.
Say, the Fredericton Democrat.
News, NJ Euuerhrli. the nursery man
" i.miug,un, va, 10 the city this week
and made lbi- office pleasant call.
IT, c1mr here Co investigate the grow
ing iut' crop ~ lhi, county he
spent Wednesday night 81 MIR Lawson
Nh.naot'., cN miniug hi, orchard aud
SOY. Did. l4. the finest ty,u Of uuulrs nc
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

........ H.. ,.,. .,,,.,. ,...,,.. ,.
saturday. August i'h. T,o stm,- OF
1 bur ltlI, good band music mad bel.
. loom rcrn-tDu are promised
/ I'' h''' Class "e" ""a repair WON
''" Marcel"
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"'' Long ".','''"' TO- 'N"''' Too '"'"
,'"' ''',' "' "'' ''''''o"''! "''" ''
Sh'''' ''e'",.'' Bats ""d slices al
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....l ..'.......,.,.,' $50. ,.I... o. n,
lim Kinney aui 3D. NhhH-Dp were
seriously ujmrI los 200 explosion iu 20
gunry rctr Knob Lob ou the 5Uth,
aft. Wuhrr-lu lost Dis cyn.i.h, en-
iirrly. aud Kinney, whose -aull was
r,,.r
a "'."F saved is dollar made.
IH'I' hhh'tu" Fletcher camc neat
being seriously b1rnrd ono day ia.i
"rrA. >Hr i'"aI bottle Of sulphur
r'n ari| Boo iH" office Ut i"f nngi', d..
Ir'h'n-. a"l u'r"'aI'- Do poured n 900
her dr'--. Iwmt. ai""'i'u only -t'rd
hci i'nm -'I 'u' consequence.
Cd. ~ '''''''- 1871 '"'' ''''' -','. .'
''''. '''" IN sue ''''' w. ''' Jaws
~ a." " " ''- '''' ''''..'! ''
'''.' - 10" .' "''. ',''''7 '''', W.,
IIn-.r viii mn'" 10 uh,thDn,A 10 lIr"
u." future where hr vii take rA'ts'
100 church. Ms Munger :, 'nr Of
Ih' brightest mtr'-i"t, 90 southeast
M.r.nui'.--' euirniilc vuI'"'N.
,,.,
" 49,, .., a " " '''"''' J." -'''' .'
v. D .'..' "'''' ''.'' 60 L 'i''''' ''.'
' ''"9 s.
Thor, wu n. grand ri,pi, q,
,Iu,,,p ,r, op s,rprl,g Ap.p.i
..' H'''''s ''' ''.'''. ~ 80, " ~ -
, - - ',o,''' 3', -, ,,
.'''o''"s 80 vas, -" 80. ~,
etc. Plenty OF refreshments ani din-
H"r Will be provided for all who at
irnI Everybody in'iled.
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".'I "'' ,r ~ w s, l'r, ~, -
800 "s" y, "'' 80. ''''..',. 80
49,, Nv , """ 80" - ~. -, ~
'''. 'ss s""'''''ou - - :! - -, -"
. ,'o"- W" ,, :, ', r. w" - :" So, %
WV, 50" ~ W.. 80, ',s'-.,,'p a." ~,
~ ''''"'' ~ '"' - '''''''' ''''
ri,kin & Suink have a number Of
dc.ir,blc residence, aus farms for salc.
an GOOD bargains.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
Times
COUNTY OFFICERS.

THURSDAY, NrG>I 5000.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02
A SUIT OF WHITE.

l-7-T1N every cake e. Ivory Soap there arc 100
.sf complete suits 1 r'-h, creamy lathcr. Before
dressing, PIT on suit Of ivory Soap. Cover
lz--9J the entire body from head to foot with
Iathsr. Take the suit oa with tcpd water and you
will remove with It all the impurities Of the body
whichhavc been carried to The surface through the
pores. Use pure soap for this
IVORY SOAP "ss PER CENT. PURE.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

i II Rutherford returned ,his week
iIm laIti,pu,il'c, H., whrIr be haa
been the guest Of Dr Chiffon Hsug-
Ya for couple of weeks
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

lIui g.. .. Nations, principal Of
Hmu1lpn Public School, has rr.
moved u1h hi, family TO town AMI ur-
.n, The nous, recently vacated oy
N.t ArNtu5rt.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

. Im-a vegetable. every morning Of
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

scrour ur-',.d ue slfaw has --tJ,r
s. NNHg.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

karsch Shoe Go. are closing oaI
theft odd pairs at cut price. All
regular goods Of reasonable prices.
The Farmington times. [volume] (Farmington, Mo.) 1874-1902, 1900-08-02

