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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
WEST SCRANTON

he did at the regular services OF the
church held Sunday evening.
In explaining his position In the matt
ter to The Tribune representative
yesterday. Rcv. Davis said:
"1'he ideas and principles enforced
by the labor unions, which govern the
feelings and conduct of church mem-
bers, even in religious matters. are
such at the present time as to he ut
terly opposed to the religion ot Jesus
Christ, and | am convinced that as
long as such influence prevails IN the
church. the blessings of God and me
fellowship of the Holy Spirit cannot
be expected to attend its labors.'
Rev. Davis is fully determined to
carry out his intention OF severing his
connection with the church. notwith-
standing the fact that many of his
congregation have already appealed to
him to reconsider the matter. lie Ieels
keenly the humiliation which he has
been subjected to. and believes the
stand h" has taken vas the only
propc" course to pursue
He denies the published statement
that committee waited ON him and
asked him to refrain from riding on
the cars. or tina; he mad" any refer
cnces tn the pastors being organized,
but stated rmpha ticallN that it would
be impossible for him to continue his
lahori wher" such antipathy existed TO
the detrmetl Of himself ana The
church.
Rev Davis assumed charge of the
church in May, 1900. having left II
splendid church and congrrgation.with
an cXccllou, salary, in Wales. to come
TO America 10 preach. one of his rea-
sons for coming to Scranton was on
account of his health: which has been
greatly improved since his arrival. He
likes Scranton very much and is sorry
that II condition has arisen which ne
cessitates his resignation. He says he
has no fault 10 FIND with any of his
congregation. but believes hc is iusli-
lied in the position he has taken.
During his pastorHte Rev. Davis has
been very successful. having taken in
upwards of a hundred ncw members
into the church. lie has filed the
pulpit most aCccptablA.
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GREEN RIDGE.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman'S Home and Foreign Mission
AIRY society of the Green Ridge Pres
byterian church will be held in the
chapel tomorrow afternoon at . o'clock,
Miss Florence Shook, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. David Shook, of East
Market street. underwent an operation
for appendicitis yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Hitchcock, of Washington
avenue, is i'll.
Miss Clara Woodruff,of Electric ave-
nue., came home from Bryn Mawr col,
lege Yesterday and will act as brides
maid at the marriage of Miss Marsar-
eta Koehler and Mr.. Dimmlck, this
evening.
Herbert W. Taylor, manager of The
Scranton Lace curtain factory has
accepted ii more lucrative position in
New York, ana expects to move his
family In that city in the near future.
Mr.. Taylor has been manager Of The
company since its reorganization, and
never has a man in authority more
loyal ana devoted employees. Ills de-
partue is regretted by al the factory
hands.
Mrs. II. Il. Reynolds and Mrs. Geo.
Sttrges viii have charge of The articles
FOR Christmas gifts at the parlor fair,
which VIII he held nj the residence of
Townsend Poore. 1870 capouse avenue,
this afternoon. for the benefit of The
Green Ridge library. Misses Reynolds,
Hull, Robinson and Mrs. Robinson will
sell flowers, cakes, candy, etc. Pr-
chasers will not only gel their moneys
worth, but Will have the SatiSfupt ion
OF helping to keep the doors Of this
worthy institution open
Mr. and Mrs. j, r. Foster, of Penn
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Temperance Alliance Concert.

