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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

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TOR 9urpstb, aemOig, q. at DR. sr
pluoIelig oso df ct 5jertsilag. Den
afDgbe 6apoe / mango Oar Oarst 5orz
muno for ben iteblige 8aabsnbrsorez
afoeling og buDDe tiolisere Deret
franf Goniularagent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

Rinqrfberfeften. geisget
paa 5efpfaofen / Ssnoerborg par pea
6obeofeitoagen tort. ut bemme tftsr
De Tol9te Qoeangstssn bar Der baret
omtrsnt 5000 gsrioHer. aongs bleo
unqtarl Better geterien at g~ebolgaaro.
deftens fsrite Dag. Geroag. forIe6
feitens ferite Dag, Ssnoas. forIsb
obsrmaabe gobt. Befs9tt bar iaa
itcrt iom alorig tiiforn.
Ben Optoget gennsm 8pen, Der baO7
De iamme Drag fom Deb be tiOligs;s
4ineriosfsiter, taltes 105 aptters,
ION ale bsltog / aampen ON GeOins
iterne.
geleg,t MAJ sftsr be iolgte aDs
qan9stegn oufGttes til 1900 Per.
Toner. Acknowledgements inobraete oms
trent 1900 SIT, benimoo eco Wt. mt.
re eno / 5jor.
aongspramisn tilfalot SadO jun.
Mjang.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

ST Morb2 Jorlsben Tdnbtes /
en- Meraelqrop pda 9aarDejer 6.
gbriftenfens Warf | 6erslep Deo 5rts
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teref. men Der families intet al be lab
panliae Drufningstsgn. 5pdo Der
besuben gsr Sagen mistantelig sr, at
bet bar o~mbpsseIis omDunoet meo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

Som Sfo0e. 0a ben
omtrsnt 70 aariae Aitagtsmonb 6bri
ftion ebriitenien poa 5ifl6bmari PAL
Dis par beo at trGtie e BAR 6eite til
ganbs. bar ban. iaa nbeloie. at bar.
beb at TONNE inn imetlem oisie, tom
til al faloe. Den enc 6eit foq I'D u
ramte BAN Ter grpiiet. Den tiltalo!e
Gage faitncQ. at to 8ib6en bar bret
fsoe. Dog ital Der lite rare 5are Tor
Wlanbens Qib.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

6n 0pftnbelfs. 5abrifant
anuoien. 9olitebro. bar giort en- Dr.
hnbelie ~peorsrenoe Rioe6julet, / Def BET
er lntte0es BAN peo en- 5orbinoelie al
5anobiut og a9Oe at tonitruere ct BE-
pGgeliqt Gear, iadlsoes al s0iulrioe
rem. naar ban enifer bet, tan foranblf
i'm Maitines Scar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

Ere 5oregangsmen Gei
tql. ounIte QanobusboloringsislIta5
mebbeler / I'm ms ubtomns 8ersinins.
at oet iibite Mar bar uobelt Ire 59s
oersbelgnninger for 2anoboflir, o.
be er aas tilfaloet jpoite 9s6e6eHcer.
8e ire m9nDs Napne er:
6usmanb 3bomas Gbriitian Sen.
fen af 8spl, e. Omms SOgq. ia.
milien bsItaar af ManD, acns og 4
9srn.
6usmonb MnDers Gbriitsnien al
a~jerftrup, Nerre Snsbe Sogn.
goefsmano Niels SEMEN AZ grG-
bemdrf, g. Smme Sogn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

Terie6grn. Cber 1000 5ss
riebern fra agbsnbaon % 5reotritss
berg blib / Suli beIgrg:t frit paa
9anoet ~ til Frit Sommerop6olo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

gniubiIerenoeS ernbane
ftifter Qeeat. SDofnnite Sernz
banen bolot forlsoen % Mars Subj
lram. 3 QnleOning At Su6ilaet bar
9erabaneietItdbet itiftet Ct ge9at pal
$500 Sroner, 6poraf 9entsrne /
Bo.tioner paa 100 8r. bill pare At
nobele til Barn al 5unttionarer, Der
bar b9ret / gaaens 3iensite / % 4ar,
I'll oioere lo0angelie / Ct eIer anost
sac.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

