The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-11
TUNKHANNOCK.
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Tunkhannock, April 10.--Mrs. John
NJ Garman. of Nanticoke. is the guest
! of her sister. Mrs. Louis +. Camp. on
| Bridge street.
! Mr.. Arthur II. Sterling. of Meshop-
| pen, was doing business in town Oh
! Tuesday.
| Mrs. John Townsend and family left
yesterday for Homer. n. Y. where they
Will make their future home.
| Mrs. Maurice Jones and Mrs. Frank
Burns visited Mrs. James Deubler, at
Sprngville, on Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Van lyle. of Eatonvillc.
is stopping with friends and relatives
in town this week.
Mrs. Del Foote, of Scranton, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Squier. on
| Tioga street.
Robert ]. Little left on Tuesday for
| San Francisco, from which place he
will take passage for China, where he
will assume his duties as paymasters
clerk on the United States cruiser New
Orleans. which is now stationed in Chi
nese waters
COURT NOTES.
In case of commonwealth VS.. Roland
McNab. Charles NJ. Lee was appointed
commissioner to take testimony.
In case of commonwealth VS.. Walter
Johnson, James Miller and Wesley Mil
ler charged with malicious mischief in
breaking windows in dwelling house,
case was tried and a verdict of guilty
rendered. and defendants sentenced to
each undergo term of Imprisonment
in the county Jail for six months. be-
sides to usual fine and costs to be paid
by defendants.
In re estate of Mary L. Keeler. de-
ceased. w. f. Little. esq.,. appointed an
auditor to make distribution Of fund.
George White VS.. Frank Mulligan
and John j. Sherwood. rule for new
trial, continued to June term.
Josephine Reynolds vs. w. II. Rey-
nolds. rule for issue between Henry
Harding, claimant of fund, and Ella
Wilson, attaching creditor, made alb
soute.
Nolas Eros. VS.. A. j. Warren. rule to
strike off mechanics lien, continued to
June term.
In case of County Savings Bank and
Trust company, of Scranton. VS.. j. G.
Reynolds and Josephine Reynolds. Il
rule was granted to show cause why
judgment should not be opened and de-
fendant let into a defense.
I.avina Wagner VS.. a. w. Bertholf,
executor of Samuel Arnold, inter-
pleadcr, rule granted to show cause
why plaintiff should not pay costs of
suit and attorney fee.
In matter of estate of Ruth Myers,
deceased. petition filed by Benjamin,
Alfred and Fannie Myers and Arse1la.
Aahanna, asking for partition of real
estate.
OF the list of civil cases set for trial
at the regular term of the common
pleas court, commencing Monday. April
Il, the following have been continued
by agreement of parties, viz: William
Paden VS.. Lehigh Valley Railroad conf
pany, trespass; Fred Smith vs.. Lehigh
Valley Railroad company, trespass
and Lottie Palmer VS.. Edward Palmer
ciectnent
In matter of the case of James D.
Gallup, rule to show cause why he
should not be discharged from jail,
where he is confined under sentence in
a desertion case. was argued by the
attorneys on Wednesday. Court re-
served it's decision until later in term.
1r the case of commonwealth VS.. Ed
ward Huffsmth surety of peace, A
hearing was had ON Tuesday. The de-
'tIiudlC was ulSCNdTSeu ana tne costs
placed or the prosecutor. William
Owen. if appearing to the court that
the prosecutor Ind 10 Just cause to
fear har.l rom defendant.
in the c.,Gr Of commonwealth VS.. c.
T.. Glenn. charged with forgery, the
defendant, by his attorney, represent
cd that he had not sufficient time to
prepare his side of the case for trial.
and the court allowed it tc he continued
TO the lune sessions.
Warren AleXan Ter VS.. j. T.. Everett
rule to show cause why settlement filed
should not be stricken OFT continued
Frank T., Ensleman VS.. William Fos-
ter. rule for Judgment for want of q
sufficient affidavit of defense; argued
and held under adViSement.
George Bruneess vs. Archer Wild
ricFs c2rtiorari, continued to June
term,
In re: road in Noxen and Forkston.
John E. Edwards, George w. Walter
and Dennis 6. Keerey appointed as
viewers.