a fair sized audience attended the
concert in the Plymouth Congrega
tiOnal church last evening, which was
given under the direction of the West
Scranton prohibition alliance. The
opening number was ii piano selection
by Prof. Llewellyn Jones. which was
rleNerly executed. Mrs. Frank Brun-
dage followed with soprano solo
which was encored.
Prof. John r.. Watkins rendered the
baritone solo. ''rhe Bandolero,'
which was accorded Il hearty encore.
Miss Sarah II. Price. a. talented elo-
cutionist. recited My Sisters OH a
Strike" and "The Drunkard's Wife,"
with stereopticon illustrations. and
both afforded her an excellent oppor-
1unity to display her versatility.
Prof. Watkins again sang 'i've Got
SiXpence," which was well received
and Mrs. Blundage rendered "Thc
Holy city" with stereopticOn accom-
paniment. which was a distinct fea-
ture Of the entertainment Her sing
ing was a rare treat.
Conner d. Reese. the county organi-
2er. gave u short talk on the organi-
zation work that is now being carried
ON. and Rev. Thomas de Gruchy. d. D..
pastor of the Jackson street Baptist
church. delivered an inspiring tenn
perance lecture. illustrating his talk
with stereopticun views OF 1.-THE Rap
ids THE Wife's story" Drunken
ness" "rhe Drunkard's story" 'An
Evening in ii Saloon ''rhou Art the
Man. and 'Lotty's Message" The
lecture was also n feature of the even
ing ana was uttentively listened to.
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Surprise Party.

4 surprise party was rendered Miss
Anna John. on Friday last. ut the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
John. of R,Indlc avenue. Games were
played and all party diversions in
tlulged in. The young people were en-
tertained by Il quartettc, which was re-
ceived With applause. Refreshments
We're served by Miss Anna John.
Those present We're the Misses Flos-
sic Rundlc. Nellie House. Anna Davis,
irene Moses, Anna John, Helen Powell,
Lizzie Lewis. Name Feathermaii. Anna
Williams. of LuZerne. Pa. and Will
Jam Davis. John Thomas, John Will
Jams, Bert Thomas. Ernest FrutrhcE,
Bert Symons, Elmer Jenkins. Archie
Moses. Thomas Thomas.
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avenue. gave a dinner last evening. In
honor Of their thirtieth wedding ami.
vcrsary. The guests were: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer. Mrs. Dorer. Mrs.
Gould. Mr.. and Mrs. Palff. Mr.. and
Mrs. Tics, Mesdames Wells. Joseph
and Mead. and Messrs. Warmam. Fos-
ter and Tice.
Ralph Snowden has returned to corr
nell university.
An important meeting of Green
Ridge lodge. !. q. q. T., will he held
Thursday evening in Masonic hall.
Mr. and Mrs. w. u. perego. Of Ad-
ans avenue. entertained a few of
their friends at THANKSGIVING dinner.
Those present We're MIR. and Mrs.
Byron Buckingham. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r.. Capwell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. PEREZ
go. Mrs. &. II. Perego. Miss I.ottie
clay. Miss Bessie buckingham. Miss
Mabel Robinson. Nlessrs. Charles G..
Grow. e. G. clay, Ray Buckingham.
and Stanley pcrcgo.
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Rev. William g. Davis. pastor of the
church, has resigned his pastorate to
take effect April 80. 1902. This action
is due To the fact that Rev. Davis rode
on the street ears since TIL" strike was
declared.
For n long lime. after the strk" was
declared. Rev. Davis RETAINED from
ratrorining The rars. but W hen the me-
"essity arose for him to ,lu So owing
u poor health and inclemcnt weather.
he made the. journey to and from the
central city in the cars. Flc resides
hair block away from his church.
which is located in the i:ellevue
Heights section OF The city. and II con-
siderable distance from the city proper.
In riding ON the ears. Rev. Davis
considered il was a personal matter
nd in no way int.rfcrred with his
obligation TO the church. When the
natter was first brought to his atten-
ton 10y members of his church. nc
explained TO them that he could not
understand why such u thing as union
matters should he brought into the
church lie took occasion to explain
lIlS IuSltlbll lIblil lll' E'llI1lL StN'fil
weeks ago ana was under the ilnpr,s-
sion tina, the matter Ind there ended.
In fact. several members Of his con-
glegation congratulated him on tn.
stand he had taken. and assured him
of their hearty support. Others were
displcased ana a meeting of the otti-
GERS of the church was held last
Thursday evening. ana he was given
to understand that his having ridden
on the street car. was still II matter
Of concern 10 the ma iority Of the MEM
b"rs of the church. many of whom are
uniOi men.
He further learned that a special
meeting of officers of the church was
held at which he was not present
when further reference was made to
tn" matter. In view Of this. he con.
ilidcd to tender his resignation which
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Executive
Committee of
Al!e!!gg[
Fede|0iOl Q[ ZQbN
Attends
"Side-TraCked'
Tonight.
The entire Executive Com
mittee of the American Fed
Grafton of Labor has arranged
to attend the performance of
"SIDE TRACKED" at the
Academy of Music tonight.

