The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-29
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.

The entertainment OF the Arbeiter Fortbtungs,
und kraukeh Unzerstitzungs Verein, in Work.
mems hall last evening, was very successful and
every number was vigorously encored The at.
tendance was large and the receipts proved very
gratifying. After the programme, which was
published in this column yesterday, a dance was
, inaugurated and kept up until long after mid.
night. Professor Gustav Schmidt led the sing.
ers through the various numbers OF the pro.
gramne and the guests were cared for by the
following committee of arrangements: Messrs.
Heinrich, Gustav Rocsch and Herman Kreyenfeld.
A pleasant gathering was held last evening at
122 Pittston avenue, when surprise party was
rendered Master john Uhl. The party was made
up OF schoolnates and friends, and they enjoyed
thcmsclrc, Thoroughly. Gaines OF various kinds
Were indUlsc,' in and refreshments were served
during the evening. Those present were: Misses
Emma uhl, Martha Kornachcr, Emma Kornacher,
Nctttie Wirth, Katie Wirth, Carrie Wirth, Cora
Young. Lucy Huber, Katie Mirtz Emma Mirtz,
Katie Stone Nettic Stone, Mary Tiel, Celia licier
Lena Miller, Gertie Dippre, Marie Heinrich, An.
ME Schneider, Helen Dippre, Theresa Dipprc,
Agnes Dippre. Mamie Linder, Minnie Linder,
Tillie Uhl, Julia Uhl, Annie Uhl, Theresa Haas,
Lizzie Uhl, Maggie Everhart, Mo!lc Ledger, and
John Uhl, Ed. lIessingcr, Otto Epp, Phil Dippre,
Albert liaas, Gust Andrews, John Andrcs, Iiar-
old Wolf, John Brunsweiler, Fred Andrews, Al.
bert scholl, Fred schol, Adam Neuls, Frank
Henry Holder William kornachcr, Fred Pride
Joe Haas, William Kaiser, Jacob Kaiser and
George Rosar; Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf and
Mr.. and Mrs Schaeffer.
DR.. schley's Lung Healing Balsam is guaranteed
to cure all coughs. mo cure, no pay" For
sale by all dealers. :"
George Lohnann, who is probably one of the
Oldest residents OF Scranton, celebrated his nine
tieth birthday yesterday, at the family residence
1ha n1s l. .l,
father OF John and Louis Lohnunn. the hotel
proprietors of the central city, and is one OF the
most genial and lovable persons one could wish
to meet. His family and numerous friends called
during the day to offer their eonsratulat ions,
4 boy named Cavanaugh, who resides with his
parents at Orchard street and Prospect avenue,
met with serious accident yesterday. The
little fellow, who attends No. 3 school.
playing in the yard during recess. when he
slipped, and his hand caught on u hook and
was badly torn DR., Quinn was called, and Six
stitches we're necessary TO draw the torn parts
together.
The funeral OF Patrick McGnnis will take
place at $50 O'Clock this morning from the fam
lily residence, 1917 Prospect avenue. Services
will be held in st. Johns church, and intcrnent
will be made in the Cathedral cemetery.
meeting OF the South Side bowling teams
was held last evening, and friendly game was
played between the Arlingtons and the South
Siders.
DR.. Quinn has moved to 12j Piltston ave-
nue.. Both phones. -
Robert Van Duser. Of Pear street, has secured
position as engineer on the Erie railroad and
will be located at Pittston.
A special meeting will be held in the Hickory
Street German Presbyterian church this evening.
Comet LODGE knights OF Pythias. will meet
tonight in Hartmans hall
DADDY" Ryan, OF Minooka, was arrested last
night on Cedar avenue for being drunk and dis
orderly.