The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-04-30

Evans, OF North Bromley avenue, will be sol.
einnifcd this evening nt the home Of the brides
parents by the Rev. Thomas dcGruchy. d. d.,
pastor Of the jackson Street Baptist church.
The state missionary board will meet in the
Penn Avenue Baptist church on May Q. and
not at the jackson Street Baptist church, as
previously stated
The Railroad auxiliary Of the Simpson Mctho.
dist Episcopal church will meet tomorrow
evening at the home OF Mrs. John D. knight,
on South Sumner avenue.
Mrs. Edward Moran, Of Hampton street, Is
recovering from an illness.
August Foster, John Wagner, ir., and Walter
Dclmar OF Hampton street, have returned home
from fishing trip to Maplcwood.
Glen Marsh, will Johns and will Marsh
were fishing at Mt Pocono yesterday.
daughter has frightened the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. weigand pfciffcr. Of 5l5 North Hyde
Park avenue.
Miss Alice Jones, Of Hampton street. Is con.
fined TO her home with an attack Of rheumatism.
Mrs. f. s. kingsbury and children. and Miss
Bertha kingsbury, of South Bromley avenue,
have returned home from visit with relatives
at Harrisburg
Nrs. Joseph Buwcn and children, of West Elm
street, will leave this week for visit with
relatives In Germany.
Mrs. f. A. Allen, OF Richford n. ". IL the
guest of her sister, Mrs. 4. NJ Strong, Of South
Main avenue.
DR.. Arthur A. Reynolds Is attending a class
reunion at the Baltimore Medical college, from
which he graduated.
An eight weeks. old child Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
J. Eckland. of 345 North Bromley avenue. died
Oh Monday and will be buried in the Washburn
street cemetery at II o'clock this morning.
The West Scranton Prohibition Alliance will
meet tomorrow evening at the home Of Miss
Jennie Hughes. on Thirteenth street.
sixycar-od child of Mr.. and Mrs. John
COS G-tN
wall at the corner OF South Main avenue and
West Locust street yesterday while reaching for
hat, which blew off hcr head during the storm,
and was quite badly injured. DR.. Reynolds was
callcd.to attend her.
Mrs. Frank Raymond. of Hughes court, is
reported to bc i'll at her home.
Lot Ludwig, Of North Bromley avenue, Is
suffering from injuries received recently, while
at work in the Diamond mines.
Mrs. James Harris and children, OF Evans
court, will soon move to Buffalo, where MIR.
Harris is employed.
Mrs. William SHUTTER. OF North Rcbccca ave-
nue., has returned home from visit with
friends at Long Pond.
Mrs. Oscar Beers, OF North Rcbccca avenue, is
home from visit at Tanncrsvillc
John B. Knight, of South Sumner avenue
has returned home from brief soourn at
Wallsvillc.
George ,lacoby. of North Lincoln avenue. has
returned home from a visit with his parents
at Stroutsburg.
Mrs. John Wartlcll, OF North Garfield avenue,
is i'll at her home
Miss May Bartholomew, Of Dram boulevard, is
home from visit at Carks Summit.
Thomas jenkins, of Thirteenth street, and
David Thorburn, of Fourteenth street, two well
known young men, left yesterday for Johnstown,
where they have secured good positions
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hughes. of South Sum-
ner avenue, have new daughter at their homc
Michael McGurrigan, OF this side, was
thrown from carriage at the corner of Ninth
street and West Lackawanna avenue yesterday
morning and quite badly injured lie was
taken to the Lackawanna hospital.