mond of pltlsrun, Lewis, al Factory
villn, ami Ioscph ~ Tunkhamotk
The funeral services W,r" conducted bN
itcy. Mr, Smith, ~ In" First HapiiSt
church, vino paid iilIin" tribute 10
the deceased. He referred IeelinsiE 10
The strong and mobile character vi Inc
deceased The quartet" consisted or
Mr., and Mrs, Manchester ANA son, Roy,
and Miss thristin" Mdth"WS"l, who
sang several hymns, Al the conclusion
of The service the remains We're taken
10 Smnyside cemetery, Wh"r" inter-
ment WAS made, The pali-brai"ls were
his brother odd Fellows.
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Modern Woodmen of America

The members of Hyde Park camp,
No. $3.50, Modern Woodmen of America,
enjoyed a fraternal visit last evening
from State Deputy John ". Harris, of
Reading, and Travelling Deputy Charles
Gardner Of Illinois, both of whom ad-
dressed the camp on the workings OF
the order, The following officers were
elected:
Nenerabl" counsel. T.. T.. Robat han:
worthy adviser, Louis A. Howell; clerk.
John II, Phillips: banker, DR.. II. Y.
Harrison; escort, William T.. Gibbons
watchman. John Howell; sentry, John
Hughes: managers Mr.. Williams and
Il. W. Thayer.
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SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Joseph Gardner. Constable, Arrested
for Violating the Law Against
Hunting on the Sabbath.

Joseph Gardner. constabl. of The
Nineteenth ward. was arrested yester-
day at the instance of Adam kidlat.
one OF his neishbOrs, who preferred
charges against him for hunting on
sunday. kidlat testified that on Sum
day he saw Gardner drive towni ds
home about . o'clock. with Il gun in
his possession Being curious. he
watched the hunters dismount from
the wagon and lie swore that one Of
them had Il bag in his care. from
which III" hind legs Of Il rabbit pro-
trlded.
Gardner admitted that he had been
target shooting outside the city limits
but denied having killed amy game and
protested that he had done no hunt
ing. In the absence of substantial
evidence of guilt. the case was dis
missed by Alderman l.cntcS.
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Funeral of Mrs. Crawford.

The remains Of the late Mrs. Mary \.
Crawford, a former resident of West
Scranton. arrived in the city yesterday
from Stroudsburg and We're taken in
charge by Funeral Director Price and
borne to Forest Hill cemetery, where
interment was made.
The services at the grave were in
charge of Rev. John =. Moffal. d. H..
pastor Of the Washbuin street Presby-
terian church. and We're attended by
many life long friends of deceased
The pall-bearers We're ". II. Freeman,
Evan Jones. Colonel r.. Fl. Ripple.
Smith B. Mott. j. ID. Williams and
Girrcr Smith.
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Weekly School Deposits,

The following deposits We're made at
the West Side bank yesterday for the
pupils of public schools Nos. Is and
10.
No. l3--DaNid owens. principal, %:
Martha Watkins, Sl.OO; Alice Evans,
60: Nellie Richards. SO: Catharne
Lewis. 10: Sarah Mcdonald. IL: Eliza
Price, III. Total, A49.
No, la-p, ". Phillips, principal
Miss Murray. 30: Miss Nichols, SIPS:
Miss Beamish, 81, Miss Morgan. 80;
Miss llatton, 20: Miss Evans. $I,0O:
Miss Eellow. Sl.il: Miss Wade, So;
Miss Flynn, ,G2; Miss Murphy. .6S: Mrs.
Ferber Al5 Mrs. Peck, sail; Mrs.
Hunncli, - Total Sl5i9
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
OBITUARY.

