The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-11
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

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Rev. James Benninser, pastor of the
Embury Methodist Episcopal church.
will begin series of discourses on the
subject, "a Love Romance in Three
Parts" The first part will be 1.-THE
Kings Ambassador Seeking a Wife for
the Young Prince"
A large congregation at Taylor on
Sunday, had the pleasure of listening to
two very eloquent discourses from Rev.
r. Lloyd Roberts, pastor Of a large and
wealthy Congregational church at Go
| mer, Allen county, Ohio. In the evening
the reverend gentleman preached at the
North Scranton Calvinistic Methodist
church.
A number of complaints are being
made that milk is being stolen regularly
from different places particularly in the
vicinity of West Linden and Chestnut
streets. The latest victim who has been
compelled to drink his coffee without
milk is James Wymbs. and he says tho
milk thief not only takes the milk. but
deliberately throws the can into the yard
afterwards.
A. NJ Morse, Dr. p +. struppler, Pa
trolman Kiah Peters and Lieutenant of
Police John Davis returned home Satur-
day evening from a fishing trip to Sick
lers pond. near Brown Hollow. Each
secured a nice mess of pickerel. but they
did not catch as many as they had ex-
pected. The trip was u delightful one,
and was only marred by the announce
ment that John ID. Roberts, a brother-in-
law of Patrolman Peters, had died in
Illinois. The party enjoyed the drive
both ways. and Lieutenant Davis invent
ed successful contrvance for catching
fish during their absence. He is now ex-
planning it to his friends.
Patrolmen Bradshaw and Huntington
We're called to the corner of Twenty
Gtr
ing. where it was reported a fight was in
progress. When the officers arrived the
fight was all over with, and but one man
was arrested. He was George Lamb of
Luzerne street. who was drunk and dis
orderly. At the hearing yesterday he
claimed someone else was responsible for
the trouble, and after signing the pledge,
he was released
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Boylct, of ia West Lackawanna ave-
nue., died yesterday. The funeral will be
private.
Mrs. S. II. Swank. of Nrirlnvillc, Pa,
is visiting her daughter. Mrs. George w.
Jenkins, of South Hyde Park avenue.
Mrs. George w. Powell, of Bellevue,
will entertain the delegates to the Wo-
mans Relief corps convention on Thurs
day evening.
Tudor r. Williams. of South Main ave-
nue. has been elected treasurer of the
Scranton club at Cornell university.
Tho funeral of George. the 15-ycar-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Morris, of 2l3
Railroad avenue, who died on Saturday,
will take place this afternoon.
A daughter was recently born to Mr..
and Mrs. John McAndrew, of 1920 Jack
son street.
Joseph Ansley. of North Main avenue,
has secured a patent on a vinegar faucet
which he invented some time ago.
Mrs. NJ. Hcllstrom and Miss Carrie
Pruning, of Carbondale. have returned
home from a. visit with West Scranton
relatives and friends
Mrs. Evan Thomas, of North Bromley
avenue, is recovering fro ma throat affcc-
ton.
Ray Cole, Of Oxford street is recovering
from a severe illness.
Edward Evans. of South Hyde Park
avenue, has recovered from illness and
!, opened his barber shop on West Lack
awanna avenue.
The ladies of the Simpson Methodist
Episcopal church whose names begin with
the letters l., Nl. n, @, T. Q and r, met
i'll the church last evening and decided TO
have an initial supper on Thursday even
ing, November 20.
Mrs William James. of Bellevue. is en-
tertaining Mrs. Daniel Price and daugi-
ters. Of Moscow
street, is reported 10 be seriously i'll.
Hugh 1tcrriGan, of Lakewood. y. j.,
has returned home from a visit with his
sister. Mrs. John Monnigcr. OF North
Hyde Park avenue.
Mrs. Maurice Snyder and daughter, OF
LenoX, are the guests of West Scranton
friends.
George King. of Anslcy's planning mill.
was struck by Il piece of wood recently
and rendered unconscious.
Richard Deitrick, Of South Main ave-
nue.. has returned home from a weeks
visit with his parents at Mt. Pocono.
Miss Florence Whitman, of South Re-
becca avenue, entertained the G. T. c.
club at her home last evening.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Amos Krause.
of Bellevue, a daughter.
Alvin f. Beers. a former resident of
West Scranton. died at his home in Beth
lehem on Saturday last.