The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-28
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS

\ daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Miles. Of North Main
avenue. The well-knoWn musician is
receiving the congratulations of his
friends
Miss Margaret LadWig. of North
Hyde Park avenue, and Miss Eliza beth
Davis, of North Main avenue. have re-
turned home from "A three weeks visit
in Rhode Island.
Mr.. and Mrs William White. of stark
court. welcomed new son at their
bone recently
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r.. Kern and chill
dren. of scranton street, are sojourn-
ing at the seashOrC.
\ very important business meeting
"f the West SIDE Prohibition league will
be held in Morgar's hall "Wednesday
evening.
John Wheeling ana Henry NJ Will
Jams. two w,ll-known young men. left
last night for Buffalo. After few
days at the exposition, they will Jour
noy ON to Chicago, whore they viii
make their home
Frank Jones. tn" Wcll-known young
druggist, of South Main avenue left
yesterday afternoon for few days
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Attorney John Il. Edwards. of South
Main avenue, has returned home from
sujourn at Lake Wimola.
J. :. Swishrr. district passenger
agent of the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey, is confined to his home. on
South Main avenue" by illness.
Operations We're resumed YESTERDAY
at the Continental mines. after an idle
ness of two weeks.
Harry Morgan, of Thirteenth street.
iS home from "A TWO weeks stay at
Lake Winola.
7 j. Quiunan of Lafayette street. is
spending his vacation at the Pan
American expusi,ion.'
p. j. Morgan, of lriundalc, is he
guest of Fred Phillips, of Jackson
street.
q. l.. FrantH and son, of Wilkes
Barre are the guests of friends on
South Main avenue.
Miss Margaret Jones. of Rock street.
is spending her vacation at Spring
Brook.
Mrs. John Jones and daughter Lin
| DAN of Academy street have returned
from an extended trip through the
West.
John Il, Williams, of Fourteenth
street, has returned from Ocean Grove
and Ashury Park
a meeting of Local union, No, 1872
United Mine Workers of America, will
be held this evening i'm u. u, Evans
hall, on South Main avenue.
Harry Randolph and Arthur Ley
shOn, of the Grand Union Tea COM
pany. are spending their vacations at
the Pan American exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Bcvan, Of
| North Main avenue. are spending the
summer at Lake ldleWild.
Bert Bevers, Of South Main avenue,
il on fishing trip at Lake Ariel,
Judge and Mrs. II. NJ Edwards, Of
| South Main avenue, left yesterday for
| Block island
Miss Mary Durkn, of the Continental
is in Philadelphia, to attend the funeral
| of relative.
Miss Pearl KreSge. Of South Hyde
| Park avenue, is visiting friends in
| New York.
Misses Nellie and Maggie Flynn,
| Della Allen, Winifred Haggerty, Della
Judge and Birdie Carney are at At
| lantiC city.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Raub and
! daughter, Marie, or New YORK, are NlS-
! iting the formers uncle. Oliver Raub,
Of West Elm street. Mr.. Rauh left
yesterday for the Pan-American ex-
! position and Canada, and will return
| Saturday.
Reports received yesterday from the
bedside of q, A. Williams, of Rock
street, who is seriously i'll at Middle
| Granville, y. Y" We're to the effect that
he was no worse, and hopes are now
entertained for his ultimate recovery.
Grace, the young child of Mr.. and
Mrs, William Weber, of ll3 North Gar
field avenue, died yesterday, and will
be buried tomorrow afternoon in the
| Washburn street cemetery.
Norman White, OF TOwanda, Is visit
| ing friends here
| Ruth Jones, Of Morris court; Mrs.
| William Gleason and three daughters,
| Mrs. Joseph Prosser and son, Mr.. and