QnbraQenoei ON tpff aifs
fefprog. Som meooslt git noale
5bilere Ter Tort lib iioen / 2siitirte=
bp fra 6us til 6us Ter at inmls I'm
eerfrifter til en- Petition ON at faa
inoiert init @uosiisneite / 2sitiirtss
bp. Ulan bar lite oberorsten nsir
reanenoe meo llnoeritrifierne. og paa
oennt Mlaaee blso 5aGet fo~rbolosDis
tort. airteforitanoerTtabe bar imies
lsrtio nj afaipet BEN grfI9ring. at
Der inqen 5rane Ct til Steoe til II
tage 9etitionen til 6slge. Gn far
celes i~aqinnoia Tano ital besuben
BABE uotalt ben 5%ormening. at bennf
Petition life par fremeaaet al obey
Oreoen tirtelia Snierssie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10
Stort StsteaoossuoiaIg

$500 Globe steel Range IS in. holes
oven 17iax21. Reservoir x high
closet Plain no u ckei.4.. stn.1b
Saag Globe steel Range. IS hoIes
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closet part nickel 4z..-=# SEA. IS
5000 Globe steel kaug - IN. holes
oven SKI 1872, Reservoir Il high
clio Ct, full nickel 80. 1900 $50 so
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

et Orore til at forlabs aanbet inbsn
fire Tiger. Smiolsrtio nil Def pqre
tpipliomt. ON %llooisniugen bill tunns
o~pretboloes. oa ben uoOiite. naur unos
iaaes bans 8eltaeelie / arigsn 1864.
alorig bar iorlaet I'm 5soebp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

Drufnet bsb gdoHiHg /
9rams u q. 9snimoc AfteH foriss
Den oruiueoe Deb gdeniHg / Grdm "a
lIn6srmeeriit 5esien fra Gramto
Weisri. Ct gaHIis unat Wenueiie. Der
par 1erc unge Wenneitsr til S.soe,
men ingsH tunoe bjRfpe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

6|borfor 0reb 6olfteins
2ebrebOrg lite biloe mep /
Mtinifteriet. 6eire5lao4t Bort
9aab~ baboe til Grep 6olIteinz qsbrss
borg ieaot fslgenoe Sperssmaal:
s6Dab er 9runoen til. Al 9rtb
6oliteins 9eorsborg lite bar biaet ina
trGoe / 8abinettet 8eunber2"
9erpaa bar 8laoet mobtaget III
genoe Sbar:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10
Reodttionen At Bort Qano

9aa Deres oirette Spsrgsmaal ON,
..bporfor ieg lite bilbe inotr9oe i aas
binettet 9euber", amer jeg bet for
min 9ligt at Ipare:
at LEGION Den nupGren6e aonieilss
prriioent / BET eneite forbereoenbe Mez
be, boori jeg paa bans Opfororing
oeltpg, itile0e fig oberoroeHtlig imcz
befommenoe ober for mig Deo at iii
bpOe mig life Blot ubenrigsminiiteriet.
men eoentuel: 4 anoet Uliniiterium,
jeg maatte pEi.e. ielD aonieilspr1iis
bet, Iaalebes mao @runben til min
09gring oeo at inotr1oe / ct Wlin.
fterium. bois 9annelie ieg amer Tor
tt itort og dfggrenoe 5remitriot. tun
fsges /, at ieg for 3ioen life bill BEL
tage / bet politiite Gin, en- geflutnin3,
jeg itrafs meonelte Or. 8eunber ~
be sorise tiliteoep9renbe 6errer, og
ION efter mine uota!elier / 1890 life
fan oberroite nDgen.
9eorebcrg, ben "a. Suli 1901.
@GrbsoigIt
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

COB SbBmmer. Gn INA
Yianb beo R1Dn Ctto @alf iosmmsz
= forleoen II 9unge ooer 4iae5elt,
~meofprenbe en- 9oao, ION ban trat msO
I9 ! en- Snor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

