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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
DUNMORE.

At n meeting of the Young Republic
cans. held in FroSt'S hall last night,
a permanent organization was effected,
with the following as officers: Presi-
dent, William Mccullough: vice presi-
dent. Charles Brock: secretary,
Charles G. Cole; treasurer. G. G. Her.
Iring. y committee was appointed to
make arrangements for suitable
meeting place and report ut meet
ing to bc held next Wednesday night.
John Vert Fred Marsh and George
Shank were appointed on this COM
mittec. A bylaw committee of five
members was named. composed of G.
\ G. Herring, William Potter. Ernest
Tiffany. Charles Oliver and George
Shank. Various plans of conducting
| the club We're discussed, but nothing
definite was done as regards plan of
action, etc. these matters being left
| i'm the hands of those present to talk
UP before the eneXt meeting.
The watch chain charm being con-
tested for by Arthur Spencer and Ell
mer jackson, for the benefit of lodge
lSlf. Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows, was won by the latter, he hav-
ing collected $40. Mr.. Spencer turned
| in about SO and was presented with
| a pin by the society.
a young child Of James Dolph died
Thursday night. after IL short sickness
o. menbrunouS Group. Funeral will be
held this afternoon at > O'Clock. In
| tcrment in Dunmore cemetery.
Patrick Mcdonald. an aged resident
OF Taylor avenue, died yesterday. Mr..
Mcdonald had lived in this town for
many years ana was highly thought Of
by those who knew him. Funeral no.
ticc later
The school board failed 10 meet last
night on account of lack of quorum
members Spencer. Costello and Hag-
gerty only appearing
Miss Susie Fuhr, of Grove street, is
improving, after her recent indisposi-
tion.
The union revival meetings are still
In progress and seem to be meeting
with favor. The audiences through tho
week have been all that could have
been expected, and the addresses have
all been highly appreciated, The meet
ings will be continued the coming
week. going from church to church
and the various pastors Will deliver
the addresses. The service last even-
ing was held in the Dudley Street Bap.
tist church. There will be no meet
ing this evening, and on tomorrow
morning and evening the pastors will
Irrespective churches. The next meet
ing will be held in the Tripp Avenue
Christian church Monday evening.
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orium, is being rehearsed nightly.

