The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-21
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Anna Van Buskirk, Of Bald
Mount, and Miss Elizabeth Pease. of
thinchilla, spent yesterday with Mrs.
4. Il. Remaly, of North Sumner ave-
nue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William y. Chase and
daughter Ruth, Of North Bromley ave-
nue., will leave today for ten days
stay at Ocean Grove and Asbury perk.
A large number of young people at
tended the basket picnic at Nay Aug
park yesterday. which was held by the
members of Branch No. Gal of the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associa-
tion.
The remains of Rachel. the infant
child Of Mr. ana Mrs. Fred w. Young
Of 9l4 West lackawanna avenue, were
Inferred in the Washburn street ceme-
terry yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Jane Jenkins and daughter
Elizabeth, of Pittston. are the guests
of relatives on North Bromley ave-
nue.
Miss Ida u. James, Of South Rcbecca
avenue, is visiting her sister in Vim
tondalc, Cambria county.
Miss Anna Moffat. of Third street,
was severely scalded on Monday by
boiling water. She was carrying water
upstairs when she slipped and fell.
Joseph g. Kern, of Scranton street,
has returned home from a weeks stag
at Lake Sheridan.
Mrs. Arthur Leyshon and son Har-
old of North Bromey avenue. are visit
ing reativcs in Haw6y.
Miss Martha Hughes, of Garfield
avenue, is home from Il visit with
friends at Shickshinny and Berwick.
Mrs. George Fiehler, of North SUM-
ner avenue, is in Pottsville to attend
| the funeral of a relative.
Miss Annie Brown, of Emmet street.
is spending a few days at Buffalo and
Niagara Falls.
Miss Esther Hughes. of Hampton
street, and Miss Mary Davis. of North
| sumner avenue, spent yesterday in
| MauCh Chunk.
George James, of Division street,
spent yesterday with friends in Pitts
| ton.
| Andrew Dershimar. of South Main
avenue. was in Pittston Yesterday.
Albert Davis. of South Main avenue,
has returned home from Lake Winola.
| Mrs. Thomas Fletcher and children.
Of Edwards court, are visiting friends
| in Wilkas-B Barre and Reading.
Miss Cassie Noble is seriously i'll at
: the home Of her aunt. Mrs, Thomas
.Willams, of 12l7 Eynon street.
Oliver p. Jones has accepted posi-
| tiOn at Inkerman.
Mr., and Mrs. J. e. Gallagher of
Jaskson street have returned home
| from Atlantic city.
city, is spending the month of August
| at the home Of her aunt. Mrs. j. G.
| Brown, of Scranton street.
Arthur Davis. of Fourteenth street,
will leave today for a short visit in
| New York.
Robert Bradley. of New York. is
| spending his vacation with relatives in
| town.
Miss Anna Davis, of Fourteenth
! street, will spend the balance of the
month in New York.
Morris Williams, of Rock street. will
| leave today on business trip to New
| York
James Irving, of 199 Parker street,
| was taken to the West Side hospital
| yesterday, suffering from typhoid
| fever.
Mrs. jeanette Lewis, Of West Locust
| street. is visiting her sister in Ply
mouth.
Mrs. +. ]. Ncals and children, of
| Chestnut street. are spending a few
weeks with relatives in Waymart
! Mrs. Davis, of East Stroudsburg. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Whetllng, OF
! South Bromley avenue.
! Miss Bertha Wheeling of South
| Bromley avenue. is entertaining VI ss
| Florence SavaCoOl, of East Strouds-
| burg.
Mrs, Conner ID. Williams and daugh-
| ter. Of Middle Granville. y. Y, are
! visiting DR., and Mrs. j. j. Roberts, of
South Main avenue.
! Mrs. Morgan Evans and daughter
! May, Of South Rebecca avenue, are So
| journing AZ Atlantic city.
Mr., ana Mrs. Orrin Evans, of North
| sumter avenue, have returned from
| Atlantic City.
Mathew Murphy, of Chestnut street
returned last evening from Atlantic
! City.
William NJ. Williams. of ll39 Rock
street, has been appointed West
Scranton correspondent of The Truth
The remains Of the late Thoma
Jenkins will arrive here this afternoon
from Moscow. Services will he held In
the First Welsh Congrega tionaI
church at o'clock, and will be con-
| Quoted by Rev. David Jones and Rev
| d. =. Jones. Interment will be made
in the Washhurn street cemetery.
Prof. Daniel Phillips and wife, whr
have been in Colorado and Mexico dur.
ing the past year, will return home
tomorrow. both much benefited In
health. Prof, Phillips was granted a
years leave of absence, and viii, upOr
his return, become principal OF No. Il
school, on Jackson street, He was
formerly principal of No. IA school
G. A. Williams, of Rock street, who
Is on his vacation at Middle Granville
y. Y, is seriously i'll with an attack
of typhoid fever Word to that ef'
feet was received in this city yester'
day by his relatives.