@fbsb 9eternn. 5orleom BE-
be ( 9riHiansfelot en- at 8sieranerat
ira 3 Qars 9riaen. 3ansbrogsmdno
Qis 9yranf / Qaer / en- aloT at g
2lar. 6an par meo beo llbfalost ia
6reocricia 0tn 6. Suli 1919 og mon
100 for uoDiit 5apperbeb .6Gbcrsts7s
Hst umiobtlbart sfter Slaget. VI
9rcfesFcn bar ban Wsaer, % al ban
ogiaa / bette Stntfe bar ongtig q
paate0sIia. talsr ben aenosgsrning To-.
OF ban I SO 4ar bar npret UeiferIpero
/ 4aer 8is1e. iuotiI ban fUr 10 Nc
fioen paa @runo al gigi matte tage
lin Qflteo. Chen zen 3io lige mo
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CO af6olot, bebgner nGppe al tilfsjes.
DIT bar altio IN 8lqoe for BAN.
near Ban tunoe tomms III dt fcrtTIe
bar genie o. unge ON geairsHbs=
= ne / lin miHbeb9ro ige &rig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10

1ibtia Rug6sft. Zen 22oe
Sui bpiteoes BEN fsriie uoone Rna
hos gddroeier 9ons r. 6~briFeuien
/ 5oftlunb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-08-10
greseaaifs Senot frit pan f%orianaenoe.

opiat bet TIE. Grin %ssbhttess til: DIR. TAFT BROS. MEDIcI>
10th st. New York City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
Arranging for q Banquet.

The knights of st. George. which
is composed mainly of st. Mary's Ger
man catholic church members. have
appointed a committee and arrange
mcnts are already under way for a
grand New Years celebration which
will eclipse any thing ever attempt
ed on this side in social way The
affair will take the form Of Il banquet
for members only aud will be followed
by a grand ball.
The decorations will call forth the
best thought ana ingenuity Of those
W hu make the decorative art study
and a business while the banquet ar
rangements will Ee e..tirely in the hands
of the ladies who will be under the
direction and supervision of wei!
known chef. \ committee meeting was
held Yesterday and Chairman August
Rehncr explained the Importance of
having the best talent and the best
music that can be obtained. The CON-
mittee is as follows: Messrs. August
Rehner Charles Hcen, Fred Scnker,
Matthias Thees. Michael Wctter, Adam
Quiedolpil. John Moran.
August Rehncr has been head of the
society as director since its institution
several years ago and there are now
l3a members on the roll. The othe,
officers are president. George Miller:
vice president. William Jansen: secre-
tary and treasurer, ed. c. kioS: SER
gcant- t-at-arms. Joseph Fischer: assist
ant sergeant arms. Michael Wetler
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04

Rev. Albert llerforth, who was re-
Gently selected BY the congregation of
the Prospect Avenue German Metho-
dist Episcopal church as their pastor,
Is a young man of fine appearance and
pleasing address. and has already made
many friends among the members Of
his congregation and others in South
Scranton with whom he has come III
contact. He was born IN Germany,
thirty-eight years ago, and was gradu-
atcd from ono of the famous colleges
Of that country. Arriving in this coun-
try only "a little over two years ago. he
has already acquired Il good know ledge
of the English language, which lie
speaks nuently.
His first call was to the German
Methodist church III Harrison. y. j.,
from which he came to this city, with
the very highest testimonials. The rev.
crend gentleman. who with his wife
has taken up his residence at Gil Birch
street. in rear of the church, is well
pleased with his new charge and with
the city and surroundings.
There was a large attendance at yes
tt-day's services. both morning and
evening. when til" new pastor took his
text from ! t.pistle of st. Peter. ":2i.
The text at night was from the same
cpistle and chapter. commencing at the
twenty-second Verse. Revival services
will commence today in the church aud
continue for two weeks. Rev. Bobu-
lin will have charge of the services this
evening. Pastor Iierforth will hold SER
vices tomorrow. and on Wednesday the
services Will be conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Rice, presiding elder of this dis
tri,I
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
Among the Churches.