torium, Is being rehearsed nightly.
| A surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Estella Benjamin, at her home
| on Jones street, Friday evening. A
most enjoyable time was spent in play
| Ing games and other amusements. At
a seasonable hour refreshments were
| served. Those present We're Diana
| Watkins Zuba Swartz, Lottie Birtley,
| May Bisbin, Anna Keeling, Anna Sny-
| der, Blanche Conger, Ruth Perry, Bes-
! sic Birtley, Belle Robinson, Messrs.
Roy Miller. Robert White, Stanley Mil
ler, Joseph Watkins, Rufus Richards,
John Mackey, Rosar Price, James Els
by and Albert Benjamin.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation gospel meeting has been
changed from Sunday afternoons to
| Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. and in
its place a Junior meeting has been
| substituted The service this evening
, will be open to all women. There will
| be nice preparation for the Lords
| day and the religious committee has
| planned to make these meetings as
| helpful as possible. The Junior meet
| ing tomorrow will be at $780, and all
girls are invited. A new art needle
work class will meet Monday evenings:
free to members. The girls club will
give a party at the rooms next Friday
/ evening. Members of the club will re-
ceive, and all young women are well
come.
Charles Miller delightfully."- enter
tanned Il number Of his friends at his
! home. on Deacon street, in honor Of
his birthday. A feature of. the evening
We're solos by Miss Gertrude LaRose
and Willard Leonard. AT q seasOnable
hour refreshments We're served. Those
present We're Messrs. Thomas Davis,
Edward Leonard. George Wooley. Jo-
seph LaRose, Rustin Halderman, Will
lard Leonard, Charles Miller. Max Mil
ler, Fred Miller Archie Miller, Misses
Gertrude LaRose. Ida Miller, MI. and
Mrs. Charles Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Waldimar
At the Christian church tomorrow,
Boys and Girls Rally Day for Amer
lea will be observed. An excellent
programme has been prepared by the
Sunday school to be given in the even
ing. In the morning the pastor, Rev.
MI Clymer, will preach a short SER
mon especially for the young. Many
OF the Sunday school will he urged to
decide for Christ. Collections for home
missions will be taken at all the SER
vices.
The BARRIERS union formed n tenn
porary organization at the meeting
held Thursday evening ut the shop of.
VIII Jones. Officers We're chosen as
follows: o. p. Miller, PRESIDENT: Thorn
as Savage. secretary, and William
Jones. r"easurer. All the North Scran-
ton BARRIERS are expected to join the
organization, and when this is accom-
plshed steps for the betterment of
trade conditions will be taken.
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branch of the Young Womens Chris
| tian association. Special music will
be feature. All women and girls,
those who 90 not attend any other
| service, are earnestly requested to be
| present.
The Prospect Avenue Church of
Peace will have services Sunday both
morning and evening in memory of
those members of that congregation
who died during the past church year.
Special services and sermons have
been arranged.
AT 1915 Sunday morning Rev. F. P.
Doty, of the Cedar Avenue Methodist
| church will speak on while We Were
Yet Sinners Christ Died for U.s. The
regular Sunday services will be held
both morning and evening, at which
all persons are invited to attend.
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week the Ladies' Aid society of
the Hickory Street Presbyterian church
church building. All wives and pros
pective wives can here find any
amount and variety of necessary
household goods and aprons to suit all
tastes.
bS tolliolloW eNeiilllS llle pIlCh WoTN
of the new Cedar avenue pave will
have been laid and from one week
from tomorrow South Scranton will
have added another block of pave to
it's list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mutchman and
family, of Elmira. n. Y. who We're
visiting South Side friends, returned
home yesterday
Miss Lizzie Keifer, of Brook street,
has returned home after spending sew
eral weeks in New York city.
Miss Ethel Lindner. of Clark's Sum-
nit, spent several days with Miss An
na Jenny, of Cedar avenue.
George Kirchoff of New York, is
visiting his mother at 620 South Irving
avenue, who Is seriously ill.
The Fourteen Friends society are
Bests hotel. Nov. "A.
Mrs. August Oeftering ana son. Aug
ust. are spending several days at New
York.
A birthday party was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred l5alllhorn,
on Birch street, Thursday afternoon.
in honor of their daughters, E,lfrie-
da's. fourth birthday. Those present
were: Lulu Lynn. Rosa Lauler. Alma
Rosar. Frances Rosar, Louise Rosar,
Martha Kornachcr, Emma Kornacher,
Rosa Smith. IIlfriedu Ballhorn, Katie
Sames, Mr., and Mrs. Jallhorn. Mrs.
Tross, Mrs. Laulcr, Katie Lynn. Mrs
Martha Ahlendorf.
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A WALKING GROCERY STORE.
Arrested Tramp Had His Pockets
Filled with Edibles.

Patrolmen David Parry and Thomas
Evans last night arrested three tramps
who We're caught acting in Il disorderly
manner on Lackawanna avenue. The
trio of wanderers We're escorted to the
Center street station ana there
searched.
Parry jabbed his hand into the
pocket of the oldest vagrant of the
three and at the first trial pulled out
u can of salmon. He again thrust in
his good right and box of sardines
came to light. When he completed
his search three boxes of sardines and
three cans of salmon had been found
upon the tramp's person.
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Wedding at st. Patrick's.

