The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-10-29
MONTpOsE

Special to ,hc scrsnton Tribunc.
Montrose. Oct. aS.- -'rbo grand iury
'or November term Of court canv"hod
ut tho court house in this place today.
District Attorney Ralph u. Little las
large batch of indictments To lay h"-
fore it for consideration Judge sea- le
Is holding argument court In the main
court room.
The town is billed for the san Fran
cisco ininstrcls. which will appear at
Village hall on Wednesday evening.
October 30. Judging from press COM
nicnts. the show is a creditablc one.
Tickets are on sale at McCausland's.
Almost election time and the tAIn-
paign has bran 80 uuiet that one hardly
knows who arc the opposing candi-
dates Or for what offices they are run
ming. This condition should be changed
within tho next few days. and doubt
less will be. These abnormally quiet
campaigns do not always conduce to
the most desirable results. Every Re
publican should work to get out the
party vote. District Attorney Ralph
H. Little viii he reelected to his pres
ent position by Il substantial "off- year"
majority over his Democratic oppon-
ent cx-District Attorney T.. W. SAT-
ford
Miss Eliza NJ Frazier. Of susquc-
hanna, is visiting relatives in town.
George Mack and Ray Deuel. spent
Sunday with Forest Lake friends.
Mrs. II. II. Fordham and sister. Mrs.
r. W. Clarke. and little Paul Clarke
have been visiting friends in Bingham
ton.
There is n likelihood that the Mont
office i'm thp Will
be moved from its present location in
the Tarbcll block to the Ellsworth
block across the street.
The Sunday school at st. NIarN's
Catholic church has been discontinued
for the winter months.
=. j. Radeker is visiting the Buffalo
exposition this week
Rev DIR. y. G.. Parke. of West Pitts
ton, preached from the pulpit Of the
Presbyterian church last evening.
The residence of Justice John $.
Courtright. on South Main street. is
being improved by the addition of a
fire porch.
Alden Dcvinc and son, William. Of
Rush, are visiting relatives in town.
G"rrett T.. Gardner. of Scranton.
spent Sunday at the home of his
mother in this place.
Harry +. Dennis. of Lestersllire, Vis
tied friends here on sunday.
The Presbyterian church. which has
been closed for six weeks, while UNDER
going repairs. was rcopened for wor-
ship yesterday. There was Il large con-
Sregaton. and the pastor. Rev. a. l..
Benton ID. D.. delivered an able dis
course at the morning service. The
ceiling and side walls of the church
and chapel have been newly and beau
tifully frescoed. and the entire editice
has been newly and handsomely car
petcd.
Attorney +. T.. Scott. of scranton,
was the guest of his parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. \. p. Scott. over Sunday.
DIR. John &. Wilson has returned
from Il few days visit at the Pan
American exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence T.. Ellsworth.
of SusQuehanna, are visiting relatives
in this place.
Thomas Kilrow, OF Great Bend. is in
town.
Attorney X. ]. Manning, of SusNue-
week.
y Scranton institution, which is very
popular here and largely patroniHcd by
our most substantial citizens, is the
Pennsylvania Casualty company, for
whic., William 5. Milford is the gentle
MANY and persistent agent. \ num-
Der of the cumpany's policy holders in
Montrose have reason by personal cN-
perience 10 know he value of its iu-
suranCc.