The choir of Plymouth church gave
q splendid rendition of 20 Hear MY
Prayer" last evening. Mrs. John Nor
Sans, in her obligato solo. was at her
best. ana her effort was very effective.
The choir as now constituted is in posi-
tion to render great service nj the reg
ular sunday meetings. Thankss giving
and Christmas music is being rehearsed
weekly. Rev. T.. A. Boyle preached
two forc"ful sermons yesterday. The
attendance at both services was very
large The Sunday school, under the
leadership of Conner Reese, are prcpar-
ing n Christmas cantata.
The festival of the reformation was
observed yesterday ut 81. Marks Luth-
crHn church. Holy communion was OBJ
served at the morning service ANA n
home missionary festival was held in
til" evening, at which The sunday
school rendered a missionary pro-
Sramc, and an Offering was taken UP
for missionary work.
Miss Daisy Hall and T. Il. Wilson
sang ut the Jackson Street BAPTIST
church last evening. Dr. de Gruchy
gave a short talk ON "thrist and the
Working Man
n srecia! congregational meeting of
st. Marks Lutheran church Will be-
held this evening at $50 O'Clock.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
st Brenden's Council. Y. M. I.

'rhr meubcrs of ST. Rrcnden's cnun-
ell Young Mems Institute. cnnten-
plat" giving another minstrel pertor-
nance during the coming winter: AMI
With that end in view have organized
u company. RchearsIiH have already
begun under the direction of Prof. John
T.. Watkins. and this alone inSur"S its
success. if the last performance is talk
Ell as u criterion. \ meeting of the
company was held yesterday afternoon
IN the rooms, nj which the plans for tho
performance were discussed. III. boys
expect to spring several surprises OH
I h il. friends.
\ members social will be held at
M"ars' hall tomorrow evening. under
the direction OF the house committee.
which includes William Nans;on.
Thomas Fleming. William L.arkin and
Edward McLain The lady friends OF
the council will participate. Leo
Crossin will play for the dances. and
special election returns will be re-
c"iv"d during the evening. The con-
mi,tcc bad intended holding Til" social
in the club house. but owing to til"
large number who have signiticd their
| intention OF attending it wns necessary
to secure Mears hail.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
New Welsh Baptist Church Opened
to the Public-Thomas Llewellyn
Injured in Bellevue Mine.

The new Welsh Baptist church, on
Church avenue. was opened Yesterday
TO the congregation and public for the
first time. At q Il. III. special prayer SER
vices We're held, and at 10 q. III. the
regular morning sermon was preached
III Welsh by the pastor Rev. w. IT,.
Dawes. At y. IN. u reunion OF the
congregation was held, when the fol-
lowing programme was observed: Adj
dresses. David Gravel aud David II.
Giifliths: duet, Miss Mary A. Jones
and Julia Williams: uuartehtc. consist
ing of Thomas Reese, Louis Jones. Tyd-
vi Reese and Annie Reese; solos, Ed
ward Morgans and Louis Hughes; reci-
taiicrs by the little children.
The ediicc is OF wood, built in the
Gothic style. 1t is I2Xi6 fcct and has
seating capacity for 800 persons. The
auditorium is 46X40 ard has circular
pews. Back of tho pulpit is the robing
rooms and baptistry. and back Of this
is the lecture room. In the basement
is tho Kitchen, with all the modern
convcnienccs The dedication will not
take place until next month
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
Sunday Foot Ball Games.

A number of foot ball games We're
played in West Scranton yesterday
morning and afternoon, but the NM
itcd police force was totally inadequate
To cope with the situation rs soon
as tho day officer Would drive the
players away from one playground
they would seek another ana resume
their games.
Large crowds were assembled on the
Browns grounds. near the brick yard
pond, and the Acrts' grounds in West
Park. and at several other places games
were IN progress. Uniformed players
passed through the streets. followed
hy large crowds. ana attracted much
attention.
Another nuisance which the police
are unable to cope with Is The sunday
night loafrls on Main avenue. Jackson.
Wushburn. Lafayette. Scranton ana
other streets. This sort of thing mas
become such u disgrace that respect
able people cannot pass along these
streets without being subjected to in-
sulting remarks, ana intimidations. T.e
present police force should BE- doubled
in West scranton To successfully meet
the present requirements,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
New Society Organized.

