The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-07-13
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susquehanna, July 12.-At Cascade Valley,
Thomas Hargsn, aged 50 years, and Mrs Susan
Thompson, aged -, are married Fiity years ago
they engaged but they became estranged.
Both have since been married twice. 4 recon.
ciliation was recently Effected and betrothal
and wedding followed.
The Chicago publishers Of a book or biographs
of several counties Of this state are having con.
siderable trouble with number Of persons in
Susquehanna and vicinity, who declare they
never subscribed for the book and refuse abso.
lutely to take it. Some law suits are likely TO
ensuc.
Ball games between the home nine and the
Archibald and Oneonta mines are being arranged
The Crcsccnts, Of CarbondSle, and the Sus.
Quchanna team will play ball in Susluehanna
on saturday, July 81.
The SusQuehanna Juniors will play in Har
cock on Friday with a home nine.
A few nights since Erie night express No. ),
ran from Port Jervis to Susquehanna, l04 miles,
without stopping for water. The locomotive, No.
j1, had been supplied with tank holding six
thousand gallons OF water.
Miss Anna and Katie Hickey, of Scranton, have
been visiting Susquehanna relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Brosnan is in New York city
pursuing a special course Of studies.
The Forest City.Susquehanna Telephone COM
pany will have an exchange in the residence Of
T.. Houxhton, in this place. Miss Bernce
IIoughtor will have charge.
Susquchauna will entertain no fresh.air chill.
dren this season. Some of the contingent en-
tcrtained summers since, were decidedly
too "fresh" for the comfort and pleasure of ;he
entertainers.
Milton Scheuer, Of New York, is visiting bis
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Scheucr, on Turn
pike street.
number of Susquehanna people were in Car
| bondalc on Thursday attending the funeral OF
the late A. G. Berry.
Miss Leori Van Loan, OF llallstead, has re-
turned home from q visit with Susquchanna
friends.
In New Milford on Wednesday afternoon the
Susquahanna team defeated the Ne" Milford
club 1916. large crowd witnessed the game.
There was an incipient blaze in Boyden's Plan
ing mill, Erie avenue, II vt evening n lew DUCK
cts OF water cuenched the flames.
Herbert Carpenter. Of Uniondsle, aged 20, re-
Gently had ascvcle attack Of whooping cough,
Wcdeman, Bronson Co., OF uniondae, nave
| purchased valuable Hour and feed mill down
the valley.
Fred Chamberlain, of Gibson, is recovering
from very severe Illness
Nick o. Major, an experienced hotel man. OF
liaIlstcad. Will take charge OF the Jay House. IN
| New Milford
The authorities OF Su7quehanha county viii
| hereafter arrest all persons VhC sell liquor or
| are disorderly at Heart Lake
The foreman OF the new CHAR factory IN HAN
| stead denies the current report that the man
| agemcnt Will insist upon the employees residing
| in !iallStcad.
The laekawonna station and towers IN Hail.
| stead are being rrpainted
James Lee, wesleyan, lNO son OF Kew ana
Mrs. !. y Lee, OF Great Bend, has commenced
| reporting ON the Springfield (Aass.) Union.
| Engineer William Oswald, oi Great Bend, who
has been running Lackawanna pusher near
| SuoudSburg' few days slice suffered slight
stroke of paralysis.
| The remains OF Ray Finn, formerly OF Bing
hamton, who committed suicide in Toledo, o.,
few days since, were today inferred at River
| side, near Great Bend.