Dominick Moran and Miss Kate
Healey were united in marriage at St
Patricks Catholic church last Wcd-
nesday morning at II o'clock by Rev.
j. j. Ruddy. The bridesmaid was Miss
Rose Healey, sister of the bride, and
Brian Dolan acted as groomsman. The
ceremony was witnessed by many
friends of the contracting parties.
The bride was becomingly RttiDd in
q gown of pearl gray, trimmed with
point lace and chiffon and carried Il
prayer book. The bridesmaid wore a
gown of blue. trimmed with white
satin and carried II bunch Of carna-
tions. After II wedding dinner Mr..
and Mrs. Moran left for New York and
other points of interest. They will re-
side in West Scranton upon their re-
turn,
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was called home suddenly this week,
owing to a serious accident which be-
fel his wife.
Gospel services will be held at the
Young Womens Christian association
rooms this evening, and Mrs. Henry
Hess will be in charge. Special music
will be rendered and all women, girls
and children are invited.
The Electric Spark Social club will
conduct their first annual social in
Mears' hall on December II.
Mrs. David M. Jones, of South Main
avenue and Eynon street, is seriously
i'll.
Cards are out announcing the COM
ing marriage OF Margaret, the oldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Caw-
| ley, Of Pine street, to Patrick Gerrity,
of Seventh street, which will take
place at st. Patricks church at 4
o'clock Thanksgiving eve.
Benjamin II. York, of 2557 F'rnll
street, and Miss Della Healey, of 1851
| Lu2erne street, were united In mar
ringe recently at the rectcry Of st. Da-
vid's Episcopal church, by Rev. e. J.
McHenry. The couple were attend ed
| by Thomas Jones and Miss Margaret
Healcy.
The fair and festival announced for
next week at st. David's Episcopal
church, has been postponed on ac-
count of the recent strife
Mrs Martin Early Of Eynon street,
is the guest of friends in Pittston.
Mrs Reuben Robbins. of Hampton
street, is i'll with an attack of ty-
phoid fever.
p. McCann, the North Main avenue
merchant. will erect two-story brick
addition to his building.
Mrs. Orlando U'tler, Of Chestnut
street. IS i'll with typhoid fever.
The third quarterly meeting SER
vices will be held at the Simpson
Methodist Episcopal church, tomorrow
morning ,comemncing with love feast
at 9 o'clock, to be followed at 1880
with the sacrament of the Lords sup
per. Heretofore, this service has been
conducted by the presiding elder. but
the pastor will be in charge tomor-
row.
Glass No. 3. in the Plymouth Con-
gregational Sunday school. taught by
n. A. Eynon, will conduct an entertain.
ment and social in the church next
Tuseday evening. The programme
will be announced later.
Attorney David j. Davis and VIII
Neville will witness the Yale Harvard
foot ball game at New Haven today.
Hy. A. Parsons will deliver his IL
lustrated lecture at the Ncbo Congre.
gational church, Rendham, tomorrow
evening. Crayon sketches will be
used.
Services over the remains of the late
John Davies will be conducted this af-
rernoon at the family residence on
North Hyde Park avenue. Interment
will be made in the Washburn Street
cemetery.
The remains Of an infant child OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Williams, of Sny-
der avenue. We're inferred in the MI
nooka cemetery yesterday morning.
Don't forget the chrysanthemum So
cial and entertainment to be held
Nov. 2S in the First Welsh Baptist
church.
The rector of st. David's church
wishes to announce that the fair and
supper which was to be given on
has been postponed un-
til later date.
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NORTH SCRANTON.

The funeral of the late Mrs. eliza.
beth Wcscott took place yesterday af-
ternoon from her home on Theodore
street. Impressive services We're held
at the house by Rev. Il. Y. Clymer, OF
the First Christian church. The funeral
was largely attended by friends and
relatives of the deceased. Many hymns
We're sung by members of the Chris
tian church choir. The pall-bearcrs
We're the four sons of the deceased and
two grandsons. Grant, Irving, George
Calvin, Merton and James Wescott
The interment was made in Forest Hill
cemetery.
Hubert Sanford, of McDonough, "
Y, spent Thursday with friends on
West Market street.
Mrs. Irving Wescott, OF Church ave-
nue.. who has been i'll for three weeks,
is convalescent.
Drummer Thomas of North Main
avenue. has purchased fine team OF
bay horses.
Mrs. Van Camp, of Hollister avenue,
visited friends in Jermyn yesterday.
Miss Margaret Jones, of Bradford
county,is visiting Miss Charlotte Jones,
of North Main avenue.
John, the young son of Patrolman
Charles Perry, is i'll at his home on
Parker street.
Miss Sadie Vail, of Scott, Is visiting
at the home of Alderman Myers. of
Church avenue,
The funeral of the late Mrs. Nelson
Waterman, of Jones street, will take
place this morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be made in the Forest Hill
cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Mary Murphy
took plare yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the family residence on
Cayuga street. Interment was made In
the Cathedral cemetery.
The second annual ball OF the Olym-
pia Social club was held last evening &
in the Auditorium. The hall was beau
tfully decorated with bunting and
flags. There was large Attendance,
and the affair was a thoroughly enjoy
able one.
John Jack and Jerry Tenchoc We're
arrested and arraigned before Alder
man Myers, on charge of stealing
geese from Annie Posco, of Bloom ave-
nue.. They We're held under $500 BAIL
They could not get bondsman and
We're committed to the county Jail.
THE Convicts Daughter" melo-
drama, which is to be produced on
Thanksgiving evening at the Audi
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NUBS OF NEWS.

