The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-01-17
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Stanley Peterosky, employed as a
driver boy in the Sloan mine, was
kicked in the face by il mule yesterday
and severely injured. He was taken to
the Moses Taylor hospital for treat
ment
Fresh Vaccine Points and Lymph
received daily at G. w. jenkins, drug
gist, l01 South Main avenue. "%
Mrs. John Williams, of Eynon street,
/ fell down IL fight of stairs at her home
recently and sustained painful injuries.
DR.. J. J. Roberts is attending her.
Miss Augusta Morgan, the obliging
bookkcepcr at Heiser e Warnke's. en-
tertained Il party of friends at her
home recently, on the occasion of her
birthday. All We're royalty entertained
John Thomas, of Eynon street, a
driver in the Bellevue mine. was
caught between n car and the rib" on
Wednesday, and had his leg badly
squeezed.
Disinfectants of all kinds at G. w.
jenkins. lO1 South Main avenue. **
The dance of the Wahneta class.
scheduled for Mears' hall last evening,
was abandoned owing to the building
being quarantined on account of the
smallpox cases therein.
A benefit entertainment will be Civ
on in Washington hall on February -,
in aid of John Sullivan of Stark court,
who has been unable to work for the
past sixteen months, owing TO illness.
The Oneita Dancing class will con-
duct Il social in Washington hall next
Monday evening. This is one of the
most popular classes of the season.
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candles, Gum Assafoetida and Disn-
fectants of all kinds, at G. w. Jen-
kins, 101 South Main avenue. Il"
The Silver Leaf Social club have en-
gagged Washington hall for social
next Tuesday evening.
Nicholas Bennett, of Acker avenue,
who was so badly injured in the Dodge
mines recently is slowly recovering,
| which will be gratifying news to his
many friends.
| The Temperance Alliance choir and
| Sons of Temperance Glee club re-
hearsed in Morgan's hall last evening
| for the Wooley temperance meeting to
be held on February II.
A large delegation from the Linn
burger Social club enjoyed a sleighride
| to Olyphant last evening.
A confirmation class was organized
at st. Davids Episcopal church last
| evening
The officers and teachers of the
| Washburn street Presbyterian Bible
school held a conference last evening,
and outlined the work to be carried out
| during the coming year.
| Rev. H. C. McDermott discussed THE
Pleasures of Sin" at the revival SER
vices in the Simpson Methodist Epis-
copal church last evening, There was
| a large attendance. The meeting will
conclude this evening.
An enjoyable session of the Ladies'
Aid society was held i'm the Washburn
street Presbyterian church yesterday,
and during the noon hour palatable
luncheon was served.
| Members of the Sloan and Central
local. United Mine Workers of Amer
| ica held a meeting in James hall last
evening, and discussed matters acted
upon at the Wilkes Barre convention,
| a rehearsal of the oxford Glee club
| was held in Cooperative hall last
evening on the competitive selection TO
| be sung at the Allentown eisteddfod on
March II, David stephens is working
hard with the party and is meeting
with much encouragement.
At the meeting of West Scranton As
sembly, Royal Society of Good Fellows,
in Red Mems hall last evening sew
| eral applications for membership were
| received.
A special meeting of st. Brenden S
| council Young Mems Institute, will be
held in the rooms next Sunday after
| noon.
| Christopher Fiehler, of North Brom-