The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-17
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

captain p. J. McAndrew announces
himself as a candidate for delegate
from the First district of the Four
tccnth ward to the Democratic county
convention, to be held in Music hail
on Thursday.
The condition of q. A. Williams. who
is i'll at Middle Granville y. Y, does
not show much signs of Improvement.
1t is expected that an operation will
be necessary in his ease.
All members of the Sloan local, No.
125. are requested to attend the meet
ing tn be held i'm II. ID. Evans hall
this evening.
The local BARRIERS union held meet
ing last evening to consider several
matters of interest to themselves.
, Harry Davis, of South Rchccca ave-
nua. won the smoking set which was
chancod off by Howell 4 Harris on
Saturday evening.
William Thompson. of Lincoln ave-
nue., has returned home from Buffalo.
He was i'm the Temple of Music when
President Mckinley was shot
The executive board of the First
Baptist church held a meeting at the
parsonage on Rock street last even
ing, and discussed the arrangements
for opening the new church building
on Sunday. October 20.
Rev. j. p, Moffat, y. r., pastor OF
the Washburn street Presbyterian
church. and Robert j. Williams, of
South Main avenue. are attending a
meeting of the Lackawanna Prcsby-
terry at HOnesdale.
Announcements have been issued
for the marriage of William f. Me
Hale and Miss Mary McI.ain, which
will take place at st. Patrick's church
at l. o'clock noon ON Wednesday, Oc-
tObel-2.
William Burial left yesterday after
noon for Buffalo, where he will spend
few days prior to his departure for
Chattanooga. Tenn. where he will be
located.
Frederic Il. Jones, city editor of the
Dunkirk Herald, who has been spend
ing the past week at the home of his
parents ON Jackson street will leave
today for a weeks stay in New York,
Philadelphia and Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. James =. Thomas, Of
Twelfth street. welcomed q new ar
rival at their home Yesterday.
Miss Rachael Xachariah, of Hamp-
ton street, has returned home from a
trip to Buffalo and other points of in
tcrest.
Mrs. Philip Warren, the drcssmakcr,
left yesterday on business "trip to New
York
Miss Edith Davis. Of North Bromley
avenue, is spending a few days with
friends in Wilkes Barre.
Mrs. Mary j. Phillips and children,
lila and Thomas have returned homo
from Buffalo ana the Pan-American
exposition.
David Williams, of North Hyde Park
| avenue, has returned home from an
extended visit with friends in Carbon
! dale.
Contractor and Mrs. John williams.
of Rock street, have returned home
from from II weeks stay at Crystal
| Lake.
Mrs Jane Roderick and daughter
| Laura, of Hampton street, have re-
| turned home from two weeks visit
with friends in Hazleton
| Arch Brown, of Scranton street. re-
| turned home yesterday from a three
weeks visit with friends in Philadtl-
! pha.
DR.. NJ. j. Williams, OF South Main
avenue, received a message yesterday
that his wife's mother, Mrs. Rebecca
! Musselman, aged So years, died at New
Mahoning, Carbon county. He will at
tend the funeral. Mrs Williams has
been with her mother for several days.
Mrs. Thomas w. Davis. of South
| Main avenue, has recovered from her
| recent illness.
| A meeting of the William Connell