Ilo EpU1Ilh League Of the IT J..
Church.. Nnuih, gave social az lhr
amr OF Mr merrill ripkin rrg,day
m-H and a delightful time was co. 1yeA
O., 500 p..cIt
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26

Thanksgiving exercises were held
yesterday afternoon in the Sunday
school of the First welsh Baptist
church. The services We're opened
with singing from the Gospel hymns.
aud Superintendent David j. Davis de-
livered an address. The Scripture les
son was read by Miss Sarah Mcridith.
and prayer was offered by Hon. John
II. Williams. Miss Beth Lewis played
Il violin solo, and IL quartctte composed
of John Evans. William Hughes. Ear
bara and Elizabeth Lewis. sang two
selections, "Home of Rest and DRAW
Me Nearer"
Recitations were given by Alma Gea-
ley, Pearl Jenkins and | lillian Lalinr.
Miss Lila Watkins played u piano
solo, and Miss Sarah Lewis sang n
pleasant solo. mot Far From the
Kingdom" David w. Davis rendered
Lead Kindly Light in an cffectiv"
manner, and Miss Jennie Williams
read q paper on "The Origin OF
Thanksgiving" AT the conclusion of
the programme an address was de
livered by the general superintendent,
John y. Phillips, and the closing prayer
was offered by superintendent Davis.
The exercises were held instead of
the regular sunday school lesson, and
We're attended by many of the older
members of the church as we'll us the
children of the school,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26
GREEN RIDGE.

Mrs. James Van Allen. who had
been the guest of Mrs. A. q. Thomason
of Monsey avenue, returned to her
home in Buffalo Saturday.
Warren. son OF Or. Charles Thomr-
son, of Market street, is suffering FROM
an attack of pneumonia.
Miss Grace Patrick, of Monroe ave-
ME. is entertaining Miss Ethel Young,
of Clark's Summit. and Miss Johnson,
of Wilkes Barre.
Veteran L., n. Hughes, of Dickson
avenue, is confined to his home with
illness.
onion THANKSGIVING services will he
held in the Green Ridge Presbyterian
church, Thursday morning, III 1850
O'Clock, Sermon Will be preached by
the pastor Rev. ]. j. Lansing, ID. II.
Miss Bennell, of Washington ave-
nue, gave a very delightful dinner
party Saturday evening in honor Of
her cousin. Miss Albright of Ithaca,
y. y.
Miss Jessie polhemus Will be the
leading soloist in the cantata tn be
given in the Presbyterian church
Thanksgiving evening.
Mrs. J. d. Mason. OF Sanderson, has
returned from Il visit with her daush-
ter, Mrs. Foster. of HoDesdale.
Mrs. Eli Connor, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Theodore
Sireth, of Sanderson avenue, has re-
turned to her home in PHILADELPHIA,
accompanied by Mrs. SGreth.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26
Among the Churches.

Rev. J. i. sweet conducted the third
quarterly meeting at the Simpson
Methods. Episcopal church yesterday
morning, which was largely attended by
members of the church. Love feast
was enjoyed at o'clock. and was fol-
lowed with the sacrament of the Lords
supper. In the evening the pastor de-
livcrcd Il helpful sermon on the subject.
Prayer. Peace and Prosperity"
The fifth anniversary Of the pastor
ate of Rev. j. y. Moffat u. d., at the
Washburn street Presbyterian church
was observed yesterday. In the MORN
ing Dr. Moffat preached II sermon APP
propriatr to the occasion. and In the
evening Il popular service was held. In
which the Bible school orchestra as
sisted The Christian Endeavor dele
gates made their reports at the $50
o'clock meeting and the choir rendered
special music at the evening service.
Bezalecl Brown. delegate from the
Sumner Avenue Presbyterian church to
the state Christian Endeavor convcn-
ton at Philadelphia, gave an interest
ing report of the meetings at last even
ing's service.
Rev Austin Griffin, ID. d., presiding
elder, conducted the communion service
and preached the sermon yesterday
morng at the Hampton Street Metho-
dist Episcopal church.
Memorial services We're conducted
last evening by Rev. a. l.. Kramer at
St Marks Lutheran church for men,
bers who died during the past church
year.
A gospel concert was conducted at
the jackson Street Baptist church last
evening, and was followed by Il short
address on "a Plea Tor Thanksgiving
by the pastor, Rev. Thomas d. Gruchy.
ID. D.
Hy. A. Parsons preached at the Nebn
Congregational church at Eendham
last evening, illustrating his sermon
with crayon sketches.
Mrs. Henry Hess conducted the :;os-
pei service at the Young Women's
Christian association rooms Saturday
evening, which will be held in future
instead of the Sunday afternoon meet
ing. The music was in charge of Mrs.
Randolph Jones. The new departure
is destined to become popular among
the young women.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