DAVID ARMSTRONG died nj his
home "Wednesday morning at 4 o'clock,
after three days illness of paralysis
In his death FactoryNille loses one ui
its oldest, best known and most highly
respected citizens, The deceased was
past II Years of age, de was born
January H. 1870, near Wyoming, l.u-
Zerne county. ana married Miss Sarah
Billings, of runkhunnock, January ..
1874. The deceased is survived by n
widow: one son, l.. -. Armstrong. OF
Factoryville. and five daughters. Mrs.
R. q. Cook, of Tunkhdnnock; Mrs. j.
A. Niver, of Nicholson; Mrs. Henry :.
Stone. of Ithaca, y. V, and the Misses
Phoebe and Emma Armstrong. of
Scranton, and by three brothers, Ar
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nue. won the door prize last evening,
a ham. donated BY Swift & Co., With
ticket No. sol.
This evening the members of ST.
Brendcn's council, Young Mems Insti-
tute will attend in a body and furnish
the entertainment, assisted by Miss
Niand. of Green Ridge. who will sing,
and Thomas Kane. violinist, and Bcn-
iamin Lloyd. pianist.
The popularity of the fair is beyond
expectation. and the attendance iu-
creases with each succeeding night.
The promoters are highly elated over
the result. and hope for u continuance
of public patronage
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03

The following programme VIII be
rendered at the organ recital and con-
cert to be held in the First Baptist
church this evening:
organ sclo, "s,nllcr March" ........ MJycrbenr
Professor ". T.. Ashnall.
Vocal solo, Hoci,. TT Nria, GLOW Ions Wit
Thou Forget Me- On LolU'' .....s. Miet2kic
Philip ". Warren
Organ solo. Grand o'croty in -,
lrlobu-cMcl.
Professor EhnIai.
Iicoitation.
ta) 'Grigg.by'> station"
lbl "lhr i.tdl Way"
Miss icairicr T.. Morris.
Ot.at S"ln
CO "thInson Ealladc" ,.,rnuo,e, HAchm,n
'hl \llse in g Sharp Mu,r ....rIIm Chonn
Professor \>mmJIl.
organ sol,. "rorclli.nl Match .AlcN Gu,mtnr
Professor A,hnMil.
Vocal solo. "'rhr singing III Cots Acrc"
Z. II. Biack ii,
Mis-, l.!iz,hcti Thomas.
Organ >"'" Fantasia sciin Mariners
liAmh ',,,..........,,.....,..,i irodcrlt '.uN
Professor .\>lmlli
Vocal Duct. "Ln1nucl'' ....... .Wnitncv Coonios
Miss Thomas and Nlr. Wi,ir,.
Organ Solo. second ugan Concerto ,.,.. IIanicl
Professor Ashmrll.
Recitation. ''llagcl" Cby rcIuC>b. l., T. Nicholson
Miss MOuis
Organ Solo
fa) Evening Hymn ..........W. T.. A.hnall
th) Christmas oHrroiy ......W. t.. Aslnlll
Overture ">cminncudc'' ................,Eps, s,ini
Professor AsnHlll.
Accompanst- u. r. Thomas.
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Four Funerals.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Michael
Reap took place yesterday morning
from the family residence on Birch
street. where hundreds viewed the re-
mains of their late friend and neigh
Dor. In st. Peters cathedral Il re-
QUEEN mass was celebrated at &c
o'clock. and intelment was afterwards
made in the Hyde Park Catholic cene-
terry. The pallbearcrs We're: Stephen
Reap. James McGruth. Martin Reap
Patrick Cosgins and Patrick Kennedy
The funeral arrangements We're cn-
tirely in charge of I'ndcrtakcrS Need
ham and McDonouSh.
Rudolph Schmidt. who died OH sat-
ulday at the home of his brother. en-
Patrolman Ernst Schmidt. on Prospect
avenue. was buried yesterday after
noon. Services We're held at the house
at II o'clock. and interment tool;
place afterwards at the PittSton ave-
nuC cemetery. The pHllbearrrs We're:
Henry Rorick, Henry Myers. Henry
Winkler. Joseph Kramer, Joseph
klumpp and John Bocttcher.
The late Mrs. Reuthenberg. whose
death was noted in this column las,
'NNlulustN. NilS IeNtItIlllN Iil'l 10 rest
yesterday afternoon. Services were
held at tho Christ Lutheran church on
Cedar avenue. nj | o'clock by the
pastor. Rev. james Witke who spoke
in feeling terms of the Christian life
and high moral character of the de-
ceased. 1nterment was afterwards
made in Forest Hill cemetery.
The remains of the late Mrs. JOSEPH,
O'Brien We're tenderly borne from the
residence of her mother on Irving ave-
nuc, to st. Peters cathedra, at ?
O'Clock yesterday morning. where q
mass of requiem was celebrated by
Rev. J. A. O'Reilly. Interment was
afterwards made in the Cathedral
cemetery,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
NUBS OF NEWS.

