The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-12-30
TUNkhANNOCk,
anton Tribune

Special to the scranton Tribune.
Tunlihannock, Dec. o9.-Rollin L.
Frear. who is engaged in the stock
food business with headquarters at
Buffalo. is visiting his mother on West
street this week.
Prof Jacob Breidinger and wife re-
turned home on Saturday. after speId-
ing few days with the family of Cap.
W. y. Reynolds on Tioga street.
The annual Wyoming county teach
crS institute begins it's sessions at the
court house today, at two o'clock p. III.
The programme for the first days Ses
sion provides for addresses by Prof.
Samuel G. Schnucker and DR.. B. w.
King. and the usual musical entertain-
ment. The institute will be opened
with prayer by Rev. II. Fl. Wilbur, of
the Methodist church, followed by an
address of welcome by Mrs. James w.
Piatt, which will be responded to by
Prof Keppserly, of TunkhannOck, and
Prof Iechuean. of Laceyville. The
evening entertainment will consist of a
performance at Piatt's opera house by
Alaro. the wonderful magician. County
superintendent Il. Fl. Jarvis has been
70 great pains and expense to procure
he best available corps of instructors
nd lecturers for this occasion, and the
success of the institute seems to be
ssured.
a gentleman who gave his residence
$ Nleshoppen occasiOned some stir
bout town on Friday and Saturday.
1t seems that after spending the even
'ng in Il festive manner, he wandered
lp Warren street and after arousinS
the people along that thorOughfare by
his clamor. went into camp for the
night on Il front porch: the sheriff
was sent for and the disturber of the
peace was removed to Jail for the
balance Of the night. after considerable
resistance in whclr he got some contu-
sion on his face. On Saturday mOrn-
ing he was released and being presum-
ably thirsty. UNDERSTOOD to break
through the quarantine which is main
tained around the Wyoming house, but
the guards caught him, and Dr. klaer
making his appearance at about that
time, he was Vacnated fOrcibly AMI
against his will. and turned loose with
Il warming not to come back. He seems
tu have been satisfied with mis- prev
.ous adventures, for he has not been
heard from since.
a. u. Burgess, OF F'orkston, is the
guest of his son, r. c. Burgess, at this
place.
Or. w. T.. Dornsfe. of Centermore.
land, was calling here on Friday.
The smallpox patients here are all
on the road to recovery, and there is
no danger of any new cases: the peO-
pie here are 10 be congratulated on
this fortunate termination of the
,pidemic without Il single death. The
expense to the town in fighting the dis
ease will approximate $500.
Trial list for court of common pleas,
January term 1902, week commencing
January 21lh: 40, Jan. term, 1901,
Mrs. Lyman Chase VS.. Eva E. Crafut,
interpleader.
SO, Oct. term, 1901, n. W. Kyle VS.. n.
w. Il IL. d. Kyle, mterpleader.
100. Oct. term, 1901, Curtis A. Loomis
VS.. r. II. Reynolds, ct al, replevn,
l31, oct. term, 1901, Curtis A. Ioomis
vs. j. w. Trivelpiece, interpleader,
IS, Nov. term. 1897, Mary a. Rundle
vs.. Mckinney u Stephens, issue.
%, Jan. term, 1898, Jones Bros VS..
q. w. Stanton isue.
ia. June term, 1899. W. p. Billing :,
administrator VS.. Ettie NJ. De Witt.
.ssue.
IS, Jan. term, 1857, T.. $. Handrici,
vs. j. g. Collins, assumpt.
IA, Nov. term, 1899, W, B, Swisher
vs.. r. T. Reynolds, ct al, replevin.
10, Oct. term, 1900, A. n. Walker VS..
Kate A. Dubois, replevn.
l69, Oct. term. 1901, A. II. Sterling
\ co. VS.. John l.. Bunnell, appeal.
l22. April term, 1901. William i.
smith ct al vs.. IL, G. Deitz, ejectment.
j, $. Brink ct al, ejectment.
l5'' June term, 9Ol Nelson r. Gard
ner VS.. Clinton Township trespass.