The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-11
SOUTH SCRANTON.

SOUTH SCRANTON.
The annual rally and fail opening en-
tertanment of the Young Womens
Christian association took place at the
rooms. 1921 Cedar avenue. last evening.
There was large attendance, and the
following programme was rendered:
Singing, "'rrue Hearted. Whole Heart
cd" by audience; Scripture reading.
Mrs. Kraft; prayer; duet Misses Smith
and Rentschler address, Rev. w. A.
Nordt; piano solo, Edna Powers: re-
marks, Miss Rankin: solo, Miss Anna
Scheuer; announcements. Miss Mere
dth; solo. Will Carylon. Refreshments
were served after the entertainments
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting.
which takes place at 3io tomorrow
afternoon. will be led by Miss Meredith
The class meetings for the coming
season at the Young Women's Chris
tian association rooms will take place
as follows. Mondays. arithmetic. $50
to $40 p. M: spelling. $50 to $50 y. m,
Tuesdays, grammar class I.3O to $40 p.
m: literature. $50 to 2 o'clock. Every
! third Wednesday OF the month, moth
ers' meeting. The housekeepers' class
will assemble every Thursday at p.
M. and the cooking class will meet at
| 1.3O D. m. The Bible class will also
meet at the same time and place. Fri
days the Loyalty club meets. and Sat
| urtiays from $50 to . p. M. the GYM
| nasium classes gather for instruction
| One of the happiest old men who
| visits this side is Peter Finliler. a far
mer Of Newton township He is IS
years old. and a few days ago he cele-
| brated the fiftieth anniversary of life
| as farmer, during all of which time
he has visited the South Side three
| times a week to dispose OF his goods.
| In observing his birthday and anniver
sary the past week. many of his old
| friends and customers were made glad
with suitable presents
| AT the last meeting of the Scranton
! Saengerrunde, committee was empow-
cred to make arrangements for the an
null fall social of the society. which
marks the opening of the winter mus-
cal season Th" committee met aud
agreed on Wednesday, October 80. it
being an open date at Athletic hall.
| Jacob Long. formerly with the Wal
lace shows, with whom he contracted
a serious illness. is reported out OF dam
! ger. and has been removed from the
Hahnemann hospital to his home on
| Pittston avenue.
| William Hershal. who was brought
home from Buffalo Il few days ago. is
dangerously i'll at the residence of his
mother on Alder street
Fred Herman. who was Il committee
of one. representing the Junser Mach
nerchor in Baltimore the past week
has arrived home. and will present mis-
report q the next meeting.
| William Publ and John Westpfahl
| who have been attending the Grand
Army of the Republic convention in
| Washington. d. c., arrived home yes
terdav.
Or. Schley's Lung Healing Bnlsam is
guaranteed to cure all coughs. No
| cure. no pay For sale by all dealers
Miss Jennie Eggleston was given u
| surprise party and farewell social by
friends Thursday night. prior to her de-
parture for Buffalo. where she expects
to reside permanently.
The young men of the German Pres
byteria,l church. on Hickory street.
have formed Il debating society. and
they will conduct a series of entertain-
ments during the winter months.
| st. Marys Glee and Dramatic asSO-
ton will hold a social and smoker
in st. Mary's hall, rear of River street,
Monday evening.
John Fitzpatrick was arrested on
Beech street last evening, on charges
of being drunk. making threats ana
non-support preferred by his wife.
! Fitzpatrick was arrested by Lieuten-
ant Zang and Patrolman Weber ana
lodged in the Alder street station
house. He will be given a hearing By
| Police Magistrate StOrr this molning.
The Polish National Alliance Political
association will hold Il special meeting
| tomorrow afternoon at their rooms.
| PittSton avenue and Elm street. Every
member is urged to attend.
| The South Side Bank pays interest on
savings deposits. An account can he
started with ten cents. Open Saturday
| evenings from I3G to $50 -