Philip RAIDER. Il Civil war veteran.
and Il We'll known resident of Birch
street returned yesterday from Mauch
Chunk. where he spent the Thanksgiv-
Ing holidays with relatives and COM
rades.
Joseph Fuellcr, Il prominent young
man of Cedar avenue, was rendered n
farewell party yesterday. prior to his
leaving for Camden. y. j.. where he
has accepted Il good position.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Chester Hughes has returned 10 the
keystone academy to resume his stu
dies, after spending Thanksgiving with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Hughes. of North Sumner avenue.
The children's choir of the First
Welsh Baptist church are busly re-
hearsing Il Christmas cantata, santa
Claus DefenderS'
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Mine Accidents.

Thomas Kelly, OF Tenth street,
miner, employed in the Dodge, was ill.,
jured by a fall of roof while nj work
yesterday
Jenkin Reynolds, a young man, TO.
siding on Eynon street, employed as Il
company hand in the Continental
mines, Was squeezed between car ana
a mule yesterday and severely injured.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03

broken. 4 number OF boys sccretcd
themselves in the old Fellows cemetery
and pelted the passing cars to their
hearts content.
The police were notified and an effort
was made 10 capture the lniscreants
bun without success. The same o!fensc
was committed in that vicinity on sum
day evening.
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m. The remains can br viewed at theN
residence of captain Hun. 90 Prescott
avenue, Wednesday mtil ll,S0 Il, M, at
which time they viii he removed lo
Dalton. Where iinul services will be held
in The Methodist Episcopal church AT
that place,
The funeral or Edward Ack"r will
lake place This afternoon at ; O'Clock
from the family residence on Beech
street.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
A GREAT SURPRISE

In ia store tor al who use KempS Bli'am tor thr
Throat and lungs, the cIeat guaranteed remedy
Would you believe tina, II is sold itS mcrt, and
any druggist Is auth>Iilcd by ,he proprietor Of
this wonderful remedy to give yon sJaplc bottle
freeg II never fails 10 cma acute OF chronic
coughs AT druggists sell komp'S BlI,dm. Price.
So and 80,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Twenty first Ward Taxpayers.

Tie state and county tax for 1901 is
now due and should be paid at once TO
Lot I.odwie. CPS North Bromley avenue
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Funerals.

The funeral Of Mrs, \, II. Rclph. of
New York city who died at The Muses.
Taylor hospital on Monday morning.
will be held at the Dalton Methodist
Episcopal church, "Wednesday at > p.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Special Grand Display
Opens on Tuesday and Will Contindc
for The Balance OF The Week.

