The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-22
TAYLOR.


NJ. and Mrs. Frederick Courtright
of Union street entertained on ffi-
day evening in honor of the former $
mother. Grandma Courtrisht of Par
sons. The evening hours were past
pleasantly in diversions incident Tor
such occasion. Delicious refreshments
were served. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick courtrl@ht
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Buckman, Mr.. ana
Mrs John Watkins. Misses Grace
Buckman. Ray Morgans. Ida Court
right, Francis Watkins, Miss Galiagh-
en- ". Dewitt Edwards. George BUCK
man, Arthur Morgans. Edward ana
Harry Watkins. Thomas Evans, Thom-
as Armstrong and Mr.. and Mrs T. j.
Davis of Taylor; Grandma Courtrlsht,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson and sons, RoN
and Leslie, of Parsons, Miss Kate CAL
lagher, of Scranton, and Grandma
Winslow, of Tunkhannock. The Wat
kins family and Miss Roy Morgans rem
dered instrumental selections ana SOLOS
were given by Arthur MorSans and 4.
Dewitt Edwards. which added much to
the pleasure of the occasion.
The knights of Pythias lodge, NO.
46.. attended memorial service at the
Calvary Baptist church Sunday morn
inc in memory Of the late president,
William Mckinley. Pastor Rev. Dr.
RI. Fl. Harris preached a very eloquent
and forciblc sermon appropriate tor
the occasion which was attentiVely
listened to by the members of the or
eanization and the large congregation
in attendance. The favorte hymns OF
the late president was rendered by tn"
;r,.. II In X n =
rendering an excellent soprano solo.
The Holy city during the service.
The lodged turned out quite strong and
marched in body from their hall to
the church.
The officers of LackaWanna council,
No. "a. Degree. Of PocahontaS, will be
installed at this evenings session ny
District Deputy Mrs. Mary Kinney
and staff
The William Tell Rifle club defeated
the Wilkes Barre rifle team in an ln-
teyesting rifle shoot on Saturday after
noon on the Tell rifle range. The
visitors were Entertained with Il turkey
supper at Hotel Weisenlluh on Union
street. The following is the score:
Tell Rife club--Ulrich Horgel, lHl
points, John Horger, 1S9 points: Ar
car. 81 points: John Deinniger, l3S
points; Mike Strike. ll5 points; Henry
Weisenl!uh, 40 points. Total, I'm
points. Wilkes -Barre-Captan Ban
field, A7 points; j. W. Doran, l3S
points: c. Burns, 49, points; j, a, Mil
Ter. l19 points: ii. G. Line, l53 points:
j. j. Miller, lio points. TotaI' l''-s
points.
Ill, N
lor mine, was quiet painfully injured
about the back yesterday.
w. II. Peterson, agent of the ID.
H. Co.'S depot. has returned to re-
sumo his position here after filing ii
similar position at Olyphant during the
past week.
For the first time on Friday an effort
was made to run Il street car through
this borough since the strike. when the
South Main avenue car came as far AS
oak street
The Ladies' Aid society of the Welsh
BAPTIST church will conduct II social N
the vestry of the church on Monday
evening, October ~.
The funeral Of May, tho soVon months
old child Of Nj. and Mrs. Daniel Davis,
of Ridge street was held on Friday
Forest Home cemetery
Charles Dibbla, of Iioncadale, called
on friends N town on Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Davis and son, Arthur, "f
Main street. arc attending the PAN
American exposition
W. ii. Davenport, of Soull Main
street. Is seriously recovering from
his recent fitness,
Mrs. W n Davis, Of Main street,
visited her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
George Wade, of old Forge, yester-
dny.
Messrs John Wener and G. II. Van
Horn returned yesterday from weeks
trip 10 the Pam American exposition,
Miss Hannah Jones, OF Bellevue, Vls-
lted relatives in this place on the
Sabbath.
Lily lodge No 939, Independent or
der of odd Fellows, will meet in rcsu-
ial session this evening.
NJ. j. bshorne. of Moosir, visited
friends in this place on Sunday.