The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-12

scranton, is seriously Ill at her nome
on Hyde Park avenue.
Born--To Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L.
York, of North Main avenue, Il dargh-
ter.
e. A. t;ynon, Ed. Morse and Fred H.
Robinson have composed q march,
which will bc known as "'rhe Electric
city Wheclmcn's March" 1t will be
out Of the press in u few days.
Mrs. Minor Nerley. Of North Rebecca
avenue, is confined TO her home by Ill
ness.
Arthur and jeanette, children of
Clerk of the Courts and Mrs. T. J..
Daniels are i'll at their home on North
Hyde Park avenue.
Charles Dougherty, the operator III
charge of the Western Unions West
Scranton office, spent sunday at his
home in Wilkes Barre.
The mission services at Holy Cross
church are attracting large assem-
blagcs ut each service.
The T.. e. w. foot ball squad held II
signal practice meeting last night in
the club house. and figured it ont how
they will annhilate the Green Ridge
Wheelmen OH Thanksgiving day.
The remains of HE lat" Edwin
Thomas arrived here yesterday from
Monongahela city. Pa, aud were taken
to the home of deCcased's sister, Mrs.
Conner Price. 2.3 South Hyde Park
avenue. from which place The funeral
will take place at go o'clock this af
tcrnoUn.
The funeral OF Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Williams child will take place this at
lernoon from the house. 622 North Main
avenue.
Aaron James, III" marble dealer, Is
i'll at his; home. corner of Jackson street
ana Grant avenue.
Mrs. G.. 4. shepard. of Forest city
returned home yesterday from IL visit
with Dr. and Mrs. 6. Il. Reynolds. of
North Main avenue. Mrs. Shepard was
on her way home from New York, where
she visited her son John, who is scrv-
ing at Bellevue hospital
Harry Mason. jr.. of Eynon street.
has returned tome from Mt. Pocono.
where he enjoyed hunting for several
days.
Miss Stella O'Mallcy. of ol06 jackson
street. WAS rendered a surprise party
recently by n number of friends.
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Graham. of Us Third street. died re-
Gently, ana was Inferred in the cathc-
drai cemetery.
Mrs. John M. Bcvan and daughter.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jones. of Hampton street
left last evening for cleveland. Ohio.
john l<elIow. ST.. Of IIonesdale. is the
guest of Alderman kclioW, Of Chestnut
street.
Newton Rhin"har!. of Buffalo is Wis
itins his fatherir-law, Mr.. jones, of
North Bromley avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ware. Of Dickson
City. spent yesterday in West SCran-
ton.
The chrysaMthcmum social. under the
auspices of st. Pauls Pioneer CORPS
will be held at III" knights, of Column
bus rooms on Wednesday evening. De-
cemher II. The corps has elected Wal
ter McNichols as president, +. w. Early
secretary and James Mairou treasurer
of the Outing club. which will hold an
encampment next summer.
The ninth annual apron and necktc
social Of st. Patrick.s Ladies' |. e. g.
L. viii be held at Mears' hall on
Thanksgiving eve, Wednesday, Novem-
Der -.
\ daughter recently frightened the
home of MIR. and Mrs. \. Hartwick Of
South Bromley avenue.
Miss Mary Cannon. of Twenty-iirst
street. entertained a. large number of
friends at her home recently.
The odOrc Dryden. of South Lincoln
avenue. left yesterday for Michigan, in
the interest of Mccave & Brooks.
Born-'ro Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hop
kins. OF Fellows street. Il daughter.
Ticket No. 123 won the prize at the
drawing for a writing desk for the
benefit of Reese Bryant. held recently.
The Cleaners and Little Cleaners of
The Simpson Methodist Episcopal
church have opened a runnage sale at
the corner of Main avenue and I.afay-
cite street.