The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-18
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Burial chase. one of the permanent
men at the Columbia Hose company
| quarters has returned home from the
| Pan american exposition.
| Charles Lee, tn well-known Carpen-
ter Of North Bromley avenue, is con-
| fined to his home by illness.
The drawing for so in gold. for the
benefit of Division No. 10, Ancient Or
! der OF iibernians, will take place on
| December II. The first prize will be
$40, the second s., and the third $5
Roscoe Hatch, who has been visiting
friends here for some time, left yes
| trrday for his home in the South.
Edward Davis. of North Lincoln av-
| enuc, is confined to his home by i'll
ness.
The Sloan local had meeting in
Evans hall last evening, and the men,
bers received their current working
cards.
The young people of the Hampton
street Methodist Episcopal church con-
Quoted a peanut social and entertain
mcnt at the church last evening, which
was literally patronizcd and enjoyed
by all present
John r. Thomas. the insurance agent,
is spending a few days at Buffalo.
Walter Eainey and James McHalo.
of Ninth street, have returned home
from visit with friends in Lu2erne
county.
John 7. Williams and mother, Of Rock
street, are home from visit in the
southern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. &. BrtIcy. Of Rock
street, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence T.. Maryetta, Mrs Charles
Michael and Miss Anna Fuercr, all of
Pittsburg.
Miss Emma Fellows. of Tenth street.
is reported TO be seriously i'll at her
home.
William G. Jones, fRock street. is
recovering from AN attack of rhcuma-
tism.
Albert Williams Of South Main ave-
nue., who was injured in the mines
recently, is able 10 be around again.
Mrs. Il, |. Evans, Of South Main ave-
avenue, Il suffering from an injury to
her eye, received on Monday while dec
ora ting in front of the store.
The Colonial club opened their dane
ing class in Washington han last even
ing under the direction of Instructor
Thomas Lewis, OF North Scranton.
Rev. Peter Roberts, OF Olyphant, for
mcrly of West Scranton, has accepted
call To church in Mahonoy city.
John p, Williams, of Hampton street
has returned home from the Pan-Amer-
lean.
Miss Emma Carey, Of North Main
avenue, is visiting relatives in Lu-
zerno county.
The Erminie club announce their
first informal dance at Mears' hall,
Tuesday evening, September "A. Bauers
orchestra has been engaged to furnish
the music, and invitations have been
sent to all the prominent young So
clotE folk of the city and adjacent
towns. The arrangements are under
the direction of the following we'll
known young men: Harry \. Miller,
chairman; Robert ID. Petit secretary:
Arch Brown Fred Strong. Edward
AIldorf, Henry Bruning, Harry J"n-
kins, David Williams, Rupert Thomas,
and Howard Williams.
Mr. John Lowering and daughter,
Elizabeth Of Greenwood, visited friends
ON this side yesterday.
Mrs. Gritiiths, of South Main ave.
nue., has returned from South Wales.
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Jenkins were
visiting relatives on this side Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Conner Williams and
child, Of Middle Granville, n. y, who
have been the guests of Or. and Mrs.
j. j. Roberts, of South Main avenue.
returned home yesterday.
The marriage Of George Howell. and
Miss Anna Dagger will take place at
noon today at the home of the bride
elects parents on South Main avenue.
Rev. ;. f. Matthews of the First Bap-
tist church, will perform the ceremony.
Henry Mcmahon, of North Scranton.
aged II years, was received at the West
Side hospital yesterday with a COM
pound fracture of the arm. He was
injured while al work in the mines.
The following West Scranton ladies'
spent yesterday with old friends at
Pittston: Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Evans,