The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-11-16
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.


The members of The Dollar club were
pleasantly entertained yesterday after
noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George l.. Peck. on North Lincoln ave-
nue..
Roy Morgan, who recently had his
leg :iinput;lted at the Moses Taylor hos
ptnl. is improving nicely, and will soon
be able to get out again.
John Lille. of LuZerne street. is con-
fired to his home by illness.
Word has been received here that
Miss Edith James. formerly of South
Lincoln avenue. was married recently
in New Mexico.
Mrs. II. e. McDcrmott. of North Hyde.
Park avenue. has returned home from
II visit with her sister in New York.
y meeting of all the committees con-
nected with the Patriotic Order Sons
of America fair will be held at WASH
inston hall tomorrow afternoon.
The weekly social of the Colonial
Club Dancing class was held in WASH
inGton hall last evening.
Miss Fannie Jones, of North Hyde
Park avenue. was rendered an euioy-
able surprise party recently by a num-
Der Oh ncr Young trends.
y daughter was born yesterday TO
Mr.. and Mrs. John McNulty. of this
side.
Mrs. David G.. Rorar and three chill
dron. of LuZernc street. left yesterday
for Il visit with friends at Bedford. Pa.
Mrs. Fred Davis of North Sumner
avenue, has returned home from Il visit
with friends in Philadelphia.
Constable Timothy Jones aud I.noch
Evans have returned home from Il sue
ccssful hunting trip.
The late Aaron James is survived by
his wife only. There We're no children.
Miss Belle Clark. of Hampton street,
is i'll ut her home.
Richard James. Alfred East. John
Jcffries and William Reese are hunt
ing ut MaplcwOod
Mrs. II. NJ. Fellows and daughter, Jo-
sic. have returned home from a visit
at bloomsbury.
\ number of West Scranton people
attended Il surprise party at the home
Of William Bowen. at Mt. Dewey, re-
Gently.
Harry Taylor. of Iynon street. was
kicked by n mule while at work in the
Bellevue mines on Thursday. His
right leg was severely injured.
..lr. and Mrs. Evan Hughes of Thir-
tecnth street. We're surprised by Il large
number of their friends recently and
greeted and treated them royalty.
Richard Atkinson. of North Fillmore
avenue. was rendered a birthday sur
prise recently on his nineteenth birth
day.
Austin Jones, of Bellevue street, en-
tertained the Excelsior tilec club at his
home on Wednesday evening
\ game of foot ball will be played
this morning on the West Park ground
by the Y. G.. club and an eleven from
ST, Patrick's Parochihl school.
\ lad named John Fellows, OF No. $.
school had II button thrust into his
nose by companion recently. The DO"
suffered much pain as n result until re-
lieved by Il physician.
John Keenan, of stafford avenue, is
i'll at his home.
Miss Belle Bert, of Hampton street,
has returned home from q visit in the
South and West.
An entertainment will he held in the
Bellevue 'alvinislic Methodist church
on Dec. l. by the Bible class. Admis-
sion 10 cents.
ilisS Minnie Moylan, nf Waymart, Is
the guest oi Mrs T. j. Ncals, of Chest
nut street.
Mrs. Minor Medley. of North Lincoln
avenue, is seriously i'll nt her home.
Mrs. DolmotSch. of North Bromley
avenue, underwent AN operation this
week at the scranton Priva," hospital.
An eXcellenL oyster supper was served
in the Washburn street Presbyterian
church last evening by the members of
Mrs, Molfat's Sunday school class.
Merchants John J. Davies and Thos.
Il. Price, OF South Main avenue, have
returned home from "A business trip TO
Philadelphia,
Samuel bingham, of Hampton street
who was 50 severely injured at the
CHford mine on Thursday, is in Il pre-
carious condition at the West Side hos
pital.
The members of 81. Brenden'S council
ar2 arranging for ii lecture in the near
future.
Rev. Thomas de Gruchy, u. D., of the
jackson Street Baptist church, will de-
liver Il temperance lecture 10 his con-
gre ga lion tomorrow evening.