The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-09
THE PASSING THRoNa.

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visiting relatives in this city.
Rev. r. II. Walsh, Of Forest City,
was a caller here yesterday.
Miss Teresa Tighe was caller In
| Scranton Wednesday evening.
John z. Dengler, of Pottsville, was
| a Carbondale visitor yesterday.
Martin Garfield, of Honesdale made
a business trip to Carbondale yester-
! day.
Mrs. Nat Goodrich. Of clifford, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Thomas
Budd.
James Malone has returned from a
visit with Pittston and Nanticoke
| friends.
Miss Hannah ODoud and Miss Mar
| garet Joyce are spending a week at
! Fermoy.
| Mrs. James Honey. of Belmont street,
yesterday entertained her sister from
Scranton.
II. j. Hueson, o. New Yok city. was
a visitor in town several days early in
the week.
Miss Name O'Neill, of New York
city, is the guest of her father on
| Brooklyn street
u.
Priceburg, were at the American
house yesterday.
Z. D. Edwards and Professor NJ. j.
Lloyd, of Olyphant made a visit 10
Carbondale yesterday.
Miss Mary Melvin, Of Scranton, is
| visiting her aunt. Mrs. Michael Gill
| martin. on South Main street.
Mrs. Harriet Raynor and grandson,
Raynor Meaker, have returned from
Buffalo and the Pan-American.
+. F. Fox, the mailing clerk, re-
sumed work yesterday, after enjoying
his vacation in New York city.
j. II. Cross and son. Arthur, left
yesterday over the Erie for Buffalo
and the Pan American exposition.
d. T. Larkin. who has been confined
to his home on South Main street by
illness, is able to be around again.
William Fox, stamp clerk at the
postoffice, is on his annual vacation.
H. II. Scott, of Homer City. is in
town, as the guest of John Borthwick,
deputy of the Woodmen of the World.
Miss Grace German and Edward
Mccain, of New York city, are guests
at the McDonough home on Pike street.
Miss Grace Kelly of Scranton, has
returned home, after a pleasant visit
with Miss Anna Farrell, on Pike street
Misses Lucy Farrell and Eliza beth
Malone returned Tuesday from a ten
days visit in fermoy, Wayne county
NJ, II. Major and George Winter were
Binghamton, y. Y, statesmen who reg
istered at the Harrison house yester-
day.
Miss Anna Shannon, of Canaan
street, left yesterday for a weeks visit
with relatives in Pittston and Wilkes
Barre.
Misses Edna Sluman and Eula Bly
are spending few days with their
aunt, Mrs. William Taylor at Green
Ridge.
Mrs. Catherine Clune, of Canaan
street, is spending few weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Tulley. at Mi
nooka.
Thomas A. Shannon, of ]. II. Kelly's
drug store, who is enjoying his annual
vacation, is spending a few days in
Pittston.
DR.. T. ]. Lamn, wno left here t.
practice his profession in Scranton, has
again taken up his residence in Car
bondale.
Misses Adah Tallman and Helen
Watkins left yesterday for A two
weeks visit with friends in Susquehan-
ma county.
Attorney George s. Horn, of Scran-
ton, was in town yesterday. During
MS stay he was the guest of Jeweler
r. f.. Burr.
George Evans has returned to his
duties again as clerk with f. II. Wood
worth e. Co., on Salem avenue, after
an Illness of four days.
Veronica, Joseph and Thomas Gal
lagher, of Scranton. are guests at the
nome Of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. iatrick Early. on Seventh avenue
MRS, John Donnelly, of Owego, y.
Y, and son, P. F. Donnelly, of Cottage
street. left this week for a visit TO
Buffalo and the Pan-American exposi-
ton.
The Misses Elizabeth Early, of Sew
enth avenue; Cecilia and Gabrielle
Coleman, of the West Side, leave to-
day for a weeks stay in Scranton and
Pittston.
Harry Dolph. popular salesman of
illness, and was able to be about the
streets yesterday for the first time since
his siege.
Thomas r. Walsh. T. A. Ruddy,
James Reynolds, James O'Hara, James
Todd, F. l., Sturdevant, +. r. Davis
we're among the Visitors from the Elec-
trio City today.
Mrs. James Ryan, of Flushing, L. l.,
and Mrs. John Sweeney and grand
daughter, Miss Julia, of BROOKLYN, n,
Y" are the guests of Miss Annie De-
laney, on South Main street
Dan Hadgins, the popular pitcher
and left fielder Of the crescent base
ball team while practicing at Alumni
park collided with aoorher player and |
suffere the breaking OF three Tbs.
W. +. Kirby has returned after a
fortnight's absence. He attended the |
annual furniture exposition at the |
Grand Centra' palace, New York city, |
and also took in Coney Island and |
Rockaway Beach.
James Creegan, superintendent of the |
Hazleton district of the Metropolitan
LIE Insurance company, formerly in |
charge of the local office is in town, |
attending the funeral of his uncle, the |
late Frank Ritter.
Mrs. S. II. Kupp. wife of City En-
sineer kupp and daughter. Miss Flor
ence kupp, returned yesterday from ,
Ha%leton, where they were called by |
the illness of Mrs. kelmer, Mrs. |
hurp's daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Kupp's
Miss Alma KeInoar iS