The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-27
TUNkHANNOCk.
Special to IN. scranton Tribune.

JuUk0dDUcCh, ftD. %o'--tiOl Ia D..
Jordeii and wife. who have been visit
Ing 'the formers brother In Philadel-
plia the part week, returned home
saturday.
Richard II. Reynolds. constable of
Factoryvile, was In town Monday on
Mrs. Thomas a. Purdon, of Dalton.
who was called here on account of the
illness of her mother, Mrs. A. II. Wood
ward. one day last week. returned
home Monday.
L. )Stuart Stark, of Scranton, spent
Sunday with his wife at this place.
Mrs. SStark has been stopping here
with her parents for some time.
Miss Eva Moss of Plainsville, is Wis.,
iting her grandfather. Dr. \. Il. Wood
ward. at this place.
Mrs. Metcalf. Mrs. Heri1ck and Miss
Helen Lewis, who have peen In New
York city the past week. returned
home Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Chase, of Wilkes Barre.
who has been visiting her brother, t.
2. FGrerville, on Putnam street, re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stark are the
guests of Mrs. II. G. Cook, on West
Tioga street.
Mrs. Frederick Hewitt. of Pittston,
is stopping some time with her par
ents,, Mr.. and Mrs. William T.. keifer,
on Putnam street.
Miss Nellie Billings, a student at
wyoming seminary, spent Sunday with
her parents at this place.
The Monday club met at the home OF
Mrs. Elizabeth Ross. on Putnam street,
last week.
James II. Kethledgc Is visiting his
uncle. Peter OFT, at Bangor. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer y. Reed, who
have been visiting friends at Wyalus-
ing, returned home on Saturday.
Misses Mary and josephine Boyce,
of the International Correspondence
school ~ Scranton, visited their par
ents.. Mp-, and Mrs. Patrick Boyce on
Sunday.
Attorney o. Smith Kinner was doing
legal business in Wilkes-Barre on
Monday.
Louis 'Hilkowich. who is engaged in
business In New York, spent Sum
day with his family at this place.
White James Stonier was engaged
In hauling stone for the foundation of
new building on Harrison street
Saturday, his horses became unman-
egeable and backed the wagon over
a high hank and in the attempt TO
escape from the dangerous situation in
which he found himself. Mr.. Stonier
sustained "A sever fracture of one OF
his legs.
Three Forkston young men we're
committed to the county Jail Tues
day, in default Of bail, charged with
the 'offense of malicious mischief, in
stoning a dwelling house.
Clarence George, of Sayre. visited
friends in town on Sunday.
A marriage license has been issued
TO William Young anG Isabella Ross,
of Falls, township.
Mrs. Martin Clifford, who has been
ill forSonle aupe,. is, conyalescing-
PisuY C6mslotk, of Springville. vis-
it'ed5h& bsethe,y Louis Comstock. on
''' Mrss:: ,WtssEff&sa ;.Aiaxandes. of Baffalo.'
y. Y, is Wishing, her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Pollner, at Eaton"
Marriage licensese have been issued
to Howard Blackburn. of Eatonville.
and Miss Stella Tiffany, of Center
moreland William Young and Miss
Isabella Ross, of Falls. and to George
:. Personius. of Cardine, n. V, and
Miss Anne Il. Bailey, of Ulysses. n.
Y. '.a@
The following jurors have been
drawn for the April term OF court:
Grand dgjnrors--Edgar Sampson, Wind
ham; Truman S. Vaughn and Stanley
J. Miller. North Branch: L. p. wal
ter, Northmoreland: Alfred Coke.
Baintrim; Thomas Reynolds. Fred NJ.
Osterhout, Factoryville; \. IT. Stom-
ling, a G.. Gregory. Meshoppen bor-
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on, Tunkhannock township; Nicholas
Fl. Davis, Mehoopany: Casper Dendler,
Thomas Thompson, David Dckerson,
NoXen; Byron $. Evans, Edmund
Dana, x Eaton; Frank Foreman, Tunk-
hammock township. Jessie II. Squier,
Nicholson township: Robert Jayne,
Washington; John Patterson. Monroe:
Mervin f. Burgess. North Branch.
Trial jurors. first week-Frank Gay.
Northumberland; william II. George.
Emerson G. Pratt, Meshoppen; Lewis
f. Camp, Peter r. Borden, Tunkhan-
mock; Leroy Kasson, Oscar r. Adams.
Forkston; Martin v. Keeney, w. Scott
Whitcomb, John h. Edwards, Bran
trim; Hiram G. Titus, Lemon Warren
G. Benson, Dorrance Jayne, Gregg
Harding, Benjamin Harding. Eaton:
William Hodgson, w. s. Stark,
Frank d. Miller, Tunkhannock town
shipi G. g. Brown, Braintrim; Isaac
sickler Monroe; Henry June, William
Frtibel. Mehoopany: Edward L. Pace.
- w" Harvey, A. III. Russell, Wash
'inston James Ball, Clinton; James S.
Frear, Falls; Schuyler r. Grow. North
Rranch; N. E. Marcy, Nicholson
township; James Swartz. owen G..
Mahon, George Smalser, Overfeld:
Edward Baker. NoXen; Tenson Ben
ninger. Meshoppen township; Martin
" Townsend. Factoryville; V. r.
Robinson, Windham. Petit ,ju rors,
second week-Jacob Wilsey. Albert
Fitch! clark Winans. William j. Nc
Kuns, II. Dewitt Kyle. George A.
Reeves, Falls; Charles f. Hahn, Levi
I.a France, Meshoppen; Otis McCrack-
en-. Charles r. Burgess, Tunkhannock:
Henry 'Stonier, Edward w. Hight,
Tunkhannock township; Davis G.
Rack. C. NJ, Parker. Joseph f. Hard
ing, Ceorge w. Stanton, w. +. Shields,
Allen Jayne. Charles II. Kicker, Mich
olson; osArthur q. Jennings. Stoe ].
4. Wallet, Mehoopany; John Gay. Exc
ter: e.. H." Drake. Edward Ney. Sam
"uel Armstrong, Eaton: Joshua Trow-
bridge. windham; James Smalley.
FactdENyillc; Lester Race. Christian
VI. Fos. s.yNorthmoneland; Peter Fraley,
Richard crosby NoSen; William Ster-
ling. Washington: orrin p. Farr. Fork
ston John j.. Champion, windham:
Severson D.. Crispell, Monroe; George
w Decker, Lemon.
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