The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-14
DALTON.

Isaac Weir, who died on sunday
last, will be buried on Thursday after
noon. The interment will be in the
new cemetery.
+. NJ. Tiffany visited friends in Sus-
puehanna county the carly part of
this week.
Frank Colvin has been confined to
his home this week with grip.
S. T.. Finn is quite Ill with n severe
cold.
There is to be IL school entertain
ment in the Baptist church Friday
evening. February 90, 1901. An excel
lent programme is being prepared un-
der the management Of the principal,
and the affair promises to be very ip-
teresting and entertaining. The price
of admission has been fixed at the low
sum of fifteen cents and ten cents for
children under twelve years of age.
The programme will consist of solos,
dialogues, quartettes, recitations, etc.
Among the features to be presented is
beautiful Japanese fan drill by tlir-
teen young ladies dressed in beautiful
costumes. A laughab'e dialogue, en-
titled Scene in a Photograph Cal
lery," short drama, entitled THE
Widows Night; q selection by the
Sunhower quartette The leading
event of the evening will be the pres
ence of Mrs. Abinadab Sniggles AMI
her talented family of seven beau l.
ful daughters who will entertain the
audience for half hour. Don't fail
TO attend this entertainment.
Jesse Cooper, a student of wyoming
! Seminary, spent Sunday with his par
cnts here Rev. and Mrs. A. w. Cooper.
]. T. Coles lost a valuable horse II
! few days ago from paralysis
Oscar Rozellc has accepted n posi-
ton as travelling salesman for tn,
Grand Union Tea company.
Martin Hurd was a visitor in Scran-
ton yesterday.
In the Baptist church Sunday morn
ing the pastor will preach by request
on the life of Frances Willard. In
the evening the subject Of the dis
course will be "Why I Should Become
a Christian Early in Life" \ cordial
invitation is extended to all.
on Monday afternoon last Mrs. John
b. owens gave a thimble tea to a
number of her friends in honor of her
guest, Miss Sickler. of Wilkes Barre
Among those present were Mrs. STAN
Icy Allen, Mrs. w. II. Hager Mrs. A.
w. Cooper, Mrs. o. p. Stoll Mrs. j
w. Price, Miss Kate Clark, Mrs, Frank
Watts and Mrs. a, +. Thompson, Of
Dalton: Mrs. Barker and Mrs. j, NJ
DAILY. of Scranton, and Miss Marv
Eberly, of Denver, Pa.
Miss Eberley. of Denver, Pa, is tho
guest of Mrs. J. Il. Price.
Miss Sickler. of Wilkes Barre, is the
guest of Mrs. John Owens,
Miss Norton, of Scranton, was th,
guest of Mrs. John W. Il. Coleman this
week. .,....... .....
Mrs, John owens entertained large
party of ladies on Thursday Afternoon
at thimble tea in honor Of her guest
Miss Sickler, of Wilkes Barre, 4 mum
Der of guests from Scranton We're in at
tendance.
Mrs. j. c. Price gave delightful
thimble tea at her home yesterday af
ternoon in honor OF her sister, Mis-
Clark, and Miss Ebcrly, Of Denver
; Pa. Many ladies from Dalton AN,
Scranton attended,
Mrs. Stanley Allen and children spen
part of last week in Scranton as guest
of her father and sister
Jerry Foster was a recent visitor il
Dalton.
. Several of our Dalton young men an
, becoming expert pedestrians, Midnigh
{. walks from Clark's summit in dlivin
= snow storms has no terrors for them,
+ Stanley Allen is absent on "A tw
months European trip.
2 Mrs. H. NJ. Ives is spending the win
4 ter months in California.
: Prospects for prosperous summe
= are very bright. Few houses are like
4 ~ to be for rent, We hear of severa
, Scranton families anxious to locat
r here permanently, If they come ther
y will be little chance for the late comeri
y Although doubtless our wide awak
real estate men will build more home
= as soon as the need of them Is demon
e strated Why should we not MAX
1901 Daltons banner year?
S Miss Foster of Scranton, was tn
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Stanley Allel
= on Thursday.
g II. NJ. Ives. who is spending III
j. month In Wyoming, was the guest {
y friends here on Saturday.
n Mr., and Mrs Lester T.. Butts al