\ branch of the German Ben .licial
Union of America was successfully in
Slituted on this side Friday night ana
starts Oft With a membership of rhir-
lN-tWo
The new society was organized and
elected officers at the hotel of Fred
Miller. corner OF Willow street and
Pittston avenue, and the aims and Obj
iectS of the order We're thoroughly eX-
planned by Supreme Manager \. T..
Wodcmeyer of pitrston. where the
national headquarters of the union are
located.
The membership includes some of the
most prominent citizens of this side.
The officers elected are as follows:
President, John /. Srhwenkrr: vice.
president. Herman f,nslchart, serrr- .
lary; Ernest l.oeWcnstinr; treasurer,
Fred Miller; marshal, Richard ilelbms ,
senchall George hutH; phy ysiriau, Al-
bert kulb, NJ, a.; trustees, John Dr-
muth, William HetZroth. Car! Schedell.
They were installed by Ar. Wedenall
and Il Short Socia! session followed The
business moctinG,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04

a masquerade party was held al the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ben njamin,
on North Main avenue. Thursday even
ing. i'll honor of their daughter. Miss
F,stel!a. \ very enjoyable time was
had by all present. Games. dancing.
vocal solos by the Misses Weiss and
Hoyt piano solos by Miss Ruth Parry
and Miss Estelle Benjamin and a banjo
solo by Prof William Lewis was the
programme of the evening.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. White, Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Weiss. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sebring. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stariey, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
w. Ben niamin. the Misses Bertha Will
Jams. Cassie Morley. Grace Biddleman,
F.stella Benjamin, Bessie Stanton. Imo-
gene Hoyt. Mabel Weiss. Cora Hallet
Mae Matthews. Elizabeth Haldeman.
Ruth Parry Beatrice Hudson. Ethel
hudson, Mae Pryor. Ida IGler. ana
MeSsrS. Hammond. Labar, Sam New
ton, William Fisher, Howard Rothcr-
NAL. William Smith. David Copeland.
Peter Lynn. William Lewis, Garfield
Davis. Griffith Thomas, Thomas Car
wardine. William Igler, Henry Dan
vers, Albert Benjamin. John Morgans
Mr.. ard Mrs. James Burns, of 1Slj
Bloom avenue. We're pleasantly sur
prised Thursday evening by a few Of
their friends, in honor OF Mr.. Burns
birthday. Games and other party
amuscments We're indulgcd in until a
seasonabe hour. when refreshments
We're served, after which the guests
present departed for their homes. wish
ing Mr.. Burns many more years of
happy life.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs
Michael Burns, Mir. and Mrs. James
Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke Burns, Mr.
and Mrs. Lawrence Burns. Mr.. and
Mrs Thomas Burns, Mr.. and Mrs. p.
i. McHalc. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Kane
Mr.. ard Mrs. Thomas Fox, Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael l'oy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Melbaum Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
cronc. Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley, Mr.
aud Mrs. John Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Regan. Mr.. and Mrs. y. j,
Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. John Burns, Mr..
and Mrs. William Burns. Mr.. and Mrs
John Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Burke,
Mr.. ana Mrs. II. w. Lotus, Mrs. *.
Donnelly, Mrs. Il. Walsh, Misses Mary
r.. Burns, Teresa Burns, Bella Burns
Dora Burns, Margaret Burns, Lydia
McHale. Agnes Brennan, Emma Burns,
Mary Donnelly, and Messrs. James j.
McDcrmott. Thomas Mcliale Michael
Burns, james Donnelly ana Joseph
Burns.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04

Miss Muudc Daley. Of Prospect ave-
nue. was very pleasantly surprised by
Il number of her friends Friday even
ing. She was equal to the occasion,
and entertained them in a sunlptuous
manner Games of all descriptions
We're induiged in during the course of
the evening and at a late hour the
guests departed for their home.
Those present We're The Misses
Bessie curel Sarah 'urel, Grace
Bourne. Lizzie jenkins. Cora Daniel.
Lizzie Daniel, Maude Daley, Rachel
Daley. Name liMNin. Mrs. Daley:
Messrs. Guy Grtliths, ELLIS Daley, Az
thur GriggS. Thomas Wiltshire. Jake
Knapp, Fred Daley, John Daley and
Mr.. and Mrs. y. hatcher. Several se-
lccl.ons We're rendered by the rarna-
lion uuart"tte, Guy Gritliths, George
Moruug, Thomas WiltShr" and Ar
thur lnig2S
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
Washburn Street Church.

