The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-10-18
SOUTH SCRANTON.

"A very pleasant surprise party was ten
dered MIR. and Mrs. Barnickel at their
nome. Cedar avenue and Fig street.
| Thursday. During the evening. Henry
Barnickel played several violin solos in
| his usual artistic manner. Ervng Miller
gave a fine exhibition of buck and wing
dancing. Thomas Lewis gave a fine pro-
grainme with his phonograph Mr.. Jcn-
nings played several piano solos aud was
| also the accompanst for the evening.
| Vocal solos were rendered by Miss Alice
| Barnickel and Samuel Kemler. Flash
| lights were taken by Frank Schultz and
| Arthur Miller. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyabcl time had by all.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs Bar
| nickel, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mr..
| and Mrs Samuel kemler. Mr.. ana Mrs.
Erwin Miller. Mr.. and Mrs Iinoor MIR.
and Mrs. Jennings, Mr. and Mrs. Schnfrer,
| Rev. and Mrs. Witke. Messrs. Frank
Schultz, Arthur Miller, william Miller,
Andrew Zeigler, Cornelius Hartman.
Louis Housrath, Ernest Barnckol, Mrs.
Meyers. Mrs. Schantz Mrs Lutzenbur-
ger, Mrs. II. Welsh. and the Misses
Mamie Welsh, Alice Barnickel and Nerna
Barnckel.
A largely attended meeting of Rcpub-
licnn party workers was held last even
ing in Athletic hall and much enthusiasm
was manifested The meeting was called
to order at $50 O'Clock and for nearly
two hours a flood of convincing argu-
ment. by the various speakers. was given
to show the difference between Repub-
lican prosperity and Democratic dcmor-
alization. Nearly all the Republican can
didates We're present. and also many other
prominent speakers of note, including
Deputy Attorney General +. w. FlcitZ
and County Chairman H. l.. Taylor.
Charles Neuls presided over the meeting
and VIII +. Vaughan acted as secretary.
Speeches were made by the candidates in
the following order. and each speaker
was heartily received: Judge A. A. Vos
burg. Candidate for state senator. j. b.
Jordan; Hon. j. ]. sschcucr, John G. Nor
ris and John Penman. candidates for COM
missioners and Llewellvn Evans and Dn-
vid Williams, the candidates for mine in
spcctor Hon. T.. W. Tleitz spoke at
length on national and state issues. and
his eloquent eulogy of the principles
which bind Republicans together for pro-
lection and prosperity We're loudly APP
plaudcd AT the close of the meeting a
short reception was held in honor of the
speaker and candidates.
ON Wednesday evening next a house
warming and opening social will he given
in Athletic hall on Alder street. under
the auspices of the Scranton Athletic
club. The boys are known throughout the
valley for their hospitality and invita-
tions have been largely sought. The com
mlttce in charge is composed of John
Schcucr Matt Bohn. Fred klatt Henry
Meyers and George I'lrich
A week from next Monday the recently
organized Round y club will hold thc,.
first entertainment and bah in Athletic
ha'l on Alder street. Baucr's orchestra
has been secured for the occasion. and a
most enjoyable time is anticipated. The
committee of arrangements is: Rudolph
Nunz. Harry Saft. Charles Saft, George
Hartman and Peter Lutz.
Next Monday night. the Schwabian
Verein will hold their annual festival and
entertainment The affair will take place
in Workingmen's hall on Alder street and
will be followed by a dance
DR.. Schleys Lung Healing Balsam is
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The Scranton Saengerrunde will give
their first concert of the season on Tues
day. Oct. IS. Athletic hall has been So
cured for the occasion and first class
music has been secured for the dance
which follows the concert