During an alteration Thursday
evening about curb-stone, John
Campbell assaulted one of Contractor
Coons' workmen, hitting him above
the eye with a shovel. The injured
man had his wounds dressed at the
Laekawanna hospital. No arrests
have yet been made.
The 3.45 o'clock Sunday afternoon
gospel meeting of the South Side
Young Women's Christian association
Will be led by Miss Anna V. Mussel-
man, secretary of the North Scranton
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Y. w. G. A. Notes.

The Gospel service Saturday evening
will be led by Mrs. Henry Hess, with
Mrs. Randolph Jones in charge of the
music. All women, girls and children,
are invited to this service. The Sun
day afternoon service has been dis
continued.
Notice to Juniors: All members of
the kitchen garden classes are request
ed to meet in the roor/ Saturday af-
ternoor at 8 o'clock. The advance les
son, liable Setting" will be given.
Any girl under ten years of age, may
join this class by payment of ten cents
81 month
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oENTRAL's DEPOT REPAINTED

After three weeks work, the corps
OF painters who have been laborng on
the station OF the Central railroad
of New Jersey, on West Lackawannl
avenue, have now practically COM
pleted their task, ana Today will mark
the appliance of the ',nishing touches.
The entire eXterlY of the building
has been repaintei ana now presents
a very clean and freshened appear
ance. All of the !ronwork and rail
ings have been gone over with dark
green paint, and now furnish .trik-
ing relief To the lighter green ana yell
lowish hue of the woodwork.
The office of District I'assengar
Agent J. S. Swisher las also been re-
painted and now has the sam, air IF
freshness and brightness that marks
the entire work.
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Entertained Her Glass.

Mrs. Peter Kellerman. of Cedar ave-
nue.. very pleasantly entertained her
Sunday school class of the Hickory
Street Presbyterian church at her
home last evening. The evening was
spent pleasantly indulging in games,
music and charades, after which re-
freshments We're served. the guests de-
parting at II seasonable hour.
Those present We're: Misses Lizzie
Fetzer, Elizabeth Chase, Lizzie Keller
man, Maria Lengler, Kate I1rhhardt,
Lizzie Aspenschlager Carrie Fetzer.
Louisa Hanselmann. Lizzie Wirth,
Carrie Nape, Tracy Brill, Lena
Scheuer, Katie kellelman, Ida Chase
and Anna Hartman.
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Mine Accidents.

George Evans. aged 60 years. a resi-
dent of Quay avenue, and company
hand in the Continental mine, was
severely injured while at work yes.
terday. In placing prop in position,
it fell and struck him on the head, in
tlicting a severe cash, and <le of his
ears was almost torn off. He was re-
moved to his home. where DR.. d. j.
jenkins attended to his injuries.
Lewis Williams, of North Main ave-
me. u miner in the Diamond. was in
jured by n fall of coal yesterday He
was conveyed to his home and physi-
elan called, who attended to his in-
jurics.
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OBITUARY..

