The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1900-10-25
HALLSTEAD.


Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Ha,Istead, Oct. 24.-Mrs. Green anu
daughter, of Snake Creek, IN com
pany with Mrs. Ernest Coiweil anu
son, were driving last Saturday. Nhe',
about to cross Church street raiiro"o
crossing, Mrs. Green hit the HORSE
with the whip. The horse became un-
ruly at this and dashed up the tracH
one wheel of the carriage STRIKING ,he
rail, threw Mrs Green her daushte'
and the Cowell boy out upon the
track. The daughter of Mrs. Green
was badly shaken up. but not seriously
injured. There was no train In slsh'
at, the time to frighten the horse.
Mrs. John Allen started to drive
down town from her farm Monday
The hired man was driving the team
and as the wagon was descending
Raptist Hill the king bolt broke ana
threw Mrs. Allen out onto the stones.
She was badly bruised and sustained
a broken rib.
T.. X. w. Searle. esq, of Susque-
hanna. was in town Monday afrahs
ing. for the Republican gathering ana
rally in Susquehanna Saturday.
The 'Hallstead Republican club, one
Of the strongest organizations In sus-
1uehanna county political circles. VIII
so in a body to Susquehanna Satur-
day to participate in the big paraue
there, IN honor Of Governor Roosevelt.
All Republicans in the vicinity are IN
vited to join the club in the parade.
The fare for the round trip Will DE
thrty-five cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. n. Frudd were ris-
,iting in Nicholson Saturday and sun
day.
" Lou Ross slipped on his engine tank
several days ago and sustained pain
full cut on hi; left knee. He Is fast
recovering from the injury
:. John Coddington and Miss Mary
Grogan were married in st. Lawrence
church Tuesday afternoon at $50
o'clock. by Rev. j. S. Pagan. The
groom is one of the leading business
Inen Of Hallstead and the bride is an
accomplished young lady. having
many friends in this vicinity. The
groom was attended by Robert Cod
dington, of Binghamton. and Miss
Kate Grogan. Il sister of the bride,
acted as bridesmaid. Mr.. and Mrs.
Coddington left on train 2S. via the
Iackawanna railroad. for Il tour to
Atlantic City, New York and trip
up the Hudson. Upon their return,
they will commence housekeeping in
the house formerly occupied by T.. d..
Burton on Church street. They have
the best wishes of host of friends.
The shower bath room at the Young
Mems Christian association is being
repanted white color, and Will be
A big Improvement when completed.
Eight new members came into the
Young Mems Christian association
during the month of September.
Miss Odesta Arnold the daughter
ST F. j. Arnold, is quite sick at the
home of Mrs. Jules Brown.
George Ward and Rant Eldridge
are enjoying camping trip at the
lower lake of the Three Lakes. They
ere occupying the Bruce Ross cot
tagc. Hunting and fishing will be the
sports enjoyed
Alfred Kessler of Brandt was the
guest of his brother, c. NJ. Kessler,
Monday.
At the home of DR.. A. Il. Merrell
Monday night. an accident happened
which came near burning the house.
In some manner the large parlor
lamp became unruly and exploded, the
burning oil falling upon the floor of
the room and spreading so fast that
sofa and chair and the CARPET We're
burned. Insurance Agent +. c. Burns
was on hand Wednesday and adjusted
the loss. This IS the second accident
from kerosene that has occurred at the
above house within few weeks
Mrs. +. II. Hays entertained a few
friends at tea Tuesday evening.
y big Republican rally will be held
in Hallstead next Wednesday. Hon.
John U. t'arr, eN-sprakcr of the state
house of representatives. is to be pres
ent and speak. Hon. George T.. Green.
"f Binghanlton, AMI Hon. James r.
Dubois Will also be present and ad-
dress the meeting. The HalIstead Re
publican club will parade: also clubs
from Great Bend, New Milford, Mont
rose, Binghamton ana Susquehanna
arc to take part in the parade. There
will be two bands in line. the Hall
stead band and Billiards. band.
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