1t is exaggeraton to say that the best products
Of the worlds most famous linen weaving centers have
been gathered together in this special show which is
aud artistic merit combined The goods shown are our
own mportatious, and they arrived only last week.
it needless to add that they embody all that is
est and best in the Highest Class Of Napery procura-
bic. The display will contain many novelty seen
in this city before and ladies who fond of looking
over exquisite housekeeping linens will be welcome vis
itors even though they have thought of buying.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
RESIGNATION
OF REV. DAVIS
DUE TO A BOYCOTT WHICH HAS
BEEN PLACED ON HIM.

Because He Rode on the Street Cars
Members of His Congregation
Have Humiliated Him-Organ Re-
cital in First Baptist Church This
. Evening - Temperance Alliance
Concert-Weekly School Deposits.
Funeral of Mrs. Crawford-other
Events of Interest
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Street Cars Stoned.

\ number Of street ears were stoned
last evening on South Main avenue,
near Hampton street, and windows
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Linens for the DINING Room

Include Superb Table Damasks with Napkins match
Table Cloths from to yards long, with Napkins to
match, Doyes, Sideboard Scars Etc. The Table
Linens truly revelation of beauty-they works
of art and may we'll be studied from tina, standpoint
Plain and fancy ceuters deep open work borders and
classic designs reproduced the loom give limit at
styles.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03
Linens for the Bed Chamber

Include charming Damasks of Scotch, Irish aud Ger
man manufacture, il Sheets, Pillow Cases, Pillow
Shams, Bureau and Stand Scarfs, Etc. Also Plain
Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases. Pillow Cases aud Shams
with drawn work, open work, etc. The Sheets and
Pillow Cases come in SETS and the Shams Bureau and
Stand Scarfs may also be had in sets if desired.
Besides the handsome Imported Linens there are
many charming creations in Embroideres, Fancy
Needlework, Etc, in various materials made up in
sets (Shams, Dresser and Sand) or they may be had
separately. This display is we'll worth visit aud as
it is useless TO attempt descriptions in the limited
space at our Command. all lockers will be welcome
during the continuance of this display, which opens
Tuesday
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-03

Mrs. WIN. Kenmore. South Omalla
writes: ~ suffered many years with
protrudins piles and dared not risk an
operation. My case became desperat".
took pyramid Pile cure and IN II
short time was entirely cured with no
return of the trouble Sold by all
druggists, 80 cents u box. Book. piles
Causes and cure" mailed free. PyiN-
mid Drug Co.. Marshall. Mich.
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Concert This Evening.

The following programme viii be
rendered at the organ recital and con-
cert to be held in the First Baptist
church this evening.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1901-11-09

T. J. A. Fla VS. new signs are quite
attractive.
There will be social dance here
on the 18th.
Mrs. Frank Baroni is quite i'll with
typhoid fever.
Quite a number of men are now at
work repairing the Como road.
Steve Brooks arrived here from
the Nome country last Monday.
G. P. Randall, who has been quite
ill for a week past, is about town
again.
Everybody took in the Female
Drummer show in Virginia. the
night of the sth.
Quite number of Daytonites at
tended the concert and dance in Sill.
yer City on the night of the 9Th.
Henry Guild returned from Reno
last Sunday. He was in the employ
of the Nevada Pressed Brick Co.
The Social Club met last Saturday
night and had very pleasant time
An admission of I5c. will hereafter
be charged to detray expenses.
Mrs. Humphry, her daughter, Mrs
Frank Collins, and Miss Grace Col.
Inns, of Carson, were visiting Dayton
friends last Saturday and Sunday
Halloween night was observed
with due consideration by the boys
of this place. Braun & Lotus as
sets were materially increased; liza
bilities the same.
w. H. Dyer gave a graphaphone
entertainment in the school house on
Friday night of last week to large
crowd. He will give another one in
the Odeon Hall tonight.