The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-02-12
NORTH SCRANTON.

George spencer, an aged teamSter,
residing on North Main avenue, met
with a peculiar accident, while driving
around Dead Mans Curve" on North
| Main avenue in front of ID. d. Jones &;
Sons livery, yesterday afternoon Spen-
Ger was driving into Samuel Davis
blacksmith shop, when IL street car
struck his wagon, throwing Spencer to
/ the pavement with great force. He was
picked up by the employees of the black
smith shop and removed to his home,
where it was found that he suffered
from several scalp wounds. The wagon
and car We're damaged
Michael O'Malley, a resident of Rock
street had his leg broken, while at
work in the Leggetts Creek mine, Mon
day afternoon. O'Malley was employed
as a laborer, and was ut work with
fellow-men when a portion of the roof
fell, striking him on his leg. He was
removed to his home, where DR.. Stan
ton was called to set the injured men,
ber
Last evening, before a large audience,
the Keystone Literary and Dramatic
club produced one-act comedy drama,
entitled who Stole the Pig?" The fair
will be closed until after Lent. Several
valuable articles were CHANGED off last
night.
Stella and Mary McDavitt spent last
week with friends in Archibald.
Mrs. w. c. Mcdonald and family, of
North Main avenue, have returned
from Wilkes-Barre where they We're
visiting relatives.
The North End Stars challenge the
High Works Indians to a game of bas-
ket ball. any Tuesday night in March,
for $l00 a side.
John Lally. Charles Melvin and
Thomas Glynn spent Sunday in Arch
bald
Miss Elizabeth Phillips has returned
from South Gibson, where she has been
visiting friends.
The funeral of the late Anna Davis,
who died Sunday last at her home, ia
Wells street, will take place this after
noon at 2 o'clock from her late resi-
Gen"e.
Misses Margaret Mccormick. of Oak
street, and Della Kearney. of Parker
street, are visiting friends in New York
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer, of Bloom ave-
nue., are rejoicing over the arrival Of
u baby boy.
Ticket 212 Won the quilt at the draw
ing for the benefit of b. Williams. Mon
day evening.
The North End Glee club will hold a
special meeting this evening in O'Mal-
ley's hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Lloyd and Mr.. and
Mrs. David Eynon, of Dickson City, en-
Joyed sleiShride to Jermyn, Monday
evening.
After Saturday. G. w. Davis will dis
continue his branch drug store at Mar
ket street, and he will be glad to see
his patrons at the corner of Market
street and Main avenue.
There will be a meeting of the North
End Republicans, Friday night in AL
'derman Myers office.
The amateur artists smoke plate con-
test on Friday evening, in the social
rooms of the Providence PRESBYTERIAN
church, is expected to attract a hun
dred artists and a goodly number who
are not artists. Some creQitable work
Will doubtless be done on the smoked
CHINA with toothpick. The board or
Judges, Mrs. L. A. Evans and Messrs.
j. *. Smith and S. j. Owens, will
award the prizes. A splendid pro-
Sramme of music and recitations will
precede the contest and the social will
include coffee and doughnuts.
Mrs. L. Cramer Won Storch will sing
TWO numbers in the concert and social
on FRIDAY evening in the Providence
Presbyterian church social rooms. Mrs.
Won Storch was formerly the organist
or that church, and as soloist she is
also popular in this part of the cjtv
Where she has lived for several years.
II. n. White, one of our local coal
dealers, is sick at his home on Green
street.
MISS Fannie Wilson. of Wilkes Barre,
mas been spending a week with her sis
Ter, Mrs, Charles Bertine, of Oak street.
Edward kiefer, of New York, is a
guest of friends in the North End.