The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-06
SpRINGvILLE.
Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.

Special 10 the Scranton Tribune.
Springville. Aug. >. - Mrs. Mollie
Prundare and children, Of syracuse N
Y, are visiting at the home Of Mr.. u.
=. Stang and wife Mrs. Brundase pe-
fore her marriage was one OF our most
successful school teachers.
The Citizens band has been hired 10
furnish music for the grangers picnic
at Lake Carey. August %.
The third annual reunion of the sur
viving members of Company G. Two
Hundred and Third regiment. PennSEl-
vania volunteers will be held al the
home Of Asa stevens. at Lake carey
the frat Thursday in september
Camp meeting will soon he on deck
again, the date fixed for its beginning
being the 23d of the present month.
Mrs. J. II. Mitchell was sick all of
last week, but 1T present is somewhat
improved.
charles A. Giles attempted to ride
horse from the house to the field one
day last week when the animal be-
came unmana geable and threw him.
When picked up he was unconscious,
hut soon came to again. He was quite
badly bruised, but no bones were
broken.
our barber is to decorate his place
of business with new sign.
Theodore S. Kellogg, esq, is great
lover Of horses, and last week pur-
chased A new one.
stuart Riley has SO far recovered
from his sickness as to be able to par
tally attend to his regular business at
the store.
Alfred l.. Rislov still hovers between
life and death with the chances about
equal He has heen sick six weeks
His brother odd Fellows are caring for
him nights the most OF the time.
The two lodges of odd Fellows and
Rehekahs here are talking of holding
picnic in the near future,
Bandmastcr j. w. Dewitt is with the
band. giving them instructions and
also working up the band fair. which
they propose holding early in Septem-
Der
philander Stevens Of Elk lake. died
Saturday Of A CompliCat tion of diseases
and old age. He was well-known in
this vicinity. and was a good man.
Relatives living here attended the
funeral. which was held at his late
home OF his immediate family none
survive him except the widow.
Mud Hollow nine crossed bats with
a Springvillc nine Saturday on the
grounds here The visitors made a
good start and had several scores "a
their credit when the inning changed
but at the close of the game the score
stood 35-11 i'm favor Of the home team.
Al the bail game saturday, sam Bar
ber had filled his tank with too much
tanglefoot and became noisy, and
was taken in tow by Constable Tuttle
He resisted. and for time free-for-
all fight seemed to he on the pro-
gramme, the friends of Tuttle rushing
to his aid. and the other fellows doing
the same. Barber was rushed off the
grounds. however, and the other touShs
backed down and the melee ended.
Mrs. Lizzie Roberts and two children
and MIR. and Mrs Jones. of Pittston
are visiting \. Il. Tuttle and wife. or
Sunday Mrs. Tuttle's brothers wife
Mrs. Stone. came up from Scranton.
Constable Tuttle and son, laNerne
are building barn for 7. II. Baker il
DImock, near the car - ground.
The Ladies' Aid society held busi
ness meeting Friday and decided to re
paint the Methodist Episcopal church
and a committee was appointed Ia taxi
charge of the work and solicit bids.