At the services yesterday. talents
We're again distributed. Some have re-
turned theirs already with the increase.
y slight effort on the part Of each one
at this time will enable the church to
close the year free Of debt.
Miss Lydia Sailor concluded her SER
vices yesterday with II delightful solo
at the evening service. Miss Jessie Pol
hamuS sang Il solo. with good effect. at
the morning service. The chorus choir
is progressing nicely.
The third "Wednesday evening Of this
month, at the conclusion of prayer
meeting. will occur the annual election
of officers for the Bible school.
Next Thursday evening the Misses
Sanders will conduct Il talent musicale
at their home. 9l5 West Elm street. All
are cordially invited. y silver Offering
will he received.
This evening the CANA MI society y
will meet in regular session. when the
presence of every member is desired.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Harrison r, Andrews. of Worcester,
Mast, returned home on Saturday. lie
came here to attend the funeral of his
mother. the late Mrs, Andrews.
Joseph d. Lewis, of Washington. D.,
G., is spending a few days IN the city,
having come home 10 vote. lie Is at the
homo Of his mother Oh Nest Locust
street.
of Main avenue and jackson street.
will leave today for an extended visit
with relatives in Paterson, y, j.
Owing Ia the regular monthly mis-
sionary prayer meeting of the First
Welsh Baptist church being held this
evening the meeting ~ the Mems
League Will be postponed for one week,
when tn" subject for discussion viii he
Race Prejudice David }. Davis will
open discussion and several others win
follow.
John T.. Johns has been awarded the
contract FOR furnishing the plumbing
work AT the West Side hospital, whore
a number of improvements are being
made.
Mrs. w, j. l.. Davis ana two children
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-04
Funeral of Mrs. Lloyd.

Services over the remains of the late
Mrs. Jonah Lloyd We're held at the
family home in Bellevue OH Saturday
afternoon and We're conducted by the
Rev. John y. Moifat, pastor of the
Washburn Street Presbyterian church,
and Rev. William Davies, pastor of the
Bellevue Welsh culVillStic Methodist
church, Th" n;crmcnt was made in
the WaShburn street cemetery.
Both cletSymcn spoke feelingly of the
deceased. and referred to her Christian
character y nuartettc from the Wash
burn street church and Bellevue church
sang number of selections, \ large
number of floral offerings We're in cvi-
dence. The pallbearers Were: John T..
Jones, Thomas Freeman, John +. Jones,
William T.. Williams and Henry Browns
inn
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THE SCRANTON TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER 4, 1907.

Il. l.. Robathan won the phono-
graph recently chanced off at Fuller's
cigar store. His ticket was No. 13o
The swedish Citizens club will meet
this evening in the French Roof hall.
Miss Martha Watkins. teacher In No.
il school. has so far recovered as to be
able TO resume her duties in the school
room.
The William Connell Glee club have
dispensed with rehearsal for this week.
They VIII meet as usual on Tuesday
evening the 18th inst.
The Choral society under the leader
ship of William i. Davis had Il we'll
attended rehearsal last evening. They
viii meet ON Wednesday evening next
when the trio comprising Mrs. Lizzie
Hughes Brundagc. Mr.. John w. Jones.
ana David Stevens will give their first
rrnCi ion
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Thomas Llewellyn Injured.

Thomas Llewellyn. Of Wayne avenue,
had II narrow escape from death Satur-
day morning. while at work in the Won
Storch minc. LleWellyn is employed as
Il driver. ana while going down the
plane the mules started to run.
1lewellyn could not stop them in thei,
wild flight and tried to sprag the
wheels Of the ears. While doing this
the cars Jumped the track and pinned
him to the side. where he was found a
few minutes after. and was later re-
moved to his home in n carriage. He
was badly bruised aud will be confined
to his home for some time. No bones
were broken.
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SOUTH SCRANTON
NEW PASTOR OF THE GERMAN
M Z. CHURCH.

Rev. Albert Herforth Is Fast Making
a Deep Impression OH the Religious
Life of This Part Of the City-Ger-
man Beneficial Society Organized.
Miss Maud Daley rendered a Sur
prise Party--Knights of st. George
to Have a New Years Celebration.
Other Matters of Interest.