The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-08-27
DUNMORE.

Dunmorcans were greatly surprised and amused
yesterday to read in the New York and Philadcl.
phia papers that a cyclonic cloudbnrst and wind
storm combination struck this town SATURDAY
morning and caused a great deStwlct ion of prop.
crty. The report stated that "ncarly every build
ing was more or less damaged" The fact is the
cyclone was merely a heavy rainfall and the
damage done was very slight. This correction
VIII, We hope, stop any relief movement that
may be forming IN Sorantqn
The Pennsylvania Coal company's miners will
be paid today AT all tho mines here
Miss Emma Miller. OF Min street, has returned
from Buffalo. after spending a week at the Pan
American exposition.
big crowd saw Orin RCchWith, Of ST louis
walk eighteen miles and two laps in four hours at
Keystone grove last night lie complained Of the
condition Of the ground, which will be TODAY
repaired
The CadN Drum corps, under its venerable
leader John Hughes, paradcd the principal street.
in town last night
Letters remaining unclaimed during the period
ending Aug, -, 1901 Persons calling for these
letters Will please say advertised: Nellie Dcv.
croduN, Walter Fltz>imInons. Camilla Mast
Ntaika Ji,an, &. G. Grow, 2ll2 Adams avenue :
Sadie lrmbusk, ", Guy IIawlcy. 2G7 Madison
avenue; Josephine Hcalcy 23S Walnut street /;
John +, IlaGgcrty, ms Driukcr streot Rate
Murray. pos Willow street; Winifrcd McIcon
Nettic Matthews Thomas Rowan, for Patrick
Mcilugh; Mrs, Sarag, James Shcchan, SIS Tavor
avenue; Nelson Titus, Joshua Thickott G18 Quiu.
cy avenue; Ida Wnermutc, j. j. Williams lief
fcrson avenue and Green Ridge street (2l: C>opak
AndraS, CarmIla GcSi,
Cards have been received by friends in town
announcing the approaching marriage Of Rev j.
l.. kreamcr, former pastor OF the Baptist church
here,
Miss Allie Taft, oi North Blakcly street is
spending some time with friends at Iawlcy and
Big Pond
Mr.. and Mrs, William Huber, Of Delaware
street arc sight seeing in Buffalo and Toronto
Misses Kate Ward and Hannah Wynn are sight.
seeing at the Pan. American
A. p, McDonough Is at Hartford, Conn.
where hc went to select now line of coaches
from the factory Of IIinCks & johnson
Rev. VI. b. Donlan Is in Philadelphia where
he went to attend the funeral Of his old friend,
Rev. Father Barry Vhich occurred yesterday.
Misses Agnes and Tllic Cullen have returned
from a weeks stay in Atlantic city,
James Hopkins. Of New York city, is spending
his vacation with his father, DR.. B, G. Hopkins
of Drinker street.
Henry Boes left on SATURDAY. for Newark, N
w., where he has accepted a lucrative position
as confidential clerk in large brokerage house
Miss Mollie IIealey, Of Chestnut street, has re.
turned from ten day stay at the sca,horo
Mrs =, j, Reilly and daughters, Lillian and
Marjorie, and Miss Alice Gaughln, oi Brookbn
are visiting Mrs, Nanlor, Of Pine street.
II, 4. Dcpuy, Of Electric avenue, lost his Nalu-
able troting horse, Dan, last night after a severe
case Of collie,
r. y. Davis and son, Ha,old, OF Blakcly street
leave this morning ior weeks stay AZ the Pan.
American
John O'Boylc, Of Boston, is the guest Of friends
in town.
Miss Mary LOTUS Of Potter street, is visiting
friends in Derby, Conn,