The Thimble club will be entertained
tomorrow evening ut the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William n. Chase. on North
Bromley avenue.
4 regular meeting of the Martha
Washington chapter, Order of the East
crn Star will be held in Masonic hall
this evening. \ large attendance is
requested as business of Importance
VIII be considered
stephen Lyman. of Eynon street. and
Miss Elizabeth Rosar. of Alder street,
were united in marriage recently by
Rev. George stopper at the rectory OF
ST. Mary's German Catholic church.
John Armstrong and Victor Moth,
two we'll known athletes. are arrang-
ing to open school for classes in ply
steal culture.
\ Chrysanthemum social and enter
tainment will be held at the First
Welsh Baptist church on Wednesday
evening.
The choir of the Jackson street Bap-
tist church will meet at s o'clock this
evening to rehearsc Christmas music.
Rev. Il. a. Boyl, pastor of the Ply
mouth Congregational church. ofliciat-
cd at the funeral of the late John Da-
Wis Saturday afternoon. The services
were held at the house on North Hyde
Park avenue and intcrment was made
in the Washburn street cemetery.
Announcement is made of the ap-
proaching marriage of Edward Lewis,
OF 1909 Hampton street, and Miss Mir
lam III. Davis, OF 1923 Eynon street.
The funeral of the late Elizabeth
Evans will take place at go O'Clock
this afternoon from the house. 2Gi1
Jackson street. lnterment will be
made in the Washburn street cemetery.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26
NORTH SCRANTON.

The revival meetings which have
been in progress for the past two weeks
at the Methodist Episcopal church will
be continued during the present week
each evening except Saturday. Last
evenings service was preceded by the
Epworth league service Miss Florence
Walker was the leader The subject
was, praise the Lord Then fol-
lowed special song service, in which
an enlarged choir took part. Solos
duets and anthems We're sung, as well
as congregational singing. The pastor
Rev. G. a. Cure, preached an interest
ing and thoughtful sermon on How
Saints in Heaven Are Clothed, and
Why" Before the service closed an
invitation was extended to those who
wish to lead better lives to present
themselves at the altar to receive the
prayers of the congregation. These re-
Vival meetings are proving of much
benefit to the church. They are large
~ attended and earnestness is shown
by the members of the church and
those who come to be benefited bv
them. Thus far considerable num-
Der of converts have been helped to
realization of better things and a
greater love for the Lord.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Waterman
vile of Nelson Waterman, took place
on Saturday morning from her late
home on Jones street. The services n t
the house ana grave We're conducted
by the Rev. $. q. Reading, pastor of
the North Main Avenue Baptist church
of which the deceased was an active
and earnest member. \ quartette from
the church choir sang several selec-
tions, and Rev. Alr. Reading spoke i'm
pressively. There was large attend
ance OF relatives and sympathizing
friends at the services, and they
showed their love and regard for the
deceased in number of floral tokens
among which We're "Gates Ajar," a
pillow and casket bouquets. Interment
was made in Forest Hill cemetery.
The pall-bearers We're Giles Clark, II.
H. Mckceehan, Frank Lamberton.
Ernest Latham, Daniel Mcfarland
anu Clark Miller. The flower bearer
Was q. V. Palmer.
q. Y. Palmer. of North Main avenue,
has returned from New York city.
Don't miss the vaudeville at the Ly-
ceum to-day. sa
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph kraemei. of I10
stone avenue, celebrated their fortieth
wedding anniversary on Saturday
evening. and In honor of the happy
event u large number of their rela-
tires and friends gathered at their
home.
The evening" which was spent gaily
in amusements. was enlivencd by the
appearance later of the members of
the Junger Maennerchor, who sang
beautifully several selections, and the
Forest band. which also gave Il de-
lightful concert. After IL well-spent
social hour during which Mr.. and Mrs.
kraemcr were made happy by we'll
timed and costly presents. u sumptu
Gus supper was served and around the
bountiful board all made merry.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
John klotz. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krle-
NOR. Mr.. and Mrs. John Stoebcr. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII kraemer, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Hamm. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Myers,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hankshaft and Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Hartman.