Charles ID, Britton, an old and highly gcspcct-
ed resident OF the South Side, died Wednesday at
the soldiers home, Erie, Pa. Deceased saw act
i've service during the Civil war. lie is sur
vived by wife and two daughters Funeral
Sunday afternoon at . O'Clock. Services at the
home OF his son-in-law, Il. NJ. Coss, on Pear
street. Rev. f. =. Doty will have charge Of
the services. lnterment in Washburn street
com
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WEST SCRANTON

the past three years. Up to Oct. !,
1900, 122,00O new certificates were is-
sued this year. and the order has a
total membership of over 100000 in thu.
United States. The society selects its
own territory and bars from men,
bership those engaged in hazardous
occupations or in anywise connected
with the liquor traffic.
The local camp was launched under
very auspicious circumstances. and the
roster includes some of the most PRONE
inent residents of West Scranton.
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SOUTH SCRANTON
COMMITTEE SOCIAL AT THE Y.
w. G. A.

Reports Were Made Concerning the
Different Branches of Work-Mrs.
Peter Kellerman Entertained the
Members of Her Sunday School
Class-Joseph Keegan Set Himself
on Fire in a Novel Manner-John
Campbell Struck One of Contractor
Coons' Northumberland Ser
vice at Church OF Peace.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
MILLIONS OF MOTHERS tor their CHILDREN
MhlLE nrI,ES ,h. Gi, MN SnlrrN NJ SUCCESS
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND CoLIC, and
is the best remedy for DlARRHoEA. Sold by
Druggists In every part Of the world. BE sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup,"
and take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle.
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new SOCIETY
ESTABLISHED
CAMP OF MODERN wooDMEN
ORGANIZED LAST EVENING.

1fficers Elected and Installed by
State Deputy link, of Harrisburg.
Names of the Charter Members.
Two Delirious Young Men Arrested
and Locked UP in the Station
House-Two Miners Injured-Wed-
ding at st. Patrick Notes
and Personals.
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Ladies' Garments.

The largest selection of Ladies',
Misses and Children's ready TO wear
garments ever shown in this city, at
special prices today.
" Mears & Hagen.
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Ladies' Garments.

The largest selection of Ladies'
Misses and Children's ready To wear
garments ever shown in this city. at
special prices today
Mears & Hagen.
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LADIES' Garments.

The largest selection of Ladies',
Misses and Children's ready ~ Wear
garments ever shown in this city, at
special prices today.
=" Mears Il Hagen.
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Ladies' Garments,

The largest selection of Ladies'
Misses and Children's ready to weal
garments ever shown in this city, at
special prices today.
"s Mears & Hagen.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Thomas Williams, of Montana, who
has been visiting his brother law.
Thomas V. Lewis. of Eynon street,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-11-24
The New
Walking: Gloves

For. Ladies' with one button and outer edge seams
are exceedingly popular. We show them in all shades
aud makes and think you'll like them
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Briqht's Disease Cured.

OXFORD HOTEL. OMAHA, NEB. /,
little service rendered.
to
I o more
gladly years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-05
IOWA NEWS ITEMs
Vl'iinton

Vinton.
According to Instructions from the
postofiice department, Rural Mail Car
riers story. Turner and Stout made their
fret trip Thursday. They serve about
1900 people on their routes.
Vinsesset.
Farmers are busy now gathering the
Immense corn crop. The corn is seri-
sously damaged in come parts Of Madi-
son county by the wind and hail, fol-
lowed by the wet weather but the yield
is very heavy and the quality generally
good.
Iowa City.
.Roastin' ears on Nov. are indeed
rarities, yet Oliver startsman and FAM
lily enjoyed them on that date. The corn
was planted by Mr.. sartsman in the
middle OF July, and by grace Of the ideal
Indian GUNNER grew to maturity mid
summer delicacy In mid.autumn, says
the Republican.
'Traer. II
Is Hugh Stevenson has Loot three /, 300
pound steers OF some mysteriousdi disease,
He thinks the trouble wac cauFed ~
eating crab apples. Three head of Me-
Kay Bros.s cattle have also died lately
5cf q similar trOuble e 3 q 1he side walls
or the new Congregational church are
complete, The building Az now; ready for
the poias and roof ahe contractor aays
Eyt IN On recount nfs lcAfctty uS labor that
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