The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-17

Of North Hyde Park avenue, are on
the sick list.
Miss Edith jenkins, of North sum
ner avenue. is the guest of friends in
Edwardsdale.
Joseph Davis, of North Rebecca ave-
nue.. is spending few days at Lake
Winola.
Ladies and Gents 12iac Linen Collars
for : cents; Mems 25c. Tan Hose for
l@iaC. Mears Il Hagen. -
The annual outing of the Colonial
club will be held tomorrow at Lilly lake,
Arthur Dixon, Harry Bennett and
Fred Kirby are spending few days at
| the Pam american exposition.
Albert Foster, Of Hyde Park avenue,
is home from ten days visit to Buff
| falo. Niagara Falls and Canada.
Miss Gertrude Atkinson, of South
| Main avenue, is spending a ten days
vacation at Atlantic city.
Miss Kate Pfeiffor, of North Hyde
| Park avenue. Is the guest of friends In
| North Towanda.
Miss Sarah McGarry, of Fairview
| avenue, is soiourning at Atlantic city.
Joseph n. Lewis. of Washington, who
| has been spending a part of his vaca-
|
| West Locust street, will return to the
| capital today.
Fine ail-wool Dress Goods at less
| than half price. See our Rummage Sale
advertisement. Mears & Hagen.
The members OF the Ladies' Catho-
| lie Benevolent association of Branch
NO cal will hold basket picnic al
Nay Aug park on Tuesday, August 20
for their members and friends.
| William V. Grifiiths and wife, OF
| North sumner avenue, left yesterday
| for visit with their son at Philadel'
| phia. They will also visit Atlantic City
and Cape May before their return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w. Thayer, OF
South Main avenue, welcomed daugh'
| ter at their home yesterday.
| The Sunday school class in the Gar
| field avenue mission of the Welsh Bap'
tist church. taught by Miss Elizabeth
| Thomas, will conduct lawn social al
| 1913 Swetland street on "Wednesday
| August 2S.
| William II. Wright, of New York, IL
visiting friends and relatives in town
Mrs. J. r. Granacher and children, o.
| North Bromley avenue. have returned
home from a months visit at Tan
ncrsville.
George James, of Division street. Il
| convalescing from an attack of tonsi
litis.
Ladies' Tailor suits. skirts, sill
Waists and shirt Waists for song
Saturday and Monday, Mears 6
| Hagen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart Dunan. of Norti
Bromley avenue, are entertaining rel
atives from Brooklyn, y. Y,
Will Lewis. of Eynon street. til,
popular clothing clerk at Samter Bros,
leaves today for Philadelphia and AT
lantic CITY.
Miss Martha w. Moore, of Rocl
street, is visiting at the home Of Mis-
Matilda Clarke, IA most popular youn.
lady of Lestershire, y. Y.s
Mrs. +. l.. Bertine and daughter
Helen, of Cleveland. O., are the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wrigley, of Soutl
Main avenue.
Dominck Graham, of Eynon street
who was arrested on a warrant sworl
out by Chief Robling. charging hin
with attempted burglary. was dis
charged yesterday, there being no evi
dence against him.
The remains of the late Mrs. Mar,
Ann Taylor, who died at the West sid
hospital, We're taken in charge yeSter
day by decoased's $ daughter, Mrs. Rob
ert Robertson, ana removed to the lat
ter's home at LaCkawanna. from whiC
place the funeral will take place thi
afternoon.
You never heard of such prices a
| v-n Of l..
Saturday and Monday. Mears 1
Hagen. ~
Much interest is being manifested il
the West Side Driving clubs races
which will take place next Thursda
afternoon on the Elmhurst speedway
The past ChanCellors of the Knight
of Pythias held meeting in Masoni
hall last evening to go over the sccre
work of the order
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Reed and famil
and Mrs. Christian Fiehler have re
turned from a few days encampmen
at Hartford.
The First Baptist church and Plym
outh congregational church people wi
unite in union services all day tomor
row a the Plymouth church. Re,
S. F. Mathews will have charge of tn
services.
Rice Prosser, of Bellevue, who wa
taken to the hospital Thursday ever
Ing, is suffering from a fracture
thigh. His condition is not serious.
The members of the oxford Glee clu
will meet at 10 South Main avenu
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock to re
hearse the selections they will sing o
Labor Day at Lake Lodore.